The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-07
IOGAN'S BIRTH
IS CELEBRATED
riftieth Anniversary of City'S
Founding Is Made Great
Occasion.
Y. COLLEGE CONSIDERED
poosTER's CLUB AND CITIZENS
ADOPT RESOLUTIONS.
RY. COLLEGE CONSIDERED
Special 10 The Herald)

.@uEElal 10 ne E1Gfa 10.
r-s.r. Nay 6-This was founders day
.- LOGAN and the city had one Of the
--ss-e-r ceIebrs tons in its history. The
5sr-- organized Boosters club some time
g-1 announced its intention of fittingly
-lrs1ra-ing the fifueth anniversary of the
-.--T5rE Of this city and the way they
.rr-rIisled their seif-giVen task has
--7r them new laureis and a host OF
r-rn7E Practically the entire population
srHa CITY turned out to participate in the
avs d1iugs and there Were hundreds, If
-er f.0us5 uds, from settlements outside
u Logan.
AT raa ufoneerS of the valley who spent
--5 summer and winter of 1883 here were
.-s special guests Of the Boosters and
here were over 20 of them
The celebration began with a parade,
Sat a.rfrSed all former efforts of that
End here Ii was mile and d half long
s~F was made UP of 30 and over. Pho
-as~- 5n automobiles and carriages, the
-s--- officials. Us Boosters in costumes, OK
teams and haudcart brigades, the A. G
s5are and military band. the b Y.
.-rl7-e band. a band Of seventy-fiye Indi-
ans from the Wa shake reservation. 30
s.r7aL children and 100 college students.
The Boosters erected monument com
--eD0rative of the occasion on the tabe--
-arfe square II Is a rough block Of lime
Stone weighing about seven tons and
s-srr- upon a broad stone base. Upon il
IS e large bronze tablet with this insCrip-
ton .0u1 IT,
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. Not far from this spot. on the =
: hanks Of the little Logan river, en- y
: ramDed early in May, 1859 these first y
. settlers iu Logan.
. Griffith Charles,
= Abraham Caldwell.
. Sidney Dibble and wife
= David Reese and wife Martha
: Tr memory Of this event this mOnu- y
aH-sT ~ D. Fa-#r =lF L
. T0-au. NAY Q, 1893.
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Following the unwilling there was q big
meeting I'm the tabernacle at which j. A
r=r--nu made the address to the pIO-
r-=rs and Robert Thornley,. an S0-yeaT-Old
veteran of Smithfield. made response
that WIS one of the very finest things o.
-r- dav. The '59ers and the invited guests
10 tie number Of 400 enjoyed an old fash
1rsF dinner served in the auditorium by
She Boosters wives The Washable In
dams and the Boosters baseball teams
rIsved bail at 3:So. the Red men being
r1I-tr-five hundred people saw the
-zue Line-up-BoOsteIs C.. Gill. P
n-rsdfIe. I b Brossard; B. Carbon:
g. St0rey- SIS, Morgan; l. F., Bank
cad. r.. F.. Spencer; r. F, Morton In
dams. O.. Gill; ?. Brown. I b. MarOni;
s.. VIII: 8 3. George. SIS. Frank; L
r Tlouas- c. r. Rem: R F.. Phillip
r-r-T-.. Taetzel 4 big ball i'm the audi
rr--Iu pavilion wound up the affair to-
night
3. Y. College Conditions.
At $50 %. m. today a meeting was held
EbIav han in response TO a call from
Ole Boosters TO hear the report OF Z COM
-rf--aa appointed 10 interview the Mormon
church authorities relative 70 the elimina-
Ton of the college courses Of the & y
college To was very largely attended
and its most notable feature was the
ss thing Tebuke administered by Isaac
smith president Of Cache stake. The peo-
DE here hoped ne would be loyal TO his
community and support the efforts being
made % have the church authorities re-
consider their action in cutting out col
eEe course at the 3. Y But despite
M the boosting talk preceding his speech
ra simply threw a wet blanket on the
s-.-a proposition. apparently being I'M
-T-E 90 even request the church au-
-.o-.ue- for any sort OF relief a al The
speakers preceding him had been Literally
-ur-auIed. but when Smith finished there
was absolute silence until one single hand
Flap was heard It was suddenly checked
however by the sound Of sh' coming
from ar parts of the hall Then 10 fur
r.- emphasize their disa pprOval Of his
-7.- the audience nearly tore OF the root
when the next speaker arose Smith IS
said On be- exceedingly sore over his treat
marr
Those who spoke at the meeting we're
Bishop owen Of Wellsvilie. c. z Harris
.5 Richmond. George Y. Smith Of Smith
field. T n Harris of Logan and l. K
Marrueau OF salt Lake. All OF them
Mere very pronounced in the expression
.- the opinion that the church should re-
consider its action. Finally state Sena-
-l- H-Iau submitted the following resO-
-Unr which was Unanimously passed;
Whereas II has been reported that the
genera. church board OF education has re-
.a-f.- taken action TO the effect that the
.l.--a work Is TO be eliminated from the
brigham Young college; and
Whereas The Boosters club o. Logan
las appointed a committee TO confer with
..a church authorities and has been re-
----T t- said authorities to the general
church board of education, therefore,
ia
Resolved. BY this assembly. that we
5 hereby endorse and approve the &C
-.r #r the said Boosters club. and we
.r-a That ir take immediate steps 70 ap-
.a7r before the said church board OF edu-
cation. and do all in its power 10 get
-.. reported action reCOnsldered.. Ana pe
r further
.gr=-rv-d. That this assembly. pledges
-1 -. said Boosters club their united sup
this matter