The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-04-19
LINES FROM LOGAN.

The Peck's Bad Boy company held down
the boards at Reese opera house on Satul-
day night.
Much rain and snow have fallen during
the last few days. So the wheat groweth
and the heart rejoiceth.
Logan is billed and looks forward with
much expectation for the Boston Quintette
club to appear on the 9Th inst.
Governor West and four others of the
Agricultural college commissioners arrived
with the Utah & Northern yesterday.
The excavation for the building of L. w.
Snow g. Co. is being dug. This will be a
concrete building 25x6O feet, and two
stories high. Local masons have the con-
tract.
The firm of Ormsby & Parkinson has
brand, new quarters above the Wagon &
Machine company's Office. DR. Ormsby is
at the former office of the firm.
the contract for the erection of the
Methodist school house has been let and
the building is to be completed by Septem-
Der LIST. 1t is to be twO-story brick build
ing. 36X40 feet, and is to cost a, 500 1t is
being built by subscriptions from ladies in
Philadelphia. 4 tWo-sUory brick church
will be built on the same grounds Corner
of Main and Secondl in the fall
Your correspondent was to-day shown a
very recent invention of our local inven-
tive genius, Mr.. G. CART. Mr.. CART is ar
extensive manufacturer Of doors and win
dows. In the process called sticking the
style Of combination sash and panel doors,
1t was necessary to use two different ma
chimes for two kinds of sticking, and one
other for growing, thereby necessitating
three machines and three operators for one
piece of door. To obviate this, Mr.. CART
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bine to do this at once. No machine being
Forthcoming from his inquiry, he conceived
the idea Of making his own machine with
the result that by the adjustment of levers
by one operator the stile is ''sticked'' and
grOoyed to u mathematical nicety in one
operation. DemOnstrative of the success
of his machine, Mr. CART pointed to a pile
of over one hundred doors made by this
very machine. The invention is only three
weeks old, but the patent is applied for,
and parties are negotiating for an interest
in the same, $1,000 being already offered for
a halt-interest. Mr.. CARTS establishment
is the largest of its kind in Utah. A com
pany is forming which when incorporated
will still enlarge and make improvements
in this establishment.
Yesterday april 18TH, the governor and
other members of the Agricultural college
board of trustees met at the court house
in the afternoon to adopt plans for the
Agricultural college building. Plans were
submitted by Architects Kletting, Carroll,
Thompson and T. o. Angel, Jr, all of your
city The three first named being on the
premises were admitted separately to the
meeting to elucidate the merits of their |
plans. Because of the numerous merits |
attached to each plan, the board were I'M
able to decide in one session which to &C |
cept. An adjournment was taken until |
evening, when that of ThOmpson's was
adopted. This morning the board were
taken to the grounds appropriated to the |
college, and site for the building was !
selected The honorable gentlemen re-
turned to-day. WILL PAULELE.
LOGAN, April 16, 1899