The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-06-25
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bears. They expect to stay away from
civilization during most of thesummer.
The little house in the parade has
first prize. Call on A. l.. Skanchy &
Sons before building and get some
nice design.
The COW policeman recently appoint
ed gives excellent satisfaction among
the people thus far. If he pursues
the policy that he has adopted not
much fault will be found in this line
Of city work.
WANTED-To exchange good wag.
on for mich COW. Apply at this
office.
John Rosa and Geo. Knight have
been imprisoned in the county jail for
drunkenness, receiving twenty days,
and five days respectively. Mr. Rosa
is improving his time by taking the
Kelley cure from DIR. Parkinson.
Mrs. Norton, face and scalp special
list, is at the Hotel Eagle. Those in
terested call and see her.
a. Hancey and John Morrison were
fined $1,000 each by Justice Carbon for
supplying two men with liquor in this
city, who have been barred from pur-
chasing it themselves owing to their
excessive habits. Hancey and Norris
son being unable to pay the fine were
committed to the county Jail for
twenty days.
Account Southern State Missionary
Society the o. S. l.. will sell Round
trip tickets, Logan to Saltair lat $3.50.
Selling date June oath, good returning
June 18th.
Henry p. Olsen returned from Ma
lad valley last Wednesday. He states
that the people anticipate good crops;
everything looks favorable. A survey
has been made from the southern
terminus of the West Cache canal.
The water from the ditch, if dug, will
run eighty feet higher up the noun
tain through Bear river canyon, than
the Boutwell, canal. This being the
case, it is said that the water from
the West Cache canal can be taken up
Malad valley right into the city Of
Malad. This means great deal for
the Malad valley people if the project
is consummated.
In order to satisfy the demand for
Hand Embroidered Doilies, Campbell
Il MOrrell Co. have Just received an
other assortment of 3 dozen, which
will be sold at 9Scts each, worth up to
So. so each. COME EARLY.
Prof. L. A. Ostien writes from the
WINDY City" that he and other dis
tinguished representatives from
Utah's halls of learning have arrived
right side up with care" and are
now engaged in work at the Univer-
sity of Chicago. They stopped az the
St. Louis exposition, "did" the Pike,
and got done" in return, but still
think the show as whole is beyond
compare. Prof. Ostien makes men,
tion of the fact that he met Prof.
Caine and National Republican dele
gate HerSchel Bullen Jr., who were
evidently in the proper shape.
JAP.A-LAC makes old furniture
look like new, at RITTER BROS.
I DRUG co.
Complaints are made by the resi-
dents Oh the south side of Center
street to the effect that bicycle riders
use the paved walk as a track, much
to the annoyance of pedestrians
Two or three riders will be together
and the people walking have to ster
aside for these worthless. This doe!
not set well with the people who have
had TO make an extra effort TO pay TO-
these walks, and the residents on tha
street should receive the considera
ton that is due them from the cit!
authorities.
For Ladies' latest styles in OXFORD
Ties and Low Shoes notice our win
dows. City Shoe Store. 63tf
Suggestions have been offered to tn
effect that grades for sidewalks SHOULD
be established throughout the cit.
that people building may conform Il
this grade, and in the future so plac
their buildings that they will not b
out of line when sidewalks or pave
ments are constructed. If, in build
ing, uniform distances from sidewalk
be adhered TO, it would add greatly T.
the improvement of the city. AS it /
now, some buildings are from five I
drty feet back from the sidewalks
some have one foot and Others tiv
foot foundation uuder them, maxim
the buildings very irregular in heigh
and distance from the front.
There was large attendance at tn