The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-07-07
CACHE CELEBRATIONS.
Patriotic Citizens Observed Indepen-
dence Day-News Notes.

Patriotic Citizens Observed Indepen-
dence Day-News Notes.
Logan. July s.-WeIlsvnle Hyrum
Paradise, Milville and Smithfeld cell
ebrated the glorious Fourth yesterday
in a very patriotic manner, which did
credit to their energetic citizens. TneiI
4 celebrating consisted of cannonading
music, parades, public assemblies. The
( Declaration of Independence was read.
orations, horse and foot racing, and
! everything else was done that would
/ go TO properly commemorate the Amer
/ lean INDEPENDENCE and Young America
was out in full force.
A few young men from Logan Sixth
ward formed a clown band and sere-
naded the-town of Logan in the morn
/ ing and in the evening about 10 little
/ boys came out and woke W the town
with tin can band and that's all, and
q few firecrackers.
/ George F. Thatcher came down yes
/ tel.1V from the camp of his ia her,
! Hon. Moses Thatcher, in Logan canyon,
and reports that mis- father is gaining
his health very rapidly
COURT IN SESSION.
The district court opened up its reg
ular summer session this morning with
Judge Charles II. Hart on the bench
The case Of John White VS.. r. With
ers, a civil case, was dismissed; case of
Stephen Morris and Edward Gerald.
charged with house breaking, was set
for July 7th and Attorney Walters was
appointed to defend them.
Order of final settlement was made
in the estate case of A. c. Brewer.
The following setting of cases was
made for July:
1Sth-State VS.. George Stone.
14th-J. a.. Stewart VS.. Journal COM
pany.
14th-Thomas Smith VS.. R. Withers.
The county court held very brief
session Saturday and adjourned subject
to the cali Of the chairman. The court
is. still in session as a board of equanZa-
ton
Yesterday while John w. Harry was
getting in his wagon on Main street,
his horses jumped forward, he was
/ thrown on and severely bruised about
the mouth. Three teeth were knocked
loose and a cash cut in the Lip.
Major T. B. Carbon of the L. \. c.,
received orders yesterday from Adju-
tant General John Q. Cannon TO ship TO
Salt Lake at once all arms, ammuni-
ton, etc, belonging TO the government
that was used by companies c and d.
r. S. Campbell, of the firm OF Camp
bell & Morris, came UP from the CAP
ital yesterday and will return today.
The funeral of James Christensen,
VINO died from appendicitis, was held
in the Seventh ward meeting house at
/ - m Yesterday. The house was
crowded. The speakers were President
Orson and Isaac Smith, Bishop Larsen
and Elder y. s. Hansen, who gave
words Of comfort to the bereaved wife
and children. y subscription list was
being circulated yesterday for the re-
lief Of the family.
Chief of Police Arthur Pratt, his wife
and daughter, Miss Maud, have been
visiting in Logan, the guests of Mrs.
'Pratt's brother, Professor John L.
Game of the Agricultural college.
Miss Constance Thatcher of Logan, Is
spending a week at Provo visiting with
her aunt, Mrs. Susie Young CAFES.
David Rosenbaum, proprietor OF the
Chicago clothing store, went to Brig
ham City last Saturday and returned
this morning, bringing with him Mrs.
Rosenbaum and children, VINO have
been visiting with her mother, Mrs.
Ann NJ, Burt, for the past three weeks.
Bishop William H. Lewis, OF Lewis
ton. and a member of the Brigham
Young college board, is doing business
in Logan today.
Lorenzo Young. of Salt Lake, a son of
President Brigham Young, is doing
business in this valley.
Bishop George o. Pitkin, of AIillville,
came TO Logan this morning and
speaks in terms of praise for those VINO
arranged and carried out the pro-
gramme in his town yesterday.
Bishop 0. F. Whitney came up from
the City Of Tie Saints yesterday.