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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-04-18
CANAL ABOUT READY
WATER POWER FOR THE SALT
CREEK DAM IN ARIZONA.
Big Project Of the Government Being
Carried Forward in Thorough
and Expeditions
Manner.

Roosevelt, z.-Everything is
ready for the turning of the water into
the canal which is to furnish power
for the construction OF the Salt river
dam here. The canal has cost the gov
ernment between 100000 and $780,
900.
For time the problem of getting
water across what is known as Pinto
creek and Cottonwood canyon threat
ened to cause trouble. 1t finally was
decided to transport the water across
these two points by means of pres
sure pipe, which is really an inverted
syphon. Owing to the enormous
amount Of water that passes through
the canyons in this section during the
rainy season, 1t was decided that the
pressure pipe should be installed. In
this way the water is carried under
the beds of the creek instead Of over
them
The pipe at Pinto creek is $500 feet
in length and has drop of 80 feet be-
low the bottom of the canal. While
the pipe at Cottonwood canyon is only
40 feet In length, it has drop Of eight
feet below the canal.
The last mile and half OF the canal
connecting with the power plant has
been concreted to facilitate the flow
Of water and to prevent leakage.
There are three miles of tunnel dis
tributed along the canal, which also
have been full concrete lined
In all, 10000 barrels Of cement have
been used in lining tunnels, concret-
ing the canal, building culverts and
erecting other concrete structures.
The greater part of the cement was
furnished by the mill erected and OPP
Grated by the government
The firm holding the contract for the
construction OF the dam has laid out
camp without rival in regard to
sanitary conditions and comfort for
the employees.
Practically all of the work going
on at the dam site at present is un-
der the direction Of the contractors.
A company has just finished placing
two OF their latest improved 1-ton
capacity cableways across the site and
the real excavating for one of the
largest storage dams in the world will
soon begin. These cableways are
/ 15O feet in length and are 450 feet
above the river Several smaller
cableways have been at work for some
time doing preliminary excavating
The contractors are rebuilding the
fiue which is to carry off the surplus
water, while the excavating for the
foundation of the dam IS in progress.
A new pile driver has been put in
place and the riling for the fumes
and cofferdams is being rapidly driven.
Upon the completion Of the Golfer
dams hydraulic elevator will be in
stalled, This machine has been thor
oughly tested in the placer-mining dis
tricts OF Alaska and other mining
countries. 1t is expected to greatly
expedite the work of excavating.
A st. Louis (Mo.) firm is prepar-
ing to erect an aerial tramway which
is to be LOO feet in length, which will
be used for transporting cement, sand
and other materials.
Everything in the way Of modern
machinery and equipment is being used
in the construction Of this dam and
when completed it will be one Of the
most wonderful structures Of the kind
in the world.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-04-18
Pledge to Monarch.

A Buda-Pesth newspaper states that
the officers of the Hungarian army
viii shortly be requested to sign a
pledge to remain true to the mon
arch. whatever course events may
take.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-04-18
AiexieR's Pet.

Admiral Alexief. the late Russian
viceroy in the far east. owns a pet
lbear named Muska, to which he is
immensely attached 1t was always
on bis flagship wherever he went.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-04-18

Some folk are astonished because a
Chicago man left $4,000 to dog. but
they do not wink an eyelash when told
that some young puppy has inherited
fortune.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-04-18

Latest census reports give the Brit
ish empire approximately 400.000,000
people. only b4.OOo.oOO OF whom are
white.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-05-26
Public Notice.

Wednesday, May 30 being Decora-
tion Day, people having interests In
the cemetery are respectfully re-
quested TO clean up their lots and
make appropriate Improvements be.
fore that day. The attention given
the cemetery by the people the past
two years has been very gratifying
and it is hoped they will continue to
cooperate with the committee and
council in making II place TO be
proud Of. Several parties failed TO
pay for the watering OF their lots last
year, however, and unless such pay
ments are made the city cannot at
tend to them this year. 1t Is desired
that al pay in advance for the water
and Mr.. Thomas Smith will be at the
cemetery Decoration day to receive
the same, and give receipts.
Respectfully,
G.. w. LINDQuIsT,
HEBER CARLISLE,
JAMES MCNEIL,
Committee on Cemetery.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-05-26
Buy your spring shoes
and OxfOrds at CampbeIl's
dependable store.

