The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-03-18
UTAH STATE NEWS.
UTAH,

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A special election is to be held at
Ephraim to vote $4,000 bonds for the
installation of an electric light plant
The local post of the G. A. r. has
laid out an elaborate program for the
camp fire to be held in Ogden on
May Is.
In the debate at Moscow, Idaho, be-
tween the University of Idaho and
the University of Utah, the former
were victors.
The horse and buggy stolen from
Ernest Pappas, of Bingham Junction,
last week have been found, but the
thief is still at large.
Small children and matches were re-
sponsible for blaze at Springville,
which destroyed hay shed and barn
belonging to Amos Hatfield.
w. Williams, a negro of Ogden, at
tempted to kill fellow African, firing
several shots at him, but fortunately
missing. Williams is in Jail.
Death claimed four of Lehi's most
prominent citizens last week, Alexan.
der H. Loveridge, Mrs. Matilda Evans,
James Lamb and Mrs. George Evans.
Hyrum Evans of Lehi was severely
injured as the result of runaway, be-
Ing thrown from a heavily loaded
wagon and the wheels passing over
him.
The University of Utah is to have a
medical department conducted under
the supervision OF Dr. II. v. Chamber
lain, assisted by several men from the
east
Twelve carloads of potatoes were
shipped from Mt. Pleasant to local and
eastern markets during the past week
The price ranged from 16 to IS cents
per bushel.
Sarah Tharp, Familiarity known as
"Grandma" Tharp. died in Ogden on
the Sth. She was born in 1911, and
has lived under the administration Of
twenty-four presidents.
Mrs. B. l.. Miller, Salt Lake wo-
man who has been conducting a sue
cessful real estate business for the
past nine years. has fallen heir to an
estate valued at 100000.
In the first round of what was TO
have been twenty.round contest.
Burt Danford, of Smithfeld, put Billy
Hamp, of Logan, out Of the contest.
Hamp being knocked out
A crowd of about thirty young men
and boys were arrested last week at
Moroni for catching fish from the
streams of the county out of season.
and a fine of $40 each was imposed.
Ed Hales, of Hooper, was trimming
the limbs from an apple tree when the
AK slipped, striking Hale's thumb in
such a manner that he was obliged
10 suffer the loss of that member.
About one hundred members of the
legislature, legislative employees and
others were guests of Governor Cut
Ter at a dinner at the Commercial club
in Salt Lake City Saturday evening
last.
Harry Harrison, guard at the pen.
itentiary, may lose his arm as the
result of an accident while cleaning
a pistol, the weapon being discharged
and the bones OF his arm badly shat.
tered.
A mass meeting was held in Spring.
vile last week to discuss the advis.
ability Of installing a system OF water
works for that town. The prevailing
sentiment was in favor OF installing
the system.
A suit has been filed in the district
court by Minnie Luker OF Elsinore
against Antoine Nelson of that place,
charging him with having made state
ments Of defamatory to her character
and asking damages in the sum OF
$4,000.
William W. Randolph, night watch
man for the Salt Lake Hardware com.
pany, was found dead in bed at his
home In Salt Lake City. The cause
Of death was heart failure and when
found Randolph had been dead for
some time.
Plans for home life insurance COM
pany which will divert vas, sums OF
money from eastern companies, is be-
ing formed in Salt LAX. City, and it
is said Joseph +. Smith, president OF
the Mormon church, will be president
of the company.
The Park City Record has been sued
for $4,000 damages by M. II. Har-
rington, who recently got out bust
ness guide in Park City. The Record
spoke of the swindling of the business
men by advertising fakirs, but men.
toned no names.