The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-08-08

Mr.. Wand, who las contracted for
work there.
&. u. Harris came down from Rich.
mond Monday evening TO be present
at a consideration of matters of public
interest at this time.
Miss Ednah V. Linn, instructor In
music at the New Jersey Academy,
returned Monday evening from two
months visit with home folks in Iowa.
Bert McCulloch, badly scalded at
the Logan Sugar Factory couple Of
years ago, underwent an operation for
diseased bone In the leg just recently
and Is now getting along fairly well.
A woman worries until she gets
wrinkles, then worries because she
has them. II she takes HOLSTERS
Rocky Mountain Tea she would have
neither, Bright, smiling face follows
its use. IS cents, Tee or Tablets.
Sold by Cy. T. Napier.
A new style head gate has been
placed in the Logan and Richmond
canal. 1t is twenty.three feet across
and three feet high and can be raised
and lowered by one man with perfect
ease. The construction is such that
the force OF the stream aids In manipu.
ing the gate
Prof. Joseph Jensen left yesterday
morning for two weeks stay in Gar
field county. Under the direction of
the State Engineer a site for a dam in
Sewer river will be decided upon and
work will be commenced at once.
The work is ordered by the State
Land Board and will be paid for by
funds that have accumulated in years
past from the sale Of state lands,
The intention ofthe Board is to place
water upon land, then dispose of 1t to
settlers as state irrigated lands.
The new residence of Albert Jenk-
ms on south Second West Is a model
little home. 1t is a fiat with four
rooms and pantry, A colonial porch
makes fine appearance. One of the
features Of the building is the paint
ing and finishing, contracted by Peter
Afieck. The painting not only looks
well, but is really good, having good
body of oil and first.class paints thus
insuring its endurance for years.
Those anticipating building should
examine the house, especially the
painting. I
About twelve O'Clock Friday night
one of our citizens was awakened by u
heavy step on his porch and "A fumbl-
ing at the screen. He arose and found
at the door one of the most dilapidated
sights he had ever run across. The Wis
itor's clothes were torn, one eve was
swollen shut, his face was bloody and
his system so full of "tanglefoot" that
he could scarcely stand. After vain
endeavor to find out what the fellow
wanted, the aforesaid citizen took
him and did the good Samaritan act.
With cloths and water the blood was
removed, the eye dressed and other
small delinquencies Strengthened out,
and then he was recognized as Men,
don boy. The young man had come
over to see the show and evidently
had seen too much OF II. lie was put
to bed, but just before daylight pulled
out for home and mother. The citi.
zen who took care OF him said that IL
would take three weeks and dozen
good steaks TO bring the eye to its
normal condition.
The twenty-fourth has gone, but
John Bench is still here after your
house painting and paper hanging.
Both phones.
&. A, Monson, OF Preston, passed
through Logan on Monday morning
enroute to Salt Lake city. In talking
Of Preston he says that there is a
great hture ahead OF the town. Steps
will be taken at once to consider the
ACCESSIBILITY of building n stand pipe
for city water. This means a pipe
from eight to twelve inches in diam
eter driven into the grour d from
which water will be pumped by an
electric motor Considerable work is
being done on the Preston Fair
grounds, the race track being enclosed
and the grand stand nearly finished,
Everything is expected to be In readi'
ness for the county fair this fall.
Favorable reports have been received
in Preston regarding the building OF
the railroad through Gentle Valley
and work Is expected to begin at once.
Talk Of dividing Bingham and Oneida
counties, making three out OF the
present two, is INDUCED in. The Pres
ton people are enthusiastic over theil
Commercial club There are forty live