The Logan Republican. [volume], December 22, 1906, Second Section, Image 10

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H Delinquent Notice.
H Logan North Field Irritation Com-
H pany. Principal place of business,
H Logan City, Utah.
B Tlioio.iro dcllntiuciit on account of
an assessment levied by the board of
directors, the amounts set opposite
1 the names of slnreholdors, at follows:
H or
B Namk. .slum's Am't
H Kllzauetli Antliew 4 tt 8,i
M Don C. Ucnson 1
H John Hankliead J :i0
H Itobt. A IWry 1 IK
H LouUa a. I: m X no
H ' Myron W liu'lor fi ! 00
H Chris (i;u IT :o
H Km in a K II miscii 1 ii()
H Casper ll'iiTiniiii 1 I0
fl Frenerleu I1. Jensen.. . I 1 35
H Mary J Johnson t "0
H Oscar Jensen -1 1 60
Ernsttis.lolinson j :t0
H Lars J. Larson 1 00
H Laura Mlkclscn i .15
H Lyman It. Martlnean... ( 20
M Joseph . Nelson. ... ( 'M
H Joseph Qulnney, J r ... t 70
H Ocork'o l). Well i 15
m Jolin F. Smith 4
H Weston Vernon I 115
H And In accordance with law so much
H of each parcel of such slock as may be
H necessary will be sold on the -1st day
H of Decern hi' J. 1!)00, nt 11 o'clock u. m.
H at the reildonee of the treasurer, till
H '! W. Urd North st rect, Logan, to pay
H the dellnip'ontassessment thereon, to-
H getlicr with the cost of advertising
H ( and expense of sale.
H IticiiAUD Yuatks, treasurer.
H Notice to Water Users.
H' t STATK lCNdlNr.Hlt'h Ol'KlUK, )
H Salt Lakk City, Utah,
H r November :, lixm. )
H Notice is hereby given that Fred W.
H; Thackwcll, whose postolllce address is
H Ogdcn, Utah, has made application in
H accordance with the requirements of
H chapter 103, Session Laws of Utah,
H 1005, to appropriate one (1) cubic foot
per second of water fiom a spring In
H Cache County, Utah. Said spring is
situated at a point which bears north
X decrees .'!() minutes west 1"-.") feet
4 distant from the .southeast corner of
H section 11, townships north, ratine 2
H I east, Salt Lane base and meridian,
I from where It will be conveyed for a
H distance of 200 feet and there used
B from January 1 to December ill, in
elusive, of each year, to conccntra' c
H gold, silver, copper and lead at Thack-
B T well mlnn in the Paradise Mining DIs-
trlct. Tills use will consume about
B one half of a cubic foot per second of
fl . water and a like amount will bu re-
B turned to the natural channel of said
K st run m at a point which bears north
Hi! " 1'5 decrees west KiSO feet from the
Hll southeast corner of section 11, town-
B ' ' ship 8 north, range - cast, Salt Lake
- base and meridian. This application
H '! I Is designated in the State Engineer's
H oiliceas No 000
H '" All protests against the granting of
B ' .) said application, stating the reasons
r therefor, must be made by nllidavit in
duplicate and filed In thlsoillcc within
thirty (30) days after the completion
i of the publication of this notice.
f Cai.kii Tanni:k,
I, State Kuirlncer.
H Date of first publication December
H I ,ri, 1000, date of completion of publlca-
H tlon January 1, 1007.
H. .Stockholders' Meeting.
f ! The lecular annual meetlnc of the
H stockholders or the First National
H bank of Loun, Utah, will be held In
B Its banklne rooms on the Hthdayof
H I January, 1007, at 4 o'clock p in . for
B1 ' f election of directors and the trati.suc
, tloa ?! sue h other business as m.iy Im
F proper. Allan M. Fi.i'.mino
I
tt LOKan. I tail, Dec. 8, lOOd.
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LEGAL NOTICES
PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP NOTICE.
Consult County Clerk or the Respective Sign-
rrs tor lurther Information.
in the District Court, Probate Olvlslon In and
lor Cache County, State of Utah.
notioi: to uiinniToits.
Kstatfof Itlclmril W. OIIiIh, ilfocavil.
UntlUorrt will prcsonlclalmi with viiuclicrs
totlinliudeili.'iicilalt'iiiresliluin-cof William
M. OIIiIm In I'rcnlclunrt.', In tlm county of
Oucliciand stau or Utah, on or liufure thi'DNt
iliyiif llis'i'inlicr, A. I). IIM).
