The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1911-06-24
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"Ez's" Triumph.


motion and four against, and the chair
declared the motion carried. "Ez" had
triumphed He had put IL all over the
envious gentleman at his right, and
without the aid OF his little Ratchet
too. He looked out of the corner of
his naughty little eye, with a smile
Of satisfaction creeping over his good
natured face, until he met the pain.
tul look on "Neeleys" crestfallen
brow, when his big heart fail.
old friend and comrade who wants to
cling on so badly he almost wiped
away tear. But "Ez" had won. He
surveyed, and as he adjusted those
single hairs on the top of his head,
and stroked the lapel Of his coat, and
'iooStu hiS iebo 40 lhOubh ne Wtit
posing for photograph. he looked ev.
cry inch a man.
There was then some scamperng in
began to look up and take notice
How are the mighty fallen" was reg
istered on "Neeley's" brow and his
brethren had just come TO a realiza-
ton OF what had happened. Out Of the
door went one OF the councilmen.
Come on Game we have lost Nee
ley" already" or some such chorus
resounded through the corridor, and |
at o'clock the president of the coun.
Gil walked on to the stage. His first
act was to remove the said Evans to
q side seat and take the chair himself.
Audience Gets Sleepy.
Routine business was then dispatch
ed until the audience got sleepy, and
the play really looked as though it
" ould be tame for the rest of the ev-
enig. But the ire OF the star actors
was doomed to soon be stirring again,
for they had ridden high horse so
long that it was time to call halt.
ultimatum.
Councilman Merrill gave notice to
the council that he would not vote
for any man to receive compensation
Tor work on the streets, except his
time be certified to by Street Super
visor c. c. Cressal. This statement
vas signed by Councilmen Merrill,
stevens, Peterson, Quayle and Bernt-
son. The play was then on in earnest.
luced to writing, and Stevens asked
hat the recorder take the statement
President Game discourteously re-
and asked Merrill 10
present his statement in writing. al
he same time passing him a writing
ablet While Merrill was writing, Ste
yens was recognized and was in the
act of making motion when one of
he democratic five made a motion to
adjourn which was seconded Game
quickly called the vote and with his
usual bulldozing, dictatorial methods,
declared the motion carried. Griffin
tlayball and Morley Immediately per.
iormed the cake walk to the great de.
light of all present and made their
exit from the stage.
caine squeIehed.
The Republicans determined that
they would be treated as decent men,
and with the courtesy naturally due
fellow councilmen, and not as "A LOT |
Of underlings, and Mr., Game was
brought to time. He quibbled and |
blushed and contended that he had |
called the negative vote, until he re.
ceiyed a solar piexus.
Evans Manhood Balks.
That blow that knocked Game out
VAS delivered iby none other than
councilman Evans, he whom he had
= few moments before removed to a,
side seat The depths to which the
president of the council had gone were
40 raw for Evans, His manhood re
yolted and he assured the chair tina.
he negative vote was not asked for.
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