The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1908-10-28
UTAH STATE NEWS

About seventy-five cars of apples
will be shipped to eastern markets
from Ogden this fall.
The State Federation of Women's
clubs held their annual convention in
Manti the past week
Twelve deer have been killed in
the vicinity of Mayfield since the
opening of the season
Work has begun on the construc.
ton in Ogden of the new depot for
the Salt Lake & Ogden Railroad com.
pany.
A fine specimen of the American
eagle was captured in the hills about
FIVE miles from Ogden one day last
week.
Frank M. Langford, well known
resident Of Salt Lake City, died SUD
denly while on ranch which Ire
owned in Idaho.
John Baridas, a Greek fell beneath
the wheels of freight train at Gar
held on Sunday, being SO badly in
jured that he died few hours later.
Sixty-four districts in Salt Lake
county will use voting machines at
the coming election and thirty-four
will use the Australian ballot system
of voting.
The farmers of Willard are at loss
to know how to get their beets out,
as the ground is covered with snow
and most of the land is too wet to
drive over.
John Robert Oswold, who had the
reputation OF being the Oldest union
iron moulder in the United States,
died at his home in Salt Lake City on
October "a, at the age of "a.
Arrangements have been completed
by the State Art Institute for its next
annual exhibition, which will be held
in the assembly room of the Rich
field high school during the second
week in December.
A couple of hunters killed bear
near Huntsville. Weber county. last
week that weighed 900 pounds and
was about eight feet long. Oldtime
bear they ever saw.
Savings deposits in Utah's banks
have decreased $1,313,OO0 in the three
months ending September 20. On the
other hand the individual deposits in
the banks have Increased within that
time nearly $3,00O,0OO.
The suit of Annie NJ Bradley. for
her two children, agains. Max and
Alice Brown. demanding d share of
the estate of the late ex-senator Ar
thur Brown, has been postponed I'M
til some time after November 8.
The second mortgage on the West.
ern Pacific railroad, for $25, 100000 in
favor of the Central Trust company of
New York, was finally filed with the
county recorder of Salt Lake county
last week. The filing fee was $l42.6O.
c. w. Sabine, a brakeman, was
killed near Green River, while in the
discharge of his duties. He threw the
switch to center, jumped on the pilot
and fen under the wheels of the en-
CINE, crushing both legs and an arm.
The government assay office will be
established in Salt Lake City by Jan.
uary l, 1908. The gold and silver
produced by the Utah mines can then
be turned into the Office at Salt Lake
and the producers will receive full
| value.
Chief Deputy United States Mar
shall Lucian Smyth has been appoint
ed United States marshal for Utah to
succeed William Spry, resigned. Mr.
Smyth has been chief deputy in the
United States marshars office for
| twelve years.
| Six thousand square feet OF floor
Lake Commercial club, which will be
completed early next year, has been
BET aside by the organization to be
used for an immense, permanent ex-
hibit of Utahs resources and indus
tries.
There are now three licensed wo-
men pharmacists in Utah, as result
of the action of the state board of
pharmacy in granting certificates to
Miss Henrietta Vermillion and Miss
Margaret Vermillion. Miss Nan J.
Quick had already passed the exami-
nation.
Tom Evans, resident of Brigham
City, but student at the Agricultural
college at Logan, was badly injured in
4 football game last week, his spinal
cord being injured and his sixth ver-
terbra, at the base of the neck being
dislocated, His chances for recovery
are doubtful
Marvin s. Taylor, l9-year-old boy
employed in the Offices of the Oregon
Short Line in Ogden, becoming de.
spondent because Of Ill health, pawned
his watch, bought a revolver, and end.
ed his life. Before shooting himself
he wrote letters to different members
of his family
Mrs. Lottie Wright-Sanford of Og,
den, daughter of the late Sheriff
Heber Wright, becoming Respondent
last week, committed suicide, taking
carbolic acid. She had been deserted
by her husband five years ago, and
since that time has been thrown upon
her own resources.
John Il. Dooley, of Salt Lake, owner