The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-03-04
UTAH STATE NEWS.
UTAH.

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The old folks OF Alpine were given
their annual outing and festival day
W Wednesday Washington's birth.
day.
The people OF Morgan have decided
to perfect a permanent farmers insti-
tute organization and to hold insu-
tutes at least once year.
For insulting two girls at Murray,
Chris Johnson was fined $50 and sen.
fenced to thirty days in Jail. and Chas.
Place was given fine of 500.
Mrs. william Wells OF Richfeld, one
Of the earliest settlers of that town, is
dead Mrs. Wells had been resident
OF Richfield for over thirty years.
Representatives of the Salt Lake and
Los Angeles commercial clubs are
laying plans for grand celebration
of the opening of the Salt Lake road.
Representative Hone wants the
terms of sheriffs extended from two to
four years in counties having more
than $4,000 population and less than
10000.
There are 2,640 pupils in the grades
from second to eighth of the public
schools of Salt Lake City who are
studying some musical instrument out
Of school hours.
Senator Johnson has come to the
rescue of the osteopaths. He will at
tempt to secure the passage of bill
creating a board of examiners for this
school of practitioners.
It is rumored that the Denver &
Rio Grande company will resume the
laying of heavy rails on the Sewer
branch Of the road and continue them
TO the terminus at Marysvale.
Representative Peterson fell while
getting of street car in Salt Lake
City, striking his head on rail, sus-
tanning painful injuries, he being rem
dered unconscious for some time.
Arthur Bouton, a lad Of 16, and John
Goursey cab driver, have admitted
holding up two street car men In Salt
Lake City one night last week. They
secured only small amount Of money.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gum OF Salt
Lake City celebrated the fiftieth an
niversary of their wedding one day
last week. Mr.. Gum is in his seventy.
ninth year and his wife is 70 years Of
age.
Felix Rheinbold, barber who has
lived in Ogden for many years, sui
cided by shooting himself in the
head. Rheinbold left a note to his
wife in which he stated that he feared
he was going blind.
Annie Olson, 19-year-old Salt Lake
City girl. attempted suicide by taking
carbolic acid because her fiance, a sol
dier at Fort Douglas, had deserted her.
Prompt use OF milk averted her death
and she will recover.
A special election has been called
for March 20 to decide whether the |
city council shall bond the city for
the purpose of getting the desired elec'
trio power necessary for the use OF |
the town of Willard.
Holden, a small town in Willard
county, is seriously afflicted with |
smallpox. Out of population OF $50 |
more than sixty cases are reported. |
All of the cases have developed with
in the past two weeks.
The wife Of prominent real estate
dealer of Salt Lake City has been ar
rested on charge of throwing cay
enne pepper into the face and eyes OF
another woman, formerly employed by
her as domestic. Jealousy was the
cause.
l.. John Nuttall, former private sec
rotary in the office of the first presi.
dency of the Mormon church, died on
the 23rd at his home in Salt Lake
City of a complication of diseases. De.
ceased was born in England and was a
Utah pioneer.
A shooting ARRAY occurred at Clear
Creek on the goth, and as a result
James Faddis is fatally wounded with
n bullet in his head and Daniel Tracy,
who did the shooting, is in jail, The
cause of the tragedy is said to have
been an old grudge.
A snowslide OF mammoth proper.
lions occurred on the property Of the
Gold Development company OF Utah, |
near Marysvale, last week, the slide
missing the cabins and tunnel by |
barely fifteen feet, It being a narrow |
escape for the men at the mine.
Ellis Wood of Willard was seriously |
injured while pulling up trees. In
some way the chain slipped and let a |
tree fly back after it had been partly |
pulled over. He was standing so that |
the full force of the backward swing |