The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-06-09
LINES FROM LOGAN.

/ Many were the visitors from here to the
( young mems conference at your city.
! Miss Alice Sanders has returned from Il
/ long stay among her friends at Salt Lake
city.
Bins already bulge with the idea of TIE
quantity they must compass the coming
/ fall.
Coming from the south it is the great
I differen e that makes Cache look so super
! latively grand.
/ The game of the nation as manipulated
/ by the Logan Regulars serves to down
everything in Cache.
/ A misunderstanding among the founders
of the hat factory has put stop to the
( progress Of the establishment.
The last two weeks have witnessed a
/ greater number Of cousins in town than at
any time except Saturday and conference
time Much business has been the result
/ To hear the remarks of travellers when
entering this the VALLEY of Ceres one
would suppose they had never seen wheat
grow before. 1t is truly sight to delight
the gods.
The genial face of cur old time doctor ard
and judge, H. X. Crauuey. is again seen
among us. At trial in the first district
court ne was sentenced to costs OF court.
about ninety dollars, and released.
III. OTuSUy Is AGAIN d 1ItS ndD.- Ills
trial on Tuesday was simply legal pro
cess in which decision could be given
The full text of the decision in the Nielsen
case was what brought about the speedy
disposal
Agent Fullmer, who some time since
sent in his resignation, is still in his Office
at the depot and does not know when he
will go out. Who would feel like he had
made trip if Collins were not there to
give him his send off,
The Journal headed with al editorial the
movement on foot 10 celebrate the Fourth
1t is Giga tine Logan was waking up in
this regard. Discomfort at the lack of eel
eDration has grown loud and we hope it
will grow long enough TO secure a ''rouoer''
Worl, AZ the bank aud theatre building
has been AZ stmdstill for two weeks
awaiting the establishment of street
grade by the city. Some other privileges
denied BY the ordinances are asked for By
the bank bli!slers. VIII tne ordinance be
re!,,'; led.
The many friends of Miss Pearl Good
win assembled ut the lawn and parlors of
Judge Goodwin last evening. The event
was the sixteenth time Miss Goodwin has
marked the mile stone on the road to
eternity. All success attended Miss PEARLS
efforts TO make the party pleasant one.
CITY COUNCIL.
In the council two liquor Licenses were
voted renewed. Claims to the amount of
81. 224. "a were allowed and amount appro-
priated Committee on finance reported
= recommendation to allow the inspector of
buildings 800 per annum. George w.
Thatcher introduced the necessity of es-
tablishing uniform grade in the business
portion Of town Committee on streets.
MIR. Thatcher petitioned in behalf of
Thatcher Brothers banking company. for
the privilege of placing areas and stairwavs /
to basement in sidewalk in front of new !
building. Committee on streets. Com |
mittee on streets reported provisions made |
for disposal of the two rods vacated in the
six rod streets running east and west in /
south part of city. to parties adjoining said |
streets, at the rate of 500 dollars an acre I
to be paid in work OF removing fences and !
improving streets, said streets now
being only four rods wide. Recommends |
ton adopted One hundred and sixty /
seven dollars appropriated to Thatcher |
Brothers for gravel hauled from excavation /
of bank building to street Adjourned for
two weeks.
LOGAN, June Z, 1899.