The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1919-10-21
To The People
Of Logan

Having been asked by one hundred or more of the
good people of Logan to permit names to before
the voters in the coming election for the offices of
Mayor, Commissioner and Auditor, we have consented
and our petitions have been duly filed.
hi soliciting your support at the polls feel that
is in order for us to say that with you vitality
interested in the welfare of distinguished little city,
We, like you substantial taxpayers, and anxious
that the city funds be wisely and iudicousy handled
and if elected it will be pleasure to do all within
power promote the cis welfare and spend the cys
money to the best possible good of the entire city.
We proud Of the position Logan holds in the sis
terhood of American municipalities and congratulate all
of the former officials of years past for the good work
they have DONE Firm foundations have been laid the
ground work has been good and the extensions have been
consistent and in good keeping with the good work of
former yearsIt will be policy promote and extend
improvements throughout the city in accordance with the
desires of the people, consistent with the circumstances
in the case and as the funds at hand will warrant
We strong for the basic principle of our govern
ment that the PEOPLE SHOULD RULE and while in
certain the law such that property be
taxed the vote of onethrd of the property
policy, if elected will be to invoke the majority rule
before levying tax upon any number of citizens
In the larger matters those efecng entire citizen
ship such Electric Light, Municipal Bonds etc. it will
be pleasure to out to the best of ability
only such verdcts have been rendered by majority
of the taxpayers of Logan City
We are just emerging from terrible war, in
of which the wealth of the world has been dis
solved in solution of blood Countless thousands have
been left homeless and the waing of the widow and
the orphan is heard in every land Although far from
the scene Of battle fair city has performed its part
1t has sent its sons GREAT manv of whom have returned
making the supreme sacrifice and whose remains
today rest beneath FOREIGN soil: In Justice to these pat
riots and in memory of their service those who served
and came back, together with those whose voice is
stled and who unseshly gave the last of de-
voton to noble cause, understand that the present
City Administration has taken steps towards the
Summation Of permanent memorial. We are heartily
in favor of such recognition of soldier dead and iv
ing, and assure you will be pleasure, if de-
eide, to carry to successful frton far be
abe unfinished program the part of the present
administration
We realize that incident to the the burdens of
the people have been heavy and that following
prices decline may face more trying DAYS In antci
patton thereof feel that far possible economy
should be the watchword and therefore shoul be orr
policy if elected to make the peoples dollar 90 to the
extreme limit and to curta in every possible con-
sistent with the welfare of the city.
1t goes without saying that we will stand for a clean
moral progressive city, the strict enforcement of law.
and fair and square nopartsan administration of city
affairs, with justice to all and special favors to none
Respectfully submitted
VIM M HOWELL.
VIM EVANS,
JH BANKHEAD