The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-04-23
UTAH STATE NEWS.
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- stiii creating great interest and
some good ore is found.
Friday is the fiftieth anniversary
Of the settlement of Ephraim, and
the day will be fittingly observed by
the residents Of that place.
Tim O'Neal of Uintah was badly
injured in Ogden one day last week,
being thrown from his wagon to the
pavement, striking on his head.
w. o. Hale Of Evanston. wyo., was
drowned in the big pool at the Utah
Hot Springs. north Of Ogden. on the
18th. II is supposed he tainted and
was drowned.
Robert Hatch and Clarence Denton.
both colored. engaged in fight in a
restaurant In Salt Lake City, Denton
being shot by Hatch. The wounded
man is not dangerously hurt
Maurice Raney, waiter, is in a
Salt Lake hospital, his death hourly
expected. as the result Of being struck
over the head by some person un.
known. his skull being crushed.
Mrs. A. J. Davis OF Springville,
mother Of Mrs. Rachel Talbot. who
died in rooming-house in Salt
Lake City recently lost her husband
and two sons in the Scofield disaster.
J. II. Lamont. president of the Salt
Lake Street Car Mems union, says
that the new organization will take
no hostile attitude against the EN-.
ployment Of nonunion men ON the
car lines.
The L. d. s. u. champion basket
ball team will line up against the best
teams In this country for the worlds
championship at St. Louis the com.
ing summer during the progress of
the worlds fair.
Pat Green, cowboy, who was
beating his way on the railroad from
Colorado to Idaho, at Soldiers Sum-
init had the heel Of his right foot
badly crushed by getting 1t between
the bumpers of the train.
Benner X. Smith of Salt Lake City
has boon appointed by Governor
Wells as district attorney for the
Third judicial district court to I'LL
the vacancy caused by the sudden
death Of Dennis c. Eichnor.
James Jenkins, a pioneer of Nephi,
70 dead from injuries received In q
runaway accident in March. He came
to Nephi In the spring Of 1856 and
resided there until his death. He
served two terms as councilman.
The Indian appropriation bill, which
passed the senate flxed next March
for the opening Of the Uintah reser
walton and 1t appropriates $4,000 for
additional work and for plating the
territory for the surveyor.general's of.
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Charles M. Schwab, former prest
dent Of the United States Steel cor
poration. during q visit to Utah last
week. declared that the iron deposits
OF southern Utah would bring In time
great wealth 70 the men who would
develop them.
J. N. Shockley, the street car ban
dit. has been convicted of the muir.
der Of Amasss Gleason and Thomas
Brighton. the two Salt Lake carmen
whom he shot on the night OF January
sth. and will be executed. The jury
was out four hours before an agree
nent was reached.
Gus Peterson. an inmate OF the
Ogden Jail. attempted suicide by dash.
ing his head against the iron walls
OF his cell. Peterson was suffering
from delirium tremens, and 1t re-
CURED the strength of four men to
subduo him.
Honorable Charles Culverwel, the
oldest inhabitant," and owner of
about all the ground on which the
town of Calientes and railroad yards
are built. was married on the 18th
and gave the town free supper, ball
and general good time.
The union depot at Ogden is to be
enlarged. The improvements are
made necessary by the recent changes
In the railroad situation, making the
depot altogether too small to accom-
modate the officials located in the
Junction City.
The district school children of
Manti engaged themselves clearing
the piece of ground adjoining the
present school site recently purchased
by the trustees, Arbor day was
spent by the children in clearing the
rubbish from their new playground.
A man giving the name of Starr,
whose right name is thought to be
Stone, is under arrest at the Ogden
police station and Is suspected of be-
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