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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-21

hren,en Of the second class. TO date from
November l. 500 Councilman Lsltfcs
moved that the appointments De- con-
firmed- Motion carried
Mayor appointed z & Badger and
James Sneddin as special police. 10 serve
without pay Councilman Lulirs moved
70 confirm appointments Motion carried
Mayor appointed City Attorney Helm
Councilman Luling and Davidson as leg
islative committee 10 attend session OF
the legislature in the interest OF the pas
sage % the revised city charter act On
! motion appointments were confirmed
Mayor submitted the names Of George
X Spencer H N Grafton and W T
Buckner 10 act as appraisers for the
, opening % a forty-foot street north OF
Douglas and between Ohio and Wabash
avenues: also an alley in Nathswson-s
addition Councilman Smith moved that
the appointments De confirmed Motion
carried
ORDINANCE NO. isse.
An ordinance designating the benefit
district Tor the opening of an alley six
teen feet wide beginning ar the south
side OF Lincoln street. running south 10
Zinmeriy street in Perry's addition. was
read On motion rules were suspended
and ordinance placed on SIS passage and
adopted by sections. Final vote on &dop-
ton as q whole: Yess-Councilrnen Bur
ton. Bellew. Davidson. Dawson. Herman.
L&lling. Mckee. Reynolds, Smith and
Pierce
ORDINANCE No. 1876
An ordinance making appropriations
for miscellaneous purposes was read. On
motion rules were suspended and ordi-
nance placed on its passage and adopted
by sections Final vote on adoption as
whole: Yeas-Counciimen Burton. Bel
. Ia -fsl = fsrsv
Mckee. Reynolds. Smith ard Pierce.
Council adjourned
B F MLEAN Mayor
Attest ] 1 LELAND CITY Clerk
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-21
Local Grain and Produce Market.