Wk.mam M. (jiiuw,
Ki.iiaiiktii Jimu
Ailinlnltratiiri or II stale of Kli'lianl
W. Illblr.. ilei-faM'd
OkoiiiIk 0. llicn.
Attornnr fr t.(liiilnltr.iturs.
NOTICK T(J CKKDITOItS.
Kstaluot Kdvtln Milton, tlccrascd.
C'ri'dlliirs will iinvriil claims with vouchers
to the unditrslKnoil at her roildencn at Wi'lln
vlllv. Cache raunty, tHali. on or lioforo the,
lOlhdayiir Atirll. A, I) 1!H)7
Datmit Hrst tmlillcatliin, Dccpmlicr 5. A. I).
I!KV.. C AilO I.I. IK MlTTON.3
Administratrix or the, eM ate of
IMwln Mltlon.'drcoasrd.
NkiiKKKii, II hit V NnnEKKii,
AlUiruojh for said administratrix
Poor Farm for Rent.
For rent for one year, in whole or In
part, the lower county poor farm.
Ilids will bo received up to January 7,
Ui07 Commissioners lescrvc right to
reject an) or all bids.
J U. Knowlks,
Commissioner.
Saylngi of Sidney Smith.
On cxuinhilnK Honu- new flowors In
the Ranlen, a beautiful girl who was
of tlio party exclaimed. "Oil, Mr. Syd
ney! this pea will never conio to por
fecHon." "Permit mo, then," Bald ho
Keiitly taking her lianil and walking
toward the plant, "to lend perfection
to the pea." The Sunday Mnga7lno.
Heart Muttering.
Undigested food and gas in the stom
ach, located Just below the heart,
presses against it and causes heart
palpitation. When your heart troub
les you in that way take Hcrblno for a
few days. You will soon be all right.
G0o a bottle. Sold by Kltcr llros.
Drug Co.
Why Be Pessimistic?
Like an Individual, a nation cannot
expect to ho healthy or happy which,
so to Kpcnk, Is forever feeling Its own
inline and looking at Its I on 1,110 In the
glass If wo rnnnot niter the rondl
thins of modern life, we can at least
make tlm host or them, and steadily
inline to he higiibrluus on their ae
rount. cliaini our fslm!sUc mcdlclno
r..;i) nover bo wltsolj.
LOCAL MAIL CARD- U$an I'oitofficr.
December 1, HO.".
ci.o.siNii or jiAii.h.
East, west, north
and south 7:l'a.m. LMlOpm.
North !i:5(a.m.
I'reston branch... 7:0f p.m.
Paradise way ihOOa.m.
Henson and King
(except Sunday). 11 ().a.ni.
15. F. I). No. l.Col-
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day) thlo-a.m.
ai:i;ivai, ok IKAII.S.
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East, west & south :t:20p.m.
I'reston branch. . H::i0a.in.
Paradise way 1:0 p.m.
Hcnson and King
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11. V. I). No. 1, Col
lego and Green
ville :t:l5p.m.
(ieneral delivery and carrier windows
open from 12 o'clock noon to 1 p. in.
Sundays and holidays
The mall which arrives at 7:50 p. in.
is worked as soon as received, thereby
allowing pations having a lock boxes
to get their mail as soon as distributed.
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FAMCU3 OLD 7RE&
80ME NOTABLE LANDMARKS O:
THE COb.iRV.
Under Their Gprcadhig Branches
American History Has Been Made
Old Elm at Cambridge Still
Standing.
The Elm treo i . ...ladclplila. under
which William Penn niado hln famous
treaty with lii'tilbro of Imiharlans.
Tlio Charter Onk at Ilnrtford, which
preserved the written guarantee of
tlm liberties of the t iilony of Coniu-c-tlcut.
Tlm liuga rreireh Apple tree, near
Fort Wayne. Ind., where l.lttlu Turtle,
the' great Mlmiil chief, gathered his
warriors.
The Elm tieo at Cambridge, In the
shade of wl.l, h Washington llrst took
command or tlio continental army, on
u hot Hiimnier'H day.
Tho Tulip treo on King's mountain
battlefield, In South Carolina. on
which ten bloodthirsty torles wore
hanged at one time
The tall Pine tree at Fort Edward,
N. Y., under which the beautiful Jane
McCrcn way plain.
