The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-07-29

Fred J. Marshall and wife are "do-
ing the Portland exposition.
Lost-Bav horse, branded wineglass
on left thigh. Don &. Benson. IT
o. d. Beach. Hyrum Dewitt and
Ralph Smith went to Salt Lake on
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. r. pyper returned
to Salt Lake city Wednesday after a
two weeks stay in Logan.
Richard Lyman, a civil engineer OF
Salt Lake, has been at the Lewiston
factory the past few days doing some
surveying Mr. Lyman returned
home Wednesday morning.
In our last issue we published that
William Chugg, OF Providence. was
going to medical institute at Port
land for the curing of stammering in
speech. We have since been informed
that it was incorrect.
Arthur Bateson, wife and children
left Thursday at noon for Bear Lake
to spend several days. There Is no
more satisfactory camping place In
northern Utah than Bear Lake, and
with the roads through the canyon in
its present excellent shape the trip
can be made in fairly comfortable
way and in the minimum time.
Persons having rooms or houses to
rent, also those desiring to take
student boarders during the coming
winter will please communicate at
once with the secretary Of the Brig
ham Young College.
The o. S. l.. r. r. Co. is building
an up to date depot at Trenton, being
larger than that at Cache Junction.
1t will be completed about September
first. G. A. Smurthwaite, of Ogden,
has leased some land Of the railroad
company on which he will build a
grain warehouse. Trenton will natur-
ally draw some trade from Cache juno
ton as many people from Charleston
will ship from Trenton, also people
from west Lewiston.
Some of the. Lewiston people are
much exercised over recent surveys
made there. An effort Is being made
by some to change the roads to con-
form to this survey. IL is said the
frontage of the Pond property Is one
rod too far east. If this recent survey
is adhered to it may mean consider
able Inconvenience TO some. People
should know positively what they are
doing in moving lines that have been
established and recognized for over
thirty years.
AS the passenger train was leaving
Cache Junction on Wednesday morn
ing, the train men discovered three
tramps abroad. In putting them of
the tramps put up fight, striking a
brakeman on the side OF the neck
with rock. Special agent Joseph
Jones was aboard and went hurriedly
to the scene, and one Of the men but
ted him in the stomach with his head
knocking the wind out OF him. JOS
eph got his pistol from the train, after
which the train left. He secured a
horse and pursued the men into the
hills, finally capturing them. They
were turned over to Deputy Sheriff
Griliin at the Junction, who brought
them to Logan for trial.
r. ID. Hogan, who has been will
the Bell Telephone Co. for some time
has severed his connection and ac
cepted position as manager for the
Independent Company and will assume
his duties at once. Mr.. Hogan say:
that the Independent will be ready &c
: give service here in about two months
The poles, about 200 in number, are
practically all set, and in a few days
the stringing of cables will be begun
: All the company's wires will be strunl
r in cables, total Of about eight miles
: Mr.. Hogan anticipates starting oul
= here with a pretty fair patronage. II
: Salt Lake the Independent has $50,
r phones, in Ogden 1900, and at Brig
S ham City the company opened service
! the other day with 70. IL is expected
. that from 200 10 $50 will be secured
: here ERE the Office opens Mr., Hogan
!. is very steady, capable gentleman
b and will no doubt make a very efficien
] monauer for rho Indonaadant neOnla