The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-01-10
LOGAN.
A REVIEW OF THINGS.
1t is Proposed to Reduce the City Limits
Realty Transfers.

IL is proposed to Reduce the City Limits
Realty Transfers.
Mr.. Judd Blair, of the Blair Mining
company, Just received a letter from the
superintendent in Iron county. who saws
that several experts have examined the
property and all agree that the vein is a
good one and will develop into one of the
best mines in Southern Utah.
The company has full force of men at
work, and will continue to run both day
and night shifts all winter, in spite of the
fact that it cannot ship pound of ore until
the snow leaves the wagon road down the
mountain.
The company has disposed of all the
stock which was placed upon the market.
and it is still in demand without share for
sale.
The board of directors meet tonight to
take action in regard to advancing the price
of the stock.
MARRIAGE MARKET FOR THE WEEK.
Henry E. Phelps, of Salt Lake to yina
M. Jones, of Salt Lake.
Jens G. Peterson, of Smithfeld, to Mary
Tonesbeck, of Logan.
Thomas DohertY of Trenton. to Mary
Nelson, of Trenton.
Darius Sessions, of Bingham, to Char
! lotte +. Shipper, of Menon
John h. Taylor, of Plain City, to Ellen
| Peterson, of Plain City.
Charles F. Rytting, of Grantsville, to
Emma L. Millward, of Grantsville.
Thomas Z. Jessop, of Millville to Marion
Holt, of Millville.
Isaac B. Evans, of Ssmaria, to Elizabeth
Price, of Samaria
Mark Preece. of Coveville to Ann Lowe.
of Whitney
Casper Hoffman, of Logan, to Elise
Gerber, of Logan.
Andrew Allen, of Rockland, to Marintha
A. Davis, of Samaria.
| Lorenzo R. Thomas. of Bingham. In
Lillian Elliott, of Rexburg
William o. Smith. of Smithfield, to Fan
ME S. Richardson, of Smithfield
Albert J. Hewlett, of Logan, to Annie E.
Half, of Providence.
INCORPORATED.
The articles OF incorporation of Peterson
& Sons, were filed yesterday with the
county clerk. The company will carry ON
a general lumber and building business.
with Mr.. P. n. Peterson as president
Robert Murdoch, vice president; Ole E,
Peterson, secretary and treasurer; and P.
| n. Peterson, Robert Murdoch. H. C. Peter
son, Ole E.Peterson and Charles L. Blazer
| for a board of directors
| REDUCE THE CITY LIMITS
Quite large number of the city taxpav-
ers met last Wednesday night in the court
room pursuant to call issued by the JEFF
| ferson club. MIR. r. w. Sloan explained
that the meeting was to decide upon the
advisability of reducing the city limits.
Mr.. Fred Turner was elected chairman.
and Mr.. Win Farrell secretary.
All seemed in favor of the proposal. but
the question as to just how much should be
cut off caused considerable discussion: but
at last the matter was arranged and the
chair appointed Aaron Farr jr.. L. r.
Martlneau, Christen Larson, Joseph Cow
ley, G. w. Lufkin, A. D. Thatcher, and ]. M.
Wilson to act as A committee to draw up,
circulate and present to the CITY council
| a petition to cut down the present bound
ries. The proposed reduction will cut
about 5000 acres of land out of the CITY
which has never been used for CITY pur-
poses and never received any benefit from
the city taxes which have been paid on it
for some years.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
D. L. Young and Fred Sharzie to GEORGE
Baxter, all OF Salt Lake. lots and of
Kirkland addition s 40
Andrew Sandberg and wife, of Logan, to
| board Of church eXtention of Methodist
Episcopal church, acre in the northern
| part OF terrltory--------------- l
! Francis J. Law, of Avon. to Cache county,
12-lO0 acres in Avon -------- go
| Frank Bensonto Logan city, 10 acres 50
Logan city 10 F. a. Benson, lots and Z,
College View addition 100
NOTES.
The fremen held their monthly meeting
Wednesday. John Balliff, Lutte Farr and
Heber Carlisle were appointed to arrange a
| hannuet for .firemen citu nnnnc;l ond