The Logan Republican. [volume], August 29, 1906, Image 6

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H Wo have tlm Only
H Cold Tire Setter
In l.onn and It will
H ' Set yonr tire while you wait
BJ And wo guarantee tliat the tires set
BJ on this machine will stay tight lonK'cr
BH than they will set the old way.
BBI Remember, we do all kinds of repair
BJ work and wc nssuic on our charges
BJ arc reasonable.
BJ Ily experience we have found the
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H i.ooan. in aii
I LOGAN JUNK SHOP
Bfl Brink' all scrap Iron, metal, bottles,
Bfl rags and lubbers, hides and bees wax,
HBflJ for which wc will pay the highest
HBflJ cash price. Ind phono n.17 Hell phono
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H 146 South Main St.
m Albert A. Law
M Attorney-at-law.
HBflJ Room U Court house. Logan, Utah
H Logan Lumber Yard.
HHflj E. L. Johnson, Proprietor.
HHfl All kinds of building material on
HHfl hand. Shop work done on short notice.
HHfl All kinds of planing done,
HHj 157 West 6th South, Hell 'Phono 1447.
I . E. J. MERRILL
M Osteopath.
HHfl Headquarters at Ulchmond, Utah.
H Chicago Mest Market
HHb j Is the place to go for all
M kinds of Family Meats.
H Highest ea-ih price paid I
BHa for all kinds of hides.
I IS REOPENED.
H Farmer Feed Stable at Oarll's Mill '
HBl South Main Street, teams feed at
HBl reasonable price, also good horses
Hi bought and sold here. I
N. A. Williamson, Mgr.j
H LINDE & JOHNSON I
HHV Ujholstcrlug, Stalr-bulldlnq. i
BBT All Kiniis or woodwork tep.iirlng
BBr done on short nutico South of Cache j
BBT Valley Implement house, east sldo of
HBr Main street.
K Familiar with His Habits.
HBT First Disconsolate Widow Are yot
HBT going to I lie medium's to-night to sco
HH If you can get a ino..s:iio from your
BBT husband?
HB " Soconil DlBf.vi-iliio Widow No,
HH It isn't any me t iniuht. Saturday
HB night was iil-.viv ! iu!it ho went
HH Off tO fOplld Mh
Hfl I The Only Doutie-Truck Railway between 1
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m I The Most Luxurious Trafn lathe World I
HI. Pj Compartment and drawing-room B
HJ a sleeping cars, observation cars, din- w
HI j log cars, buffet-smoking and library y
B8 Ucars wlm 3rbfr. bath and nook- H
Hi m lovers Library; entire train electric
HI' ll lighted, through to Chicago without rj
j i M change. Direct connection for gj
I St. Paul and Minneapolis I
B H Tickets, reserviticns ani full In- D
H M formation ran bo obtained from Fl
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H I Chicago & North-Western fly. I
HJ H r 206 bouth Main Street, 1
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LEGAL NOTICES
PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP NOTICE,
Contult County Clerk or the Meipectlve Slcn
en for I urther Information.
la the District Court, Probate Olvltlon In and
for Cache County, State of Utah.
NOTICE TO GIlKIIIIOItS.
IMalo ot Amos C. Hall, deceased.
Creditors will present claim with vouch
er to tliu underHlirniMl at hin n.alilrnra at
Paradise, county of Cache, and Statu ot titan
un or Iteforu Uio22ml tlay of Decemlier, I !."!.
Wh.u It am..
Administrator of the estate of AmosG.
Hall, ilerenivd,
NOTICi: TO OURDITOIto.
I'-statu of Charles Johnson, Deceased,
Creditor will present claim with voucheis
to uii'lpriilKtied anireetivllle. Cachu county.
Htato of Utah, on nr lieforu the. Illh day o(
Doceoihur A. I). Iimd.
i:nVAiil) I'ktkiioon, Administrator
Subeker. Mart and Nulicker. Attorneys for
Administrator.
