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

Monday. -
Willie Anderson the painter Of
Lewiston was driving fine pair of
horses in Logan Monday.
Riley Lewis one of the deputy asses
sors of the county was at the County
seat on Monday making report of his
abors.
The executive committee of the
Cache Valley Farmers Association
will meet at the court house at l p.
m. on Thursday.
The welcome news comes from Salt
Lake that DR.. Bulge is improving
slowly but steadily and that he will
probably be able to return to Logan
In short time. He was able to be
moved to his hotel the first of the
week, and his friends rejoice in the
progress he is making.
The farmers of the Fourth ward in
this city met on Friday night March
9th and effected the following organ
ization; Hans Munk, President; James
Mortimer, Vice President; Lehi
Brodrero, Sec. and Treasurer; John
DAILY, Lorenzo Benson, and Andrew
Eliason executive committee. This Is
local, or branch, organization of the
Farmers association of the county al
ready organized.
The Murray and Mack performance
at the opera house Friday night was
up to the usual standard of the organ
ization. The music was good,
Murray & Mack better and the girls
best. A feature of the performance
was the paper throwing INDUCED in
to such an extent that parts of the
audience were literally covered with
the little spirals. Murray & Mack
are Away popular with Loganites.
The will of Johannes Nielsen has
recently come to light and on Satur-
day was admitted to probate. For
some time the will, which was exc
cuted by Nielsen some little time
prior to his death, has been missing,
and on the assumption that it could
not be located, letters of administra-
tion were issued and arrangements
made to close up Mr.. Neilsen's affairs.
The finding of the will made it neces-
sary to annul these letters and 60
about the business in regular form.
Over near Mendon man wanted
his son to get up early and go to work.
The boy had habit of answering
'yes sir" and going to sleep again.
On this OCCASION last week the father
to make no mistake, called the boy,
got the "ycssir" and then slid up the
stairs, turned down the covers and
gave the person good spanking. 1t
happened that on that night the hired
girl had been given the boys room.
When the tumult was over the old
man sat down behind the barn and
drafted written apology to the hired
girl.
Simon Baker of Mendon the young
man who assaulted Marshal Foster
in Mendon, was tried before Justice
Larsen Of that place and fined $500.
This fine appears rather light consid-
ering the gravity of the offense, when
it appears from investigation that
Baker struck the Marshal twice with
the handouts, doing so when one
hand was liberated. We hope the
young man with Others will profit by
this experience, and when at public
assemblies, conduct themselves in
such manner that the officers of the
law will have no cause to interfere.
Although Easter holds little or no
significance for the Latter-day |
Saints, yet we have heard inquiries |
made as to the day, and have made an
effort to get at few facts concern
ing the occasion. Easter this year
will be neither very early nor very
late-April II. The earliest date on
which Easter can possibly fall is
March e, but this has not occurred
since 1918, and will not again occur
until the year 1000 has been left be-
hind. The latest day for Easter is
April 25. This was the date in 1896,
ana viii be again in 1913. April IL
Is quite a favorable day for Easter.
Besides in 1903, il will occur in 1914,
1925, 1886, la9s-five times in one
century,
1t has been stated that the A. G. Is
arranging q course of instruction In
the Commercial department that Will
make it second to none between Chi
cago and the Coast. 1t Is well known
fact that Prof. Buchell, the present
head of the Commercial department
at the college, is one of the very few
hIgh-up commercial Instructors in the
United state, and since his connec-
tion with this school it has been his