whest Farmers delivery Harc, old.
No. :, Ss1.c; new. Sc under test down 20
ss pounds Carloads on track-Hard,
No. = &c; No. 5. 55G5Sc; No 3. 50Q5ie;
red. same as hard. on track.
Corn-No. > SC; No. 8 Sic. Carloads on
track-No. . sc; No 8. Sc N. white,
oats-Farners' delivery. 2SGsc. Car
loads on track-No. , Coo; No 5. sc,
No. 4. &c.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES patent. $40;
IN carload lots delivered te IL southern
Kansas points Delivered. sdne. Bran.
Soc; shorts. sec.
Hay-Alfalfa. No I, $50: No ? $50:
prairie. loose No. 1. ss-0o; No. ,. s5.o0;
baled. No / 500: No. >. sac. 10. :. 500.
Seeds-Kaffir corn. per bu-- 20a12-c; care
seed. per bu. S3G35c; fax seed. per bu..
Zoo: Tnillet seed. per bu. SoGS5c-
Garden Seeds-AsparasIs, o., loc;
wax beans. ut. 25c; early green pod. CT.
&c: late varieties. OF. 25c, pole beans.
ct sc: table beets, ID 6oc. OF Iac,
stock beet 10. Soc. OF. Sc sugar beet. 10.
Sc 81. Sc. cabbage. 10. sf-35si2.oo. c. &c.
carr,ct ID. 75c or 1Gc: cucumber, Ii Sl-5ass
200. o. l5c; celery. 10. sL2Sel-uo. o. l5E-9c;
sweet corn. bu. 500 CT. 15c. corn salad.
or I5c: cress. o.. I0c; asg plant g..
soc: lettuce 10. SocGS. loo. or loc. musk
melon. 10. sec1sl 10. or lie; watermelon.
Ib 5Gcds10o OF 5GIGc, mustard To-. -
GS0c: OF. Ice: onion. 10. SeclISI-75.oz. I9ds =;
parsley 10. sc. or I0c; parsnips. 10. &c;
or I0c: peppers. or. 20 pumpkins. ID.
1oc. OF SC, peas. bu. S-5eff15o. CT &c.
rhubarb. 10 g - OF. I5c radish. 10. Ga;
o.. l0c: winter radish II. SC. c. 81 oys-
ter plant o. I5c. spinach. ID. $50. CO
SC: squash. 10 Sec1S-I8a. or lee, tUrnir.
h sGS0C. OF. 51lec, tomato. H. <I-6sts
Is. or aG50c: popcorn. ID. iHc; pea
nuts 70 Ice bottom onion sets. ou- $50,
OF lee: sweet peas. p &c, o. l9c; mas
turtiums. 10 soc. o. iec-
Buttsr-Packins I5c, country ga Sc
Egss-l6--c subject 20 caDchns-
Poultry-He1s. sI.c: spring brc.lS7s. Ia
&c lbs Ice: 2is % lbs. 81; turkey
hens. &c; toms. Z pounds ard over. lie;
cid toms Zee geese. fun feather. &C;
ducks. fun feather, 6
Hides-Csreen salte3 cured. No !. l1sc,
green salted cured No. :. 61sc; green salt
ed cured bulls. -. good green hides %;
glue stock and bad grubby. Sc; No
horse. s2e5: No. horse. E--5, pony and
badly Damaged. 20. Size: dry tinf butch
ers. is lbs and %. &c. dry flint fallen Is
ID sand up lie. dry flint under rs lbs. -;
dry salt. I0c. cry cuiL &C. No allow &C.
No. taIlow. *. sheep pelts. &c &c &C.
FtrrERaccoons. No. I large. lESi. ne
dunn. 5Gae1c: small 80 tecs skusks large
black cased- s-7LoJ; short stripe1- 60 sc;
rarrow. 5c0e1c. broad sle7Slc; max iarSe.
I.r0fI1-So: medium. s00spc. sma3 i3ts5oc;
opossum lcl7s9c. Civsts. i1sc9SC1 COYOTES.
GcGsl. 90: badgers 2e93 40. hairy. worthless;
rnprirneo furs. worth less than above
vegeta bIes-Petsroes. Per -. &c;
sweet potatoes. per bu-. SIC: cabbage.
ss0sOc per le0 lbs; onions, per b. 15-{SSc'
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| Will Cure You of
R RHEUMATISM
Else No Money is Wanted

Any honest person who suffers from
rheumatism is welcome 10 this offer
1 am specialist in rheumatism. and
have treated more cases than any other
physician. I think For sixteen years 1
made 2,c0 experiments with different
drugs. testing ell known remedies while
searching the world for something better.
Nine years ago 1 found a costly chem
ical in Germany which. with my previous
discoveries, gives me certain cure
I don't mean that il can turn bony
joints into flesh again: but il can cure the
disease at any stage. completely and for
ever 1 have done il fully 10000 times.
I know this so well that / will furnish
my remedy on trial Simply write me
a postal for my book on rheumatism.
ard I VIII mail you an order on your
druggist for six bottles Of Dr. Shops
rheumatic Cure. Take it for month
at my risk II ii succeeds. the cost is
only ;5-59 II it fails, l Will pay the drug
gist myseif-and your mere word shall
decide il
mean that exactly. II you say the re-
suits are not what 1 claim. I don't ex-
rect 9 penny from YOU
l have 10 samples Any mere sample
that can affect chronic Rheumatism must
be drugsed TO the verge Of danger / use
no such drugs. and it is folly to take
them You 'zlu5t get the disease out o.:
the blood.
Ny remedy does that even in the most
diffic"u- Cbstrrst e cases IL has cured the
eldest ca; - that I ever net And in all
my experimental all my 1000 tests-I
never found another remedy that would
cure enc cAtC1ic case in zen.
Write me and l will send you the or
Ger. Try my remedy for a month. as it
cant harm you anyway. If it fails it is
4 &c
Address DR.. Shoop. box 2s4. Racine.
MS
Mid cases Mt chronic are often cured
ly one or tS'- tnttles. At all druggists.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-21
SHIPPERS AND NOTES.

