The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-03-03
LOGAN
March 8, 1892
THAT CANAL.
A Joint Political Debate-Election Judges
Miscellaneous Matters.

A Joint Political Decentralization judges
Miscellaneous Matters.
The Standard, on the 1st, says that the
Cache Valley Canal company is an Ogden
enterprise and will be of vast benefit to
that town, as the company proposes to ex-
pend about $50, 600 in building the canal
If the farmers are foolish enough TO sign
an iron-clad contract the company will
build the canal, undoubtedly, but the
farmers haven't signed yet, and there is
still question il their minds as to the ad-
visibility of so doing. If this enterprising
company proposes TO do the square and
right thing with the farmers, why is 1t
that the first newspaper notice the canal
received was from the Logan department
of The HERALD.
Men who propose such daring schemes
are always glad to get all the free adver-
Using possible, ii they are not clear and
well defined robberies. This one was be-
ing worked at least four months before
coming TO light.
If anyone has any doubts about this, let
him look over this company's contracts.
JOINT DEBATE.
Arrangements have been completed by
the jefferson and Lincoln cluUs, to nave
their champions meet in JOINT debate on
the sugar bounty question tonight Prof.
Paul will represent the Democratic side,
while Frank Cannon will endeayor to show
that our legislature didn't protect the tax
payers by repeating the bounty. This VIII
probably be one Of The most interesting de-
bates ever heard in Utah. Botn the par
Elephants are well informed upon all the
issues and especially upon this particular
question. The Republican managers re-
fused, point blank, TO 90 anything in the
matter unless the Jefferson club would
allow the Republican side to open and
close. AS it was at last decided TO con-
cede to this demand, Mr.. Cannon will open
with thirty minute speech, followed by
MIR Paul Tor one hour. MIR. Cannon will
then close the debate with another thirty
minute argument The decision OF the
puDhc viii be given on Monday as to the
relative merits of the two sides.
ELECTION JUDGES.
The Utah commission has appointed as
judges of election in the First ward: T.
A. Thoreson, James e. Walters ana Nicho-
las CroOkston.
Second Ward-Hans G. Peterson, John
Nelson and Newell Kimball.
Third Ward-William Darlington, Lars
Peterson and Ed. Rowland.
Fourth Ward-W. w. Vaughan, w. J.
Goodwin and Charles Hart
Fifth Ward-E. p. Nielsen, William
Brangham and Antoine Anderson.
MISCELLANY.
Assays on the ore from the Silver Bell
mining claim, in Dry canon, show 76 ounces
in silver and enough lead for smelling.
This is the best showing made by the
mines close to Logan, and certainly is very
tiattering for the owner of the Silver Bell.
Emil Birchmilter and wife sold to L. W.
Snow part of the northeast half OF section
2, township II, range l east for $3.50.
Mr. o. c. Jensen is in the city, looking
for a location for caLdy kitchen to supply
the entire retail and wholesale trade Of
Cache county.
Messrs. Thomas and Palmer are looking
for an Office here. These gentlemen are in
the insurance business.
Bishop Kimball is in Logan, working up
the Bear Lake road from Logan.
Mrs Ferguson's house, which was
damaged by fire some time ago, is nearly
ready for occupancy once more.
bud" Dewey has returned to Salt Lake
after pleasant visit with his many friends
here.
Five local Republicans have been APP
pointed deputy United States marshals for
the election.
The Logan band and the Journal Office
employees will give a social hop tomorrow
night for the benefit of Mr. William Hyde,
one one of their mem bers, who at present
is absent on mission to Germany. A
pleasant time is predicted