Moneyed men Of the west side are
laying themselves out in the matter
OF superior threshing apparatus. Last
week the Jones brothers bought fine
outfit, and now comes Messrs. Barker,
Benson, Cooley and Parsons, of New
ton, who have just purchased from
the Sidney Stevens Implement Co.
what will probably be the most com
pete and modern steam threshing
outfit ever brought TO Cache Valley
This consists OF an Altman e. Taylor
sixteen horse power traction engine
Of the latest type, New Century"
separator, wind stacker, self feeder,
wegher, loader Dagger, tank tender,
etc. The A. x L. traction engines
are OF higher standard than are
usually in u c here and the New
Ccntury'is winning favor everywhere.
The Fredericksons, of Weston, have
placed their order for one OF the lat
ter in large size, for use the coming
season. Messrs. Barker Benson, Cooley
and Parson and the PREDECESSORS are
all men of means and are experienced
threshermen.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-05-26

The pupils of the b. Y. Training
School will present the beautiful
Operetta "A Day in the Woods next
Tuesday evening at eight O'Clock in
the assembly room of the Il. Y. G..
Public invited.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-05-26

Mrs. J. A. Bexell entertains this
afternoon.
We sell the Earth ana Loan money
on 1t. ii. A. Petersen & Co.
DR.. Joseph Morrell was passenger
to Ogden yesterday.
For RENT.-One cottage half block
south of b. Y. College. Inquire Of
Smith Bros Lumber Co.
President Joseph Morrell has Slight.
ly improved in health.
Mrs. Carrie Humphreys left for Klam-
ath, Oregon, Thursday morning to
join her husband who is there.
Races at Logan Driving
Park, Decoration day at
2:3O. Admission twenty
five cents.
For Sale-One large combination
woodworker, one scroll saw, shafts
and pulIeys All 90 cheap if taken at
once. For pc rticulars call or write to
Brig Monson, Franklin, Idaho.
Parties who have recently come over
the county road from Bear Lake says
that there is bad washout one and a
half miles above the forks, making
the road impossible. Otherwise, the
roads are very fair through to Bear
Lake Valley.
Have you pains In the back, infam.
alton of any kind, rheumatism, faint
ing spells, indigestion or constipation,
HOLSTERS rocky mountain tea makes
you well, keeps you we'll. 35 cents. Cy
E. Napier.
DIR. George Thomas went to Moron
to deliver an address to the graduate:
of Sewer county Friday afternoon
Prof Robinson addressed the gradu
ates at Smithield Thursday nigh,
and Prof Ostien went to Hyrum Fri
day night and goes to Richmond Sat
urdav night.
At last we've got it; the finest stool
OF lumber and building material II
Cache Valley, and it's all for sale, too
and the price is right, see. 'Nuff sale
Call or write, Excelsior Lumber Co.
Richmond, Utah, Franklin, Idaho.
]. 9. Allen. Of Cove, and Miss Agne
Stewart, of Logan, were married II
the Logan temple Wednesday. Thes'
young people are from two of the bes
families IN the county. They left fol
Klamath Falls, Oregon, which vii
be their home for time at least
Many friends extend hearty congratu
latippS
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-05-26

Disease Blamed to Flea.
The common flea is now suspected
Of causing many germ diseases.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-05-26
Muslin underwear at 20
per cent discount today
and Monday.

Erding Bjornsen, son of Bjorn Born
sen, will come to Logan June 6, and
lecture on the History of Norway"
Bjornsen is prominent man and his
visit will no doubt be halted with de-
light by the Danish and Norwegian
people.
The Logan City band proposes to
give concerts every Saturday evening
from now on and is asking for little
means TO secure two or three expert
enced band men aud to keep up some
incidental expenses. A little encour-
agement may enable Director Thomas
to make good musical organization.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-05-26
Spring line of Gordon
Dye Hosiery, all prices at
Campbell's store.

Wanted-50 tons first crop alfalfa,
stacked, in my yard. f. &. Goodwin.
33l S. 9Th West.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-05-26
For your Granite and
Tinware go to II. ii. Hay
balls basement.