J. H Sherman Of Kansas City. transit
Inspector is IN the city checking Up the
tonnage OF the mills and elevators
R II. HoIton Of Haven. KAN was a
visitor at the stock yards yesterday He
recently sold 500 feeders 70 L. W. Rob
inson Of Towanda and Mr. Holtor avs
he still has several hundred steers TO
sell
Ed Weidline OF Augusta came over yes
terday 70 buy a few more fine stoc 6ers-
Ed will always pay good price when
he IS allowed to pick his stockers-
Following are some of the shippers who
had stock on the market YESTERDAY. L
II. CroCkIin. Derby. car OF hogs; Harvey
Grace Cheney. car hogs; II. r William
son. Pratt car Of hogs, Charles F Hen
son Hazelton. car Of hogs; Burchdeld
& Council Anthony. car hogs and cat
tie; r. f Cole. Penalosa. cattle aud
hogs: H Markentlne. BUTLER car Of
cattle: G. Wy Heter. Peabody, car Of
hogs: Spicksrd < Morrison. Hutchinson.
car hogs: J. c. Mccoy. Douglas car
hogs: William Risley. Blackwell. -. T,
~ hogs
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-21
WOOL MARKET.

s. LosiS. Jan. @a-wool-J-1chaagee-
Territory and western mediums. 1-G-sc:
fine IsTlSc. coarse LE--c
Boston. Jan G-TheTe VS. a sui@rer
tone in TIE w0oi -n1rS-, This week. WITH
prices having On upWa-d te1dencv Ter
riuarv WOODS have hgeu rather .s-.er frlt
he demand was Vel diStrsh;-eezi over The
list Flne staple * Quoted 81 55f75-c. fne
al 5sGzsc: fire IL - and medium II ~
&C. Fleece wools are scarce. ohio ard
Pennsylvania XX and above being Quoted
~ slg2c. at @7a9c. and Msehigza
Y and above 81 $3.50
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-21
COTTON MARKET.

NeN YorS Jan Cotton 'gf1res
opened steady January. SIC. February.
$50 March. SIC Kay ssic. June sc;
August 81 September = esc October.
Size bid
SPOT closed steady points io~rr
A!ddiing upisnds ste middiiux Tuif.
PC sales ~ bales
Galveston Tex Jan a-Cotton-Firrn.
slice
Liverpool Jan. q -coftor-spos ia fair
demand American midtliuE fSd
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-21

NeR YORK ian C.-Clas~- Moro ~
caH steady 80 pr cent ci,sirE e-=r--l
- uer ce-f Tn -zo-rr s-sss1g-ss
lars = So. - es-t- - 1zys. gEs7sE -
cent moths $50 p>r c~at Pine
---rczErlls par. ~ - cert S-s--
INK exrhz-ze Era rs-E ar-uas hlsss-azs
u Hz-kerx Bills 4. g = ET4S- - d.
mad arr AZ - 80 = = Co. - 6avs
Posted rsre> - "a ars ssS7s-742 Cen
zerciaI 5zlfs 81 A.c4Ss
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-21
LOG MARKET
FIVE HIGHER
Receipts Were Light for a
tuesday.
TOP PRICE WAS S6.47 IL
Cattle Supply Fairly Good
Market Steady,

Hog receipts yesterday were considered
light for Tuesday. The days arrivals
numbered s46 up 70 time of closing the
market, but i've car loads We're reported
10 arrive after that time. Tie market
was strong TO I'VE cents higher. gener-
ally the latter. one car load Of choice
heavy hogs brought ss.f71=. while mixed
sold at $50 ana 500 owing 10 weight
and quality
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-21
New York Produce.

