| Show IN THE NORTH happenings in and around the temple bofty JOB clark of ogden is in logan forthe purpose of 0 lettine the contract lor re rebuilding chiding the deseret mills work will wilf soon be commenced and A thirty days the now new madli juery will be on ion the ground f yesterday hyrum I 1 the tae thirteen tear ll 11 r old eld son of andrew anders andersen 0 alry hyrum r u to city was thrown from the wagon while his team was r running nning away cutting a deep gash four inches long I 1 extend extending ing from his bis brow over the top t op of the t he head the scalp was torn loose from the skull over the back of the head the right arm was also broken just below the elbow dr ormsby of this place was summoned to attend and made the little sufferer as comfortable as possible last evening when dave haws was coming into town f from boru the ranch his team became frightened and ran away turning the wagon over and damaging it considerably his wife and child were thrown out of the wagon but were not seriously hurt A telegraph pole was knocked down about six on wednesday evening as jas ferguson Fer goson an aged gentleman of the fifth ward logan was returning home on hors hersback back after bis days labor he met with a severe accident he was riding a tender mouthed cot colt and just as he had cros crossed s ed a di ditch I 1 in n I 1 front ro u t of A D thatchers residence he pulled back on the bridle rein throwing the animal back to in the ditch the rider fell off the animal falling failing on top of him mr secrest who was near by saw what had happened and vent to mr fer gamons assistance he got the animal up and the unfortunate man was carried lato mr thatchers dr snow was sent f for or and after an examination found that his bis right arm was broken just below the shoulder and that his bis shoulder was partially dislocated he be was also cut Ae severely verely on the head the broken bones were set and the patient made as comfortable as possible after which he was taken home thatcher Tb atcher sons proprietors of the union flouring floering Flou ring mills have d arrangement sto to begin the erection of a large addition on the east of their mills on first street luc including luding t the e basement the addition will be four stories high on the east side and three on the north front the foundation and first story will be built of rock and the upper portion will be finished to correspond with the building now there an iron roof will cover the whole building thus making less danger from tire fire machinery to turn out the very finest quality of flour floor will be put in this new addition will greatly increase the capacity of the mills in fact make it greater than that of any mill now in utah they will have a storage capacity of b bushels ushel s of wheat and 25 or 30 carloads of flour indeed the improvement contemplated is one of which the citizens of lo logan au may feel feela a just pride employment employs ent ivill ill be furnished a number of mechanics and laborers thereby increasing prosperity work will be commenced on the first of next month thatcher Tb atcher sons have paid out thousands of dollars in this county for wheat and with added facilities tor fur its manufacture into 11 no its storage they will III be enabled to buy still larger quantities quantities and thus the large additions to their mills indicates brighter times for the business men ot of this region on wednesday deputy marshals visited hyde park and agreed ped lars barsc C on the charge of unlawful cohabitation an examination was held in hyde park before commissioner goodwin mr Cori was bound over in the sum of 1000 to await the action of the grand jury the alleged second wife who is quite ill was bound over as a witness on the same day the deputies proceeded to smithfield and arrested niels P olsen olaen and ole olsen on the go going ing charge ole olsen was bound ov over er to appear before the commissioner or on monday 0 ay next for examination am I 1 na ti on mr douglass and G Y smith are his bis bonas bondsmen men niels P olsen was before the commissioner on thursday when his bis examination took place it resulted in his bis being b bound 0 and over to await the action of the grand jury his bonds were p placed aced at 1000 and N M hansen and lars P larsen signed them on thursday the deputies arrested hans olson of millville milleville Mill ville on the charge of 91 polygamy 0 mr olson gave bonds for bis 9 appearance ance on friday on that ani day in the morning ng he appeared in the commissioners office mr fredrickson wig was sworn as interpreter in the case as some witnesses were scandinavians na who could not speak english well the complaint alleged that hans olsen was guilty of polygamy and was signed by bengta olson who claimed to be mr olsons first living wife when examined she stated that olson had married her eight years ago last january in salt lake city he had at that time a wife about the last of july of that year the first wife died leaving four children the youngest of was about eight days old the artness witness took care of the children and lived with olson as his wife two years ago last july her husband brought anna helena H ea ena anderson andersen to te his home on the nineteenth of august of that year her husband marri married edAnna anna helena anderson on the ad of last december the witness having been urged by her husband to leave did so since then he has not provided for her anna helena olson was sworn as a witness she testified to the effect that she ahe did not know olson had a wife living had not heard him say any thing about another wife she testified to having been married to olson the charge of polygamy was not sustained but mr olson olaen was bound over in the urn sum of 2000 on the charge of unlawful cohabitation to await the action of the grand jury logan journal april 21 |
