The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-04-26
TERRITORIAL TOPICS.
Another of LOgan's Big Enter
priSeS Coming Forward.
THE NEW INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL.
News Notes from ProvO-Buildings in the Gar
den City-A Few Brief lettings
From Manti.
lines From Logan.


There was an unusual lack OF business III
the probate court on Monday
Commissioner Goodwin's office IS still
i open to business, but none presents
The town is well filled, and it is expected
that Logan will give the Boston Quintette
club a hearty reception on Saturday, the
9th.
Olaf Carlson, an unmitigated drunk. was
brought before Police Justice Barber this
morning He hesitatingly admitted guilt
and left an Y as an earnest for future con
duct.
- The civil case of Martineau VS.. Murphey
:, was heard by Justice McAllister to-day.
The suit of the plaintiff is for the recovery
c. property, to-wit: One yellow steer, -
damages for unlawful detention and costs
of court. Judgment for plaintiff.
Bishop William B. Preston, James Sharp,
Henry DinWoodey, Miss Dinwoodey Mr..
and Mrs. w. w. Ritter, George Romney and
Mrs. Carroll, Of Salt Lake city, ana e&-
Mayor Eccles, of Ogden, arrived on the
Utah & Northern passenger yesterday
At 3 u. m. to-day many people assem-
bed on the corner Of Main and Second
streets to witness the laying OF the corner
stone of the Methodist industrial school
building. There were present to assist IN
the ceremony, Rev. II. L. Stoves, local
minister. Rev p. H. Franklin. Salt Lake
L. Olsen, Brigham city. Song books were
provided for the assembly, who assisted
the choir in selections for the occasion.
The remarks of the Rev Franklin, giving
a brief account of the efforts made to get
This building for Logan, and OF the hey.
Stoves on education, were liberal, broad
minded remarks. A zinc box containing
the local and Salt Lake papers, New York
Christian HduocGte and Cincinnati Christian
4drOedtc and other papers, were placed III
the receptacle prepared IN the stone, and
the stone was laid. a brief dedicatOry
PRAYER was said by the Rev. StcVes and
the services ended.
Yesterday afternoon, Messrs. W. W. and
-. f. Ritter, George Romney. James Sharp,
Henry Dinwoodey, David Eccles, Moses
and George W. Thatcher, James Mack, o.
w. Nibley. George Barber and others, with
THE HERALD correspondent, visited the
manufacturing establishment OF Mr.. Chris.
CART The above named gentlemen repre-
sent Salt Lake, Ogden, Logan and smith
fields leading influential and monled men,
and it is very strongly limited that their
visit is one Of the initiatory steps toward
the formation of a strong company to de
velOp the already mammoth establishments
From the entrance of the gentlemen
(at > o'clock until the exit lat I:3O)
they showed q pleased and hearty
interest examining and contemplating
cry some of which is the only machinery
of the kind in the United States. One
gentleman rs heard to remark that the
improvements alone would be worth $4,000
TO any company The most interested of
the gentlemen were seen putting their
heads together in significant manner until
within a few minutes OF train time. those
from the south returned to-day.
Since the above was written, ii was
learned byyour correspondent this morn
ING that an agreement had been concluded
whereby the gentlemen named had offered
in the neighbOrhOod of $4,000 for the real
estate and machinery of Mr., CART and the
company will be Incorporated IN the near
SIture.
<MrI.D Haines made to the visitors a very
comprehensive exhibition OF the bee cul-
ture business, showing the process whereby
the bees were trained to put up honey IN
one pound packages all ready for the
market. The visitors were also rega Ell
with sight of d fine foundation for u tree
nursery of Haines & Larsen.
Messrs.C c. CART and W. w. Thomas, who
recently returned from locating timber
lands in Oregon. will go again to Oregon
in q few days Mr.. Thomas viii be gone all
summer. They will locate two saw mills
on their claims in Oregon.
An enjoyable time was spent by Jolly
company last evening at the residence OF
Apostle Moses Thatcher, the occasion pc
ing a surprise to Miss Caddle Hopkins, VINO
returns to Idaho in u few days. Miss Hop
llins had the primary department OF Prof..
Langton's school during the winter.
LOGAN, Wednesday, April "A, 1881.