Date of II rM publication Antrim II,
In tho Justice's court. In and for the City
ot Loiran. county of Cacliui Malo of Utah.
Iloforo II. A. IVdersen. JuMlce of tho
Peace,
llaer Iltot Mercantile Co. a corporation,
l'lalntlir, vs. K. 0, Nelson and II. T. Kubota,
co-partners, dolint business under the llrui
name of Nelson A. Co, defendants
SUMMONS.
The State of Utah to the dcfendantsi
You are hereby summoned to atlcar b
fore the alnvu entitled court within ten days
after the s rvlco of this summons upon you,
If served within tlmcountv In which this ac
tion Is drought, othvrwlse.wlthln twenty days
after this soivlo and defend the tilwvn en
titled action hroiik'ht airaliut you to recover
the stun of ill)5. together with Interest at tho
legal rati! from Oct. I. Ilia, alleged to hao
lieendiinnn an account stated, And In caso
ot your failure to do so, judgment will lie
rendered against you according to the de
mand of the complaint.
II. A. Pkiieiisen. Justice
J. C. Walters, attorney.
In the Justice's court In and for Logan city
county of Cache, state of Utah.
Ilefoie II. A. I'edersen.Justlce of tho peace,
II. 0. VanMeter. plaintiff. is.Jamei Illvll
hllss, defendant,
SUMMONS.
Tho State of Utah to the defendant:
You am hereby summoned to appear In the
alwwi entitled court within ten days after
thu sen Ice of this summons upon you, If
served within thu county In which this action
Is brought, otherwise, within twenty days af
ter this sorrier, anil defend tho alsive entitl
ed action brought against you to recover the
sum of 4.1.40 and all cost of sult.alleged too
due uiKjn certain services upon an assigned
account. And In case of your failure to do so,
Judgment will he rendered against you ac
cording to the demand of tho complaint.
II. A, I'edkiixe.n, Justice of the l'cace.
II. 0. VanMeter. attorney for plaintiff.
Notice. .
Notice to property owners In Wat,cr
main Extension District No 10 Loan
City, Utah.
You will please take notice that the
assessment list and plat of said pav
ing district have been completed and
the Hoard of Equalization and Ilovlew
will hold their sessions in the olliue of
the city recotder of LoKan city, Utah,
between the hours of thiee and four
p m. beKiunlnir on Monday, August
'J.1, 11)00, and continuing until Krldaj,
AtiKUstlH, lUIMI. Inclusive. Said set
slons will be held for the purpose of
hearing and adjusting grievances of
abutting property owners in said dis
trict. llOAltD ok j:o.uam.ation'.
Notice to property owners In Water
main Extension District No. 1!) Lo
gan City, Utah.
You will please take notice that tho
assessment list and plat of said pav
ing district have been completed and
the Hoard of Ktiuali.atlon and Re
view will hold their sessions In tho of
lice of tho city recorder of Logan
city, Utah, between the hours of
thri'ti and four p. in. beginning on
Monday Angust 27th 11)00, and con
tinuing until Friday Aug. 31, l!K)(l In
clusive. Said sessions will be held for
I the purposo of hearlngand adjusting
grievances of abutting pioperty own
eis In said district.
HOAUI) OK EQUALIZATION.
Notice of Levy of Assessment.
Namo of corporation, Itcnson Irrlga
' tlmi Company; location of principal
place of business, llenson, Utah.
Notice Is hereby given that at a
'meeting of tho directors held on the
'2nd day of August, 100(1, an assess
1 muiit of $1 per share was levied on tho
capital stock of the corporation, pay
able October 1, 1000, to S. II Uoundy,
secretary and treasurer.
Any stock on which this assessment
1 icmaltis unpaid on said day villi be de
linquent and advertised for sale at
' public auction, and unless payment Is
, made before will bo sold on November
1 1, 1000, to pay tho delinquent assess
ment, together with the cost of adver
tising and expense of sale
S. II. Hound v.
Secrotary and Treasurer.
