The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-06-25
UTAH STATE NEWS.

nuTSe ore DAY last week.
The citizens Of American Fork
have decided to have rousing
Fourth Of July celebration.
The real estate men of Ogden are
20 have an association similar to
that of the real estate men Of salt
Lake
Edwin Frost a pioneer blacksmith
Of Salt Lake City, dropped dead while
shooting a horse, death being due to
apoplexy.
The regular summer school at the
University of Utah opened Monday
morning and continues for a period
OF six weeks
Arthur Millikin Of West Jordan, has
disappeared, as has also the 14.year-
old sister of his wife. and It is said
the couple have eloped
Fire destroyed the Rio Grande sta
ton at Green River the loss being
about $4,000. Nothing of value in the
station or office was destroyed
James M. Shockley, sentenced to be
shot on June "a, will not be executed
on that date, his attorneys having
taken an appeal to the supreme court.
Ore and bullion settlements In the
Salt Lake market during the past
week reached a total of 1924, 100, or
s7,100 more than during the week
previous.
Independence day will be BETTING.
ly celebrated in Manti, the city coun.
ell having appointed the committees
who will make arrangements for a
good programme.
The Kaysville city council has re.
fused the Independent Telephone
company a franchise in that town I'M
I'll they agree to certain conditions
stipulated by the council.
Miss Ethcle Seely Of Mt Pleasant, !
who has been attending the Chicago |
Musical college the past season, re
ceived the gold medal for her pro-
flciency in a class of 200 pupils.
Mrs. W. L. Stoddard, waitress in
an Ogden restaurant, last week re- |
ceived the information that she had |
won the $4,000 cash prize recently
offered by the San Francisco Week
iy Examiner.
Ogden wants the next encampment
OF the Utah National Guard. A petit !
ton is now in circulation among the
business men and has been freely |
signed. asking the Guard to come to |
Ogden this summer.
The report of contagious and infec.
tious diseases to the state board OF
health for the month of May received |
from seventy.five local health officers |
in twenty counties, shows $40 cases
and seventy-one deaths.
Earl Gardner, a Salt lake youth,
last week saved man from drowning |
in Jordan river. The man jumped in, |
evidently with suicidal intent. when !
the young man promptly plunged in
after him and fished him out.
The preliminary hearing OF Harry
Moss charged with voluntary man.
slaughter in the killing of William q. |
Stone. in Ogden canyon, was held
last week and resulted In Moss being |
bound over in bonds OF $500.
Peter Johnson, aged %, native OF
Richfield met death in horrible |
manner while working in the Gillian
mills at De Lamar, Nevada. While at.
tending to the feed he fell into the
mill, his body being torn and mutt.
lated in a horrible manner.
Albert Doxey, the young man who
attempted suicide near Willard, prob |
ably will recover. II is said that the |
trouble arose over a girl Doxey had
driven to the place to see the young
woman, but she declined to go out
with him.
Mack McCullow shipped two car
loads, sixty head, OF horses from
Lehi last week, to points east Of the
Mississippi. The horses were paid
for at the rate of 81 per head They
were mavericks. wild from the Rush
valley ranges.
dispatch from Berlin, under date
Of June II, says: In the second sec.
ton of the Women's congress today
university study for women was dis
cussed. Mrs Alice Horne of the Utah
legislature described the Art Work
Of Women in Utah Schools"
Reese and Bass, who are now serv.
ing forty and thirty years respective
ly in the penitentiary for the murder
Of Fred McCabe at Ogden, are max.
ing a vigorous search, by advertise
ments, for two witnesses, who, they
say, can prove their innocence.
A heavily loaded gravel car on the
Salt Lake street railway got away
from the crew and crashed into an.
other street car, causing the serious