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Show Y.M.M.I.A. Conference. A conference of the Young Men's Mutual Improvement Associations of this stake of Zion will convene at ten o'clock a.m. Sunday Jan. 1st 1882, in the Tabernacle, Logan. All the members of Associations who can make it convenient to do so are cordially invited to attend. Each Association in the Stake is urgently requested to send at least one representative. LYMAN R. MARTINEAU. Stake Supt. Information Wanted.We are requested to publish the following: LOGAN, Cache Co., Utah, Dec. 20., 1881. Mathis Nelson of this place, who was born at Christianstadt, Binkaby, Sweden, desires to communicate with his sister Anna Nelson. She emigrated from Denmark to Utah about seventeen years ago. Deseret News please copy. A new lot of Winchester Rifles, cheap at Z.C.M.I. Interesting Atmospheric Effect. At about 4 o'clock a.m. on Saturday last, shortly after the moon had risen, that section of our city lying east of Temple Hill, and the land as far back as the mountain was shrouded in a dense vapor, which did not seem to extend below the brow of the hill. The stratum of vapor resting upon the earth seemed but a few fathoms thick, while the mountains above and beyond it were very distinctly visible through the clear, frosty air. The rays of the waning moon added a peculiar effect to the interesting phenomenon. Just Arrived At A. Nielsen's, a well selected stock of Men's Clothing, Hats, Caps, and Furnishing Goods. The best ever brought to Cache County. Prices low. 15-sf And Still Another Railroad. The Salt Lake Herald gives the particulars of the organization of another railroad to be called the Central Pacific Railroad of Utah. The road, as may be seen from its name, is a branch of the Central Pacific. It will be built from Corinne eastward to a point near where Bear River intersects the line between Utah and Wyoming, a distance of 110 miles. It is proposed to continue the road eastward across Wyoming to Yankton, Dakota, at some future time and to push it through Utah without delay. Don't Forget! All persons indebted to Dr. W. S. Norcross are hereby respectfully requested to call and settle their accounts. All bills remaining unpaid Jan 1st, 1882, will surely be placed in the hands of an attorney for collection. 14-5t Room for More Workmen. Supt. C. O. Card of the Temple informs us that he can find plenty of work for carpenters or lathers who wish to work out donations. The building is now all enclosed, and is comfortable to work in. There is in it a large quantity of material to be worked up, and, though there are a number of carpenters at work, there is plenty of room and work for more. CHARTER OAK STOVES are always reliable. A Beautiful Place of Work. On Wednesday morning last, the rising young sculptor of Logan, Harry Brown, called upon us, bringing the last specimen of his skill with him. It is a unique piece of work, of exquisite taste and beauty. On a marble slab about four feet long by ten inches wide is carved in rustic letters, the motto, "God Bless Our House" The edge of the slab is carved in admirable imitation of a rustic frame for the motto. Allowing for such conventionalities as could not well be avoided, the whole forms a piece of work which may, without fear, be subjected to severe criticism. The bark, knots &c., of which the letters and frame are supposed to be composed, are carved with admirable skill and fidelity to nature. The slab is designed to be inlaid in the wall of an apartment, over a door or mantel, or to be suspended as an ordinary picture. Put to such a use it becomes a beautiful ornament. LADIES' COATS, DOGMANS[?] and ULSTERS from $6.50 to $25, a splendid line, at Z.C.M.I. A Good Meeting. EDITOR LEADER-A Y.M.M.I.A. was held in the Fourth Ward School house, on Tuesday evening, Dec. 2d., Bro. Nicolas Crookston presiding. Elders L. R. Martineau and S. N. Langton, of the stake Central Board were present and gave some very excellent instructions. The exercises were extremely creditable, and the very best order was observed. One young man, seemed inclined to let