The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-04-10
LOGAN.
SUNDAY,
April 10, 1Ss
CITY COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.

mining, Business, Local and Personal Notes o
Various Interest.
A little damage was done Thursday nigh
by the overflow Of water in the third story
OF the Woodruff school house. One of the
persons engaged in cleaning the institution
ready for occupancy carelessly left the
water tap open. No serious damage oc
Cured, but it will serve as good lesson.
h. G. Rheims is visiting the Temple city
for few days
Justice Brangham is now full blown
Judge. Another plain drunk was brought
before him and deposited 81. so and costs.
Deputy Corey subponaed Mrs. Bowman,
OF hlcnm ond, to appear in one of the old
iamlllars." She was brought before Com.
missioner Goodwin and gave bonds for $780,
Marshal Knowles and John Thomas being
sureties.
D. A. Reavil and wife, of Rock Springs
Wyo., are the guests of Editor Warrum
and wife. Mr.. Reavll is our friend War.
runs old class-mate in the law schools OF
the East. The visitors are delighted with
the views of our fair valley.
Inc usual sober. countenance of Charles
Hart is wreathed in smiles. Had an cleo
ton been held recently we would have
supposed Democratic rooster was crow
ing over Republican church influence. but
doing well.
S. j. Rich, of Bear Lake, is in town. the
guest OF his brothers. Heber G. and George
]. Rich. >'o0- 80
The case of Joseph Turbitt VS.. Union
Pacific railroad, for the killing of a horse
within the city limits on the evening of
march ~, 1890, was up before Commits
sIoner =. 7. Goodwin. A jury of six men
was empaneled. A number of witnesses
were examined. A verdict of 500 and
costs was rendered for the plaintiff This
case attracted unusual attention, as upon
IT'S late rest the fate of a number of SINH
lar ones. Rich & Rich were the attorneys
for the plaintiff.
The Smithtield Republicans are making
strenuous efforts to carry the election. F.
j. Cannon is there stumping.
Real estate transfers at the recorders
once were: Peter H. Sorensen to Julia
a. Stewart, part of block 81, plat a. Logan
City survey, for S400
JAMS P. Johnson TO J. z. Stewart. lot s.
$500. ~ 40i
oscar Wennegren to Julia Stewart, the
west one-half of the northeast one-ouarter
ana northwest one quarter of the south
east one-quarter of section 15. and the
southwest one-quarter of the southeast
s., $50 "0Ao 90 tol
Another mine has been located in the
blacksmith Fork by D. H. Thomas. E. D.
Miles, w. N. Thomas, w. H. Thomas and
John E. Miles. The location is called
"Peck's Bad Boy"
Prof Everett, of "a. c." has Just com
Pleted serial story under the title of The
Peoples Programme" 1t offers a soln
ton to the great labor problem and other
questions of interest
Carhsle q kewly have nearly $4,000
worth of ties ready for shipment.
TIE CITY COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
After considerable discussion as to the
legallty OF the actions Of the old council.
the MINUTES OF the last meetings were ap,
proved.
a petition to open the CITY drive from
near the Agricultural college was referred
to the committee on streets, with Petersen
added.
petition from the Logan and Richmond
canal company, praying for an appropria-
ZION OF 8, 255.2O to cover damages sustained
by the irrigation of the "a Co. was re-
ferred TO the committee on claims.
a liquor license was granted to Fielsted
Owen & Co.
Ritter Bros. Drug company, Adams &
tredrickson and the La Plata Hotel com
pany were granted licenses to conduct
liquor business
petition by G. ]. Larson and others.
praying that sufficient money be appropri,
ated I'D Allen to defray doctors bills. etc
SIS he received severe injuries while work.
ing Tor the city, was referred to the com
mittee on claims.
A petition by L. II. Fsrnes and others
asking Tor the repair of the Canon road
from the wooden mill to the first bridge
was referred to the committee on streets
a petition to open G street was referred
to the committee OF streets.
petition from the retail liquor dealers, |
asking for change in the bottle ordinance
was referred to a special committee.
Three other petitions were referred to |
she committee on streets.
The petition from the fire department re-
atng TO the change of the chief was re-
erred to that committee.
a large number of bills were allowed.