The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-03-29
LOGAN.
March 90. 1892
COUNCIL MEETING.
The City Fathers Farm Out the offices-Mining
Train Troubles


Train Troubles.
L. h. Lawson has returned from Mont
peler. lie reports the mines there in a
favorable condition. One located In ST.
Charles canon, fifteen miles from Mont
peiler, yields galena, copper and silver net
Iing 600 per ton. Another on the east side
OF the lake, owned by kentucky" Smith,
Mcintosh and Sam Rich, assays "a ounces
silver, ounces gold and Is per cent copper.
Inc trainmen of that region are express
ing great dissatisfaction over the change
mace recently. Formerly the conductors
ana orakemen were allowed 3 and cents
per mile respectively. The old run was
from Fossil to Green River. eighty miles
and return. AS per agreement. made bv
Inc tralnmen at the last Omaha conference.
taxing effect in March, all trainmen were
10 De allowed 100 miles for ANYTHING less
tuan that run down to seventy five, under
seventy-tive they were TO be given actual
lineage. Under the new regime the old
run Is cut down to HAMS Fork, reducing
the distance to seventy two miles. Hence
the trouble. A movement is on foot 10
Gust the Pocatello clique that caused this
difficulty
In pursuance to call made by number
OF leading citizens and business men of
Logan, TO convene at the county court
house, 10 consider some important matters
pertaining to the material development of
the city," number OF gentlemen met.
The important matter' was the partial
organization of board of trade, with j. q.
Stewart, president; Isaac Smith, vice
president; Joel Kicks, secretary; commit
tee on bylaws and resolutions. r. w.
Sloan, j. L. Hammond and w. r. Slower.
IL Is presumed meeting will be called soon
and further organization completed.
Dame rumor had it that starch factory
Is to be established here Nothing definite
could be ascertained
The Studebaker company has moved
from Its old place, on the Island to its new
quarters, on Third street. The Farley
Bros. nave taken the management of the
business here, vice Mr.. Hendricksen, who
Is leaving to centre his energies in his
knitting factory
Joseph Tarbett has entered suit in Com
missioner Goodwln's court against the
Union Pacific Railway company for re-
1uslng to pay $40 damages for the killing
OF his horse within the city limits.
D: Z. Anderson, the fiery youth who
maltreated his horse on Thursday last and
who was so promptly escorted by Marshal
farr to the police court was fined So by
Justice Smith.
j. j. Hansen lately purchased TWENTY
four acres of Hyrum realty, for a consider
alton of $3.50. so
The following transfers were recorded
at Recorder Farrell's Office yesterday:
Hans Anderson to John johnson. one and
three-quarter acres, Hyrum City survey,
for S26.25.
L. c. Farr to David Davis one acre and
rs square rods, Logan City survey, for
$500.
Fifty men have been EMPLOYED the last
week repairing the road no Blacksmith
Fork canon, to the Chicago mine. The
Bevans company has about two carloads of
ore ready for shipment as soon as the road
shall be completed.
j. M Blair, president of the Blair mining
company. left for the companys mines in
iron county yesterday morning to superin-
tend the working of the claims.
COUNCIL COMMITTEES
The following are Mayor Quayle's ap-
polntments made last Friday evening at the
special meeting of the council:
Committee on Finance-Thorstense
Petersen and Barber.
Committee on Claime-Petersen. Adams
Cole.
On Police-Smith, Barber, Yates.
On Public Grounds-Partington, Car
Isle, Smith.
On Streets-Morgan, Yates, Cole.
On Public Works--Adams, Petersen,
Darlington.
On Expressing and Printing! Yates.
Carlisle, Thorstensen.
On Fire Department-Cole, Carlisle,
Smith.
City Attorney-W W. Maughan, quite
UNEXPECTEDLY (D.
Superintendent of Waterworks and
Watermaster-Joseph Turoitt.
Upon this gentleman's nomination. Mr..
harrington, in one of his campaign
speeches, called especial attention TO the
discrimination shown by the last water
master, dllated at some length upon the
TACT ~ that nearly two hundred petition
ers were unable to obtain redress from the
old city council [of which august body he
formed small part when they (the pc
tluoners) complained of the actions of the
former watermaster. No applause.
After much deliberation and voting.
Councilman Adams, who, it will be re-
membereu, said that the water rights of
the farmers Of Logan would be lost should
the Democrats win the late election, had
the pleasure of seeing his nominee dulv
elected TO the Office of local dispenser of
water.
AS chief of fire department., Ralph Fl
Smith, man who does not belong to the
fire department.
Quarantine Physician-L. w. Snow.
MD. 0"'
eHPSA NIoOI VI Johnson.
Sexton-John Q. Adams.
Inspector of ngs.-O. G. Blumell.
Inspector of Stock, Provisions and
H. Smith
City Surveyor-P. w. Manehau.
Fence Viewers-James Mortimer and
Peter Eliason.
Poundkeeper-James Mortimer.
Sealer Of Weights and Measures-E. r.
Nelson.
One motion of Councilman Cole. one
policeman was added, and the following
men were installed as keepers of the peace: |
L. H. Smith, Gottlieb Smith, Christopher
J ohnson and Don G. Bensen
An ordinance was then passed, providing
for the loan of $40, 900 about to be made.
Mayor Quayle was granted power to
make loan not to exceed 81, 600, for con- |
tingent expenses, until the first install |
ment of the loan would be paid to the |
council.
General sorrow is expressed here over
the death of +. Fl. Dyer.
ut leads them all - is the general replv Of
druggists when asked about the merit or sales |
Of Hoods SarSaparilla. ;