The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-01-28

The basket ball team from the b. y .
. c. plays the silent Five at the .
State Deaf and Dumb Asylum today F.
100 Ladies' Vests worth 7jc, special
price 4Oc. at Logan Dry Goods
John Bench and wife have worked up
a nice little mercantile business on the |
Island. Their store is well stocked |
with such supplies as are needed In a |
| household.
Harry Stoney has been undergoing
an examination in Ogden and Salt
Lake. 1t is feared that another
operation have will to be performed
on his legs,
Mayor II. r. Peterson, ofSmithtield,
with James Cantwel and James !
MCiklc. came TO Logan yesterday i'm
! the interest Of their contemplated
water system that is about 70 be built
in their city.
1t is stated that during the winter
man was around buying up old worr-
out fur coats. He would only buy
those that were made Of wolf pcitS.
Since recent developments, it is
supposed they were to be used for pro-
curing the bounty.
The farmer who has never put up
ice, even for use in his own house, does
not know its worth and the comforts
and saving it will bring in the hot
weather. An ice house that will hold
enough for the summer need not be an
expensive building. 1t will pay for it
self in one season, especially if there
be much milk, fruit, etc, produced on
the farm. The labor of cutting, haul
ing and filling the house with ice
comes when there are no crops press
ing for attention. Deserct Farmer.
On November 22nd a consignment
of one car of -four was made by the
High Creek Milling company To the
Bishops store house in Salt Lake.
The flour was loaded at Mcrrill'S spur,
and there being no agent at that place
the car was left unSealcd over night
and until il reached Logan the next
morning. When the flour reached its
destination it was thirty sacks short.
The suppOsitiOn is that somebody
helped himself during the night.
Special detective Jones is working on
the case.
4 prominent and heavy taxpayer
from the north enters big kick about
the condition of the road between
Logan and Hyde Park. This lNad is
almost impossible even at this time
he says. and should be improved now
at q time when work on it would cost
the least. Men are idle at present
and could be induced to haul gravel
for a nominal sum, almost. and il
would take but a few hundred loads
TO make the north road one of cOnyeE-
fence and pleasure rather than an eye
sore as it is at present. This gentleman
suggests that the commissioners, Mr..
Knowles, particularly, get in a CARR
age and take trip over the road.
He is OF the firm belief that if the
gentlemen will do this they will be
convinced Of the absolute necessity
and deSirablity Of improvements being
made there, q
Joseph Foster, member Of the Ida
no legislature, passed through Logan
Thursday on his way to Preston where
) he had been subpOcnacd as a witness
in the water case now being tried at
, that place. In speaking Of the lcgis.
l. lativc work, Mr.. Foster stated that
the members were anxious to pass
u measures to improve the present
methods in road building throughout
the state, and possibly law may be
=. made creating the Office Of a road
!. commissioner for each county, who
will have general supervision of al
i road building, thus relieving the coun
n ty commissioners of this part Of the
q work. BY doing this it is thought
h that the roads would be more uniform
Il in their construction, and the means
/ and labor expended would be utilized
l. to better advantage
u The REPUBLICANS wireless teic
i graphy outfit failed to record the as
> sault made on Miss Rachel Elwell las
Monday night. The young lady will
{ young man named Cohn was return
i ing home from the \. c. ball at tn
Z Pavilion and had turned into the allie
Il just west of the Logan Steam Laun
= dry when an individual raised iron
y the dark shadows and with some wea
= pom struck at the young man, WIN
stopped, with the result that Mis-
e. Elwcll was struck on the side Of tn
,r head and rather severely injured
Y. The young man fed and the youn