The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-07-12
an and SURGEON.
Charles w, Nibley, Jr. came from
Star valley last SATURDAY..

Charles w, Nibley, Jr came from
Star valley last Saturday.
According TO San Francisco papers
That city and in fact the whole
state of California is suffering from
an extraordinary hot spell. The Their
mometer climbed up TO "a. Is degrees
one day and this will be marked down
in the meteorological history of San
Francisco as one Of the very hottest in
the city's experience. Only on three
occasions in the past thirty-four years
has the thermometer reached 30 de.
grees or more during the month of
July. One was in 1898, when the ther-
mometer registered 50 degrees. In
1892 the hottest July day saw 10 de-
grees. Two years ago the temperature
was 81 degrees. Since 1891 there have
been only three years during which
San Francisco experienced hotter
days. At Fresno the temperature has
been lO6. at Red Bluff 1906, Sacrament
TO lO2
All over Cache valley are prosperous
| towns and villages Every one of
these towns and villages is connected
with every other town by the wires of
the Rocky Mountain Bell. If you
want TO talk TO them from Logan or
from them to Logan you must use the
Bell Instruments.
Hon. David Eccles came to Logan
on Friday night for the purpose of
looking over the right of way laid
out by the engineers for the southern
spur The people who own land upon
the proposed route should be reason
able in their demands for the right Of
way. Property enhances in value up
on the opening of thoroughfares
through it. 1t is presumed that the
present route has been selected in
view of a loop being made in the
future, and If the road should not be
built upon the present proposed route
line might possibly run direct TO
Welsville and a spur from there to
Hyrum. We trust this will not be
the case as it would naturally pre-
cude the building of loop Oh these
lines To Obviate thing Of this kind
is for the people interested TO be
reasonable in their demands.
The best thing about the telephone
business for the subscriber is the fact
that he can very easily tell whether or
not he is getting the value OF his mon
ey. There is no possibility OF decep-
| ton. Ifyou cannot reach your friends
over your telephone, If you cannot
talk 10 your business acquaintance,
then IL is not worth having. The
: cheapest telephone is the telephone
that reaches the most people. That's
the Rocky Mountain Bell
The Soda Springs Chieftain says:
The last sack of wool was put on board
the cars Saturday morning and sent
! east to be worked up into the various
! articles of wearing apparel. Eighty
! one cars were billed from this station
S this year and all OF IL was clipped in
this vicinity with the exception OF
, parts Of five cars These cars con-
y tanned 2,l0S, 597 pounds, of which 49,
0 63G pounds were from other points
[ leaving a total of 2,030,0G2 pound:
loaded here. This is 246,062 pounds
[ more than last years shipments anc
e beats all previous records. The
e prices paid varied from 10 to % cents
s and figuring the total at an average
a of IS cents, which seems fair way L
0 figure the value would be about
I 1865, 900. This is distributed amonl
e the various sheepmen and means very
e much to them, and is record o
which this section should be proud