Logan City Council Deals With Rail Protest and Billiard Hall Permit
The Logan city council convened in regular session to discuss a protest against a proposed railway track near the depot and to consider issuing an ordinance allowing billiard halls in the upper story of a building without saloon connections. An ordinance defining ward boundaries was enacted amid negative votes, and 100 feet of hose was ordered for the fire department. Payrolls were audited, with councilman Burris opposing canyon payroll payments and questioning contractor staffing. one payroll list was paid while the engineer’s bill was sent to a committee.
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Logan
Robinson
Thoreson
Nielsen
Yenson
Jd. R. Edwards
Hansen
Genson
Burris
F¢Rycen
BYU College Summer School To Open June 8 1913
The Brigham Young College announces a summer school session from Monday June 8 to Friday July 20 1913 with classes held two days weekly. Library and laboratory privileges are extended to students. The faculty includes James R Angell Joseph M Tanner AC Nelson William M Stewart Orson Whitney and others. Special lectures will be given by Angell Stewart Turner Nelson Whitney Miller Vernon Hall and Rose Jones among others.
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Brigham Young College
James R. Angell
Joseph M Tanner
AC Nelson
William M Stewart
Orson Whitney
H Linford
J P Miller
Weston Vernon
Mosiah Hall
Maj Ridges, Jr
A M Merrill
Chas. H. Skidmore
William W Henderson
GE Anderson
Rose Jones
Mary HH Linford
Mme
Evangeline Glardon
Amos N Merrill
Avery Clerk
Angell
Stewart
Turner
Nelson
Bishop Whitney
Miller
Vernon
Hall
Will Work For a Fair at Autumn County Meeting
A Tuesday evening gathering of prominent citizens formed a committee led by Mayor Lorenzo Hanson and Prof. Jos. Jensen to organize a county fair this autumn. A second panel, including State Senator Barber and Riley Kent, was created to pursue a city racetrack project. Councilman Thomas H. Smith chaired. 5. F. Ballif ae served as secretary. All attendees supported both a fair and a racetrack, urging business backing for success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorenzo Hanson
Orson Smith
L. R. Martineau
T. H. Smith
Jos. Jensen
City Wrk
Barber
W. B. Preston, Jr
Riley Kent
Thomas H. Smith
Baseball clash nets BYU and Smithfield win on field
The Brigham Young College and Smithfield teams played Wednesday afternoon. BYU won the game by a score of not specified in text, in a display called one of the prettiest ever seen on the local field. Pitchers Richards and Ewing yielded few hits amid six errors by Summit and three by the Collegians. Weather may allow A and L teams to play at AC grounds this afternoon.
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Brigham Young College
Smithfield
B. Y. Wade
Pan Sonsnaene
Wright
EB. Richards
P EK. Ewing
Miller and Bingham Logan Marriage License Report
Timothey Miller of Park Valley and Margaret Bingham of Logan, with George Tibbets Providence, and Annie L Brown of Logan aged 20, appear in marriage license records.
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Timothey Miller
Park Valley
Margaret Bingham
Logan
George Tibbets
Providence
Annie L. Brown
Closing Exercises Filled Tabernacle Despite Rain
The city opened the exercises with a closing gun as a large crowd of parents teachers and officers gathered at the tabernacle. Miss Varn Ormeby gave a fine salutatory followed by recitations by Miss Eliza Erickson and Miss Annie Nibley. Music and violin performances by Miss Mamie Brown and Miss Ivy Totts enhanced the program. John L. Ball Jr addressed the audience praising Mrs Ormsby’s care and study. The event repeated at the tabernacle Friday evening with remarks by President H Bulles Jr and certificates conferred by Supt A M Mor et.
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Annie Nibley
Ivy Totss
Jennie Murtock
Henry Ovte Cave
Sylo
John L. Batlif
Mains
Brigham Young College Training School Close
Closing exercises of the Brigham Young college training school will be held in the assembly room May 28 at 7 30 p m sharp. The program includes songs, invocations, recitations, piano solos, a tennis drill, poems, a cantata, and a valedictory by David K. Moffat. A dancing party will follow in the gymnasium and the public is invited to attend and visit the Manual Training exhibit on the main floor northwest room of the building.
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Brigham Young College Training School
William A. Stewart
Lillian May Hal
Harriet Montrose
Ivy Farr
Verna Biphop
David K. Moffat
Public Opening Extended Beyond Date
The venue will remain open to the public for several days after the stated date, inviting visitors to explore exhibits and activities in a staged schedule.
Local Briefs Highlight Weather and Local Notes
Local notes report a birth to Prof and Mrs Ridges, crossings needing attention, and a heavy hailstorm followed by clearing. Residents consider travel to Salt Lake for Roosevelt reception, and a telephone line expansion reaches Logan, Clarkston, Newton, and nearby towns. The two year old Ownby girl required stitches after a forehead gash, while cold weather eases high water risk.
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G. H. Ownby
Montana Sheep Loss After Severe Winter Storms
Statistics by Brest dene T. C. Power of the State Board of Sheep Commissioners show Montana has lost about 1.5 million sheep since December due to blizzards. At an average value of $2.50 per head, the monetary loss tops $3.75 million.
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Brestdene T. C. Power
State Board of Sheep Commissioners
Montana
Estray Notice From City Stolen Mare Reported
A stray horse description notes a mare missing since night with ownership tied to City Towners. The animal wandered from a property near a barn and was reportedly sold or swapped within a week. Authorities seek information. contact City Police by Monday.
Lovin City Seeks Bids for New Portable Firebox Box
The Electric Light Committee invites bids for the construction of a flame 7x2 feet box more than six feet long to be placed at the old trawser site. The project will require a broad patch and is overseen by Mayor and committee members.
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Lovin
Bala
Oanya
Newton Ward Elects New Bishop and Councilors
At the Newton ward annual conference, Bishop-Martin Rigby becomes bishop with Chris Christiansen and Willy Griffin Jr. as counselors. The assembly praised retiring Bishop W H Griffin and counselors and noted deep rain impact on the town.
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Newton Ward
Peoreaphe
Merril
Denis William BL Lawis
Alene Merrithand
W. H. Grifin
Dobre Jenkins
Christian Cirses
Olivers
Appal
Wartin Rigby
Chris Christiansen
Wily Griffin, Jr
Rigby
S Inte Wistines Deroy
Newton Lor
Blue Town
Andrew Hansen
President Roosevelt Journeys Through Oregon on Citizenship Tour
President Roosevelt traveled through the Willamette valley visiting Portland Salem and Oregon City delivering Citizenship addresses. He spoke at the Lewis and Clark monument cornerstone ceremony and attended a civic banquet at the Hotel Portland. He spent the night in Portland and planned to resume his journey after dawn crossing into Washington.
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Portland
Roosevelt
Williwmatte
Salem
Oregon City
Citans of
Calumbi River
State of Washington
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Wresign
City Ark
Cache Valley
Salt Lak
George Dunbar
Ter
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Misteris
Porstalle
Twdahe Falls
St. Anthony
Salt Lake
Logue
Poratello
Poretella
Bu Anthony
Ctal Mey
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Geent
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