The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-06-03
UTAH STATE NEWS

Five girls made their escape from
the State Industrial school at ogden
one night last week
The members Of the Los Angeles
Chamber Of Commerce will visit Salt
Lake City about June II.
Commissioners Wesley X. Walton
Webb c. Greene and Rudolph Kuchler
will represent Utah at the formal open
ing of the Portland exposition.
Homer Burrell, aged II, of Salt
Lake city, was run over by wheel.
man who was "scorchlng" the little
fellow sustaining broken leg
The merchants OF American Fork
have decided to grant their clerks
half holiday on Thursday during the
months of June, July and August.
Richard Seley, aged 1G, had his legs
badly cut while hanging on a train
in Salt Lake City, and will always be
cripple as result Of his injuries.
John McKcnna, who has disappeared
from Salt Lake City, is charged with
making away with over $500 OF the
funds Of his employer, Joseph
Dederichs.
A jury trial was had in Ogden last
week to decide the ownership of four
pound poodle dog, and the looser has
announced his intention to carry the
case to higher court.
An American Fork youth was SEN
fenced to three and a half days In jail
last week for purloining freezer full
OF ice cream from residence where
n party was in progress.
Two convicts at the state penIten-
tiary engaged in fight Saturday
afternoon and one of the men was Sc
riously injured He was stabbed in
the right side with a pocket knife.
James German and his father.in-law,
John Meyer, alleged to be the heads of
the gang Of bounty thieves uncovered
in Utah last winter have at last been
captured and will be brought to trial.
Niels Madsen of Spring City. M pio.
neer resident, died last week from the
effects Of an accident sustained a
couple of weeks ago when COW
knocked him down and badly bruised
him.
1t ia announced that Rob Ftzsim.
mons and Mike SChreck will fight
twenty rounds in Salt Lake City on
July 4, bid of the Salt Lake club
having been accepted by the two fight.
ars.
Mrs. Charles Shippler fell from a
train near Hooper and was badly in.
cured II is thought she felt dizzy
and went out on the platform for fresh
air, when she tainted and fell from the
platform.
S. D. Wallace, in n lecture before the
Horticultural society in Salt Lake City.
stated that the correct spray for cod
ling moth at this time of the year
is a composition Of sal soda, arsenic
and lime.
A coroner's jury has decided that
George NJ. Harper, who was found dead
in rooming house in Salt Lake City.
came to his death rs the result of an
overdose Of marphine. self administer
cd. but without suicidal intent
George Burke, a switchman in the
Union depot yards, at Ogden, was
brushed of the corner OF box car
while switching, and fell under the
wheels. Both legs were crushed be
low the knees and his death is ex.
pected.
The citizens OF Lehi are enthusiasts
tic over the big Newhouse smelter
proposition, and plready its proposed
location is having the effect OF ad.
Eanclng the value of city property and
farm lands in this vicinity by at least
30 per cent.
The women Of the Baptist church Of
Ogden are opposed to the expensive
and demoraliZing display Of flowers
NJ funerals and to signify their opposl.
ton have adopted series of resolu,
tons which give their reasons for op |
posing the custom.
Mrs. Aur4 NJ. Adams Thomas wife
OF ex-GoverrOr Thomas, now postmast
or a. salt Lake City, died last week
from blood poisoning, the infection be
ing caused from nursing her husband
who is recovering from a severe at
tack Of erysipelas.
While at work at the Little Bel
Mining company, at Park City, Norman
Mclean was kicked in the face by a
mule and rendered almost Unconscious
The unfortunate man was taken to
the Miners hospital, where it was
found that his molar bone was broken
A young man by the name of Asa
Graham borrowed a horse in Charles.
ton to ride to Provo, and failed to re,