I First publication Aug. AS, 1000, last
September 20. 1000.
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Notice to Stockholders.
Tho kinnunl meeting of tho 'Stock
holders of tho Lewlston State Hank, a
corporation, will bs held at Its bank
ing looms In the city of Lewlston.
county of Cache and State of Utah, at
ouo o'clock p m. on tho 6th day of
September, 1000, for tho purposo of
electing directors for the ensuing year
and for the transaction of such other
business as may properly' como- boforo
the meeting.
Geo. A. 1'i:ucial, Cashier, ,
, Notice to Water Users.
State Engineers Olllce, Salt LaKc
City, Utah, July 28, 1000.
Notice is hereby given that Eugene
Schaub, whose postpitlce address is
Logan, Utah, has made application
In accordance with the requirements
of Chapter 108, Session Laws of Utah,
1005, to appropriate two (2) cubic feet
per second of water from Logan Ulvcr,
branch of Hear Hlver, Cache county,
Utah Said water will be diverted at
a point which bears north "4 degrees
CI minutes 10 seconds east fllf.7 feet
distant from the southwest corner of
the northwest quarter of the south-,
west tiuarter of Section 4, Township
11 north, Range 1 east, Salt Lake base
and meridian, from where It will be
convejed for a distance of 1077 feet
and there used from April 1st to Nov
ember 16th. Inclusive, of each year,
to irrigate about cloven acres of land
embraced in Section 4, Township 11
north, Hangc 1 cast, Salt Lake base
and meridian.
This application Is designated In
the State Engineer's olllce as No. 700.
All protests against the granting of
said application, stating the reasons
therefor, must be made by affidavit
In -duplicate and filed In this olllce
within thirty (30) days after the com
plctlon of the publication of this
notice. CALfall TANNKIt,
Stato Engineer.
Date of Urst publication August
16th, date of completion of publica
tion September 14tlf.
Notice for Contractors.
Notice Is hereby given that sealed
proposals for the erection of a green
house, and certain Improvements on
the cattle barns at the Agricultural
College, and also tho erection of a
farm residence at the Central Utah
Experiment Station at Lehl, will be
received by secretary of said college
at Logan, Utah, as follows:
Greenhouse -until 12 o'clock noon,
September 4th., residence and barns
until 12 o'clock noon, September 11.
Plans and specifications may be seen
as follows: Greenhouse, on and after
Aug. 25., resldence'and barns, on and
after Aug. 31, at the Secretary's olllco
of the college, and at the olllco of
Monson & Schaub, architects, Logan,
Utah.
Certified checks In the amount of
10 per cent of proposed contract prlco
must accompany all bids.
The right to reject any and all pro
posals Is hereby reserved.
Hy order of the Hoard of Trustees
of the Agricultural College.
.1. A. Ukxull. Secretary.
Dated Logan City, Aug. AS, 10D0
Llttlo Tim Sullivan's resource
fulness 08 u politician Is ac
knowledged by his fellow mem
bers of the New York uoanl of aldcr--nen.
When a lad on festive occa
sions Llttlo Tim know what o'clock 11
wns. He and Col. Mlko I'adden, secre
tary of stato In 'the Sullivan cabinet,
were at an East wide ball with two
of th- rosy cheeked lassies, of that
neighborhood of peachy yonnp, women,
Llttlo Tim niul Col. Mlko had be
tween them exactly one dollar; no
moio, no Uss. Supper tinio came. Be
foro tnhliiB the glrU Into the supper
loom Little Tim and Col. Mike se
cretly scanned the bill of fnro and
found that oyster stows at 25 cents
each would Just fit their pile. Lit
tle Tim blandly and Innocently lm
piCFseil thlB conclusion upon the young
KlrlK.
Anything Llttlo Tim tald was ac
epted as tho top notch o' hospitality.
