The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-08-20
UTAH STATE NEWS.
UTAH.

Ogden Ia to have a new theatre
The building IL 10 be soI1as, of brfck,
and viii cost $4,000.
A fatal disease which has broke out
among the horses in Millard county Ii
believed to be due TO q poisonous
weed
The new city Jail and court house
q American Fork 10 nnishod with tho
exception OF seating and some manor
details.
A the result Of a runaway in o..
dan canyon. Mrs Mary Slater Of ndsn
sustainsd broken leg and severn
t~uisss.
While umpiring a game Of bah Il
American Fork. George Singleton was
overcome by the heat. He 10 now out
II danger. however.
The Modenn stage, - It was about
70 leave for Modena several days ago,
was completely demolished as the pe.
SUIT OF runaway,
Extra preoaution is being taken In
the Vicinity Of Lehi to prevent prairie
fres which might devastate the coun.
try owing to so much dry grass.
1t is not improbable that the next
annual convention or the United
States Brewers association may be
held in Salt Lake City next June.
A fire started by hoboes destroyed
a warehouse belonging to the Cleve-
Hand Commission company in Salt
Lake City, entalling loss Of $4,000.
James Brook, of Lehi, while chop
Ding wood few days ago. was struck
In the eye. The eye was so badly in
jured that he had to have it removed.
Frank C. Gattung. who fell from a
ladder in front Of the Constitution
block. in Salt Lake City on Saturday.
July %. died August s. from the a.
feCts Of the fall.
The yield Of grain throughout the
state In hearty every instance Is no
ported better and larger than usual;
Arid farm wheat being much bsttes
nan was expected. (. as.
J. II. otterson, who looted al
Rphraim in 1887, crossing the plains
h 1856. died at Spring City last wseh
A. the roeult If ha.nniuu avarh astad
while loading grain.
Peter Hansen, section foreman on
Ihs Luoin cutoff was found lying be
eide the track in dying condition. II
N supposed that while walking the
saok he was struck Dy an extra train,
Edward A. Steed of Pennington
was struck by a Rio Grande train and
b In precapious condition. The In. |
nred mans skull has been trspanned,
and he has about even chances for re.
Aovery.
william Farrell, a Greek, was fatal.
~ stabbed by Micnael Ziegwich, an
Austrian, during quarrel at Murray. |
The men quarreled over card game. |
Farrell died ten minutes after he was
stabbed.
Heavy rains have fallen in southern
Utah for several days. Vegetation
and livestock win be helped thereby.
The abnormal rains in July and Au.
gust win make excellent pasturage
Tor the sheep and other stock.
Arnold Fordyos. the employs OF
Ringlings circus who was struck over
ne head with an ak by John Bates,
another employee, while the circus was
exhibiting at Ogden, is out OF danger
Bates has bssp bsypd over for trial.
Repairs to the amount Of about 80,
poo VIII be commenced during tbs
week on the Rio Graads track bstwess
ogeen and Salt Lake oaty, and By
Me beginning Of November thu on
are line will have been renovated.
! 1t Is barely possible that tho Knights
Tsmplar's excursions to San Francisco
viii mark the formal opening OF tho
osden.Lucin cut-oif 70 passenger traf.
hc. A proposition is row under con.
Hderatios to run the Knights over ths
cut-of
Work is being pushed on the San
Pedro at tho Calientes end these days, !
The word that comes from the front
Indicates that the gap win be closed
before December /, SO that trains saa
run through from Salt Lake to Los
Angebas
According 70 the report OF the su-
perintendent of schools Of Weber
cosnty there has been a large faliiag
on in the school population in that por.
ton Of the state. The report shows
a decrease OF POS children OF school
age for the year.
Some of the farmers OF American
Fork are greatly elated over the pros.
pect OF converting beet tops into
money II the nronosed nlan IN aract