II pours the oil of life into your sys-
TEN. 1t warns you up and starts the
life blood circulating That's what
HOLSTERS rocky mountain tea does.
80 cents, tea or tablets. Cy f. Napier,
At the Logan cemetery at IL o'clock
on Decoration Day, capt Styer, and
the A. c. OF U. military squad will
give the customary salute over the
graves Of soldiers and perform the
usual rites The military band will
furnish music, and the college glce
club, under Prof. Thatcher, Will sing
You can get all the flow
ers you can afford to buy
for Decoration Day at Ben
Carlisle's.
Benz. Wilson, exponent OF Socialism,
delivered an address to the students
OF the Agricultural College at chapel
Friday morning. Mr.. Wilson is much
charmed with Logan and expressed
the greatest appreciation Of the A. c.,
being surprised at its scope, and car.
ried beyond words by the view of the
valley from College hill
Headquarters for UNDER
muslins at regular price.
Special May discount 20
per cent. Campbell and
Sons Co.
For Sale-Five good work teams,
each animal weighing from eleven tC
thirteen hundred pounds, grain fed
and ready for work. Inquire Of Adam
Wilcox at the Tithing yards, where
the animals can be seen.
After the marriage OF James A Her
and Miss Agnes NJ. Stewart in the Lo
gan temple on Wednesday, they tooE
the train Friday morning for Klamath
Oregon, where Mr.. Allen has accepted
position as bookkeeper in the gov
eminent service. Miss Stewart ma.
been quite active in the Sunday
School, religion classes, and the Y. l.
NJ |. A. Of this city. AS token o.
appreciation OF her services, some OF
the officers Of the above organization,
called upon her Thursday evening anc
gave her several useful presents. II
A. Peterson and Wesley Jacques, a.
officers in the Sunday Schools and Re
lgions classes, each made speeches il
behalf Of their associations tn,
young lady leaves the home of he
birth with the best wishes Of all he
friends.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-05-26

wANTED-Two goo d musicians for
the Log an band; apply to George II.
Thomas, West Center,
Garden Hose from loo to 25cts per
foot. A. II. Palmer, the Plumber.
The Eighth grade Of the BY. Train
ing school will present closing program
next Friday evening at eight O'Clock
in the assembly room Of the B. &c.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-05-26
City and County
%k5ht Sale at ID. II. & Co.'S.

Farley Kent, Of Lewiston, was rust.
ling in the city on Thursday.
WANTED.-Girl for general house.
work. Bell phone l9lx.
Il cents per dozen paid for eggs at
H. G. Hav balls.
Prof. Thomas Mckay went to Og.
den yesterday for a short stay with
his parents.
Ten DIS of manure given away for
the hauling. Inquire at this office.
Brigham Benson, one of the heavy
weights Of Trenton, was in Logan
Thursday.
The clearance sale of
wall paper still continues
at Preston and Pyper's.
For SALE-A well improved farm
OF 800 acres, at Lewiston, we'll stocked
with horses and cattle. Inquire at
this Office for particulars. !
l.. McKinnon, instructor on the
mandolin and guitar, went to Preston
yesterday to take part in the COM
mencement exercises.
Go to II. q. Hayball's
for your wedding presents.
Joseph Hall, well-to.do farmer of
Fai{yiew, Idaho, was in Logan Wed
10y. Mr.. Hall is heavily interested
in the sheep business.
Before painting your homes see
Peter Affleck; prices right and work
guaranteed, Bell phone 169x.
William Peery, formerly associated
with Mitchell's barber shop, has
leased the Palace barber shop, and
will be glad to receive the patronage
Of his friends there.
rs per cent off on Mems
and Boys Clothing at
Dunbar; Robinson s Co.'s
Il. Eklund, who went to the state
o. Washington about three weeks age
to visit his son, returned Wednesday
While absent he saw many pretty
places, but none equal to Cache Valley
in his estimation.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-05-26

Special Bargains on Boys and Chill
dren's Shoes at ID. r. g. Co. S TODAY.
Another shipment of
LinoIeums just arrived at
n. Ii. Hayball's. One dol
lar per yard.
Don't put this in the paper-lt
takes good combination to beat
John Bench and his boys at paper
hanging and painting
Miss Emma Madison. nece of
Frank Madison, OF Providence, left
for Denver yesterday morning.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-05-26
Big Clothing and Shoe
Sale now on at Dunbar,
Robinson and Co.'s.

