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Newspaper
Logan Nation
Location
Logan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1903
Page
2
James Archibald, about 20, of Clarkston, hanged himself Monday morning in his father's granary after a failed reconciliation with a young woman named Kate Dabie. The act followed a period of distress over love, shocking the community.
City Councilmen Robinson and Hansel of the electric fight plant committee visited Logan Canyon Monday to select a site for the power house. They say work will begin soon and the city will stand firm against all comers while complying with legal requirements. Pipe manufacture from Oregon is progressing and will be installed as completed.
In a trial before Judge Hart the suit of Maud Rob inson versus J Robinson for a contract dispute was decided in favor of the defendant. The ruling requires the plaintiff to provide a proper deed of sale and court confirmation upon payment. The widow Enoch Abel filed a complaint seeking removal of her two daughters Nora and Florence to the Reform School.
A court will hear a case today concerning actions described as beyond her control and very unruly. The outcome hinges on judicial interpretation of authority and conduct.
A shareholder letter urges Hercules to enforce city ordinances against dangerous bare power lines. The writer laments electrocutions linked to exposed wiring, calls for stronger council action, and demands insulated wires and proper pole clearances to protect the public. The letter warns of future tragedies if rights are not asserted and safety enforced.
The Utah county clerk contest ends with James N. Larsen defeating A. Lafil by a narrow margin after a U.S. Supreme Court opinion. A certification of election was issued by the County Commissioners and Larsen filed a challenge in District Court. The story also notes local notices, a divorce filing, a lost horse, and bustling classified ads.
A smooth stranger forged the name of A. L. Skanchy on two checks for 11.50 and 13.50, cashing them at local stores. The forger wore working clothes and matched the face and business stamp on both checks, leaving the town by Sunday. He is described as a white man about 25 to 30 with a moustache, weight around 170, dark hair, and brown eyes. Officers are to be on the lookout.
Logan Abstract Co provides prompt abstracts for real estate and fire insurance deeds wills mortgages and contracts. Located at 71 N Main Street Logan Utah with phone 4k.
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