Tho four stews wete beforo the llttlo
party. Ouo of the girls liked catsup.
While administering a dose of the
condiment tho stopper shot into tho
rtcw mid with it spurted half tho bct
tlc'a contents.
"There, l'o spoiled my btcw," piped
the hcnutrotiB tins. "I'll have to havo
aim her."
Llttlo Tim, alert to the size of the
Joint wad of a dollar, reached for the
girl's ruined stew, plumped it before
C-' v!':p, rrahbed Col. Mike's un-t.-f
' ci i,"''ornetl stew, and, plac
ing it 1 r - o ;lrl, soothingly said:
"No. tir-- i-; Col. M',-o never eats
an oyster tcw without dosing It with
catsup. Ho likes "em that way
don't you. Mike?"
Mike EaM ho did.
WOMAN AS "DOG MISTRESS"
One of the Queerest of All Professions
Now Being Adoptod by
the Si::.
All vocations are so crowded nowa
days that many quick-witted young
women are making or trying to make
now professions, and are In many in
stances adopting methods of earning
a living wlileh mo3t people would nt
once term strange. One of the most
curious is that of tho dog mistress.
A young woman well educate! hut
without means, nnd very fond of ani
mals, saw an opening for her ener
gies which sho at oncii belied. She
noticed that n groat many well-to-do
peoplo had dogs, "mainly pets, and that
these nnlmals wcro often Intrusted to
nn unsympathetic footman to ho taken
for a dally stroll. Tho poor dogs were
not very happy, for they were usually
kept on tho lead nnd they wcro In
fear of tho man. That was tho rule;
some dogs were treated quite differ
ently anil bad a royal time, but It wa3
easy to sec, In those Instances, that
the men were lovers of animals. Tho
girl In question determined to call on
various women and offer to take the
animals for dally exerctco.
PLEASANT PLACE OF ABODE
Writer Speaks Highly of St. Michaels,
Ono of the Islands of the
Auorcs.'W
"The ploasantcst place in the world
to live Is in the Island of St Miclinels,
in the Azores," says George II. Plck
erell in the Washington Post. For
more than eight yenrs Mr. Plckerell
has been stationed onJho Island as
United States consul.
"Tho Island Is 40 miles Ionr ten
miles wide and has 100,000 Inhab
itants," ho went on. "It has a salubri
ous semi-tropical climate and the only
disturbances of nature are hailstorms.
It Is n beautiful land, nnd over It arc
spread little villas, thatched with vines
and moss, where the doors need not be
locked, because of tho peacefulness of
the population, nnd where tho win
dows may always remntn open to let In
air, which nover becomes too cold.
"Six days' sail from Now York, wo
havo all tho metropolitan papers nnd
keep in closo touch with tho world's
doings. Twico n year n Portuguese
opora troupe and now and then a cir
cus comes to the island. At other
times we havo bands In the public
squares.
"Fruits, vegetables and flsh aro eaten
mainly and tho co3t of living as low.
Ono can llvo plainly but very comfort
ably with wife and child for $75 a
month, as servants can bo hired for
$2.50 n month. There are many, beau
tiful women there, and tho young man
mnkes lovo to them in tho street In
Spanish fashion. Ho stands in tho
street nnd talks to her as sho leans
from the window above. When tho en
ragement is made thoy meet, but after
that they are never again so near until
thoy nro married."
TOO FULL OF. ENTHUSIASM.
Lawyer's Pica for the Disinterested
ness of His Client Had Some
Drawbacks.
A dlplomqt was reminiscing the
other day, and spoko unreservedly of
his early days as a lawyer, amusing his
listeners with some anecdote, mostly
at hU expense.
"After my shingle had been hanging
over my door for threo days," he said,
"my first client sent for me. Ho was
n man who confessed to me that ho
had snatched a purso from a woman's
hand. Ho wanted mo to take tho case
up for him, and ho was to be tried tho
next day. I wont over the technical
ities of tho cafce at once, nnd, full of
enthusiasm, I was ready to move the
Judge with an eloquent address.