Nv YORK jar @f-BufIer- R-c-irts-
Sis packages Market tcI- State day
Is 80. extra creamery. -scs ccuEon q
choice creamery. 1>1@c-
Chesse-Re>stpts. $50 packages Aar-
ket firm Fancy small sac fllI cres r.
colores. "a. made s4isc. late rafie -.
HI4c. fancy small xhsts. fsIi made q.
gsIE-c. Izt- made. is..c- fa1cy az co..
n-eG Szll -zzee I=-e- lzte uzGs -.
fancy large white. tsl made - ate
mace I1-.c
EEg-Rscsiptz. ga racka-es Narzet
6ul Aver 81 - best s-z-s -ci Pc--svl-
vauis. &c, western posT = - Erac,S
saE-5c
Sugzr-Rzv- 1Eiet Fsir refining
&c Centrifugal = reSt. &c. zoIzszcs
sugar ~ Refined STEADY Cruss@ss
S-Sc- powdered 49, g-z-uistsd. &C
Core>ouiet Nc. re. sc
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-21
OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
CNlcaCc.

Chicago.
thicago' Jan -u-Cattie-Receipts 400
1 Market steady, active Good % prime
steers, S-'onoD, Door 70 medium, 5000
So; stockers ana feeders. S--3sif-79 COWS
si-i-"l - helIerS. A--t,slf-49- Gamers Va
a2-5o; bulls. s2ooQ425; calves. $3.5od7. %;
Iexas led steers. fS5'a49V
Hoss-tSecelpts TO-DAY So'; tomorrow
4eit over 4uo Market aal"c higher
( close easy Mixed and butchers $50
| o-o'. good 10 choice heavy. So-63Qss. la
! rough heavy. s5.511rs-so' Light s5.sSG6-5e;
| ouik or sales. 20 SSIh.6'
Sheep-Keceipts. lot.'- Market steady
| 70 weak LAMBS, lv4ti9c lower Good "a
choice wethers s4-5fli'5. fair 70 choice
mixed .5 s5--'et+ .; "ssIe-n saeep. 500
is,,he a. s-o,s ~
z,s.sf-.s-,- s++Ts rs L,,s - ~,
-res-- 04t
S,,i,-,s-,-s- ,-,+,1e .qS= w. -.
80 -
Kansas city, Jan -o--cattie- Receipts,
l.'H natives. 10" Texans. calves 10
Texans 100 natives General market
steady to higher stockers and feeders
and bulk OF calves steady 70 lower.
nue. l, SN.,ott aiiN 81 =, - -. S.eVt :
si-S'f49-9o' i3.r 20 5000, 49,. : ~ $40, =
ers anu IrtdeTs' - - "s-'eiH t7u
steers S'-''.-i ,e- AeNas anu NOLAN steers
> 'eoiSs'; IHxas cows $500. ma ntll I've =
cows Sl-os.Rs>e' hatiFe hellels. %--s''A 80
Gamers. S-evs--y7' buns S--'fiS-la' caves
$50 %
sioss- t-eceipts H-y'V- NiSrNe' SoIons
70 - nlgner- closing "eaA- huiS q Saie 5
s6.--s.osa: top. $50. mixed packers. $s-35
s-o-o'' hsht. So--.@ib- +-i-' workers. So-+.a+
o a. pigs. A9>71oit
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-21

