Ogden Evening Standard | 1911-07-08 | Page 1 | Logan Council Feud Keeps Men Unpaid

LOGAN COUNCIL FEUD ' "" " f KEEPS MEV UNPAID Logan, Julp 8. The members of the' city council renowed the battle .over tho appointive offices of tho municipality munici-pality when the .regular session was held. Everything was lovoly until the appropriation bjll made Its appearance, appear-ance, and then the Republicans, true vtn their threatvtrlcd to have stricken from tho bill all items that were not i -' certified to by the new appointive officers. of-ficers. This, however, was prevented by the Democrats,,, who were In turn -defeated when thqy moved the passage pass-age of the bill. ' The action taken means that men at work on the streets and in other places, who have not been a party o the auarrel In any way, will hayeb sue to get tho , money they have earned. Ezra Eames, acting' as city marshal, arrested two boys', 12 years of age, this morning on a charge of having entered the home of Charles M. Harris Har-ris and stolen a valuable watch,, fob and some money. The boys confess-,-eri to the theft and ,also to several other burglaries that had puzzled the police. At least half a dozen homes i have been entered and small amounts J of money taken, but no clews wero i left and the officers could not locate the offenders until yesterday, when Eames visited the Harris home and saw the aperture through which the burglar entered. It was so small that only a child could have gone through it. He found that the two boys had been seen near there and at once arrested ar-rested them. They had thrown the fob away, but it was found.