"The next day my brief wns pre
pared. After stating my sldo of tho
cabe, and believing I had made a hit
with tho court, I wanted to close by
saying something bright. And 1 did.
'" 'Your honor.' I exclaimed, 'this case
shows extenuating circumstances. You
must make allowances for the disin
terestedness of tho nccused, because
tho purso wao empty!"'
Carries Burden in Names.
Hector Klluor Arthur Herbott
Worthlngton Francli Monroo Is the
formidable burden of names under
which a young Englishman, lately ar
rived in Chicago, tries to Bupport life.
Not that all those name3 aro his own.
To only threo of them and the sur
name can ho rightly lay claim, but tho
trouble Is that ho cannot tell which
threo given names nre his, Twenty
flvo years ago, when this much-named
man appeared In tho rld, a twin
brother also mado his debut. Both
Infants woro promptly christened.
This ceremony was barely concluded
when tho bnlies' mother died nnd al
most immediately afterverd one of
tho infants nlso died. Unfortunately
no ono could tell whether ll was Hec
tor Kllnor Arthur or Herbert Worth
lngton Francis who still survived, and
ho Is thus compelled to go through
life under tho horrible suspicion that
he is in reality his brothr. To avoid
any false representation ho carries
around the whole assortmenrof names,
satisfied thpt if ho usos -11 six ho Is
bound to ute tho right ones.
Does Sorrow Spoil BeautyP
"If wo regard beauty from Us
merely physical aspect. It can bo said
with truth that sorrow improves it,
for thoro is no doubt that deop griof,
anxiety and caro can rob tho eye of
Its brightness, and check of Its bloom,
and plant deop furrows ncross tho
onco smooth brow.
Hut thero is a higher ''Ind of love
liness than 1 ant which proceeds from
perfect fen'' res and oxquislto color
Ing nninclv, the beauty of bouI nnd
mind which -evoals ItBolf In expres
sion. This, tndcoil.' can bo ennobled,
purified am' elovnted by sorrow, If
tho sorrow bo bravely homo.
Not So Crazy, After All.
Wbllo a wedJln$ breaVfast was b
Ing held In a i utaurant ot Tresncs
les Rungls, France, a naval otllcer In
uniform entered the room and was
Invited to preside over the feast. He
mado himself very iigrecnblo, sang
songs nnd delivered spcei lies. He was
proposing tho brldo's health when tro
policemen rushed In nnd arrested him
as an escaped lunitle from a neighbor
ing asylum. It Is further asserted
that he thereupon pollielv turnod to
tho officers and said: "I think you
hne mado a mistake, gentlemen.
Thero," pointing to tho bridegroom,
"Is the man you want." London Trib
une. i
He Know His Bopk.
"From a grammatical vlowpolnt,"
Bald tho fair maid with tho lofty
forehead, "which do you consldoi
correct 'I hod rather so homo,' or 'I
would rather go homo?' "
"Nolther," promptly nnsworod tho
young man who was engaged In hold
ing down tho other end of tho sofa.
"I'd rather slay right hero."
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I STOP OVERS IN SALT LAKE CITY. f 1
S Southern California, Ocean Beaches, Deep ffi 9
H 'Sea Fishing, Orange Groves, Yacht- p
H ing Boating, Bathing.
I The Trip of a Life Time. 1 1
3 Any O. S. L. Agent can quote rates. For Particulars, list of W
ffl Itesorts, Hotels, etc., write to J. H. UURTER, District lij M
Passenger Agent, Salt Lake City, Utah. . K
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Utah Mortgage Loan
corporation.
Tithing Office corner, login, Utah
has plentv of MONEY AT
ALL TIMES for
FARM AND CITY LOANS
.it lowesi rates. No Commis
sions charged
WHEN GOING EAST
WHY NOT ENOY
YOURSELF?