Where's r h uzs forlty 2 the rrrit' -
ozn-rs owning q majority IL sg1zr~ f.
q th4 lots o. zeal es-st- liable . az
arioz f8r th@ payment = ff- pzri-E zn6
c1g-tsnx q West L-osSiss sEezs1- r. H.
city q - .chlrs Ez1xas frCa tn ed -
ne pavement O. West D1Ggz4E aF-1-s 2
Sen@c4 srr@@s in - { cify hzVe r@-i-iou.t
~ -naF1T z-f eog1cflrseu = sad c;r
O. 5a~e and Gro rum the - q 49,
pavement O. West DSugizs zs-aE- .
$3.50 STREE therefore - =
R-sosvet ~ ~ mayer al eesa-li-
use1 y til 10y = Wfchita ;raf . IS
he-sby e@sisre1 nec-zs4-y % Pave s56
curb Dozxlas zv@uE- s-8z ~ pzr-zz>rs
OF W-st L-o1gizs zF@rss - 49,
<cr@er AID shar ~ Jerk czSs~ pzois-9-
rioa . It's reellrt.oa s1cJ-&l-x - -
Reports q ~ ci-T ogSc-rs ~s-e a-si
ln re following orte-- F-rs -zr7hzi
rtrv clerk civ ~zxns~r. chs@f - s1fte-
roIi-e rHrr1- ps-k co-r1izsir~s -. cry
Treasurer s-r~rra-F ho1rS ~ hezifh 20
Zee 5E3gr cif- - xnE-ss-er~ 81 -1aY1r
On r-oriez So T~-e 1r6srr1 alzrs-5
On -
Mzva- szer-itt~d ~ nz-@s e So
Ezf-ss I'D p p E-$zzKhs@- a. frr-
IT, q re 5000 las a. = p Va
caoS. E5 L4-GE= 40 Jean Hocxsg; as
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-21

Molasses-Firm- New Orleans. 32140c-
Poultry-Alive. steady: Turkeys. 10
l5c; fowls. Itc. Dressed. firm: Western
chickens. l51sQl4c; western fowls. 15l-c :;
furkat-s f-lrF.l..
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-21

o'rnss r. N~e Jaa 1t-Ma-szsr wits n
Hourks - ire o-saha s.ea - the Wet
ern lsszss fefs foalzhf GER Ea-sas cry
rafer toFucrrsu aef1fa leaalax - asgf-
had srr1e p ta~ matters uhtrh ~I -
acted 81 ~ tne r1eff1-g Th~ prfr-issf
c1e g. fhar f~c.lsng fhs Haasaa CRY
N'szukra zeal Ep.rkr ssTs ffsf a ma
ssr1fy ~ fte ef1hs Eiii srF1sr9 sieaf -
= ns@r3eza assaeazfsse Grap Eaas4s CtY
sitoEr-sf- sa1 fhaf 80 az arnef fh-
- eTtsrn lrsEss ~ vftadrzs fsa-- III
ual8se Saar CITY - sissef ~ fhe y b.
zauE~~ fra-fir~ A Nresasr r~Fi a~-
fsa TE - szsen 81 t-sarrezs rsses q
Sc fr.4ee-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-21
Cattle

The business in the cattle section yes
terday was lively and the buyers and
sellers quoted the market steady The
supply Of stockers was good and selected
stockers brought around $3.50. while fair
10 medium good sold for 1856.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-21
RESOLUTION

Councilman " n Isely o-sr-d 80 fol-
IoEi-= resolution. ~hlch zzs s6opt~s ~
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-21
CASH oUOTATIoNs.

Cash quotations were as follows:
Flour-QuieC. strong
Wheat-No- >. 75Q7sc: No. ). 75G7sc. No.
red. 0E1Sc-
Corn-No .. 471sc. Nc yellow, i7l-c.
O2ts-NO. = 33s.G3ic; No. white. 5fG
35i.e-
Rye-No. >. 5lG52c
Barley-Good feeding. 45qSc; fair TO
choice mailing J1f5Sc
Flax Seed-No 1. s1Ia, No. north
western Sl21
Timothy Seed-Prims. 81
PrcvisiOns-Mess pork. per bbL. si795,
lard Per 10 lbs 5000. short ribs sides
aooSe}. 8 s3-z az. l3i-s dry salted shoulders
thcxedi s. 5adS =. short clear sides
tboxedl ts.o.i. az 81.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-21
DRY GOODS MARKET.

New York Jan e9-The tour - ~
market fo- the general ran - caffaa
gods - stfeuEt heulrz business sHo2.
a slight improvement in volume ou home
account. buf eVrort h-y!ax e. si0~ Prirt
cf~icuis o. Hug
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-21

on TIE Produce Exchange today prices
closed as follows.
Butter-Easy. Creamery. l7d25c; dairy.
l-fs15c.
Cheese-Strong. 1GQlSi-c
Egg-Quiet Loss OF. cases returned
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-21
Kansas CRY.

