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Show The Commissioners Meet and Transacts Routine business. busi-ness. College District Divided. The board of county commissioners met ID regular session at 10 a. m. yesterday. yes-terday. On petition the College load district dis-trict was divided so that the new district dis-trict will extend west from the sugar factory to the Mention road which Is Included. Tills comprises the district, as asked for In the petition. Joseph C. Olsen Is recommended as road supervisor. sup-ervisor. The petition had forty-one signers. The current bills for thepastmonth were allowed. The name of Mrs. Anna Olsen was placed on the indigent list with an allowance or W.00 per month. The claim of Geo. I. Rich for $5.00 as a Jury fee In the case of J. Roberts and S. Johnson, was lejectcd, the board having no autlioi ity to act. lt(-Hrtof tlu Condition of The First National Bank at Imuran. In tin' tat of t'tali. at tlio rloic of buslni'vi. An.'. -). Il'k'i. ItlXMJKC'KS. Ixiani and Discounts J50i'i3i OwnlrafH. M-ourrd and uiistvuri'd.. 4i.0n.nii V. H. Ilonds lotivururlrciilatlo 12.500 m Stix-ks. xreurltlps. etc. . 1.448.0 Hanklne liouv, furnlturu and Minimi Mi-nimi .1.000.00 Otlicrrcal citato owned 2.K4H,ir l)uu from ."tatti Hanks and llankcrt. 10.0in.40 lluo from approved ri,i,r airunts.. S&.M.:.'! Clitvki and otlirr caili Items l,ft!4,!!) Fractional paiivr currency, nickels, and cent 140.1S LAWFUL MONEY lirMKIIVE IN HANK, VI7'siK'Clo flS.W7.H0 U'lral-tender notes.... 7MI.00 S0.407.W) Itrdemntloii fund with U. S. Treasurer Treas-urer (5 iwr cent of circulation) 6.3.00 Total ...3M.4tn3 1.IA1I1L1TIEH. Capital Mock paid In t 50.000.00 Surplus fund 10.000.00 Undivided profits, less exiwnses and taxespald 5.04ilis National Hank notes outstanding... I'.'.500.u0 Individual deiwilts subject to cluck 15H.7K1.34 Demand certificates fit deposit. . 3.184.12 Tlmii certificates of deposit .... I33.!,l.20 Cashier's checks outstanding . . T5.29 Hills payable. Including certificates of deposit for money borrowed 10.00000 Total... f4.4(13.03 Stat k or Utah. i County of Cache I I, Allan M. Fleming. Cashier of the. alove-named bank, do solemnly swear that the nliove statement Is true to the best of my knowledge and belief. Allan M. 1'i.emimi. Cashier. SultwrlU'il and sworn to before me this 3Nt day of August. 1IW. II. A. l'edersen. Notary 1'ubllc. Correct--Attest Tnos. Smaht. lAMKX OlTAYI.K. C. C. Goodwin. Directors Notice. The V. L. M. 1. A. Convention of the Hyrum Stake will be held in the Hyrum Stake house, Sept. 10, W05, at 10a. m, and'.' p. m. for the olllceis and an evening session for the general public. A full attendance of officers U expeclally lequestcd. Anna M. Halph, president, lllrdie Savage, Sec. Progress, Just a Word A SERIES. NO. THREE Kveiy once In awhile we read of some sherlll whose gilt and determination determ-ination backed up with tlio necessary articles of warfare has protected a prisoner from a mob crazy to hang him. These mobs crazy as they are, hell-bent on wreaking vengeance on some miscreant, arc seldom so ear.y that the glitter of a steely eye behind a gun in the hands of an oillccr of the law who looks death will not arrest their attention. The world today may be likened to one of these mobs. In the rush for neecNsailes and luxuries, the people pay little heed to anything ordinary or-dinary around them, if thi-lr attention Is attracted it is only bv some one determined to do so, someone whose earnestness demands that they hail and heed. I if Logan and Cache Valley are to attract attention In tills great world the people heie must be determined to attract those whoso who in their lush look neither to the right or left. A toy pistol won't make noise enough lo do itIt lakes bombshells. Are there no determined men In this valley? It seems to us that we have heard many lurid tales of how the Democratic "big live" from Cache used to go to Salt Lako and there demand of the Demo- I cratlc party what it pleased, and 'tis said they usually got It. How I did they get it? Hy dint of determination they would listen to nothing noth-ing but that which