The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-03-02

vate family preferable. Address X,
care this office. or leave word.
!. Bauman. of Providence, died from
heart failure last Sunday at IL o'clock
noon while sweeping a path through
the snow. The funeral was held yes
terday at Providence at p. m.
Willard Hansen, agent for the New
York Life Insurance company, has
succeeded in writing 10000 dollars in
policies during the year ending Feb
ruary 10Th, 1904. This entities him
to free transportation and all expenses
paid to the Worlds fair.
The orchestra and management OF
the Palace Hall will give benefit
ball for Harry StOney at the hall on
Monday evening Harry had both
legs broken in an accident last week,
and such friendly service will certainly
come in at convenient season. The
cause is worthy and should receive a
hearty patronage.
The Thatcher opera house manage
ment announces that "The Boston,
ians" who were to have come here on
the Sth, will not appear. This company
plays at 35c to $3.50 at Salt Lake and
Ogden, but owing to the limited capa-
city of the local house wanted 800
here. 800 Is hardly popular price in
Logan, hence the date was cancelled.
The farmer, who have visited Log
an the past few days talk in no mis-
taken way as to the need of good
roads in the county. They feel how
ever that something will be done i'm
the near futures las the board of county
commissioners is moving I'm the mat
ter. The time has come when a bet
terment of our roads must be effected.
If the people will exercise patience
little longer. we believe that some
thing substantial in the way of road
building will be observed in the
county. At least this Is our faith in
the present board of County Com
misSiOners.
Since Saturday, Ollie Carlson is
somewhat wiser as to the comparative
size of his esophaguS and a silver dol
lar, and 1t cost him considerable pain
and anxiety to gain this information.
The young man put a Simoleon between
his teeth and while laughing, the
piece of money sought the interior. IL
landed at a point near Port Arthur
and all the bombarding of Generals
There, Peuto and Pillo, failed to sink
this foreign obstruction or to blow 1t
up. 1t was feared that canal would
have to be dug in the young mans wind
works, but "A shell landed by reinforce
ments to the Red Cross department
hit in the right spot and the dollar
was restored to Mr.. Carlson's pocket.
Manager Thatcher has given evid-
ence of his desire to please the best
class of theatrc-goers i'm this city by
booking Charles b. Hanford i'm the
scenic revival of 1.-The Tanning Of the
Shrew", which will be seen at the
Opera House on Friday March 4th.
This play is regarded by authorities
as the most amusing of Shapespeare'S
comedies. There is no modern farce
which can equal it in respect TO gen
uine fun. Nearly every line in the
play conceals IA laugh and every stua-
tion is mine Of merriment, as the
dashing registering Petruchio Mr..
Hanford has scored, it is stated the
most conSpicous success Of his career.
The role of Kathripc will be portrayed
by Miss Marie Drofnah.
In the case of Jacob G. johnson VS..
CA. Hibbard, appellant, the Supreme
court handed down an opinion Satur-
day Affirming the decision of the lower
court. The action was brought to
fOreclOse a chattel mortgage which
had been given as security on pro-
missOry note for $50. The note and
mortgage were made and delivered by
the defendant to one Herman Spenst
and later transferred by the payee to
the plaintitf. The note and mortgage
were assigned to the plaintiff without
Endorsement. In an attachment suit
brought against Spenst by an imple-
ment concern the amount due from
Hibbard to the payce was attached
and paid by Hubbard to the attaching
creditor, after he had been notified by
johnson that he was the owner of the
note and mortgage. Johnson brought
suit TO recover from Hibbard and Sc
cured Judgment for the amount of the
note. S25 attorneys fees and costs.
The defendant appealed to the Su-
preme court The opinion, written
by Justice Bartch, finds no revsable
error in the record.