off some of his surplus steam through the safety valve of fun. But he soon became so absorbed in the proceedings of this brethren that had he depended alone upon the fun valve as a regulator, he must inevitably have busted, for from that time he forgot to give the cord of that escapement a single twitch. If such meetings as that prevailed in every ward of Zion the outlook for our Mutuals would be superlatively hopeful. VISITOR. No Cure No Pay. IF BROWN'S ARICA SALVE does not cure any case of Burns, Cuts, Bruises, Cold Sores or inflamed Sore Eyes, Messrs Ormsby & Ritter will refund your money. Try it, only 25 cts a box. 11 1y Shooting Affair at Beaver Canyon. On Monday morning the 19th. Inst., in Beaver Canyon after a night's debauch at the poker table, a quarrel arose between two of the poker players over an old dept. One of them drew his revolver and threatened to shoot the other, but was put out of the building. He then attempted to shoot through the window, the man he had been quarreling with, but the proprietor, who had followed him out, struck down the pistol as the would be shooter was taking aim. The weapon was discharged and the ball struck one of the shooters fingers and entered his thigh, seriously but not fatally wounding him. The above is furnished us by a gentleman lately from Beaver Canyon. Visits to the Y.M.M.I.A. On Wednesday evening last Elders L. R. Martineau and S. N. Langton visited the Y.M.M.I.A. of Providence with a view to ascertaining the condition of the Association and of imparting such instruction as might be necessary or appropriate. On the same evening Elders F. A. Bensen and R. F. Cummings Jr. drove to Benson for the same purpose. Their ride was an intensely cold one, but they were rewarded for it by a very excellent meeting. Considering the scattered condition of the people in Benson, the Y.M.M.I.A. is well attended. Passed Off Well. The play last Saturday evening passed off very well. The "Golden Farmer" affords an excellent moral lesson as well as much amusement. Not to go through the list of characters suffice it to say that all did well in the play. In the farce of "Cousin Joe" Mr. David Lewis appeared in the title role to much better advantage than ever before here, while Mrs. G. I. Bywater made a capital "Margery." A steady improvement is visible in our home company, which we trust will be kept up. Zion's board of Trade Have just received some of the finest and best Wagons ever brought to Utah. Parties thinking of purchasing Wagons will do well to call and examine. 11-1f Over 300,000 CHARTER OAK STOVES have been made and sold in the last Thirty Years. Removed the Terminus. On Wednesday last the terminus of the U.A.N.R.R. was removed from Silver Bow to Butte. The rapid progress of this road is simply wonderful, and shows that there is energy and business shrewdness in the management. The rolling stock of the road has lately been increased, and the institution grows and improves. Now is the Time To get a bottle of that justly celebrated remedy for Colds and Coughs, BROWN'S COUGH BALSAM. Try it and you'll use no other. 11 1y Wanted By J. H. Slinger, a girl to do Washing and Ironing, at the U. & N, Hotel, Spring Hill, Montana. 12-tf German Catarrh Cure Never yet failed to cure any recent case of Catarrh, Cold in the Head or Sore Throat when used with Sarsaparilla Dandelion and Iodide of Potassium. Old chronic cases of Catarrh yield at once. All of Brown's Family Medicines are sold by Ormsby & Riter. Logan, and by all dealers in medicine in Utah. 11 .y Don't Suffer Longer With Dyspepsia Headache and Liver Complaint when a 50 ct. bottle of BROWN'S PEPSIN TONIC will certainly cure you. Ask your druggists, Ormsby & Riter of its merits. 