The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-11-19
UTAH STATE NEWS.
UTAH.

WOlhs
Bowling will he the leading sport
in Ogden this winter many clubs hav.
ing been formed for entry into the
league
The week on the Salt Lake mining
exchange closed on the sale of 174,-
791 shares of stock for which $40.
77797 was paid.
Edison p. Halstcd, an Ogden boy,
accidentally shot himself with a %
calibre rife, on Sunday, and his death
is hourly expected.
s. c. Ravenscoft of Leadville, Colo,
leaped from a Southern Pacific pas
senger train near Farrell and was run
over and killed.
News has been received in Ogden
that Edward NJ. Taylor, formerly
resident Of that city. had been killed
in a railway accident at Nelson, b. c.
Frank c. Hedrick, a painter, while
working on building in Salt Lake
City, missed his footing and fell from
a ladder, and is now in serious con-
dition.
The snow academy students and
faculty celebrated founders day at
Ephraim on the eth banquet being
given to visitors at noon and a ball
in the evening.
Smallpox is said to have broken out
among the children at the Round
Hills, small place about three miles
northeast of Mt. Pleasant. School is
closed temporarily, pending an inves. |
tigation.
The Salt Lake track has crossed |
the Santa Fe's Marvel branch and |
steel is being laid this side at the |
rate of over a mile per day. At this |
rate the track will be Joined by No
vember 30.
The threshing machines finished
the seasons threshing of Garfield
county on the Sth, and $4,000 bushels
of grain is the record, the greatest
ever garnered in this valley in any
one season.
As the result of runaway in Og-
den canyon last week. four women
were injured and the vehicle was
smashed to kindlng wood while one
OF the horses was so badly injured It
had to be killed.
j. T. lvie, a prominent young man
of Mt. Pleasant, accidentally shot him
self last week. Mr.. Ivie, in fourishing
his pistol in his place of business, ac-
cidentally discharged it, making a
flesh wound in the calf of the leg.
Two boys arrested in Salt Lake
City last week on a charge of petit
larceny, admitted they had left their
homes in Omaha and come west to
kill Indians and be cowboys, the de-
sire being born through reading dime
novels.
AS the result of an alteration at
Fish Springs L. r. Reed shot and
killed A. White The men were part
ners in the mining business and had
quarreled, when, it is claimed, White
reached for his rifle and was shot
dead by Reed.
Following the division of Richfleld
into three ecclesiastical wards last
spring and the appointment of bish-
oprics for each ward. a movement is
now on foot to secure suitable meet
ing houses and relief society halls for
each.
Articles of incorporation Of the Salt |
Lake Charity association have been
adopted. As set forth in the articles |
OF incorporation, every department of |
work Is TO be completely severed from |
all questions of religious belief and
nationality.
Probably overcome by heart failure,
while ascending ladder in a shallow
shaft at the Steele group OF mines in
Park City, Sunday Judge Morris SOM
mer OF Salt Lake City fell distance
df about fifteen feet and was almost
instantly killed.
The five-year-old son Of Lucia Sher-
lamin, a Turkish barber of Murray,
was playing around a pile of lumber
when the lumber slid down upon him
and he was Choked to death, the
body being found about ten minutes
after the accident occurred.
The annual report of the commits
sioner OF education, made public re-
Gently, shows that the per capita cost
of the public schools OF Utah is s50G
while the general average per capita
cost of the public schools of the en-
tire United States is but $3.15.
No sheep will be allowed to Craze
on the Salt Lake forest reserve next
season. This rule has been estab-
Iished by the department of the in
terror. Last season sheep were al.