The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-06-10

8sExS eastern side of beautiful Cache Valley, at the
49, base of the Wasatch mountains, and contiguous
SS$$$% the picturesque canyons OF the nothern Gnu
of this range. Logan is thoroughly upo-date CITY OF
1000 population possessing to marked degree all those
ACQUIRED advantages cities OF similar size ana
geographically speaking lies 90 miles north OF Ogden ana
100 miles of Salt Lake City, the capital OF the state
From the standpoint of natural advantages, at an al
ude of 5000 feet nesting between two spurs OF the
Wasach range thus protected from extreme storms during
winter months and cooled in by refreshing noun
tain breezes Logans climate indeed beyond compare.
From canyons in close proximity flows an unlimited yuan
ty of the pures water and natural drainage makes the
city one of the heahul in this western country
The soil of the territory contiguous to the city Is pro
ductive to the highest degree and this gives Logan te
sodity that is the portion all cities in first class agri-
cultural sections However Logan located on and near
which could and will in coming years generate
great power for industrial enterprises and 1t is to THIS IN
conjunction with mining possibilities, that Logan looks Tor
her greater progress in the future.
Logan at the present time city OF successful ousi-
institutions educational interests and happy homes
The city possesses miles of paved sidewalks graded
its electric light plant two telephone systems
three strong banks sugar factory Latterday Saint
places of worship, including of the four Temples IN
Utah three Gentle churches knitting factories condensed
milk factory oundries, implement works, three news
papers big flour and planning mills substantial private ana
public buildings and business institutions representing
practically every line of trade.
Logan is particularly noted for her educational advan-
tages Here the public school system is OF the very
best in the inter-mountan country Proficiency is the
standard.
OF higher educational institutions three located in
Logan City The Agricultural College OF Utah the Brig
ham Young College, and New Jersey Academy The first
a Government
four schools, that of Agriculture Commerce. Engineering,
Domestic Science and Arts 100000 buildings grace the
first bench of the city and command Incompatible
of the valley Sixty professors and instructors handle
the work of the school, and during the past year 725
dents enrolled in the various departments. The
school is recognized of the complete and eff
cent agricultural schools of the United States.
The Brigham Young College is Church school, sup
presents is regarded thorough The buildings and
grounds beautiful and commodious and the equipment
excellent. Tweny-siX professors and instructors had
charge OF more than 675 students during the past
Here all the higher branches to such schools
given with the addition OF course in Mormon heolo-
gy The students at both this and the Agricultural Col
ege given personal supervision of school hours
The New Jersey Academy is Presbyterian Mission
school with corps of six teachers giving from kndergar
ten work to three year high school The school
has an average of Us students
Logan City is quiet city with few of the alluremens
and dangers of the larger city Board and be
secured here at nominal prices and in every in which
may be considered the city presents exceptional advan
tsges parents who send their children from hometo
In speaking of Logan City with PRIDE average citi
zen does with the knowledge that Logan alone not
city at this time Logan's interests are
essentially linked with the interests of the valley and is
dependent the valleys productveness and the
and growth of the valleys industries AS the valley pros
pers in general does Logan prosper and that the
city to-day the third city in Utah is due largely to the
fact that in this outside of Logan energetic
farmers, and stockmen who aggressive up-to-
date and by force of energy and good judgment have
cumulaed means.
Logan is good substantial town to-day because the
soil of Cache Valley worth 500 because have
farmers, because have sugar factories creameries
condensed milk factories that pay the producing farmer
good money for his products; because the city county
seat of popuou and prosperous county and the distr
outng center for no less than p towns and communities
because have great schools here because citys
growth has been substantial rather than mushroom.
The Logan and Lewiston sugar factories, paying
ded of thousands of dollars Cache farmers is back of
Logan. The Utah Condensed Milk factory Richmond,
handling $4,000 pounds of milk daily and exporting
finished product is back of Logan 100000 bushels
wheat yearly is back of Logan; the wool clip of 1000
sheep the milk of 1000 cows and great mining PROPOSE
tions will yet be back of Logan.
This City and County offers every opportunity for in
yestment and good thing prospective residents
loganS manufacturing facilities have yet ex-
plotted to one-tenth part of their capacity Every day
thousands or horsepower to waste, but the
time nowhere in the State is water electric power
cheaper.
Logan is the center of great mining possibilities and
at the present time prospects being worked showing
most ENCOURAGEMENT.
Logan is the northern terminus of the nterurban
electric line from Payson on the south and street railway
is not far in the distance
In the city residence properties bring good values but