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Newspaper
Logan Nation
Location
Logan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1903
Page
8
Mrs Nebeker wife of attorney Frank K Nebeker suffered burns when flame from a stove ignited a loose wrapper. A passerby and a young resident attempted to smother the fire as Marshal Crockett arrived and removed the burning dress. She remains confined with painful injuries to hands and side.
Logan City's transfer of funds from Thatcher bank to First National bank is clarified by Cashier H. E. Hatch. He says the move occurred due to a balance owed by the city to Thatcher Banks and that bank warrants have supported city accounts for years. Hatch warns against rushing the $65,000 electric light bond sale and notes potential financial burdens on taxpayers if funds are misused or mis-timed.
The city Treasurer's new bondsmen assume sixty five thousand dollars additional liability. Bonds will cover funds at any one time and govern themselves by the law authorizing the bonds. The issue funds a municipal electric lighting plant for Lugain and only for that purpose.
The remodeling contract for the Galop corner of First National Bank was awarded to Logan contractors Worley and Nelson for 12556 dollars after agreed changes to the original plats. Work began Thursday and the building is slated to become one of the state’s handsomest bank structures.
G C Ownby locates in new Commercial block on Center street and will specialize in optical work. After months of study at Northern Illinois College in Ophthalmology, Chicago, and extensive field experience, he offers instruments and methods for rapid vision diagnosis and improvement. He and his wife are glad to be back in Logan and praise Cache County.
Through the generosity of Prof. Robinson and the Thatcher group, the operetta The Merry Milk Maids was repeated yesterday under old rules. Hundreds of aged residents enjoyed the show as the Thatcher Stock company tours southern Utah with continued success.
Trustees of Brigham Young College approved resolutions honoring late Brigham Young, accepted H K Merrill resignation, heard attendance and civil engineering course plans, discussed faculty housing, and noted $15,000 needed from church sources. Luncheon hosted by Young ladies followed by committee planning for year end festivities.
The Agricultural College Women's Club met on Monday afternoon April 20 with Mrs Chimp presiding. In lieu of the regular program the annual meeting for election of officers was held and Mrs Fleming was chosen president for the ensuing year.
Dr. H. J. Powers of Ogden arrived in Logan on business and checked into the Magle hotel. He entered an unlocked door and tumbled fifteen feet into an elevator shaft, suffering serious but nonfatal injuries. He was brought to his room unconscious and treated by a physician, with no broken bones but lingering soreness. He is resting easy today.
The Carnegie library was opened at Ogden with appropriate ceremonies and supporters urge nearby towns to follow Ogden's example and obtain a library for their communities.
In First district court A H Moyes sues Logan Sugar Factory alleging January 19 injury from a beet washer. Plaintiff seeks 21000 damages as doctors and witnesses described severe harm and ongoing recovery. defendants then presented their case.
Will Horsiey of Lady Springs and 24 Enma Buserburk of Quilinston license issued. Hans Sorenson Jr of Mendon and Margaret Wyate Wingsten of Wellsville license issued. Joseph Christoferson of Richmond and Dorothea Stens Christofferson of Richmond both awarded licenses.
Notice announces the Mendea ward conference convening Sunday April 20 with leadership names W. Parkinson Geo. O. Pitkin J. Thoresen and Stuke Presidency listed for the event.
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