The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-10-07
LINES ERoM LOGAN.

LOGAN, Oct 6.-The Logan city
council at it's last session transacted
considerable business of interest.
Some time ago the council passed
resolution ordering the extension of
the water mains from Main street two
blocks down Second to Z street. The
matter was submitted to the taxpay
ers of the district to be benefited, and
by large majority of property owners
the action Of the council was approved.
a commission was appointed to levy
an assessment on said property, which
commission reported and their work
was approved. Wednesday evening the
council passed an ordinance confirm
ing the assessment set forth by the
commission as follows:
Section l. Be it ordained by the city
council of Logan City:
That the assessment set forth in the
assessment lists made by the three
commissioners, 7. 3. Carbon, James
a. Leishman and n. w. Kimball, duly
appointed therefor by the city council
Of Logan City. as corrected by the city
council of said city, sitting as a, board
Of equalization and review of said city
upon the lands. lots and parts of lots
described as follows: The north half
Of each Of lots 8, 7. and in block 3,
and lots 6 and in block a. and the
south half Of each of lots l, 2, 3 and 4
in block 10, and lots ! and in block
"A, in plat "A" of Logan city survey,
in Logan City, Cache county, Utah, for
the purpose of extending the water
mains and pipes in Second street from
! Main to &c" street, are hereby confirm
ed; and that the assessments made and
| returned in said approved and COM
pleted lists are hereby confirmed
Section .. This ordinance shall take
effect and be in force from and after
its approval.
The council also passed a resolution
| condemning the newspapers of the city
for demanding the resignation of City
Attorney Reavill. The provision was
also included in the resolution that it
| be published in the local papers. This
seems to place the honorable solons
in rather a peculiar light, as it is we'll
known .that several members who vo-
ted in favor of the resolution were
quite vehement in their denunciation OF
the course pursued by Mr. Reavill in
various matters not long ago.
Democratic headquarters have been
! opened in the same building occupied
/ by them during last years campaign,
the commodious hall just west of the
/ Thatcher bank.
The surveyors are at work laying
out the course of the poles for con
/ Quoting power from the Hercules
! power plant in the canyon, three miles
! distant to the city. The contractors
! have agreed to deliver $50 horse power
/ into Logan for utilization either for
/ electric lighting or as motive power
| by the middle of November.
| The military department of the ag-
| ricultural college has an enrolment
/ of over 100 this year, which is a great
/ increase over any other year in the
history of the college for the opening
/ term. There are over 800 students en-
rolled at the college.
Hon. James H. Hart Of Bear Lake,
Idaho, father of Hon. Charles H. Hart
/ passed through Logan Friday on his
way to Salt Lake City. He was ac-
! companied by his son, James E. Hart
4 who leaves Salt Lake City on the 18th
inst. to fill a mission in the southern
/ states. james is an attorney of abil-
! fly, but was compelled to abandon the
practice of law for a time on account
of failing health. He was once assist
ant prosecuting attorney for Cache
county.
The Democrats have issued calls fol-
primaries to meet in the various wards
of Logan for the placing in nomina-
ton of two candidates for councilmer
from each ward, and to elect delegates
to city convention to be held on the
14th of October, at which will be nam.
ed candidates for the offices of city
mayor, marshal, treasurer. recorder
and justice of the peace. 1t is the in.
tention to make a short campaign OF
city officers, which will be to the ben
eft of all concerned, regardless OF
party considerations.