The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-01-13
THE CITY AND COUNTY.

Marriage licenses were issued yes
terday as follows: J. w. Atkinson and
nnie b arm es, Coveville: Geo. G.. Mcr- |
rill and Margaret McQuarric, Smith
field; Oliver G. Leishman, Logan, and |
Mary G. Fullmer, Providence: George
h. Hughes and Jane Richards, Men !
don.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Smart left on
Saturday to attend the Live Stock |
Convention at Portland, Oregon, and |
will be away for month or longer |
Before returning they will go down to |
San Francisco and visit for time.
The farmers of Cache Valley will
take notice that meeting has been
called by Carl NJ. Nelson. President of
the c. V. +. A., to be held in the
basement of the tabernacle on Satur-
day the 10th inst, at II O'Clock. A
good attendance is requested.
James Lynch, who was condemned
to be shot at the State penitcntiary
next Friday, has had that sentence
committed to life Imprisonment. The
State Board of Pardons was unani-
nous i'm the decision. 1t will be
remembered that Lynch is the man
who killed Col. Godfrey w. prowse.
In order TO make room for the large
stock of spring goods that will soon
arrive at Andreas peterson's, he is
now advertising special sail of vari-
Gus grades of shoes, which everybody
ought to take advantage of, while it
lasts. 1t is only one thousand pair
that he thus offers at such great re-
ducts. 20ti
There is much favorable comment
on the magnificent poles put in by the
City Light plant and Bell Telephone
Co. OF excellent size, symmetrical in
shape, and towering from thirty to
thirty-tye feet in the air, they do not
mar the appearance of the streets at
all. but rather serve to attract ones
attention from failings that are prom
inent. They look like business and
we'll wager a doughnut that they will
The fine Miller grand piano has at
last been installed in the A. G. of U.
auditorium, most of Monday being ut
ilizcd in its tranSleral from the
Thatcher Music Co.'S establishment.
The instrument is probably the largest
ever brought into Utah, being twelve
feet in length and weighing fourteen
hundred pounds. The finish on this
instrument is absolutely perfect, and
its tones and action are hardly less So
Such piano in the large auditorium
at the big school ought to show off to
the greatest advantage and be the
pride and glory of the institution.
Three high grade up-rights have also
been recently installed, and Prof An
derson now has an array of instru-
ments worthy Of his capacity.
The work on the city light system
seems to be running along very smooth
ly at present. In the course of two
weeks most of the main wiring will
be finished, the transformer building
at the corner of First East and First
North streets is already finished, and
it is expected that not more than a
week or two will be required to finish
the canyon work, that is, with the cx-
ception of placing the machinery. This
has not arrived yet, but it is stated
that the setting of this, upon its ar
rival, will require not more than two
weeks. Mayor Robinson says there
are several applicants for the position
of electrician, but none as yet for the
business management. He Is of the
opinion that the system should have a
first-class electrician attached to it,,
and tirst-class business man for gen.
cral manager, an opinion with which
many will concur. The affair should
not be permitted to suffer at this time
through false ideas Of economy.