The magnificent tllack Wnlnuttreo
near Havorntraw, cm tho Hudson, nt
which Gen. Wayne mustered his
forces at midnight, preparatory to his
gallant and successful nttack on
Stony Point.
Tho sranil Magnolia tieo near
Charleston, S. C, under which Gen.
Lincoln held a council of war previ
ous to surrendering tho city.
The great Pecan treo nt Villein's
plantation, below New Orleans, un
der which a portion of the remains
of Gen. Pnckciiham was burled.
The Pear trees planted, respective
ly, by Gov ICndlcott or Massachu
setts, and Gov. Stuyvesant of New
York, more than 200 years ago.
Tlio Frenchman's Oak, or Kmancl
.pattern Oak, Hampton Institute, Hamp
ton, Va., under wlileh tho slaves of
this region first beard rad President
Lincoln's emancipation proclamation.
The Eliot Oak, of Newton, Mass.,
under which tho apostle, John Kllot,
taught tlio Indians Christianity.
The old Liberty Elm of lloston,
planted and dedicated by n school
muster to the Independence of tho
colonies, and the rallying point for
patriots bofoie, during und nftor tho
revolutionary war
Tho Ilurgoyne Elm at Albany, N.
Y., planted the day Ilurgoyne was
brought tbero u prisoner.
The Asli and Tulip trees planted at
Mount Vernon by Washington.
Sequoia Paltti Alto, Cal.
Tlio lofty Cypress trer In tho Dis
mal swamp, under which Washington
reposed one night In his young man
hood. The Gary tree, planted by Allco and
Phocbo Cary In 1S32, a largo anil
beautiful Syeanioro seen from tho
Homllton turnpike between College
Hill and Mount Pleasant. Hamilton
comity, Ohio.
Coughing Spell Caused Death.
"Harry Duckwell, aged IK years,
choked to death early yesterday morn
ing at his home; In the presence of his
wife and child. Hocontractcd asllght
cold a few days ago and paid but little
attention to It. Yesterday morning
he was seized with a lit of couching
which continued for some time. Ills
wife sent for a physician, but before
he could arrive another coughing spell
came on and Duckwell died from suf
focation." St. Louis Globe-Democrat,
Dec. 1, 100J
Ballard's llorehound Syrup would
have saved him. i5c, Win and $1. Sold
by Riter Rios. Drug Co.
Talk It Over with Your Wife.
There ant thousands at famlllen
homeless or living In poverty and
wretchedness to-duy, who could have
been living In comfort, hi ood homes,
If the husbands bad confided thalr
business affairs to their wives, says
Success.
Women are very much bettor Judgos
of human nature than men. They can
detect ra-scallt). deception and insin
cerity moio quickly.
I know business nioJi who would
never think of employing a manager
or superintendent, or a man for any
other Important ixisUion, or It choos
ing a partner, without managing In
some way to have tholr wives moot
tho man and gel a chance to estlmato
him, to read him. They Invito the man
whom tho aru considering for an
Important position to their home for
dinner, or to spend a Sunday, beforo
dochllug They want tho advantage
of that marvelous feminine instinct
which goes so directly 'and unerringly
to Its mark.
I liavo known of hoveral Instances
where a wife had cautioned her hus
band against having anything to do
with a man with whom ho was think
ing of going into businoss, but tho
husband Ignored the wife's opinion as
silly and disregarded liar advice to his
groat sorrow later, as the man turned
out enrtly as tho wlfo had predicted.
Stuck Up for Her Sex.
A schoolgirl In n Massachusetts
town had often been made to acknow
ledge tho superiority of her brothers.
One day her mother remarked upon
tho apparent utter lack of Intelligence
In a hen "You can't tench u hen
anything,'' Mio said. "They liavo
ruined moro of tho garden than n
drove of cnttlo would. You in teach
a cat, a i(og or pig somotb ag, but n
hen nover!" "H'ra!" oxclalmod tho
child Indignantly, "I think thoy know
I' Just as inuru a a rnnstora!"
jJ.m7 l ' I1"1 ! I I l' 'I ' ' MH ""' " '., ,
Fine Art Notes from Paree
Distinction and Difference.
"I uln' got no uso fob avarice," Bald
Undo lOhon. "but it sbn' Is safer fob
n man to hold on to money foolish
dan it is to spend it foolish."
