The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-29
News of the lntermountain Reqion
NEWS OF LOGAN
Special to The Tribune.


LOGAN, April 27.-sherifr Crookston
went TO Smithfcld today to close UP the
White Tree saloon. under executions held
by him.
The Booster baseball team defeated
Hyrum yesterday by the score OF . to l.
The Cache Fruit Growers association
WIN hold a meeting in the county court
house on May 1. II is expected that mem
bers OF the state horticultural commission
Will address the meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Woodside have
returned from Harrisburg, Pa. where
they had been summoned because of the
dying condition OF Mr.. Woodsldc's father.
Death came before the couple arrived.
Moss Lewis Kent Of Lewiston yester-
day underwent an operation for appendl-
cits in local hospital
Prof. Kemp of the 4. Y. c. is seriously
i'll with typhoid fever.
Several thousand young. fish were iclt
high and dry yesterday by the turning
out of the water from the Logan. Hyde
Park and Smithlleld canal The fish and
to save about 1000, the rest perlshing.
a young couple was brought before
Justice Brangham yesterday, charged
with a statutory ofrensc. The case was
brought to a conclusion today by the
couple being married by the Justice
~ saloonkeeper OF Providence was
charged with permitting females to uoned entef
time to engage counsel.
The outline of the programme tone
followed on Pioneer day has been given
follows 10 a. m. parade; 1880, unveiiing
monument; luncheon. D. M. sham pat
tie; p. m. baseball game order 3t 8
march: FirSt-Captain Perry and A. -
military band, followed by Booster CLUB
Second-Ponecrs of 30 in automobiles;
Third-Gokc' of oxen. hand carts and old
indians. indians siSth-children Of the public
schools Seventh-Juvenilc band. Prep
aratlons are under way Tor bcncht per-
formance at the Thatcher opera house on
81, wi Dp
nature OF a vaudeville show, restricted
to local talent. 4 large boulder has been
chosen from the canyon as the monu-
ment
The baseball representatives OF the
county met on Sunday and perfected ar
rangements for the county league. a set
Of rules was adopted al proieSsiohat1ns., $50 st1Ean
the task OF preparing a schedule; the
same to call for two games week ior
each team.
held Il successful convention on sunday.
Addresses were given by several mem
bers OF the stake board.
The Cache stake quarterly conference
win be held in the tabernacle on May l
apd 2. Meetings will bc held at 10 a. III.
and > p. III, OF each day,
the remains of Mrs. Christina Jaskcy.
who died last Saturday in her seventy
sixth year The deceased had been
resident OF Logan for tortyfour years.
Quart, tue tcn-yedl-oI.l sun VI '"s'Pu
Rcdford Jr died yesterday, after long
illness. Funeral services VIII be held
tomorrow afternoon in the Eighth ward
meeting house,
\ son was Yesterday born 10 the vile
OF President Bacon OF the Boosters.
J. H. Barker had his collar bone broken
In a runaway yesterday.
Representatives OF a Jail building COM
pany were i'm the city yesterday confer
ring with the authorities regarding the
erection Of Il new jail.
a party, including Mr. and Mrs. w,
Pratt Mr. and Mrs. M. II. Walker and
Mr.. and Mrs. Lippincot, visited the Asri-
cultural college yesterday.
Miss Charlotte Stewart. daughter of
Prof. Stewart of tho state normal school.
will have charge OF the girls gymnasium
work at the \, c. during the coming
year.
Captain c. w. Case Of the Salvation
Army spoke in chapel today ON the work
OF that institution.