You will If you travel over the
Illinois Cen
iraiR.d IT COSTS HO KOBE.
The best of service
between Omaha, Chi
cago, Minneapolis,
and St. Paul, as well
as between Chicago,
St. Louis, Memphis,
New Orleans and all
Southern and South
eastern points.
For full Information
or literature call on
or write
J. A. Foley, Com. Agent,
75 W. 2nd S Salt Lake City.
Ejjotjwii
Sleeping Out of Doors.
Outdoor sleoplnK. which la such n
fad In this country, is y no moans
unknown In EnBland. A writer, says:
"I havo encountered a baby, born last
Btimmor,, who was sot to sleep In n
Cholaea pardon during tho hot weath
er. When tho temporaturo dropped,
tho careful parents brought tho baby
Into tho houso at night. Hut tho In
fant was restless; could not sloop.
And nov, throughout tho winter, tho
child has slept peacefully In tho gar
den. It Is well wrapped up, and a
tarpaulin guards it from snow or rain,
nut It la a lino nnd healthy child, and
n compliment to tho fresh air that
London can provide at nlcht."
SALT LAKE CITf I
DIRECTORY I
Windsor Hotel 1
Centrally located. South of Ken- II
on Hotel, Main street. m
European plan. Rates reason- ifl
able. State trade solicited. 9
Q Hates Su cent - and up. H
I THROUGH SERVICE I I
ST. LOUIS 1 I
AND THE ' I I
EAST I I
Missouri Pacific 1
I Railway 1 D
THROUGH SCENIC ' I H
j COLORADO I I
FERTILE I H
I KANSAS AND MISSOURI I
I Pullman Sleeping Cars, H
Observation Dining Cars
Electric Lights Electric Fans
Reclining Chair Curs (scats free)
Up-to-date. Day Coaches. Hj
For Berths. Tickets, Fouldcrs, H
etc., address H
H. C.TOWNSEND,
Gen'l Passenger and TIckeCAgl. H'
ST. LOUIS
Oregon Short Line d R. 1
CACHE VALLEY TIME CARD If
No. II, Dally. No, 15. )&y Mixed, MK
I'ocatello 2j p. m 2:30 . in Ws
Salt Lake 4:10 ' ll:i.iu IE
Osden 5:20 ,,,.. 1:3" KL
CacheJct. 7:00 S$flm B?
Mendon 7:18 " B:0O, "
Logan 7:36 " fl.3 H
Smlthfleld 7:13 " 7:00 " H
Ulchmond 8:01 " 7:43 H
Franklin 8:23 ft 8ili H
AIUIIVKH H
I'rswn 8i4(, DilOa.m H
raimi iiouNi).
t.KAVKH. H
No. 12 Dally, No. 18. Dally Mlxe H
l'rcsU)D 7:10a, in...,, 8:40.iq H
"ranklln 7:27 " io:00
Ulchmond 7:42 " io:40 H
Bmtthtiold 7:M iSio ' B
Loean 8:11 12:50r.ri)
Mfndon 8:33 " juo "
Caclie.Tci. 8nV) " 1135 ' H
AIUIIVKS, H
Oirden 10:31 " g:oo " H
fait Lake 11:41 " 7,10 " M
Pcioatello .... 4,4i H
Tor further Information apply to H
W. W. Wixidlde,Aeenv
Spiders Have Clvlo ProbeniB. H
Spldors aro not always solitary
creatures. A scientist haa lately found
In Southern India a species of spldor B
that builds spongy nosts with outly- H
Ing webs, each nost being occupied H
by 40 to 100 spiders, with a largo ox- I
coss of females; sometimes flvo or I
six nosts nro clustered togethor. Tho
Bplders not only llvo and wprk to- I
gothor, but thoy Blmro with oj an- A
other any prey that may bo captured, M
and somo oven show maternal affoc-
tlon uppioachlng Bolt-sacrlflco.