The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-07-14

Der Of commerce held today in the of
nee of the president, Joseph Kimbal
was elected delegate 10 the Trans
Mississippi congress, which conEenei
tomorrow at the capital.
Hon. John E. Carlisle. president o
Logan city council, left for Salt LAX
this afternoon as a delegate from
congress.
TEMPLE ASSOCIATION.
The Logan Temple association hell
their regular annual meeting in th'
temple at o'clock yesterday. Presiden
NJ. w. Merrill presided. The annua
report of the president and director:
was read and after some discussion
was accepted and other routine bust
ness was transacted. Prominent among
those present were Apostle George
Teasdale. President Angus NJ. Cannon
of Salt Lake stake, President Georgi
c. Parkinson of Oneida stake, Idaho
President Orson Smith of Cache stake
besides representative men from Beal
Lake and Box Elder stakes.
President Elias s. Kimball was Z
Logan visitor yesterday.
Bishop o. F. Whitney and his family
viii move back to Salt Lake tomorrow
week and resume his duties as bishop
Professor Willard S. Langton vii
lecture on Psychology of Members
before the summer school at the agri-
cultural college tomorrow at 3 o'clock
Arrangements are being made FOL
the event of the season in the Sixth
ward of Logan. The occasion is in
honor of the departure of George Jen-
sen who VIII leave shortly for 81 mis-
sion 10 Germany. The ward meeting
house grounds will be beautifully
decorated fore the occasion.
L. R. Martiheau returned this morn
ing from the capital, where he went
yesterday.
J. 1. Shepard, manager of the Oneida
Mercantile Union, of Franklin. came up
from Salt Lake yesterday. His COM
pany has just completed and set in
operation at Franklin, their dairy for
the manufacture of both cheese and
butter. 1t has q capacity of $4,000
pounds of milk per day.
The following prominent gentlemen
from Wellsville are in Logan today:
Hons. W. II. Maughn, Joseph Howell,
Peter NJ. Maughn, ex-County Commits
sioner William Haslam and William
Murray.
The district court held a short session
yesterday. In the case of George a.
Lowe VS.. Edwards ct al, judgment was
awarded the plaintiff in the sum. of
81, 109.S0
A marriage license was issued yes
terday to joseph Gurtsen and Marie NJ.
Anderson, both of Salt Lake City.
Gertrude, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
George U. Smith, of Pocatello, was
brought 10 Logan last Sunday for her
health. She has been troubled for some
years with heart disease.
Hon. Joseph Howels, of Wellsville,
an appointee of Governor Wells as del
egate at large TO the Trans Mississippi
congress, Will leave for Salt Lake on
the early train tomorrow.
Wellsville had an exciting school
trustee election last night. There were
two tickets in the field. A strong eff
fort was made to defeat William Muir
ray, the present incumbent, who had
served one year and who had the in
dorsement of the principal and teach
ers Of the Wellsvillle schools. The divi-
sion originated out of the recent cleo
ton on bonding the district. Murray
was elected on a vote of 223. James
Bradshaw received 139 votes. They had
d hot time, which called out the larg-
est vote ever pOlled in Wellsville.
The following were southbound pas
sengers today. President C. D. Fjelsted,
Professor D. NJ. Todd, Senator and Mrs.
Joseph Monson, Professor Eugene S.
Hart and J. ]. Flack.