The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1903-01-30


off on Suits, Off on Shoes, / off on
Hats at, Dunbar, Robinson e. Co.
No action has yet been taken to-
wards appealing the election contest
case.
A large number Of Smithfield people
were in town Wednesday attending
court.
When I'm need of anything in the
printing line, call us up by telephone
No. SO.
Special sale of Gents, furnishing
goods, at Robinson Bros. As Main
Street.
CA. Stain Of Salk Lake Is in town
looking up the stray members of the
Odd Fellows Lodge.
The b. Y. College band was out
yesterday afternoon and evening in
the interest of the Liquid Air lecture.
The Republicans of Colorado practi-
cally concede the election of II. NJ.
Teller, Democrat to the United States
Senate.
In the district court i'm the case of
George Roth VS.. David Eccles the
jury returned verdict of 81, 800 dam
ages for the plaintiff.
Fremont County Idaho gets the
State Reform school. Now there vii
be fight between Rexburg and st.
Anthony to secure the plum.
Lookout for the railroad change
Sunday. The train for the south
leaves at SIS am. and the train from
South arrives here at $50 pm.
The House has passed the bill
appropriating $500 to assist in de-
fraying the expenses of the National
Irrigation congress to be held in
Ogden.
The Farmers Association met at the
Tabernacle Wednesday afternoon and
after discussing every thing in general
and nothing in particular they adjour-
ned for one week in hopes that they
might have larger number in at
tendance next time.
We are to have new produce house.
Harry Smurthwaite and Alex.
Vaughan are the moving spirits in
the new enterprise. 1t is not definite
ly decided yet where the new firm will
be located, but Center street will prob
ably get it. They expectto commence
business in the next few days.
The case OF the Logan & Richmond
Irrigation Co. VS.. Anton Pearson, was
dismissed from court today. A COM
promise having been effected between
the litigants. Pearson agreed to
allow the canal company twenty feet
along the canal bank for right of way.
This was practically all they were SUI
ing for.
The masquerade ball at the Palace
Wednesday evening was well attend
ed. There were only few, probably
40, that were masked. Some of the
characters were very creditable. The
Irishman, the Dutchman and the two
Indian chiefs were the best. Mr..
Peterson and Clara Apperley won the
prizes in the cake walk contest. Harry
Stoney won the prize for the best
character; he impersonated Dutch
man.
Miss f. Rust, Logan young woman
who has been visiting relatives in the
city for several weeks past, caused her
friends and hosts considerable anxiety
several days ago by disappearing. The
police were ask to search for her, as it
was feared she had met with harm.
1t was learned yesterday, however,
that she had suddenly decided to re-
turn to her Logan home and had
boarded train for that place without
ohAouiiSihS iiCi iiuSiiuioii. iiuuuC.
Florence Roberts, who with her
capable company appears on next
Monday evening at the Thatcher
Opera House Is unquestionably the
most versatile Of the leading women
who have facinating interest for the
theatre goers Of the New World. TO
the great characters of the drama to
which she has given artistically SYM
pathic and emotional portrayals she
has added that Of "Zaza", the unique
character created by David Bclasco
and from whom his world talked of
play takes its name. In Nell Gwync
and Sapho, Miss Florence Roberts has
demonstrated her wonderful ability
In emotional lines and in "Zaza" q
child Of passion with moods that are
variable, intense and raging, from the
most powerful display OF the emotions
to the softening influence of pity and
grief, the gifted actress has the OPP
portunity offered her for the full dis
play Of her genius.
A meeting Of the joint committee
representing the University of Utah,