Has Densest Population.
Bombay claims the greatest density
of population In tho world, nnd Its
claim Is only disputed by Agra, also
hi India. Bombay has 7(10 persons pe.
nere In certain nreas.
The Long-Suffering.
"1 am going to learn to play on a
horn."
"Gee! You must have a wonderful
belief In the patience of your neigh
bors." Houston Post.
The Joy of Doing Something.
Consider how, even In tlio meanest
sort of labor, tho whole soul of n man
is composed Into n kind of real har
mony tho Instant he sets himself to
work. Carlyle.
Style Taken from Indians.
The Iloiitel do Monvll stylo of hair
dressing is not original with the
French portrait painter. The lllack
foot Indian chief ahvajs wears his
hnlr with o lock over his brow.
Amateur Milkmaid.
"O, James!" exclaimed Mrs. Slttle,
"do let's movo to the country und kcop
cows, so we can have nice fresh beef
ten every morning!" Cleveland
Loader.
Mushrooms Grown on Sandy Soil.
Many believe that mushrooms nro
only to bo found on low, moist lands,
while they hnvn been gathered on tho
sandy hillsides of Long Island with
good resultB as to quantity and llavor.
Kln-'i Human Steed.
Tho king "f Obbo travels on the
bark or one ot IiIb faithful slaves nnd
wl)"n ho reo-hes n stieam ho remains
In his seat viillo his human steed
walks through ho water.
Immeii"-i Force In Frost.
No one has yet been able to con
struct n vpbjuI which can resist the
forco of freeing wauv. Twenty
pound steel hhclls hae boen rent
an If thoy were glass,
Use Denatured Alcohol.
Denatured alcohol U used In a bat
factory ot Manchester, Knglnnd. Tho
manufacturers use tho spirit, recover
It, and restlll tho product In their
own factory, and use It over again
until it is usod up.
Enjoyment.
"What do ou most enjoy about
automobillng?"
"The sense of relief," answered Mr.
Cumrox, "when I get to tho end of a.
trip and find that nobody has been
burt."
Mark of Man's Superiority.
God, that all-powerful creator of na
tuio and architect of the world, has
Impressed man with no character so
proper to distinguish hhn from other
an 1 nulls as by tho power of speech.
Qiilntllllau.
Encouraging Him.
"Ilenlly;' said Mr. Tlmnild, "I've
nover dreamed ot kissing n girl
against her will. I never "
"How fortunate!"" exclaimed Miss
Patience. "Dreams go by contraries,
you know."
Concrete Used In Pantheon.
In these days of Increasing uso of
concroto for building purposes. It Is
recalled! Umt tho Pantheon, In Home
about 2.000 years old, Is covered by a
dome ovor 142 feot In dlnnietor which
Is cast In concrot In ono solid mnss.
Broad Classification.
"What kind of an automobllo do
you prefer?"
"I know of only two kinds," an
swered Mr. Cumrox; "those Uiat aro
running and those that aro out ot repair."
Slow.
Just to prove how slow the world
Is to learn, It 1b only necossary to clto
tho fact that rich men contlnuo to dlo
thinking they can shut out both their
heirs and tho lawyers fiom participa
tion In their fortunes.
Victim of a Confidence Game.
Uncle Josh, fresh from Upcreek,
had been Inspecting tho family lco
box.
"Henry," ho said, "you told mo you
was glttln artificial ico. Tho feller
that soils It to you Is foolln' you. I'vo
looked at It, and totched It, and If It
ain't real Ice, by gum, I novor saw
anv!"
The Patient Strutjgle.
Pntlonco and struggle An earnest
Uk-o of what wo havo now nnd all
tho time, nn earnest dls intent until
we conio to what we ought to bo
Aro not these whut wo need? What,
In tholr rich union, wo could not got,
oxcopt In Juai such a llfo as tills with
Its delayod completions? Phillips
Brooks.
Darbarous Paris Vater.
Wo aro for from bla.-lng tho pro
focturo of t'. Loluu 7- warning us
that It la dat.,.rous to di nk tho water
that It supplies us without boiling It.
Tho systom, In spite of tho millions
wustod, Is absolutely barbarous. Vhon
It does not rain wo have no water,
iwid whon tt doos rain tho iwater Is
pot drinkable From L'Kclalr of Parle.
