The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1903-03-17

For a quick growing shade tree
plant the CAROLINA POPLAR. A fine
stock at THE LOGAN NURSERIES. 3St4
The Deseret News Is authority for
the statement that "Sandy Bottom"
is play "full of originality, cleverness
and naturalness" and that it sis in
terprcted by company of more than
average ability" The performance
was witnessed by large audience on
Thursday evening, and proved Of such
merit that large houses were assured
the following afternoon and evening.
"Sandy Bottom" will be at the Thatch-
er Opera House on Wednesday evening,
the 18th, and will also play at Smith
field the night before, Tuesday, the
18th.
Prof. w. G. Fogleburg who has
recently been connected with the B.
Y. A. at Provo, as instructor on the
piano and violin, is in Logan on a
visit. Mr.. Fogleburg will be remem-
bered as former musical instructor
in both the b. Y. G. and the A. G. Of
this city and the many friends he
made while a resident of Logan will
be pleased to learn that he is contem-
plating locating here again. Prof.
FOgleburg's ability as instructor in
music is recognized, and as an enter
tainer on both violin and piano he
has furnished many pleasant hours
for Loganites. That he may find it
convinent to be with us again, will
afford much satisfaction.
If there's man i'm town who has an
unenviable job, that man is Street
Supervisor Holt. 1t is his duty to see
that sidewalks are put in fair condi-
ton and are improved as the ordi-
nances direct. His repeated warn
ings, and frequent reminders are
usually met with stolid indifference
on the part of property owners, and
the walks are not improved. Mr..
Holt, who is one of the best natured
men occupying an official position in
the city, goes time and again rather
than have lawful proceedings insti-
tuted against the procrastinating
property holder. He meets with all
kinds of excuses as to why the work
isn't done, is told that there are worse
walks fright down the street." and
that he had better look after them
first, but the old man never gets out
of patience and keeps pounding away.
The visit of so many members of
the Cache county Democracy during
the week has been commented upon
in many places. Joe Munson, l. G.
Thoreson, County Chairman Fullmer,
Aaron Farr, Aquila Nebeker and
several more who have been promin-
ent in the councils of the party for
some time, all happened in together.
OF course the candidacy of Mr.. Nebe-
ker was discussed at length. Cache
county Is coming down to the next
state convention, solid delegation
for Nebeker for governor. That is all
Cache county wants. In this con-
nection it may be stated that there is
very strong sentiment in favor of
Quill right here in Salt Lake. Enthus-
iastic admirers of the man from the
north are already discussing the
ACCESSIBILITY of organizing "Quil
Nebeker Club" with view to work.
ing in his behalf from now on until
the state convention meets, when, If
he is successful, the organization will
do all in its power to elect him. 1t Is
the judgment of the friends Of Mr..
Nebeker that he Is an ideal candidate.
Beyond the opposition of very few
who claim to dislike him because
of his action in the senatorial contest
four years ago, he has the confidence
and respect Of every member of his
party, and, If nominated, will no doubt
give the opposition candidate the
hardest run he ever had.-"Truth"
Salt Lake CITY.