11-1y Z.C.M.I. has the best SOAP in the market. Buy some while it is CHEAP. If you want a good cook stove, get the CHARTER OAK A Splendid Affair. On Monday evening next the Central Board of Y.M.M.I.A. will give a grand ball, in honor of Christmas. The ball could not have been given on Christmas eve nor on Christmas night without infringing the Sabbath, hence Monday evening was selected. There is every assurance that the affair will be one of the finest and most enjoyable of the season, and we would drop a single word of advice to all who are fortunate enough to receive an invitation: Go. The company will be strictly select, and the auspices under which the ball is to be given is an assurance that all will be done that can be to enhance the enjoyment of the guests. KIRK'S CELEBRATED SOAP, cheaper than ever before, at Z.C.M.I. Broken Arm. On Saturday evening the 19th inst. Two boys engaged in a scuffle in front of the theatre, during which one of them, Willie, son of Brother Griffith Charles, aged about 10 years, had his right arm broken between the wrist and elbow. He went home, and not until the next day were his parents aware of the injury which he had sustained. His arm was bent in an unnatural manner and this led to the discovery. Dr. Lamreaux was called upon to reduce the fracture. Art Exhibition. A grand are exhibition was to open yesterday in Reform Club Hall, Salt Lake, which promised to be the finest affair of that kind ever held in this Territory. The number of paintings on exhibition is very large. Logan ae is to b e represented by the work of our artist Reuben Kirkland, and of our sculptor Harry Brown. We hope and believe these two representatives of are in our community will make a creditable showing. Oneida County Taxes. Assessor Fisher, or Oneida County, lately favored us with a few items relative to his calling. Number of taxpayers in Oneida county, 1201; assessed value of realty, $314,514.54, about half its real value: assessed value of personal property, $364,913.00, about half its real value. Total tax, $[?],043. Poll tax about $[?],400. Total revenue, about $30,000. NOTICE. THE stock holders of the Logan Canyon Road Company are requested to meet in the Logan Hall at 2 p.m. on the 3rd of Jan. 1882, for the purpose of electing five Directors and for such other business as may be presented. W.F. PARTINGTON, Secy. A GRAND TROPICAL EXCURSION TO SAN FRANCISCO, SAN JOSE, PAIARO, MONTGEREY, AND SANTA CRUZ. The New Port of the Western Ocean, leaves Ogden Saturday, January 14, 1883 and returns ony time within ten weeks, with stop over privileges. $[?]250 EACH For the Round Trip-First Class. Tickets can be had on application to B. R. Sheltier, Cashier Zion's Savings Bank, Salt Lake City, or from G. R, Tate, Merchant, at Ogden. O. H. RIGGS. JOHN W. SNELL, MANAGERS. 16-1m THE NIGHT OF THE SEASON! A VOCAL CONCERT will be given by the LOGAN CHOIR -on- Christmas Eve in the Tabernacle Basement. The programme will consist of a choice selection of Songs, Glees, Quartettes, Duets, Trios, Choruses, and Couple Songs by local favorites, Under the Management of PROFESSOR [A] LEWIS, ADMISSION 25CTS, RESERVED SEATS 50 CTS. Doors open at 7, performance commence at 8 0'clock. Don't forget Saturday, December the 24th. See Programme. Holders of reserved seats will please enter at the east door. 15 2 NOTICE. There will be a meeting of the stockholders of the Logan Co-operative Pasture Company in Logan Hall on Tuesday Jan. 3rd, 1882, at 2 p.m. for the purpose of electing five Directors for the ensuing two years and for transacting such other business as may by properly come before the meeting. C. W. NIBLEY, Secy. 15-3t Wanted, a School Teacher Franklin, Idaho, a good Teacher well versed in Ray's Arithmetic, Part Third, Reading, Writing, Geography, and Grammar, will [find?] some three or four month's employment at fair wages. L. ANDRAS, S.C. PARKINSON, W. WOODWARD, School Trustees. 15 tf W. A. CROCKETT, BILL POSTER! :pgan City; - Utah 7-tf J. W. MELEY, Is prepared to do all kinds of PLASTERING, INCLUDING cornicing and Centre Pieces. And one, two or three coat work at Lowest Rates. ALL WORK WARRATED [WARRANTED] OR NO PAY, TO BE RECEIVED BY ANY ARCHITECT. CORNICING,- 55cts. Per foot. CENTRE PIECES, - $2 TO $5 each. Apply by postal card of opposite Charley Frank's on the Island. ?? tf J. W. McNUTT & CO. OGDEN CITY, UTAH, Wholesale & Retail DRUGS, PAINTS, Oils and Varnishes, Window Glass and Wall Paper. FINE KENTUCKY WHISKIES! Imported and Domestic Brandies Wines, Gins, ETC., ETC., ETC., Imported Key West and Domestic CIGARS. Orders by mail [promptly filled at Lowest Prices. Satisfaction Guaranteed. 