tended toward the accomplishment or their end. Are these men dead? Are there not more of them? Could they not enlist themselves in behalf of the valley as these did for private and party gain? Men of determination can push this country to the front more eaMly than the Spartans held the pass tit Tliermopahi-. Yet the Spartans held allrlght. Is It borne in on the mind thaU Logan gets less of the good things tills state has to oiler than any other city? Did it ever dawn upon you that It's not because we can not get what we lose? Every public gathering of any description-political convention, fraternal outing, excursion, and such like that comes Into this valley advertlso us and leaves money In our midst. Can we get them oftener? Most assuredly If we go after them with determination that always wins. if we don't blow our own horn, no one will do It for us. We must bo alive, enthusiastic, optlmstlc, Inspiring. Most of the good things in this lifo are missed because they are not asked for. Shall Cacho pass up her rightful portion because no one will ask? What If that Commercial Club were more concerned with whooping Cache Valley than In social alia Irs and billiard tables? Get together, boost, llrst convince yourself, then another of what Cache is, what she can become and then never lose the opportunity to convince the world. Appoint yourself to a mission and fultiil It gloriously. Cacho Valley will reap a reward and yours will not be a small portion. a--"------- ----- - Kennedy a Laxative Honey and Tar Curei all Couatti. n4 txpels Coldi from tb iyitem by oently royaa tb bowel. a5H5H5H5E5B5S5H5H5B5E5E5H5E5g5E5H5E5H5H5B5H5Hj3B5lH . School Trustees Jeacher p , H All during the month of August we have re- ffi H ceived large shipments of school supplies, K H consisting of Note and Composition books, K nj Drawing and Print paper, Crayons, Pens K nj Pencils, Ink Erasers, Rulers--in fact Every- ffi H thing required in the School Room K . 3 Prices the" lowest. K' I Wilkinson & Son 1 K Book Store, .... Logan. SJ Eli5B5H5Hga5HgB5H5H5H5H5H5Hg55H5H5H5H5H5g5H5H5H5H5HEl The BRIGHAM YOUNG COLLEGE I LOGAN, UTAH, OPENS SEPTEMBER 18, 1905. Has no superior in the grade of work done by members of its faculty. Offers excellent courses in Liberal Arts, Civil Engineering, Domestic Science. Sci-ence. Normal Training, Commerce, Agriculture, Carpentry, Forging. The first school in the state to offer a course in Bricklaying. Write for catalog. BRIGHAM YOUNG COLLEGE, Logan, U. pm:'.! A Small Price splVtiruvtTSfsO dcsn'fc necessarily mean money ! iMiiXJClye savc(1 w,le buying a watch. The siljSli-0- '"' " real economy of honest wear and B3 correct time keeping is the true (jig test of value. He have built up a reputatllon for W reliable watches, and we intend to keep it up by sel" y ""K 0l,,y t,ie dependable kinds. Our stock embraces all the reliable American makes, as well as the "Cardon Special" a line movement which Is made for us and which we guarantee unconditionally uncondi-tionally we sell them all as low as dependable timepieces can be bouglit for anywheic. (BARDON JEWELRY eO., 1 1 Ul North Main Street. JtfM I A, TRIAL BOTTLE FREE. 1 Improves , P Cures I sjf the . 'fffpXi Constipa- A. f Appetite . g&.V n i rfftS Strengthen It aids wWk the Nervcs I Digestion iMWm and J? wSSs-V Invigorates j J. overcomes -J3M5ir v V w mtvmmm tne Entire jji i f Biliousness NATURES System. & ! Tj: PERFECT if TONIC I (Bity Drugstore. I '. Logan and Itiehmond. Utah. "Tjf t I Ijl The Front is White. &r OUR FALL STOCK OF I Rugs and Qarpets IS NOW ARRIVING. 1 r 1' will be to your advantage, and Inspect our stock before purclias-' purclias-' Ing. We have nothing but tho LATEST styles and choicest patterns. pat-terns. We can suit you If others fail. Spande Furniture Go. Sidney Stevens Building W. of W. All Woodmen of tho valley and friends are Invited by the 1. O. O. F. to an outing In Johnson's grove next Monday (Labor day). All Woodmen are requested to be present by order of 0. O. camp 747, Logan. E. J. MERRILL Osteopath. j Rooms-Over Rochdale Store Office Of-fice hours 0 to 12 a.m. and 1 to 6 p.m A or by appointment. f |
