The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-04-01
UTAH STATE NEWS.


OF that town.
The teachers of Salt Lake City and
the children are to have no vacation
this spring, It being deemed not ad.
visable to prolong the school term.
James Moran, resident OF Ogden,
received a telegram one day last week
stating that his wife had been killed
in a street car accident in Oakland.
Four inmates OF the reform school
at Ogden have made their escape from
that institution during the past Ave
weeks, but three have been captured.
It Is announced that Green River
and Moab will have a boat in operation
next week, which will serve to better
the transportation facilities to Grand
county.
Many farmers in the vicinity of
American Fork are blowing under
their lucerne and planting wheat, be-
lleving there is more money in the
latter crop.
s. S. Smith, employed in the DAILY
West mine at Park City. was seriously
Injured, being knocked down and
dragged a considerable distance by
string OF cars.
The establishing of juvenile court
in Salt Lake City SOON as provided for
by the recent legislature, has pro-
duced large number OF candidates
for judge OF the court
Jack McAlinden, a miner employed
at the Daly-Judge mine, at Park City,
was seriously injured by picking into
charge Of giant powder in a missed
hole in the face of drift.
Three years of controversy over the
waters of Beaver river has ended In
complete victory for Beaver City
and the water users who derive their |
rights from that municipality.
The Malad Valley railroad from
Corlnne to Garland has been turned |
over to the Oregon Short Line and
preparations are being made to extend
the line to Malad City in Idaho.
John O.. Rhodin, manager of tho
American Flag mine at Park City, and
one of the best known mining men in
the west, died at his home in Park
City on the 21st, of pneumonia, after
n brief illness.
While party OF small boys were
hunting in the hills near Salt Lake
City Glen Eorsley, aged H. was shot
in the back with a 22 calibre rifle. sus.
tanning dangerous wound. but he has
good chances for recovery.
The people of Perry, small vii
lage three miles south of Brigham,
have made arrangements to purchase
electric power from Brigham City for
lighting and other purposes. The
poles are being put in place now.
Residents of Bingham Junction are
petitioning the Rio Grande Western
for midnight train from Salt Lake
City, in order that the Juuctionites
may attend the theatre in the capital
city and return home the same night.
In an alteration between Hugh
Watson and J, Harry Williams, OF Salt
Lake City, over the manner of piling
sacks of lime which Watson was de.
livering, the latter was severely
stabbed and Williams is under arrest.
The operation which was performed
on the face of Dick Bassett aged Is.
of American Fork, who had his face
dishgured by a powder explosion me-
cessitated the removal of over 100
pieces of bone from the left side of his
face.
Mrs. Hattie Lee has been awarded
$500 damages against Salt Lake City
for injuries sustained while riding a
bicycle on a sidewalk one night last
A trench had been cut in
the sidewalk and no lights placed to
warn people of its existence.
Incomplete returns OF mortality
from IA counties, with II cities, 4 In.
corporated towns and &c villages hay.
ing an estimated population of 1885,
756, show total of TIA deaths from all
causes during February. representing
death rate OF 1894 per 1000.
A large eagle alighted on the high
tension wire from Ogden to Salt Lake
and was electrocuted, being found on
the wire when the trouble man" went
IN search OF the cause OF the break"
The talons of the bird were tightly
clenched, thus keeping the body from
falling.
A calf with two heads is attracting
much attention at American Fork. II
has natural body but has two dis r
tlnct heads, composing two sets Of =
eyes and nostrils, and has three ears,
me middle ear being as large as the
other two combined. The animal be
ongs to r. A. Shelley.
The eleven.year-old son Of Hardin