The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-05-07

UTAH STATE NEWS.

exposition.
The smallpox patients at Layton are
recovering. The disease has been con
quarantned
Nine Utah mines distributed divi-
dends during the month of April to-
falling $4,000
part of the state that the fruit was
damaged by the recent cold weather.
The Annie Laurie Mining company
at Kimberly Is now running two
shifts at mine and mill, with 10 men
employed
Twenty-one and one-half inches is
the total rise in the waters of the
Great Salt lake since they com
menced to come up.
Charles Bruce while attempting to
board freight train at Lehi, fell un-
der the cars and was fatally injured,
his skull being crushed
Mrs. Hanna Webb, one of Lehis
first settlers, is dead at the age OF H.
She passed through many trying or
deals in the early history Of Lehi.
Dan Mcfarland of Wilson was in
jured in runaway accident last
week. his team having run into an
irrigating canal, upsetting the vehicle
About 100 teachers were present
at the joint county teachers institute
between Sanpete and SEWER counties.
held at Richfeld on Friday and Sat
urday.
During the month of April the sales
on the Salt Lake mining exchange
aggregated 345,367 shares, the total
payments for which reached $780,
$685..
Frank Kellner. whose parents live
in Grand Rapids, Mich, suicided in
strychnine. He left a note saying he
was tired Of life.
Legal proceedings are to be insti-
tuted against Salt Lake woman.
who is accused of furnishing her step
daughters by compelling them to
swallow cayenne pepper.
George Robertson OF Springville
vas struck on the head by q large
rock while working In rock quarry
on Thursday Of last week. sustaining
injuries which proved fatal.
The mines Of the state produced
during the past month precious met
ais worth in the neighborhood Of 49,.
100000. The copper production alone
reached q grand total of 100000
pounds.
Several fine lead claims have been
located this week eighteen miles
north from Calientcs, from which as.
says Of 20 per cent lead and So gold
have been taken from two and one.
half-foot ledge.
Lee Kenner of Manti, last week sue
ceeded in capturing mountain lion
which had been feeding on his sheep
west Of the city. The animal
weighed 1875 pounds and was about
Ieet III ienstH
At the celebration of the fiftieth an
niversary of the settlement Of Eph-
ram over 1900 people were ban
quoted and in the evening ball was
given at which 200 couples tripped
the light fantastic.
The Indian Office has detailed Spe-
ntal Thnnao nnvna RI unalgn n
general inspection of the Panguitch
Indian school for the purpose Of OBJ
tanning information for use In erect
ting the proposed new school buildings.
President Hartman, after visit
70 the Ogden.Lucin cutoff last week,
admitted that sink was found in
the cutoff, but that the officials were
not discouraged on this account and
had no thought of abandoning the
project.
While attempting TO board NOV
ing freight train near Woods Cross
on the Oregon Short Line, a team.
ster named Hull was thrown under
the wheels and received injuries that
necessitated the amputation of his
right foot.
The body OF Samuel Stewart, who
had been miner and railroad Ia
borer, was found in a shack In Salt
Lake City in badly decomposed con-
dition. He had been dead for at least
two weeks when the body was discov-
cred. Death was due to natural causes.
The telephone line connecting Mo-
dena with st. George and intermedi-
ate points and Cedar City, which
has been under construction for sew
eral months and which was expected
to be in operation about month ago,
will probably be completed this week.
A few days ago Dry creek over
flowed its bank where it empties into
Utah lake, near the head OF Jordan