Kansas CITY. Jan. 2o.-Close: Wheat
May. 7p1sF7ol.c- July. $40. cash. No ,
hard eSGSSl.c. Ne. : hard. 5-0Ssc. No
hard. -slSS--c rejected hard. ) z sc.
M = red .sE.si-c. No. . REQ. 57:ls-i-c.
Co-n-Janusry. SSi.c. May. 81. G@Slzc:
cash. No. mixed. $685.: No white
4oc: No. 3. 3St-fs+9c
Oats-No. white S5l-s75Sc; No. > mixed,
35I-c-
Rye-No =. nc
Fsay-Caoice timothy. sSeo; choice prsi-
re. ss1o
Bl,tter-Cresrery. -4a2sc. fancy dairy.
&c
Eggs-FreSh. lsizc.
Recelnts q wheat. = cars.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-21

Colsnbss 8 o. Jan fs-E1itor X q.
GoEzsls~ died af p n. After battling
;sr Almost faar days for Hfr ne sletlra
% I.seutenarf Governor Janes ~ Til
mans bgiief. passs.I aNzF az the coslnn-
us hospitfl Mra fs1raira as aifb hsr
husband uher arsfh cane
nn~8 ~ telietn 49, poEt~s anroaae-
INK tAe death ere cruls shick hav-
b4e uah18f enc paHatln faarfs sinsost
Constantly slace re tragedy decreased
rspi5lr ard al ~ phases ard details -
fhe traxe,lv were aiarlsses 81 his GER
sfere D. has beea rrnenes' alac~ -
shooting Lieut. Gov. TiHras beard TIE
-szs Tith Visible ensouen. There = -
fverzsl sorrnw
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-21

y 81 ; 10 LII = -
~ Z ~ o.. F. o. :
II Turner. " r pa
sis md -. . Mckee.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1903-02-06
ARTIFICIAL RuRIEs NOW MADE.
Process Turns Out Stones as Beautiful
as the Real Ones.

The manufacture of artificial rubies,
which in appearance are as good as
the natural stones, is now an accom-
plished fact. A demonstration of this
achievement was given to the men,
bers Of academic DIES sciences yester-
day afternoon.
Some years ago artificial rubies
were placed on the market, but a
microscopical examination revealed
the fact that the crystals were imper.
feet The rubies manufactured by M.
Verneuil, however, are of superb
red color, and of purity and sparkle
equal to the genuine article. The cost
Of producing them is not heavy one,
SO that there is every reason to antici.
pate that the new discovery will lead
to sensible diminution In the price of
the formerly precious stones.
The rubies are obtained by q new
psocess, In which the blow-pipe plays
an important part, and the stones are
both beautiful and Of a goodly size.
The specimen shown at the meeting of
the academy was much admired by the
savants.-London Leader.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1903-02-06
The Logan Republican.


offer the
folowing
plant bought July,
reaching edition September 10TH
failed reach until November
M the publication the Republican continued through the
having the edition
printed extraordinary brought about
slight financial embarrassment together required
publication to suspended the month
Nobmbe publication resumed the first December and in
Moore publisher had associated with
public
severed his connection with the institution On jan h organization
the Logan Newspaper Company perfected and the
bought the entire plant of the Logan Republican, together with the sub
everything
Ralph period year
with privilege of five under certain conditions
the buying this institution
" mas IN tho U S dS to o th no. amd h
public that the institution will be republican reality BY buying outright
leasing the able to incorporate said lease conditions
impossible the nunk" on the critical
Odel Howell, Walters,
Hendson Robert Murdoch directors
public that all pertaining
will be
faction and lasting benefit of the rebupn party in Cache county,
regards the firm operating the this Fred Turner is
business and N Ralph Moore editor reporter and general
mechanical department Mr. Turner will solicit advertising,
job work. subscriptions make collections and look after all business connect
with this institution The public knows Mr. Turner honorable
right citizen ready fulfill obligation and whose word good his
he and merely offers the public Te Republican"
the policy OF the paper our aim and design TO make The Re-
publican upae progressive republican filed with
the accorded We merely terate what
before opportunity
printing subscription support
We would this that there republican
do thing that will be highly by
this paper let he she send us items from that community often
possible.
state and we have worked under such difficulties that seems impossible
that much solid business could have been DONE yet pase that
subscription list of The Republican 900 and wehope
bloom
continued
Cache much they
Mr. MooRE
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1903-02-06

