City Council Session Sees Licenses Renewed and Budget Talks
City Council met with all members present as President Leishman presided. A $630.85 bills payment approval was passed while a high bid from Cache Valley Mercantile for feeding the Fire Department’s wagon was returned to committee. A watermaster bill and poll tax ideas sparked debate over funding and locality work near threatened tanks. The council also heard Gov. West urging a militia in the territory and discussed street openings, street grading, and the estray pound ordinance. Petitions for street improvements were referred to committees, and licenses for II Bros Drug Co and J. R. Edwards were renewed. The auditor and marshal reports were accepted, along with the annual financials. The meeting adjourned after delays over canal governance and a liquor license debate.
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Leishman
Lesh
Leishroan
Card
He Rogers
Gov. West
Utah
Danes W. Wis
Thatwtter
Corwell
Colorado Fuel and Iron Co
J and Kk
Iiter Bros. Drug Co
J. R. Wiwards
Aston DeWitt
N.W. Kimball
Logan City
Women Adept at Home Industry Move Featured
A fragment from a 19th century note praises the women of a city for advancing home industry. It lauds their meeting at Phenter yesterday afternoon as well organized and ably discussed with no doubt remaining about their capability to ensure success in any undertaking. It urges ladies of Logan to lead the initiative.
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Phenter
Ihe Udies
Flean
Logan
Palace Hotel Inc in Utah Faces New Elite Management
The Palace Hotel Inc announces a forty thousand dollar incorporation for a new elite management era at the Sylaes Motel in Utah. Newly formed officers J Rich Brigham City President Robert Murdock Logan Vice President J A Weel Salt Lake Secretary BI Boothe Bughin City Vice President, with TE M West Salt Lake on the board. The plan includes thorough renovations and a possible management change soon as the venture aims for financial success under careful supervision.
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Sylaes
Utah
I Strong
Em? Ploy
Will Ba
He Capital
Civadeul
Eneh
Wailing
Furnish Nies
Prom
Weander Stativs
Tik Natios
Silver wedding festivity for C W Nibley couple in Baker City
A Baker City Democrat report details the twenty fifth wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs C W Nibley held at the Oregon Lumber Company mills schoolhouse. The event drew over seventy five attendees with prayers, speeches by local officials, recitations, and a presentation of a silver tea set. Guests enjoyed cakes and refreshments, followed by dancing and socializing into the evening.
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Oregon
Democrat
Moratayg Democrat
Drd
Logan
Oregon Liber Company
C. W. Nibley
So'clek
Moyes
Mir Nibely
Oession
David Belilas
R Ohms
Cheorge
Jan Joseph A. West
Joseph A West
Nibley
Ester Carr
Cache Knitting Works Exhibits At Industrial Fair
A. Hendrickson of the Cache Knitting Works reports a creditable exhibit at the Industrial Fair in Salt Lake City. Despite small scale, the firm has grown, supplying Utah Idaho and Montana, with orders from St Louis and Providence, four years in operation and eyeing further expansion as western demand rises.
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A. Hendrickson
Fusther
Salt Lake City
Titik Nation
Lopan
Nan Agéa
Hianrickson
Wito
Jean
Matthay Ta
Nord Moe Chadak
Wits
Vicesiame
Chloe
Depan Kait
Beutitloe Wites
Hendrikson
Idaho
Montana
Utah
St Litais
Providence
Rhody Island
LSM
Ln Price Weiles
Local Notices and Crumbling Ledger of Small Events
Local column recounts a mix of events including a lost pistol report to the sheriff, a bystander battery case dismissed for lack of evidence, a fire at Horn Silver mine causing large losses, and scattered remarks about visitors, visitors’ plans, and minor legal matters. A traveler from Salt Lake City plans to deliver a lecture, while others prepare for upcoming community activities and town business.
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Srd
Sheriff's Office
Beretl
Logan
John Barrett
Gorviel
Horn Silver
Byiseo
Sherman
Wyoming
Salt Lak City
Sherine
Mabel
St. Paul
Tao
Gordons
Vatican scandal tale tests Pope’s health era notes
A fragmentary report from a Bavaria newspaper outlines allegations of a Vatican peace effort led by Father Kaspp and Father Knapp, with claims of medical treatments for Pope Leo XIII. The text discusses church unity, priestly actions, and possible expulsion of Padre Fermi amid controversy over funds and papal health.
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Tome
Sault Lake
Bob
Kaspp
Effens
Joel Lid
Lal
Kaajep
Lapponi
Valmvin
Jesug
Jusiie Ferran
Sariows Charitabla Uintitokiines
Fraternity Morning at Westnd TV Brigham Visit
Rich attended a fraternity morning at Brigham on a fiatness schedule. Whey was expected back this evening, with JA and Westnd TV also involved in the event.
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Westnd
Rich
Brigham
Whey
Notices to Religion Class Teachers Vie for Work
Notices appear in the county paper after the eel period, listing teachers and officials for the religion class program. The document names WANK, DP T. Mian, and G. W. Kaysonp among those involved, with timing tied to the second Saturday after a referenced month.
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Vie Ondine
Doda Ened
DP. T. Mian
G. W. Kaysonp
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