A letter from A. B. Jensen, former
ly connected with the Novelty theatre,
says that he will be in this city next
Monday with very excellent attrac-
tion, Violet b. McCov, lyric soprano
who made such hit in the Grand
theatre Salt Lake city, during con-
ference week Miss Mccoy is said to
be a singer OF real worth, and has re-
ceived the title Scottish Nightin-
gale" Her speciality is Scotch
ballads, she appearing in Scotch
costume. This artist is said TO be
particularly effective in limitations Of
the Alpine horn as heard in the
mountain Businesses of Switzerland.
Numbers on the program include
"Snow Baby" the posing dog, Moving
Pictures, Life Motion Pictures"
Prof. Horne's Wonderful Educated
Pets" etc, etc.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-05-26
Get your chinaware for
china showers at h. q.
HaybaIl's.

1t is announced that Milton o. Bell,
of this city, and Estella Bernhisel, Of
Lewiston, will be married in Salt Lake
on June 18th. In honor Of the event a
china shower will be rendered the
lady by May Bell at the residence Of
Mrs Eli Bell on next Monday night
in the Fourth ward OF this city.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-05-26

Flowers, flowers, flow
ers! They use them Dec
DratiOn day. Benz. Car
Isle.
William Il. Derr, of Salt Lake, and !
Miss Sarah W. Thatcher were married |
In the Logan temple on Thursday. |
The couple will locate at Kimberly,
where MIR. Derr holds the position of
Why pay two prices for
wall paper? Go to Pres
tOn-Pyper's and get a real
bargain.
A. p. Eliason and a number of as
SistantS have made most excellent |
job of the concrete weir put In the
Logan and Hyde Park canal The
State engineer will measure the water
there the present season.
Alex Allen, of Weston, after a stay
OF three days in the city, returned
home. He says that the persons who
have been afflicted with spotted or
tick fever" are improving. The
disease is found to be contagious.
Special sale i'm mems
and boys clothing and
shoes at John h. Ander=
sons.
Mrs. Andrew Moser, of Treasureton,
Idaho, is visiting with her daughter,
Mrs j. w. Harry, for a few days. She
reports that the grain crops on the dry
farms are looking good and splendid
harvest is expected next fall.
CampbelI's big May sale
of suits and undermuslins
continues today and Mon
day.
Mrs. Louisa f. Lawson is deserving
of credit for the artistic manner in
which she arranges the display win.
dows at the Hayball mercantile COM
pany. The latest is display Of cur
tain swiss which is worth seeing.
Don't forget the friends
that have gone before. Put
a few flowers on their
grave May 80. Ben Car
Isle, florist.
Forest Supervisor John Squires has
worked himself into the good graces
of our Uncle Samuel, and has been
authorized to furnish himself an Of
flee at government expense. Mr.
Squres may be found hereafter in an
office over the Coop Drug Store. The
supervisor has also been authorized to
build $lCO camp house in the canyon.
Ladies' and misses
suits, Elton and Pony
jackets, at 33 l-3 per cent
discount. CampbeIl's De-
pendable Store.
The Royal Hawaiian band comes TO
Logan June 20. The band is now
giving a series of concerts in the
Greek theatre, University of Cali
fornia, in aid of the sufferers of the
recent disaster in San Francisco, and
large sum Of money Is expected to
be donated to the funds as the result
of the generosity of the band. The
organization consists Of sixty must
clans of both sexes.
Our stock of wall paper
must go. We are closing
out this line of trade. Ex-
ceptional prices. Preston
Piper & Co.
G. u. Harris, superintendent of the
Utah Condensed Milk Factory at
Richmond, received letter from
Russia a few days ago and after strug-
Cling with 1t for day or so, sent it tc
Salt Lake city for Interpretation. II
turned out to be communication
from well rated Russian house say
Ing that "Sego'' cream purchased a
year ago had proved highly satisfac.
tory. even better than the st. Charles
cream, and that they could handle
large quantities OF the Richmond pro
duct If they could but get it. Thi'
firm asked for the agency for northern
Manchuria and Siberia, and the bes
price on car load lots. Mr.. Harris Il
inclined to think this firm got hold o
some OF the cream this factory ship
ped TO the japanese army in the fal
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-05-26
Preston and Piper are
going out of the wal
paper business. Now is
the time for bargains.

Miss Amy W ison entertained
Thursday afternoon at kensington
for Miss Priscilla Smith, OF Salt Lake
city. The rooms were decorated in
white and purple lilacs. The guests
invited to meet Miss Smith were Mes
danes Z. W. Robinson, John Chris
Jensen, Louis Moench, Frank e. Cut.
Ter, j. Z. Wilson Jr., Irwin Alfred, G.
NJ. Izatt, f. b. Hansen, Misses Flo,
Hattie, Alice and Dru Smith, Florence
Miner, Josephine Thatcher, Abby
Groesbeck, Eva Stoddard, Estella
Egbert, Nettie Maughan, Electa and
and Isabella Skeen.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-05-26
A few choice suits for
men. Campell and Sons
COmpany's big reduction.