The fact that this paper has seldom
been issued in time for the county
readers to get it under a day or two
after said issue has caused some little
feeling. We beg to say that this will
be remedied in the very near future
and that it will be our earnest en-
deayor to furnish the news as quick
and even quicker than either of the
other papers. Kindly bear with us
for very short time, should we be
unable to accomplish what all Of us
desire.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1903-02-06

1t gives us pleasure to say few
words in commentator of j. Edward
Taylor, student of the A. c. and bust
ness manager Of Student Life. We
are not personally acquainted with
the majority of the students of
the big college on the hill but we are
thoroughly acquainted with what Mr..
Taylor has done and is doing for Stu
dent Life, and we venture the asser-
tion that there is not young man in
the institution who could do more to
make the college paper thorough sue
cess from business standpoint. Mr.
Taylor has rustled, worked and schem
ed, soliciting advertising and subcrip
tions with such persistent energy that
the paper is in excellent shape tinan
cially, and still he is at it. He /.
gentlemanly and courteous and ha,
done everything possible to manage
his end of Student Life to the entire
satisfaction Of the students who hon
ored him and themselves by electinl
him to his position. Whatever has
been amiss with the publication in
regard to latenes of issue and typo
graphical condition has been due tC
conditions unavoidable by him anC
over which he had no control. We
feel that this statement is due Mr.
Taylor and we make it with great
pleasure.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1903-02-06
The city Council.

This is the largest appropriation
made for a long time say the council
men. The electric light bill of 1926. 90
brought up discussion as to
whether the people want the light at
that price. Burris said he didn't and
Benson thought the bill pretty high.
Mr. Benson then made a motion that
the Mayor include in his call for a
public meeting that the light ques-
ton would also be discussed. The
motion carried.
Councilman Hansen then brought
up matter that has been under con-
sideration before-the condition of
John Morris of the lst ward. The
old man has been living in such pow
erty and filth that it was deemed
necessary for the city to take action
In the matter lest the old man be
found dead some morning. Council
man Thoreson got off speech in
spreadeagle style and the council
instructed the marshal to look after
the man and see that he was properly
cared for 1t may be said here that
Marshal Crockett went to Morriss
home last night and offered to take
him TO the Jail, but he refused to &c
until morning, where he is now domi-
ciled.
The meeting was then adjourned.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1903-02-06
Predicts Volcanic Eruption.

The Paris ret!t Bleu publishes a
prediction by abe meteorologlst, Herr
Finger of Prague, who is of opinion
that Martinique and probably other
West Indian islands will be virtually
destroyed by volcanic eruptions. next
year. He also foretells terrible erup.
lions In Italy. He points out that the
most violent volcanic disturbances on
record have occurred in years ending
with the figure 3.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1903-02-06
States With Foreign Residents.

The state which has the smallest
number of non-English speaking resi-.
dents is South Carolina, with sixty
fve only. Georgia has only 200, Ten.
nessee 700 and Arkansas, Virginia,
Mississippi and Alabama less than
1000 each. Rhode Island has 1900,
while Kansas has 5000 and Kentucky
1900. Florida has $500 and Mime
sofa, In which Scandinavians are nu-
merous, $4,000. Iowa has 10000 and
Missouri only $4,000.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1903-02-06

defining the kind OF service and other pipes
used underground In the waterworks sys-
OF Logan City. Nr