The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-05-15
| Locals.

See thr display of souvenir china Of
the a g AID b. Y colleges at the
Johnson JrweIry Co.
Edmund son Of Mrs Hannah Bailey
Of the Sixth ward was operated on for
appendicitis last Monday
The other day the six, car.Old son
OF 9. NJ. Christensen fell aud broke his
left arm at the elbow joint, making
very bad case.
James Shepard, Of Richmond, was
taken suddenly Ill with arrangement
of the stomach Sunday night. Last
evening there was some improvement.
Mrs Thomas Ballard who has been
suffering for years past with serious
kidney trouble and recently confined,
Is still very i'll at her home in the
Second ward
Robert Smith, son Of Ralph Smith
Sr. Of Greenvillc, was brought in from
Huntington, Oregon, Friday night with
typhoid fever and is now at one OF the
hospitals.
Thomas Watkin, Of Hyde Park, has
contracted to work for N. M. Hodges
in Rich county the coming summer.
He expects to cross the mountains
next week by team.
David Clark of Newton, had his
hand injured by horse last week,
Not receiving proper care, blood poison.
ing set in and he is now in Logan un.
der the care of a surgeon.
Heavy, impure blood makes muddy
pimply complexion, headaches, nau.
sea, indigestion. Thin bloo1 makes
you weak, pale, sickly. Burdock Blood
Btters makes the blood rich, red pure
restores perfect health
In the b. Y. C.-L. ID. S. L. track
meet in This city Saturday the local
team lost by a score OF 60 to So The
home boys were in the scrimmage and
dcsc rived TO win. but Joe Jensen, the
S'ar performer. hikcd of to a baseball
game at Wellsville and left the boys
in lhe lurCh, hence the defeat. The
afternoon was blustcry and cold and
there was but fair sized crowd out
| Joel Kicks, agent for the u. & r. G..
! at bingham, came to Logan Saturday
night and returned Monday morning
Mr. Kicks says that his office handles
more money than all the railroad
stations in Cache valley In a short
time one mine in Bingham will be
/ shipping 20 600 tons Of ore daily, which
will average five per cent copper. A
whole mountain is beinc dug down
| and shipped to the smCltcIs. On
this mountain steam shovels are at
WORK, also twelve railroad engines. In
the Bingham yards it takes eight en-.
gincs to do the switching
! /. G Thoreson and Edward Hansen
returned from lower CaliforrL Mon.
day night, where they, with others,
went 10 inspect u large tract land
on which the gentlemen had an op.
ton. The proposition did not meet
the expectations of the company,
While there they went about tifty
miles below San Diego and examined
a 5000 acre tract for sale at two dol
lars per acre. This Is said to be a
first class tract OF land lying princi,
! pally in river bottoms. A stem bear.
ing wild oats was brought from there
which measures eight feet in length
showing tie land to be very produc.
tive. 1t is stated that a banker in
San Diego has offered to advance five
sixths Of he purchase money at six
per cent II the cash payment OF one
sixth Is paid down. This proposition
as a whole IS considered very favorably
so much so hat Joshua Adams, of Onei
da county, has protrered to take one
fourth interest in the purchase, anC
it is thought that this deal will b(
closed by some Of our Utah people