Logan city council mulls private water pipe and street grading
The Logan city council met for a regular session. Petitioners sought permission to lay a private water pipe from Third North to Second North Street. A list of street grading requests and canal repairs were discussed. Quarter reports showed 27 court cases with 21 convictions and $40 in fines. 25 head of stock impounded. 46 arrests including tramps and minors. 24 deaths with most in old age or pneumonia. Funding proposals for grading hills and riverbank repairs were debated, with some motions tabled or lost.
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Logan
Robinson
Willard Hansen
Third North
Second North Street
A. H. Palmer
Fourth South Street
B.A. Newburger
Main Street
Sixth North
H. A. Pederson
J. H. Gnehm
B. Robbins
Knud Peterson
Committee On Streets
Burris
Marshal Crockett
Fjelstrom
Third North Street
Main
Logan and Richmond Canal
N. Andrews
Fifth East Street
Fifth
Sexton Peterson
Local Council Grants Liquor Licenses Amid Meeting
Fragmentary notes show a city council granting several liquor licenses before adjourning. Reads as a brief record of approvals and the session’s early end with unclear remainder of proceedings.
Logan District School Notes
Miss Paterson Morehead and Sorenson of the city school force are visiting in Salt Lake. Miss Austin has returned to Salt Lake for another cancer operation. Prof. M Larsen teaches in her room. City schools will close May 29 after a full 86 weeks. Room 7 pupils at Woolruf played an April 1 joke on Prof. Ira Cole locking him out for ten minutes while singing a playful ditty. His overcoat was tied to the desk and other signs of mischief appeared.
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Paterson
Morehead
Sorenson
Salt Lake
Austin
M. Larsen
Woolruf
Ira Cole
Dra
Local Beacon Light society hosts afternoon at Mrs Linford residence
Members enjoyed a program on Life and works of Herbert Spencer presented by Mrs Rose Hall. Mrs George Smith won a bird guessing contest with 20 of 24 correct, receiving a bouquet. Guests included many local ladies. a masquerade surprise party honored Mrs J S Hendricks with diverse attendees.
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Beacon Light Society
J. H. Linford
Herbert Spencer
Rose Hall
Indies
George Smith
Linford
Mesdames Marin
Riter
Jennie L. Clemenson
Clara Carlisle
Amelia Chamberlain
Lulu Carpenter
Tillie Peterson
Louisa Wangszardd
Virgina Bush
Ednn M. Ridges
Fannie Vernon
Hulda Miler
Annie Kemp
Emily Smith
Lucy Robinson
Leonora Kerr
Rose Jones
Athalia M. Steed
Rose Homer
Gene McAllister
Emma Hyde
Nata Jensen
Clara Campbell
Bullen
Mrs Jensen
J.S. Hendricks
Messrs. and Mesdames Dewitt
C. F. Goodwin
Cummings
Earl
Lee Thatcher
Brutal mob attack and illness rumor plague South Garolink
Elder A. H. Olpin of Pleasant Grove is said to have been badly beaten by a mob near Williamsburg county. He is reported an inmate of an asylum in Columbia, and his condition described as serious. Local officials and church leaders are investigating, with a push to send Olpin home after initial communications.
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South Garolink
A. H. Otpin
Plassitt Grove
Vietio
Lassist
Columbia
Olpin
Pleasant Grove
N. J. Sturris
Souther States
HiderOlpin
Ephraim H. Nut
A. H. Olpin
Williamsburge County
N. Z. Harris
Atlanta
Harris
L. F. Zundel
Cache Ward Conferences Held in Multiple Wards
Ward conferences will take place in Logan and related wards at 2 and 7 80 p m on April 19.
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Cache Ward
Logan
D. Logan
Cache 9 residents invited to visit Frisco for piano tour
Frisco report from C M Hoermia writes home to Cache 9 residents inviting them to come to San Francisco for one week to see how the Estey pianos are made and exhibited. The note emphasizes the notable crafts and industry of the piano maker.
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C. M. Hoermia
San Francisco
Cache 9
Estey
Parlow's Minstrels Fantastic Show At Logan
Review notes Parlow's Minstrels delivering a lively Logan performance with strong cornet work by John A. Cobin and notable routines by the Kates brothers Cameron and Roman specialists. Milton's monologue draws big laughs while Barrett and Gallagher return next Monday in Finnegan's Ball. audience enjoyed an avalanche of fun with a larger season.
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Parlow
John A. Cobuin
Cameron
Kates Brothers
Milton
Barrett
Gallagher
Logan
Finnegan
Marriage Licenses Stay Fast in Logan and Teton Ida
Frank L. Waterbury of Logan age 28 weds Clara B. Appersey, Logan 17. John R. George of Teton Ida 25 weds Elizabeth Richman, age 19. Record reflects local marriage licenses issued.
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Frank L. Waterbury
Logan
Clara B. Appersey
John R. George
Teton Ida
Elizabeth
Richman
Roosevelt Opens Western Tour From Washington
President Roosevelt begins a nine week journey covering about 14000 miles. He departs from Pennsylvania Station amid cheering crowds with heavy security led by Commissioner West and Chief Sylvester. In Chicago he arrives at 8:45 am to a grand reception and events at the Auditorium and Chicago University.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Pennsylvania Station
White House
Pennsylvania
Commissioner West
Sylvester
Amd
Pennsylvania Road
Hindsomay
Secret Service
Post Office
W Pers
Chicago
West
Warrison
Chicago University
Mrs Sidle Sues for Divorce in Hyde Park Split
Josephine Sidle files suit for divorce from Julia Sidle the Hyde Park blacksmith. She seeks $10 costs $25 witness fees $50 attorney fees and $25 monthly alimony. A prior suit two years ago was withdrawn as the matter was settled out of court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Sidle
Julia Sidle
Hyde Park
Nation and Youths Companion One Year Offer
An offer for a one year subscription to The Nation and the Youths Companion at 83.00 in advance with no renewals. Payment is by cash and includes eggs and poultry as part of the deal.
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R. A. Greene
G. H. Champ
Judge
Mia
OC. C. Goodwin
California
Elder
News
Sherman, Clay & Co
United States
Steinway
Harris Music
Marvis Music Co
Sherican, Clay & Co
Jim
Harris Mu Icc Co
Lim
Frisco
President Roosevelt
Mrs. Sidle
Isaac Smith
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