The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-10-10
LOGAN NEWS.

ColilnSton restaurant, went to the Peo-
pies hotel, ordered supper and after eat
ing it so mixed himself up among the
guests as to be unrecogniza ale TO escape
paying for same. Suspicion attached to
him and on Saturday he was watched.
After dinner he went into the hall among
and cloaks and hats, selected
good hat, left his old one, rushed out of the
house, and caught the bus for the depot
A telephone message brought him back
from the depot to the hotel, but as no officer
was there he made another rush. He was
followed and caught in the willows south
OF town. Before Justice Smith he pleaded
youth and first offense, with copious
tears and was lightly fined an amount
which he paid.
Typhoid fever still RACES in Logan and
Cache county. Yet people cling TO the old
oaken bucket of the fever-germed W ell.
On the Bird DR.. Snow removed part of
the foot of Nathan Bankhead of Wellsville
for gangrene.
For two weeks up to Thursday the
month old baby of James Quimrey had been
restless and growing weak, as it would not
take nourishment enough TO sustain 1t.
On that day blood was seen in its mouth
and DIR. Ormsby was called. He examined
its throat and after much difficulty extrac
ted brass safety pin. Baby Quimrey is
now getting fat.
A walk through the drug store of Ritter
Bros. since the new fifty two-foot addition
was put on and two sky-lights put in,
shows ire-proof BUILDING of solid sides,
fine office rooms, wired throughout for
electricity aud with modern conveniences.
step IN advance, with one exception, OF
anything in Logan.
The dramatic company, for which Ez T
HyCe was starring, have amalgamated
with the j. E. Halton & G.. w Thatcher,
- .1aah Z hn alo5,,
Much feelingis exercised in Smithtield
over the removal Of the bridge site over
Bear river, two and one half miles north
Charley Reece and Jacob Jorgensen were
in Logan yesterday TO secure legal ability
to contest the removal. The former place
chosen by the court was deemed unsafe by
Selectman Cranney and others, but Select
man Mack, of Smithfield, produced the
mayor of Smithfield and Old residents
testimony that the site was as safe IS any
where along the river. The feeling in
Smithfield is that the removal is Logan
scheme to secure East Cache valley trade.
A man acuing queer was found by the
Smithfleld city marshal yesterday morning
in Widow Duckworth's lot. He was Sc
cured and taken before Justice Lander at
| Smithtield, who deemed him crazy and sent
him to Logan. The probate Judge being
absent from the county court in session,
the last named court Informally decided to
keep the man, who gave his name as j. A,
MCGUIRE, of Missouri, and he was placed
| in care OF the sheriff. A look at his condi-
ton this morning makes it evident that ne
has almost recovered from a severe attack
oil. straight Jim jams.
Winter cabins are being built upon the
mine claims of Smithfleld cafion, and the
gold fever is as high as ever.
Marie Christensen, of Providence, was
yesterday placed under $500 bonds for ap-
pearance before the grand jury for fornica-
ton alleged to have been committed with
James Stir.e1d, OF he same place
Assistant General FREE ght Agent Adams
and Mr.. Shelley of the Union Pacific civi-
sior, are in Logan patching up the coal
question. They will, they say, consolida e
( the coal interests here and furnish al the
coal Logan can use.
Hope looms for Logans future A prorni-
nent Denver g. Rio Grande official has
assured Cache valley that a 50 600 guar
antee in cash and laoor will Or H.. Gnat roa
to her dooi S. Now, cham e. commerce,
Logan, lend some one your eais.
COUNTY COURT.
Met at 10 m. City Councillor Parting
ton met with the court to arrange for
hiring a jailor for the city and county jail.
|
S35 month and what extra work the city
and county could afford him, Selectmau
Mack moved to hire him or S35, the county
to pay two-fifths. Carriou.
Mr.. Peterson could not work and wanted
! a license to peddle. County prosecuting a
| torney.
| Jacob Theurer was granted license to
brew beer and sell in wholesale quantities
OF premises.
Samuel Opray, of Paradise, wanted taxes
RENTED assessed Oh thirty acres of
sloughs. He was cited to the board of
equalization.
George Summer and seventeen others.
parents and residents of Paradise, petit
toned that township 9 be made school
district. Referred to Selectman Wright
and Superintendent of Schools Apperley.
John I. Game, ir, asked for license to dc
abstract business. Deferred to next SEES
sion.
| A petition to have the county pay ex
penses of surgery and burial of Mrs Simon
Mckenzie and child who were accidentally
shot by husband was granted, and STA ap
propriated.
Two hundred dollars were appropriated
to keep in repair the grade each side of the
bridge over Logan river, between Logan
and Mendon.
Selectman Cranney moved that the site
of the bridge to be built over Bear river
west of Smithfield be removed to place
called "CurIey Joe's.' Remons frances
signed by John F. johnson and other, OF
Newton, Charleston ard Trenton and James
Kirkbride and others of Smithfield agains,
The removal were read Much debate en-
sued and in avote of 2 to the bridge site
was ordered removed.
After an all day recess. with noon inter
mission, the court adjourned until to-day
| which will all be uSed in consideration nj
Iclvims against the county.