8-tf MARK FLETCHER Blacksmith. All kinds of Jobbing Work Done to order. Horse, Mule and Ox Shoeing A specialty. Shop on Fourth Street, one block west of Main, Logan, Utah. 9 3m EAGLE HOUSE! Salt Lake City, Utah, S.P. TEASDEL - Proprietor. In the various departments of this institution may be found every description of GENERAL MERCHANDISE The trade of country merchants and families is especially provided for. 1 tf HANSON & CO., One Door East of Tithing Office, THE PIONEER and Leading Merchant Tailors of Logan. A Fine stock of Home Made and Imported Goods and Ready Made Clothing kept on hand. Gentlemen's own material made up. First class work and Lowest prices guaranteed. N.B. - We pay the Highest Price for WOOL. Temple and Tithing orders will be taken. N.B. - Those owing the firm will please settle with O. Hanson. MATTHEWS & PETERSEN, Coach, House Sign and Ornamental PAINTERS. LOGAN CITY, UTAH. CARRIAGES PAINTED IN ALL STYLES AND ON REASONABLE TERMS. Graining, Marbling, Staining, Paper Hanging, Calsomining and Fresco Painting, Etc. TERMS TO SUIT THE TIMES ALL WORK GUARANTEED. Shop at Olsen's old furniture stand on 2nd Street. 47 3m Hay Wanted. I wish to buy 500 Tons of Good Hay! THOS. E. RICKS, Enquire at Ricks & Bitters Store, Logan. 6 tf THE MOST POPULAR OF ALL SEWING MACHINES is the LIGHT-RUNNING NEW HOME [illustration of treadle sewing machine] BEST MADE SIMPLE STRONG SWIFT SURE HAS NO EQUAL, IS ALWAYS IN ORDER AND WILL LAST A LIFETIME. SURPASSES ALL OTHERS Johnson Clark & Co. 30 UNION SQ. NEW YORK. CHICAGO ILL. ORANGE MASS. FOR SALE BY JOSEPH DAYNES. SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH. Z. C. M. I. HAS JUST RECEIVED A CAR LOAD OF THE OLD RELIABLE Charter Oak Cook Stoves, Also a Car Load James A. Kirk & Co's Soaps, SAVON AND RUSSIAN. At Prices that Defy Competition. Also a Car Load COAL AND HEADLIGHT OIL. S. S. WATSON, Manager. Stoves. Stoves. E. M. CURTIS, Has just received a choice lot of [????] Cook, Heating and Parlor Stoves, also a lot of the celebrated WARWICK RANGES; all of which have been selected especially for this market. Be sure you see the new stove ZION, before purchasing any other. Stoves and Prices are sure to suit. I have also a large stock of Tinware, Stove pipe Elbows, Roof Caps, and Stove Pipe. Safes constantly on hand. GUTTERS AND CONDUCTING PIPES made on short notice. Orders from points on the line of the railroad will receive [my every] attention - [?]. M. CURTIS, Adjoining Hammond's Book Store, Main Street, Logan, Utah. W. H. Stevens, Jobber and Dealer In TOBACCO, CIGARS, PIPES, & SMOKER'S ARTICLES Guns, Rifles, Pistols, AND AMMUNITION. Nice Assortment of Fishing Tackle. A Good Line of Smokers Articles and Meersham Goods. Fifth Street, ---Ogden. 8-5m Cannon The Tailor. I have just received the finest stock of MRECHANT TAILOR'S GOODS Ever shown in Logan, Including ENGLISH AND AMERICAN DIAGONALS AND CASSAMERES, FALL and WINTER GOODS, And I cordially invite any gentlemen to call and examine my stock, whether they order or not. PRICES AS LOW AS THE LOWEST. CARL J. CANNON, Tailor, 6-tf Third Street, Logan, First Door East of Post Office. FURNITURE HOME MADE AND IMPORTED. FAMILY SUPPLIES AND ALL KINDS OF GENERAL MERCHANDISE. CO-OPERATION The Manufacturing and Building Company of Logan, Manufacturers DOORS, SASH, HOULDINGS, RUSTIC Tapered Siding and Furniture. This company can offer Special Inducements on Building contracts. Planing and Turning done on short notice. PRICES OF PLANING: surfacing, 35 cts. Per 100 ft.; Planing, 40 cts. Per 100 ft.; Planing, Tongue and Grooved and Beaded, 75 cts peer 100 ft.; Moulding reduced 25 per cent. In our Store on Third St., 3 blocks west of Z. C. M. I. Will always be found a complete stock comprising all lines of GENERAL MERCHANDISE, and a large and varied stock of Home Made and Imported FURNITURE will always be found at our Furniture Store, on Main Street, Logan. W. NIBLEY, Manager. HENRY B ALLARD, President |
