Report of Cache County Selectmen 1895 overview
The exselver men of Cache County present a brief financial and municipal report read at the first session of the new County Court. They detail prior year deficits, tax levies, and efforts to reduce expenditures tied to roads bridges and poorhouse plans, with notes on bridges at Bear River, Logan Canyon road, land condemnations, and adjustments in school and road districts. They request orderly continuation and note ongoing boundary and leasing actions, land surveys, and rent extensions for 1894 and 1895.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cache County
New Court
Bear River
Logan Canyon
Poulsen
Barly
I. C. Tronksen
N. W. Caporeton
B. J. Bisauam
Selvermen
Cache Co
Logan
KEEP YOUR HANDS OFF That’s What Judge Barth Said to the Commissioners
Judge Barth warned the commissioners to stay away from the proposed project during a tense meeting. He asserted authority over the zoning review and demanded adherence to due process and official procedures. The dispute centers on the scope of authority and the potential impact on nearby residents and property values.
Democrats Way Appeal the Case Over Ballot Fraud
A Tribune synopsis reports John M. Zane criticizing Utah Commission Democrats for alleged ballot stuffing with references to Blair Thatcher and Caine Hyde. It notes judges and witnesses, recounts forged San Pete county ballots, and mentions a mandamus ruling by Judge Barton Winday directing certificates for San Pete candidates while barring further ballot box canvass.
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John M. Zane
The
Tribune
Zane
Utah Commission
Commission
Blair
George K. Blair
John TL. Caine
A. Hyde
San Pete County
Thatcher
Mr. Zane
Sherman
John T. Caine
A. E. Hyde
George W. Thatcher
J. R. Letcher
Utah
Sharman
Tatlock
George Blair
San Pete
Norrell
San Vete
Barteh Winday
San Pe'e
Wis
Supreme Court
City Council Minutes Show Three Retail Liquor Licenses Granted
The city council approved the issuance of three new retail liquor licenses. The actions reflect routine license allocations for local businesses and appear to complete amendments if any pending applications. No further details on licensee names or locations are provided in this fragment.
Seaton's and Marshal Reports at City Council Meeting
City Council met in regular session as Seaton's and Marshal's reports were presented. A total of 62 arrests and 18 deaths were noted for the recent period, with discussions on liquor licenses, tax remittance for illness, and bank note debt extending to 1895.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bro’, A. de Witt and Awards & Co
Ann L. Crockett
Board of Equalization
Pleasant surprise honors Mr and Mrs John Q Adams
In the Fifth Ward Y M C A and Y M L A circles, Mr and Mrs John Q Adams were greeted Thursday evening with a joint gathering in the BANG 2 hall. The couples were toasted with a banquet and gifts, Mr Adams receiving two bound volumes and Mrs Adams a engraved butter dish. Songs and recitations added to the tributes.
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John Q Adams
Y. M
Y. Li
Jno
Q. Adams
Adams
Parry
Fattening Cattle and Local Market Questions
An Omaha firm Burk & Prazer imported 600 head of Nevada cattle fed near Wellaville by agent Gould. They buy 7000 bushels of alfalfa and wheat locally, use local hay and grain, hire help, and wonder why local dealers cannot compete the same way, implying issues in the market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Burk & Prazer
Omaha
United States
Nevada
Gould
Wellaviles
Office Ad Promotes Low Cost Jobs Available Now
The notice advertises various kinds of work offered at the office with emphasis on low prices for the services. It highlights immediate opportunities and affordable rates, inviting applicants to inquire for more details and assignments.
Settlement bid after gruesome Utah accident case
A Salt Lake City reader recounts the 8 August accident that cost Robert Murdock both legs while employed as a switchman for Union Pacific in depot yards. He rejected a $600 offer and filed suit for $100,000 against multiple railroads and a local gas company, with lawyers’ fees outlined.
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Robert Murdock
Mardock
U. P
Union Pacific, Utah & Aoe En Vou Gowele
Salt Lake City
Salt Lake & Ogden
Murdock
Supreme Court of the
Territory
Supreme Court of the United States
Himsalf
Sixth Ward Entertainment in Logan Sixth Ward Meeting House
A July 1 event in Logan’s Sixth Ward features living pictures of Christ life with juvenile choruses recitations and songs followed by the farce Slasher and Crasher starring J M Wilson and ward talent. Admission 10 cents for children 25 cents for adults doors open 7 30 P M.
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Logan Sixth Ward
Logan
J. M. Wilson
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Honorable County Court
LA Plata
Avon
Avon School District
Alto
U. S
Stephenson and
Wheeler School
Advi
College View Addition
Logan City
Democrats Way
George Blur
Uity Council
Seaton
Marshal
Committee On Finance
First National Bank
Soul Bank
Kimball
Pres. Leishman
Wilson
Couneilan Watterson
Watterson
Nega
Tive
Congress
Holloway
Committee On Claims
H. A
Mary Podlesen
Bright
Bowles
Wellsville
U. P. BR. R. Et al
Sixth Ward Entertainment
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