The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1903-04-14
Local JOttlngs.

Miss Eva Lloyd has recovered from
a recent attack of typhoid and is
able to be out.
Ladies Egyptian Cotton Hose,
pair pa r g :, an 70 wear all summer
Congressman Howell was in Logan
on Monday. He is DESTROYS of moving
to Logan during the month of May.
Many people were over from Men,
don and Petersboro on Monday, giving
testimony for and against the change
in the school districts of the above
named places.
Two car loads of Rustic at Smith
Brothers lumber yard. 42tf
The cotton shedding trees, If not
topped and trimmed at once, will be
nuisance in short time. Before the
work of the season comes on, it would
be well to give this matter attention.
The fine samples of Coffee, Tea and
Spices exhibited by the Cache Valley
Tea Company are something superb.*
A great deal Of garbage remains in
the city, especially behind the stores.
1t will cost no more one time than
another to do this work, therefore let
all go at it at once and clean it up.
room house we'll furnished includ-
ing piano, for rent. Address p. O..
box 1884 Logan. Y
Porter & Stanton, the men who
run the City Livery stables, evidently
mean business in running the stage
line from Logan to Bear Lake this
coming summer. They have timber
hauled for the station at the foot Of
the dugway on the new road to Bear
Lake. They are also remodeling a
stage coach for the road An excel
lent opportunity will be afforded
Cache county people to visit the Bear
Lake resorts this reason.
For sale. Two registered Hereford
bulls, one year old. For further lpartic-
ulars inquire Of r. w. Clark, Prof.
of Animal Industry, Agricultural
College. V y
1t Is expected that an Irrigation
Company will be formed by the own
ers of land lying along the Little
Logan river in this city. This land is
located on what is known as the Is.
land. A meeting Of the parties inter-
ested was held last Friday night at the
9th ward meeting house. II. A.
Peterson, j. S. Stewart Jr., and c. c.
Jensen were appointed a committee
to draft bylaws to govern the associa-
tion.
A nice line of farm implements at
f. r. Miles Jr., Smithtield. Also a
fine stock Of Oregon lumber, lath,
shingles and pickets. Call on him for
bargains. sofa
Mr.. Sharp the government postal
Inspector with Robert Murdoch our
postmaster, has been travelling
through the city during the past two
days, examining sidewalks etc, in view
Of the establishment of the free deliv-
cry system in this city. In order that
an effective service may be given, ad-
ditional streets and avenues should
be opened at once. AS it is, in some
Of the suburban parts Of the city, GER
tain places will be deprived Of the
new system. Most likely mounted
carriers will be used to start the free
delizery. 1t is expected that Inspect
or Sharp will make his report to Wash
ington at once, after which applica-
tions for bids will be made for mail
carriers. 1t will be well for parties
DESTROYS of securing these positions to
post themselves as to the require
ments necessary TO secure the offices.
Considering the quality of goods we
cannot be undersold. Examine our
Wallpaper, it is the very best and
cheapest in town. Carbon and Burn
ham.