Negative Advantage at Least.
There Is this In favor of the automo
bile, says Mack Cretcher. It doesn't
get Its toll over the line or shed Its
hair In pour faco on n windy day.
Kansas City Journal.
His Last Act a Mean One.
Before committing suclde Dr. Hen
thaler, a prominent medical man In
Budapest, tore up a number of bank
notes und set lire- to his library of
10,000 books
Longest Span of Wire.
The longest spun of wire In the
world Is UBcd for a telegraph In In
dia over tho river Ulstuah. It Is
moro than G,000 feet, and 1b stretched
between two hills. 1,200 feet high
m
Driver Paid for Fun.
A motor car driver In London tho
other day charged and scattered like
chaff u whole troop of the Life Guards,
but paid eight dollars the next day In
the police court for his victory.
Seer's Mistake.
A Washington seer predicted not
long ago that the earth would bo
destroyed during tho present week.
Now ho has lost his reputation. The
wise seer always pi edicts the de
struction of tho earth at least n mil
lion years In tho future.
The Mark of the Strong.
The tendency to persevcro, to per
sist In splto of hindrance, discour
agements nnd Impossibilities It Is
this that in all things distinguishes
tho strong soul from the weak.
Thomas Carlyle.
The Situation.
"Queer situation In Cuba, Just
now.'
"Wlinl'H queer about It?"
"If the United States government
decides to annex It. then Its own gov
ernment will be forced to nn exit,
too."
V'here, Indeed!
A New Jersey high school principal
who was accused of tin:' ing und kiss
ing his pretty girl pupils has resigned
to "accept a moro congenial position."
Hut where rould he II ml n moro con
genial position than that? Chicago1
Journal.
Ports on the Great Lakes.
Klve cities In tho United States
which have upwards of 250,000 Inhabi
tants nre ports of the great lakes.
Tbero jro only live above that limit
on tile Atlantic coast, from tho Bay
of Fundy to the Florida strait.
Life's Struggles and Victories.
And this Is life temptation, trial,
struggle, contllct, possibly victory
tho strenuous llfef You cannot cow
ardly give P up. And you need all
the help you enn havo; and tho only
adequate help Is Jesus Christ. Henry
C. King.
Why Is Gossip.
Some people fall Into the very real
crime of talking about their neighbors,
not so much out of tholr badness ot
heart, us out of their anxiety to avoid
tho merely conventional crime of not
saying anything when thoy aro In com
pany. Puck.
Campaign Material.
"What 1 want to give the people,"
exclaimed tho orator. "Ih u speeclt
that contnhi3 facts and figures."
"You nro wrong," nnswored Senator
Sorghum. "Human nature is tho,
samo In politics as everywhere rise.
If you wat to gel 'em really Inter
ested, give 'em gossip."
Why He. Wanted Her.
"Stop!" commanded Miss Nuroa,
with a disdainful sniff. "Tho idea ot
your proposing to a lady In my sta
tion of life. You ought to know
better!"
"Well!" replied Mr. Hunter, "1 do
know better, but not richer."
Looking Forward.
"Have you any watches with wator
proof casos?" aBked tho young man.
"No," replied tho Jewolor. "What
Ib your object In wanting a wntor
proof watch?"
"Oh, 1 may havo occasion to soak
It ocaslonnlly," unswerod tho young
man.
Tri' Aim in Living.
Not tho making of a lino cnicor, but
the slmplo eialng of God'3 will. Is tho
ono true aim in living. Thus only can
wo achlovo ral suoccss. It wo do this
though wo f.i'l In tho earthly raco we
shall not tn". In God's sight. Rev. J.
R. Miller. D.D.
In Dreamland.
'A French barrister, whoso client
had tho mlsfrrtuno to bo found guilty,
appealed on tho ground that during
tho trial a Juryman was asleep. Tho
court of Cassation has held that tho
Juryman, ho' asleep, was technical
ly not present during tho hearing, and
Iiub quashod tho verdict and ordorod
n now trial,
First Canaries In Europe.
Tho flrBt hint that can ho found In
Europe of tho forbears of our canaries
who "dlscourso swcot n uslc" to us
winter nnd summer nllko. Is In Spain,
whero wo aro told that In 1478 somo
specimens woro brought by Henry,
tho navigator, on IiIb return from one
I of his voyacos, durlrg which ho
landed at the Canary Islands
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