The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-01-14
UTAH.
UTAH STATE NEWS.

HEe VI loOO. III 1919 IL was tslilntJtu
that there was 1900 miles of rail.
road within the state.
During the rabbit hunt at Tndianola
on Sunday, Lehi gunner was slightly
wounded in the leg, and another man
was struck in the cheek by stray
Bhot.
Three attorneys have been appoint
ed to defend Joseph Kendall on the
charge of murder Kendall shot and
killed his wife in an Ogden restaurant
last fall
James Dunkley, a prominent citizen
of American Fork, met with very
painful accident and had miracu.
,ous escape from death, by his horse
falling on him
Colonel William Ferry, a prominent
citizen of Utah since 1878, and the
candidate for governor on the Ameri-
can ticket at the recent election, died
at his home in North Park, near Park
City, on the 2nd
and paroles have been granted by the
state board of pardons during the last
two years. The board has filed its
biennial report for the next session OF
the state legislature.
During the rabbit hunt at Indianola
on Sunday, in which about 200 sports
men took part, 1.491 jack rabbits
were killed. The highest kfll was
made by an American Fork marks.
man, who bagged thrty-nine.
The ordinance prohibiting the sell
ing of newspapers by boys under IS
years of age during school hours, or
by girls under IS years OF age at any
hour of the day, was passed by the
Salt Lake City council last week.
A serious stabbing ARRAY took place
at Upper Kimberly, and as a result
Richard Widen is in precarious con
dition, with one knife wound in his
neck and another in his abdomen
Widen was stabbed by man named
Lay.
George Williams, accused OF being
at the head of a gang of burglars,
was caught In an attempt to break
Jail, in Salt Lake City. The fall of a
brick which he had extracted led to
his discovery in the act of making his
escape.
The Black Hawk war veterans of
American Fork and neighboring towns
held their annual reunion and dance
on the 4th. The event was held in the
Apollo hall. A large crowd OF the old
veterans were present and enjoyed
many old-fashioned reels.
A new candy company is being or
ganized in Ogden. The concern is
said to have behind It some of the
most prominent business men in Og.
den. 1t will be Incorporated for S65-
OOO and will cover the entire Rocky
Mountain territory.
Reports of Building Inspector Lewis
Of Salt Lake show that during the
eleven and one-half months of 1904, to
December II, the total number of
buildings and improvements for which
permits had been issued was $50. the
total value of which is Sl,394,SS4.
Murray-Mike Dosardich attempted
10 assault Pete Barsitch OF Ogden
with beer glass, and Pete fired four
shots at Mike, one of them going
through the muscle of Mikes left arm.
He tried to make his escape, but was
caught trying to hide in his room.
The Lehi sugar factory closed last
week, after the most successful run
IN its history. It was in operation
ninety-seven days, during which time
111,OO0 tons of beets were cut and
about 25OOOOOO pounds of high-grade
white graduated sugar We're made.
The store of the Marshall Mercan-
tile company at North Ogden was en-.
tered by burglars and a number OF
raZors, knives and other cutlery TAX
en-, besides about SO in cash, procured
from the cash register, which they
carried into the back yard and broke
open.
son of a Salt Lake physician, shot
himself through the heart in a hotel
at Provo. He had left Salt Lake os.
tensibly TO return to his medical stud.
tes at Rush Medical college, Chicago.
Oyer-study had evidently unbalanced
his mind.
A 12-year-old boy named johnson
came near being drowned in the Og.
den river at Ogden. Johnson, accom-.
panied by a number Of other boys, had
gone TO the place to skate The ice
gave way ard several OF them fell
into the vpter Johnson was taken
out unconscious
Charles Morris has been arrested
Mt Ogden and is being held on the
charge OF insanity. Norris imagined
that he was an agent of the Southern
Pacific company, and was engaging
all the idle men he could find to ship
70 San Francisco, where he had plenty