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Show I Jas. Quayle New Councilman 9) I Will Fill Crawford's Unexpired Term. Other Actions of Council. ' ! I , 'The regular session of the Logan city council was held on Wednesday evening. A petition of the Cache Valley Fair and Drivlrg association, asking for a continuance of their possession pos-session of the Driving Park, was pre-- pre-- sented. Itwas represented that un-avoidable un-avoidable circumstances had pre- I vented the company from expending as much money as was originally agreed upon. The council felt lenient towards the association and voted for them to continue with the park as heretofore A petition signed by George Flster an r.wentjt others asking that bicycle rr-i' fictions be taken from the east si !.- of Main street from Center to Second South was referred. A communication from Fred Turner, Tur-ner, 'business manager ot the Logan Rki'ulican advising that orders be i.iii.M by the recorder for all printing t, ni bv Logan City, was read and the i i-ci:nniendatlons acceptedi 'N. A. Williams asked permission to conduct water under the pavement at .10 and 32 South Main. ' This was referred re-ferred to committee on side walks. A motion to create a new paving district was read and hild over until next meeting. J C Walters, attorney for M. F. t'ltteld and Ethan Allen, served notice on Logan City that unless the Judgments Judg-ments rendered In favor of the above creditors was pild forthwith, mandamus man-damus proceedlpgs would be Instituted Insti-tuted at once. Tl'e communication was referred to City Attorney Sneddon, Sned-don, Owing to N. M Hansen Jr. expecting ex-pecting to leave Logan In the near future, recently tendered resignation as cltv engineer was accepted. Applications from Eugene Schaub and Frank Moencli for the position of city engineer was referred (o vMayor Robinson. James W. Quayle wa3 selected to fill the vacancy In the city council caused by the retirement of J. W. Crawford. The 'vote was unanimous. The resignation of Geo. I. Fames as health officer was presented and accepted. , A notice ot sale of city refunding bonds was considered. The notice Is to sell forty-one thousand bonds with Interest at four and one-half per cent, payable semi-annually, principal payable pay-able In twenty years. The proposition proposi-tion was referred to the city attorney and finance committee, with power to act. ! I |
