The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-05-21
LOGAN.


SATURDAY. May 81, 1892.
w. j. Guy was arrested for opening a
letter belonsi ing to f. S. Walker.
On the 9th the b. Y. college students
will celebrate Field day at Johnson'a
grove.
Mrs. Gertie Allen of the capital is visit
ing Logan, the guest Of Miss Hattie
Thatcher.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Blair returned to
Salt Lake this morning, after an enjoyable
visit with their L6 an friends.
Ed Edwards team ran away on Third
street yesterday. The horses ran about a
half block. Little damage was done to
the buggy.
Next Saturday the denizens of Wellsville
Will duly celebrate the merry month Of
May. An old-tlme May day programme
will be rendered.
Justice Smith had several small boys be-
fore him for rolling rocks down the noun
tain side and injurlng George Adams cow.
Case taken under advisement until Friday
| afternoon.
A granddaughter of Morgan Evans, aged
3 years, at Petersboro, fell victim to the
dread disease diphtheria. An Swear old
Child of the same family was buried two
weeks ago.
The fire department met last evening,
Chief Knowles in the chair. The bylaws
OF the old company were adopted with 6
few amendments. After the meeting the
boys INDUCED IN a rehearsal with their
hose cart.
The Peoples hotel has been purchased
by Zeb Coltrin, of Smithtield. MIR. Coltrin
has retained Mrs. Hanks as stewardess.
This well known lady having charge of
! the culinary department and Zeb's ability
for rustling feeders" insures the success
OF the undertaking.
Foreman Brig Larson of the Blair mines
sends the following, dated the 18th inst. ::
I'VE have the whim In position ready for
| work. The foot wall vein is now 8 feet in
width, the hanging wall about the same.
The vein is improving aud getting solid
and compact We have so tons of ore en-
the dump, about one-quarter being first
class ore" Mr.. Larson also adds it is the
finest lot of ore he ever saw come out OF a
mine so near the surface.
CHAMBER OF coMMGECE PROCEEDINGS.
The chamber met, President Stewart in
the chair
j. T. Hammond report ed having duly es
ccrted tie Ogden capitalists.
The question of me starch manufaotury
.. came up for discussion and WAS referred u
, Il committee on manufacture.
! II. t. bEheF SJalSu Iuab lu0 express
company could not establish an office
nearer town as it has not proved profitable
, The question OF granting license fol
. street fakirs was referred to a specia
committee consisting of Stewart, Rick!
and Smith.
Questions of leather and other manufac
|, tories came up for discussion.
j. 7. Hammond gave notice of an amend
ment OF the constitution so US 10 create TIVE
culture and live stock, ana one on license
MeSers Woodmanspe and L9ngsdorf ar,
very much pleased with Lozan's waite
power and say that power house coult
be established here more reasonably thar
elsewhere
The following are the standing com
mittees OF the chamber:
Committee or Manufacturer. B. Car
don, }. a. Hendricks, Jos. Morrell.
Committee on Finance-E. S. himball, j
F. Squires, Jol Nc Allister.
ReceptiOn--J. z. Hammond, N. w. Kim
ball, b. F. Ritter.
Advertising-L R. Martineau, w W
Maughau, j. p. Smith.
Trsffc-lsaac Smith. Joel Kicks, H.
Baker.
. Tmprovements-M. H Farnes, Hyrur
= Rcks Chris. Peterson.
h Ways and Means-Dr Slower, a. G
Barber, Andreas Peterson.
N CITY COUNCIL NOTES.
Isaac Smith, in behalf of the chamber c
N commerce, presented the matter of icens
in several departments, as king that bette
- protection be given local merchants.
l. Deferred until committee on license
d could be appointed.
is Mr.. Smith also stated in regard to tn
re CART matter that the question of purcha
NJ Jag the horse-pow plant for 100
not 10 hot MT hah oolyo
J. by the chamber of commerce
= Committee on public grounds reported j
4 regard 10 the petition of sundry persons
IS purchase t,iece OF land at the south en-
of of town. Recommended it be surveye
e and advertised for sale. Referred back
nj commmiItee.
ne Committee on police reported in favor
go making an addition to firemen's hall fl
q police headquarters. Accepted and con
lr mittee instructed to OBTAIN plans for
tn twC-room building.
ce Committee en- finance reported eatrs
of poundSeeper's quarterly report 0. K.
ne The special committee on the card-pow
nd plant question reported the city's tinanc
en- would not permit the purchase. Accepte
e The CARR question met with the san
ne fate.
IT. Tie attorney gave the law relating
he the appointment of justices of the peace
vs. w. Brangham was appointed city justic
salary liked at $50 per month, and requir,
to give bonds for 81, 900.
Petition of Nephi Martineau to purcha
land, referred.
Committees appointed.
-. Sanitary-C d. Thorstensen, A. G. B;
-iu Der, William M. Smith.
License-Cole, Morgan, Carlise.
One hundred dollars was allowed to
ne expended on the streets.
tie The mayor was appointed to meet wi
les the county court regarding the count,
vs, Share in repairing Canon bridge
"a The usual raft OF bills were appropriat
14u amounting to $Ss9.12.
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re REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Andrew Anderson to Andrew Bigler
,- 1879 acres of-hfendon Farm survey. 81
ne j. q. stewart TO Andrew BigleT, 6o5s
ays acres -----.---.-.... Isis
~. William L. VIII tie to John Fl. White
aya all right, title and interest to each
aSs and every OF The odd numbered sec
a ~ tons in townships rs, 8. ranges and
,,s LeGrand Young TO John II. " hltc all
ay right. title and interest 10 each and
~ every odd numbered sections in
~, township 9, range east; townships
VI" and s. range 3eGst---------- 5,045
Andrew Bgler TO J. T. Stewart, 20
80. acres of AcndSOn Farm survey -,