The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1902-10-09
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Montana will be the speakers.
The next attraction at the Thatcher
Opera House is the Ward & James
combination, on the 18th. The COM
pany is one that ranks very highly.
Hon. Joseph Howell spoke at Park
City Tuesday night and was accorded
an enthusiastic reception. lie speaks
at Springville, Utah county, tonight
and at Spanish Fork on Saturday
evening.
If you didn't register this week,
don't forget to do it ON the 18th or 18th
inst. This is for those who didn't
register last year. and others who may
have moved into another district since
last registration.
The beet crop in the valley this year
is reported as being very short. Some
Of the beets are of good size and ex-
cellent quality, but taken as a whole
are not up to the usual standard. This
is unfortunate. of course. but Is one OF
the trials of the average farmer.
What has become of the electric
light proposition? 1t seems almost
impossible to get any information in
regard to the matter. a rumor is out
to the effect that there is move on
foot to levy a special electric light
tax, and the business men are a little
bit worried.
1t is expected that Prof. Lindeld Of
the A. c. will accept position in the
Agricultural College at Bozeman,
Mont. The executive board of that
institution has rendered him a chair,
and it is generally believed that the
Utah A. G.. will lose him. He is an
able man who stands high i'm this
State as an agriculturist, and many
will regret his departure.
The "Corianton" Company after a
two weeks stand at Kansas City, will
go to New York and open an engage
ment there. The play was fairly
received at Denver and Kansas City,
but it was deemed best to let New
York pass judgment on the play. If
that city takes kindly to the produc-
ton, there is little doubt of its future
success. The first performance in
New York will be given on the Goth
inst, and Utah friends will await its
reception with considerable interest.
Owing to the fact that we can not
get The Republican printed just when
we like, the paper must necessarily
come out on Friday. We have to take
the type to Salt Lake each week, and
as trains do not run so as to make it
convenient for us we must regulate
our business according to the trains
and the Salt Lake people who do our
printing for us. We hope that this
issue is to he the last not printed on
our own press at Logan. We have
again been assured that the press will
reach us this week, and we hope that
the assurance will be fulfilled.
The Paradise Republican primary
held on October Bird resulted in the
selection of the following delegates to
the county conventions: j. N. Larsen,
II. James, A. A. Law, o. NJ. Anderson,
n. Y. Hansen, John Welsh, .Ir., +. w.
Obray. Alternates J. ii. Gibbs, II. f.
Petersen, A. A. Lemon, |. ID. Bick-
more, Jos. Larsen. In the organiza-
ton of the primary John WEIGH, Jr.,
acted as temporary chairman. and j.
n. Larsen was made permanent chair
man. r. w. James was named as
secretary. 1t was an enthusiastic
gathering of the stalwarts of that
precinct.
There has been considerable inquiry
in regard to the necessity of register
ing this year. Those who registered
last year and have not moved into
another district since that time are
not required to register this year.
Those who did not register last year
and those who have moved from one
district to another since that time
must register this year If they desire
to vote. The regular registration days
were Wednesday and Thursday of this
week, but there are still two other
opportunities-the l4th and 2Sth of
this month. Voters should not over
look this matter.
The A. G. Of U. and Salt Lake
High School football teams met on
the local gridiron last Saturday and
chased the pig-skin for an hour and
neither side scored. The game was
rather slow but good one from many
standpoints. 1t was more of a
scientific affair than boxing match,
and was entirely free from the wrang-
ling that gives rise to such adverse
comment. The High School boys had
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