Daniel Roberts, of Ogden, has been
with his brother, Robert Roberts Of
this city, who recently underwent an
operation for stones in the bladder.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-05-26

Ponies wanted to fill i'm
between harness races on
Decoration day. Boys
bring your horses.
Those who went up Logan canyon
first OF the week to Investigate the
Utah Marble Co.'S property returned
Wednesday evening, having perfected
plans fer development. They brought
some fine specimens of the different
kinds OF marble TO be found there.
The company proposes to push devel-
opment work to the limit now so that
Messrs. Walker e. Wright, the expert
marble workers connected with the
company, may be kept busy at the plant
in this city. These gentleman have done
some very fine designing, which is now
on display and for sale at the cid Con
!. stand across from the Eagle hotel.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-05-26
Flowers, flowers, flow
ers! They use them Dec
Grafton day. Benz. Car
Isle.

William Il. Derr, of Salt Lake, and
Miss Sarah W. Thatcher were married
in the Logan temple on Thursday.
The couple will locate at Kimberly,
where MIR. Derr holds the position of
accountant
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-05-26
Order flowers for Deco
ration day from Benj.Car-
Isle. Any amount of
flowers.

The" Sorosis society gave quite
struggle" at the "A. G. College" on
Monday night in honor OF Messrs Far
rell, Hnlman, Ritter, Judd and Kearns
and Miss Forgeon, the mighty wind.
TANNERS who laid the b. Y. U. and b.
Y. C. debaters beneath the weeping
willows recently, The faculty room,
where many another struggle had
taken place before, was used for this
"aifair" and there the young ladies
served Domestic Science dope" as
long the young men could stand it.
They then dug up some chahng dishes
and made fudge. A feature worth
mentioning was the dandeion and
watercress decoration. one OF the
young men who wears about 5000
worth of gold in his incisors is author
ity for the statement that this was
about the SWEETEST and altogether
scrumptious blowout" ever given by
the feminine aristocracy Of the farm
! colony on the bench land.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-09-14

Mrs. j. S. Gerson, who has been
spending several weeks ia MiSsiss.
ippi, returned to Welsh Sunday even
ing mleh improved in health by her
visit,
We have been asked to call special
attention to all purchasers of ice
books, to the fae& that they should de-
mand receipt upon paying for their
book.
Miss Beatrice Robinson, of Houma,
Louisiana, who has lbeen visiting her
sister, Miss Fannie. of the telephone
exchange, left for her home Tuesday
morning.
L. L. Funk and family and Mrs.
Mary A. Jones. of Iowa, came over
Monday evening to attend the lecture
delivered by DE-. S. A. Smith, at the
Baptist church.
Miss Anna Todd one.of Calcasieu's
teachers, left for Crowley Monday
.morning, where she has accepted a
position as instructor in the Crowley
Business University.
Excursion to Opelousas September
| 18th. Races and Sham battle. Train
LEAVES Welsh 500. Rate 81 for round
tciF. Passengers must buy tickets be-
fore boarding train.
The Ladies Aid, of the M. E. Church,
will give Harvest Home supper, or
Friday, September q, at the skating
rink. They will begin serving at 5 p
IA. Also ice cream will DO served.
Miss Minnie Spurgin arrived il
town last Thursday from Minneap
oils. Minnesota, and will spend two
weeks here with friends. She says
that the change of climate is very
noticeable. =
Miss Leots Mccoy, OF Jennings,w
the guest of her sister, Miss Gertrude
Mccoy Friday afternoon and Satur
day morning, going from here tt
Iowa, to visit her brother, Rev. K
IC. Mccoy and family.
s. A. Covey returned on No. 5 Wed
nesday from sfour weeks visit through
out Oklahoma and Kansas. He re
norts the corn crop to be fine, bu
savs that the wheat has been great.
damaged by rains in most OF the whea
region.
Mrs, NJ. T.. Farlow and grand
daughters, Anna and Rena Day an
Mrs o. Fulton, and Misses Lucil
Anderson and Shirley Davidson
} went TO Roanoke Wednesday wher
/ | they were the guests OF Mrs. l.. q
Flowers.