The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-07-12
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William kirkup, Of Franklin, left
Logan for Ogden yesterday morning.
Il. H. Fryer, formerly of Dewey, is
in the county representing the Kirk
soap company.
Il. l.. Redford, !. H. Brown and
Trustee McAllister were salt Lake
passengers Yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. l.. Campbell are en-
tertaining Mrs. Laura Sanders Horne
and Mrs. VIM. Sanders, OF Salt Lake
City.
An eight year old daughter of
Richard Reese, of Benson, fell while
running, Sunday afternoon, and broke
her arm.
One thousand pounds Of dynamite
was taken by team TO the Amazon
mine last Monday. 1t is said that
they are crowding the work night and
! day
Henry Danielson, the blacksmith,
has built IA carriage and blacksmith
shop on the corner Of Main and Third
north. lie should do wet in tina 10
cality.
Miss Lucy Cafrerty, of Fairyiew,
Idaho, came TO Logan yesterday 10
visit the temple for her health. She
will leave this city for the coast ia a
few days
Many people throughout the city
are having paved walks laid from the
sidewalks to their residences which
has tendency to improve the APP
pearance of Their homes.
The water recently obtained in
Blue Creek valley by the boring of
wells is absolutely pure, Just as much
so as the water that runs in Logan
river and IL is equally as cold.
,Jens Johansen, who lives up the
hollow, had seven sheep torn to pieces
by dogs last week. The dogs were
seen at their work and the owners
will be asked to pay the damages.
Drs. Bulge & Bulge have secured
the Amussen property at the corner
'of Center and First West streets and
will convert it into hospital. The
Blanchard house has proved made
quatc, and the change Is made for con-
venence and comfort. Mrs. OImsby
has given up keeping boarders, and
the change will be made August lst
The Amussen house is roOmy and
for hospital Is ideal.
Ulrich Looalie, an aged gentleman,
and his daughter Mrs Xolinger, to-
gether with Miss Lizzie Jones were
mixed up in runaway on the road to
Providence Saturday, Mr.. LooSlie be.
ing badly injured Several ribs were
broken and at the present time Urau-
matte pneumonia has developed. His
condition is considered serious. Mrs.
Xollinger was curt aSout the face and
Miss Jones was bruised. IL appears
that some boys in passing Mr., LooSie's
team frightened the animals and they
dashed away, upsetting the vehicle to
which, they were attached. There
was rather bad miX-up,
At one O'Clock Sunday morning "a
large land slide occurred in the Logan
and Richmond canal The hole made
in the ditch is sixty feet wide and
about thirty feet deep. A force of
fifty men and teams were on the
ground at once and are working two
shifts, commencing at ) am, and end
ing at q pm. II Is TO be regretted
that the stockholders in this canal
have such hard time in maintaining
and operating their ditch. These
breaks generally occur in midsummer
when the water is needed badly for
the crops. and are exceptionally in
furious. Sooner or later the ditch
company will find 1t profitable to
; equip with pile driver and timbers 50
that when these breaks occur they can
I be repaired as railroad company re.
c pairs drive piling and let the Seepage
from the hill pass under No earth
\ works can successfully withstand the
I pressure brought by the seepage.
In sending his report to the News
|. the local correspondent gave no fact o
c the recent A. G, of L. board meeting
,. that would seem TO reflect on the new
4 members Of the board, yet took occa
" sion TO add statement in reference
y to Mr.. Kerr that Is wholly incorrect
and places him In a false position
The correspondent makes Pres, ker
n say that while he was prepared t
! present specific charges against Ger
II tain professors, and was prepared Il
|. so into an investigation, etc. "he pre-
ferred TO let his general Statement
suffice Mr. Kerr made no sucl
n statement, When he had finished
Ie his explanation, Pres, Kerr merel,
:, paused and said that he was at TN
y service of the Board No one on tina
board asked him to make any charge
le TO go into the question Of the lack o
! harmony on the part OF the gentlemen
- under discussion nor was there
~ word said about charges against Pres
4. Kerr, The old members had been lee
TO expect that the new member
would Immediately demand AN inves
$, tigation, and might possibly prete
Or charges against Mr.. Kerr, The Pres
I'd ident was, as he stated prepared
t, fully to go into an investigation, bu
c so long as his recommendations CARR
ed, and friends of the accused did no
III ask for an explanation, there was M
III necessity of going into the matter
OF Let US all be glad that this necessit,
IL was not there but still let no on
rest under a VrDuW i'm prpSsilp lpra