The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-10-22

Miss Lottie Cooper, telephone opera
tor, is quite i'll with an attack of pneu-
monia.
5. o. Stevens spent the week in Og-
den assisting in business affairsof the
big firm there.
The republican executive commit
tee met the other evening and named
Hon. ID. Il. Roberts as city chairman
to succeed George Cole, resigned on &C
count OF pressing business. 1t will be
remembered that Mr.. Roberts manag-.
ed the Republican end of the last city
campaign, and without doubt he was
largely instrumental in the splendid
victory of G.. o. p. That he will give
conscientious service at this time goes
without saying.
Marriage licenses issued since Thurs
day are as follows: Harold J. Stock,
Matte NJ. Eggleston, Alton: Martin
Nielsen, Logan, Mary Cooper, Nc
Cannon; John w. Barnett, Anna A.
Anderson, Richmond; Hans G.. Mel
sen, Sarah A, Vaughan, Weston,
Farley Bailey, Wellsville, Mary j.
Roderick, Samaria; Noah Henry
Rogers, Lewiston, Sadie Ashment,
Logan; Joseph Gordon, Melissa Paint
er, Lewiston. The latter two were
both under age and peculiar feature
about granting this license is that the
lady who gave her consent is mother
of the girl and step mother to the
boy.
Mayor Robinson is being deluged
with protests against the recent passed
bicycle ordinance prohibiting the use
OF any paved walk for bicycle purpose.
These professors want the mayor to
veto the ordinance, claiming that it is
an injustice and unnecessary. They
argue that it's all right to cut the
bicycles of the main thoroughfares
where travel is great, but that on the
residence streets this prohibition is
not necessary. 1t is argued that this
restriction will serve to stop paved
walk construction, as business men
who ride and live out some distance
will not build walks If they can not
use them. 1t is said that Mayor
Robinson has promised to meet some
of the protesters at an early date.
c. p. FOrd'S Shoes for ladies',
and Douglas shoes for men, the
most stylish and best makes in
world; also best grades Of Rubber
Goods and gymnasium shoes.
For sale by Andreas Peterson.
Arthur p. Slower, formerly of this
city, now an expert in the Govern
ment irrigation service, arrived in
Logan Wednesday evening. He will
remain four or five days settling up
some business affairs for his mother,
who now resides in Berkeley, Cali
fornia. Mr.. Slower was instructor in
irrigation at the University of Cali
fornia last year but resigned in the
spring months to take up government
work, In which he had been before go.
ing TO the university. During the
summer he has had charge of the state
work in Oregon, and goes shortly to
take up like work in Washington.
Mr.. Slower is graduate Of the A. @.
of U. and since leaving that institu-
tion his rise has been very rapid He
is one of the youngest men in the
Government Irrigation service, but
has attracted the attention of the
big officials by his thorough and
efficient work, and is unquestionably
destined for high honors before a great
while. The writer learned these facts
while on his trip along the coast, not
from Mr. Slower, and we are glad to
have this opportunity Of giving the
word to The many friends of the young
man who have watched his career
with no little interest.