Debate Over Sale of Tabernacle Square Split City Stake
Local discussion centers on selling the front of Tabernacle Square to raise funds for repairs and a pipe organ while preserving access and a park like space. Proponents argue sale could yield about 60 000 with 55 000 left for repairs and grounds, funded by interest from 35 000. Opponents warn against sacrificing religion to Mammon and seek a park instead with beautification funds.
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Tabernacle Square
Tabernacle
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Local Briefs From Logan and Nearby Areas
The Salt Lake choir excursion party returned from California Thursday. The Farrell v Lacan transcript was filed in the first district court. C V Hansen decorates Coop Grocery’s new store and the remodeled Third Ward meeting house. Alfred H Palmer resumes plumbing at his old stand west of the post office. De Budge shows improvement but cannot resume practice yet. Interest in Corianton play appears wavering, though inquiries about future engagements rise. Logan’s Smarthwaite firm runs Valley Produce opposite Whiteman’s wall. Logan school board votes to issue 3500 in outstanding bonds. a 1 percent bonus on 2000 due adds $50 savings. William Edwards displays new window furniture setups on Main Street. Congressman Howell announces naval cadet nominations exams to be held April 3 at Fort Douglas and April 4 with specifics to Maj A M Smith and A C Nelson. Cadets must be 15 to 23 years old.
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California
Farrell Vs. Lacan
First District
Logan School Board
Howell
Annapolis
Maj. A. M. Smith
Fort Douglas
A. C. Nelson
United States
Made Far More Beautiful and Serviceable Than They Are
The fragment notes an assessment praising improvement and practicality, suggesting enhancements would render items more attractive and usable than their current state. It implies a desire for better design and function.
The Nation and the Youth's Companion Offer
The Nation and the Youth's Companion advertise a yearly subscription for 3.00 in advance with no renewal option on the Companion.
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Comanion
Governor Wells Signs Bills as Legislature Adjourns
Governor Wells signs numerous measures enacted by the legislature before adjournment. The list includes acts on county commissioner powers, electric line protection, child dependency definitions, indigent care funding, tax levy for counties, and venue changes in civil and criminal actions. Several bills became law by lapse, while others were vetoed by the governor.
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Wells
Utah
Board of County Commissioners
Senate
Barber
Spry
Astute Mental Hospital
Before the Footlights at Thatcher Opera House
The Sorosis society of the Agricultural college presented 4 Midsummer Night's Dreams last evening at Thatcher Opera House. The show will be repeated this afternoon at low prices. A review will appear next issue and Corianton is scheduled for next Monday and Tuesday evenings with strong crowd expectations.
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Thatcher Opera House
Sorosis Society of the Agricultural College
Corianton
The Nation and the New York Weekly Tribune Offer
An advertising note offers a one year subscription to The Nation and the New York Weekly Tribune for $1.75 in advance.
Logan City Council Discusses River Danger and Repairs
A special Logan city council meeting chaired by Mayor Mansen addressed the threat from river overflows this spring. A three member committee, with the mayor, was formed to strengthen the river bank and prevent damage. N. M. Hansen John Quayle and T. H. Smith were named to the panel. The city surveyor was to set a new grade on Center street hill south of the temple and the street supervisor asked the railway to repair the depot area. The fire committee was authorized to buy a ladder. adjournment followed.
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Logan River
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N. M. Hansen
John Quayle
T. H. Smith
Center Street
Temple
Logan Matl Card General Delivery Hours Noted
Fragmentary notice outlines general delivery window hours including Sunday. It mentions money order window times and references a Matla or Matta name with unclear spelling. No clear events or dates are provided.
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Third Ward
Alfred H. Palmer
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Butte Miner
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Logan Matl
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Raat
Preeton
Ogdan
Neia Pana
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Poe Lm College
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Providence
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Hyrum
Paradise
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