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

See City Shoe Store ad. For Special
Bargains.
Joseph Monson the architect went
to Salt Lake Wednesday.
Sleighriding was in order for every
body Tuesday and Wednesday nights.
The Nettleton shoe. The best in
America at, Dunbar, Robinson &
Co.
The Logan choir is arranging for a
social to be held on Tuesday evening
next.
Thomas Leishman the Wellsville
rustler was seen on our streets on
Wednesday.
Corless Coon Collars are the best 2
for Is cents Collars in the City for sale
at, Dunbar, Robinson & Co. =
A. II. Brower,F. M. Stephenson and
Joseph Glover, residents of Lewiston,
were in Logan on Wednesday.
Congressman Joseph Howell expects
to leave for Washington next week.
Mrs. Howell will accompany him.
Special values in Underwear, Shirts
and Drawers 25 cent each so cents
values at Dunbar, Robinson & Co.
The new Coop Grocery building is
rapidly nearing completion and should
be ready for occupancy by March 1st.
Jacob Larsen was over from Para
disc on Wednesday in the interest of
the contest case now pending an APP
peal.
John Parry and wife are down from
Gentle Valley visiting their
daughter who is the wife of John Parry
Of this city.
Bell Brothers have bought out the
butcher business of c. A. Reese and
company and will assume charge Of it
February lst. Mr.. Hailstone will be
retained as salesman.
The water level of Great Salt Lake
was feet inches below the zero of
the gauge on Dec. LIST and feet inches
below on Dec. Is, 1902; on December
and 10, 1901, the level was foot 2
inches below zero.
The Book of Mormon Society meets
at the B. Y. College Friday night at
1880 pm. Book of Mormon geography
Is the subject under discussion. All
interested are invited.
Alexander Mckenzie came home
from Kelton to attend the funeral of
his five months old child that died re-
Gently of bronchitis and congestion Of
the brain. The funeral was held at
Paradise on Thursday at 2 pm.
The Davis cream separators have
been placed on sale with the Sidney
Stevens Implement company, who are
State agents, so that these splendid
machines can now be had on short
notice, instead Of waiting to get them
from Chicago.
Mrs. Cathrine Hibbard returned
yesterday from Malad where she
has been since the holidays visit
ing relatives. She reports that all
travel between Preston and Malad is
on account. of the heavy
in the mountains.
The Council Committee to whom
was referred the task of drawing up a
franchise for the Home Telephone Co.
franchise but it did not
meet the approval of the representa-
tives Of the company, who claimed its
provisions were simply prohibitive.
The Tribune's Ogden Correspon dent
says Robert Downing, who appeared
here last week in the Gladiator, is to
star Corianton. Mr.. Downing may be
a pretty good actor but he did not i'm
press us very favorably in the Gladia-
tor. He might do better though as
Corianton.
About fifty stock holders in the Lo-
gan, Richmond and Smithfeld Canal
Company, are attending Court, watch
ing closely the proceedings in the case
of their company against Anton Pear
son. The decision of this case Is of
great Importance to the company in
testing the legality of the right of way
along their ditch bank.
Representative Wilson has introduce
ed a bill in the House to regulate the
railroads doing business within the
State. The bill contempatcs some
radical measures that we hardly think
should be adopted. 1t is right and
proper that some steps should be TAX
en- to protect the State against rail
road aggression but it should not as
sumo the shape of anything radical
or unjust. We want more railroads
and should deal justly with those we