The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-04-17
LOGAN.
April II, 1892
SUNDAY,
OF EVERY KIND.
Notes of Intereat in all the Branches of
Activity

Activity.
Young Albert Brooks, Bohemian of
about nine summers who has been the
cause of almost ceaseless vigilance on the
part OF the police for some time past, has
blossomed into horse thief by decamping
to parts unknown with horse belonging
to one Spillman. The officials have, it
seems, heard nothing of the affair
The Woodruff school house is at last
completed; but the school will not be
opened until next September.
A large number of school children had
gala day in the tabernacle square on Fri
day afternoon. A programme was first
given in the tabernacle where the little
ones were RECALLED with sWeets eats, etc,
after which they spent few hours in
juvenile sports.
Joe Odell has recently purchased q one
half interest in the Rocky Mountain
Ag'icuIturist. Joe is 4 rustlersand we wish
him world OF success.
j. Golden Kimball left for Provo yester-
day to attend the funeral OF the late Presi-
dent Jacob Gates.
The tabernacle choir is now practicing
several selections for the spring confer
ence.
President Blair. OF the Blair Mining
company, has recently returned from the
compsny's claims Brig Larson has been
retained as reman of the company's
mines. He reports the mines exports
among the best in the whole western coun-
try.
Yes erday the denizens of Logan were
treated to one of the best horse shows ever
seen in Cache county. Logan has long
been noted for the number of fine horses
owned here.
"Our" ice Thatcher. who has recently
o0l1 &c l1,o 4
! parlors in the Campbell & Morrell block.
Joe's friends will no doubt keep him busy
extracting troublesome molars
Apostle John w. Taylor is paying Logan
city visit.
Mr.. Graehl, our Montana friend, is again
in our midst.
The masquerade ball given in the Waiter
son hall WAS success. The boys deserve
credit for their display o. fine and funny
dresses.
The St. Louis claim has been located by
c.. H. Bevans ct al. The assay is 10 ounces
silver and rs per cent. lead, and 81 or IS in
copper.
Seven suits were entered in Goodwin s
court by Owen Fielsted & Company against
individuals who are indebted to the saloon
company for fire water. Nine moro cases
Will probably be entered.
A team run away from its careless driver
on college street and stampeded the streets
until it ran against and into buggy, much
TO tae discontinue of the driver. No seri
Gus damage was DONE however.
a blacksmith by the name of Hughes
shamefuny abused his little boy by drag
cling him around the yard by his heels ant
finally throwing him nto the millrace. The
case was reported and the belligerent black
smith now languishes in jail,
The Logan chamber of commerce met il
the court house on Thursday evening
President Stewart in the chair.
) AS the committee appointed to draft {
constitution and bylaws had not performed
: its duties it was excused.
After much discussion it was decided no
to incorporate, but to have an ass ciatior
S for the furtherance Of the best interests o.
i Logan city.
Mr. CART then explained his scheme o.
the waterpower plant. 1t seems the pipe!
would have to cross the land of parties
owning a miniature water plant, who ar,
asking an exorbitant price for their land
, 1t is to be hoped proper measures will b.
taken to prevent any petty concern block
ing the wheels of 6 good enterprise. Tn
! meeting then adjourned to next Tuesda.
: night.
The La Plata company is to be sold o al
eastern syndicate, If the purchasers com
to the necessary agreements.