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Show THE MOBSIXO EXAMINER, OGDEN, LTAE, TUESDAY MORNING, APRILS, 190L the rity. It was Examiner Tafaphana Numbers: la tfca day time call np MIX .! ar call at No. 107 24tli street. At xj night, after 7 p. m.. rail up Na II Standard Bunding. A dLKMUn Hi SECOND DAY J? ! OF MCE Made McQuarrie Speaks of Advertising; By Adveisc Critics. in Kruttschnitt's Office. Official Announcement RobL B. Lewis nas hardwood coal tor flat Iron. Ihuna 119. char- Osvar Cox ingioti. editor and proprietor of the Morgan Minor, a a In town veit onlay. Mr. Covington say that Following closely on tha transfer ot ovring the tix year he ha been in KnitischnUt and E. O. belter been Julius never ha Morgan there to the liarriman line' offices in tiiix-than now. The establishment of of acw a hunk In that rity much appreciated Chicago and the appointment general nianasers for the different by i he business interest. Harriman roads, a number of minor Now plant SWEET TEAS. Bny seed appointments have been announced to till the vacancies created by these in bulk of Skeen e Co, 352 21th St. promotions In the different companies syndicate, Sheriff Bailey went to Balt I.alit controlled by the NewMr.York Kruttachnitt'a it maa announced at paihe and requisition prt yesterday office yerlerday that tha position of pers to bring Qiiiutiey bark from San assistant general manager of the OreSlierilT FranciscoDeputy Short Line, formerly held by E. E. gon thia mart the fur left with the papers manager of the Calvin, now evening. ' Oregon Railroad and Navigation company. hail been almDshed. Buy aa incubator and make the pouK. Buckingham ia appointed general Co, 352 ltry btisincsa pay. Skeeu superintendent of this company, with 2iih St. headquarters at Bait Lake. His Jurisdiction will extend over the Balt Lake Val-Jtdivision of the Southern Paclflc and John W. Diamond of 8an Luia Col, waa In the city yeaierday en also that portion of the Union Paciilc route to Brigham City on a vialt to rel- line (rnra Ogden to Green River. ative there. Buckingham's successor as superintendent. of traneimrtatinn on the Union Onion aria are going fart Don't Pnelflr ia J. M. Umber, former general put off buying loo lung. Skeen Co, sAperlnieadent or the western division of the Rock Island. Previous to going 252 24th Si. with ihe Rock Iainnd Mr". Gruber wa Many new hall were nold by Sir. 8. assistant general superintendent of ths G .Lyon for EaKter, but the stock has Great Northern. been replenished by the arrival of more new pattrrai from New York and Chicago. These liatn are now on exhibition at the store. s 1 - t y, t I Call up Excelsior Market, 171 K, for prime cuta, eastern and home d rested NOT meat. For the Cache Valley Besl" high patent brand of flour eali at Carver'a grocery. 2348 Washington avenue, rhone 227K. C. F. Poulson of Idaho Falla ing In Ogden. Gambling Should Be Regulate In visit- by the Gty. Thomas is in the city. lake Fitzgerald of Salt The Agnllu meets at the residence of Urn. Jacob 8. Bo reman. 2354 Jefferson avenue, this afternoon. e Attorney D. 8. Truman of Salt Lake tt inserted legal business in thia city yesterday. Mr. Murray of Rock Springs, Wyo Is visiting her daughter at the Barred Heart academy In thia city. Mrs. H. H. Henderson of Balt lAka Oty spent yesterday In the rity. piano in use only two months. Will lie nold at a bargain. Call at Examiner office. A new FOR BALE John Dyer, salesman for the F. J. Xleeel Co, la In the rity. Representatives of the Salt Lake and Ogden High schoola held a meeting in thin city last week for the purpose of perfecting a schedule for the proposed games to lie played by these two teams during the roming year. It was decided to play three games, the Aral at Balt Lake City on Saturday, April Mrs. Runyon of thin rity ia visiting with friends and relatives In 8nll Lake, Piano to rent. New instrument. rets Box D, Examiner office. 'Add of Balt Lake City spent yesterday in this rity with J. T. Hurst and family. M. A. Breeden T. W. C. T. IT. meets at the residence of Mrs. C. E. Smith, 579 Twenty-thir- d street on Wednesday afternoon at. 2:30 o'clock.' Kelley, the priseflyht promoter Bill Hanson leaves for Balt lake today to dun a baseball uniform and appear fur practice with that team this week. The members of the Seventeenth Quorum of Seventies will please lake notice that the regular meetings hereafter will begin it ( p. m. instead of p.m.' of the newly organised Ogden baseball team are requested In lie present for regular evening practice at the Taliernocle square aa soon on after 6 o'clock a possible. Tbs Oak beer hall on Twenty-fif'- li Street has been sold to Calls A Reherg, former proprietors of the Owl saloon. The new parties took charge of the Oak yesterday. Mrs. George W. MeCune has presented her husband with a line baby The Ogden company that is Hiring for fuel oil at Promontory Point is greatly encouraged over the proiects encountered to a. depth of 120 feet. T. E. Black, who la In from the oil of the drilling has flehl. rays been asphalt formation and seeiiagra send out live to six gallons of liquid asphalt daily. 1 one-thi- Fosters Band Reorganized (or Gty Council Will Investigate Eloquently did Dr. Ijimkin preach this subject last night at the There was n large Bsiitiat church. audience and great interest was shown. Tbe speaker said that penalty ia the inevitable and necessary read ion of a moral law. Uod la not a x indiclive being, who goes about enforcing arbitrary commands. Bin brings tbe reaction of violated nature. Sin is insubordination to law. Referring to the effect of sin upon man, be said, ft bring death to the human body, death to the moral nature, killing cunaclence. destroying the will and destroying the soul. Few speakers have the wealth of Illustration that Dr. Lamkin poasesaea, and he has a rare power in enforcing He will preach today at 3 truth. o'clock and tonight at 8 o'clock on Cod a Call to the Sinner." upon Large Usefulness. rd ' -- suc-reaa- en DAN at tha audience greeted Dan at tbe opera house last night, when he presented The for the second time in thin oily Old Mill Stream." It telln of the plain people of the Catskills locally where Mr. Sully makes his summer home and Incidents In their life in worked up into a story which In of tome heart interest, has touches of humor and pathos and bristles at times with bright, crisp A fair-siz- ed Sully on hln annual visit Daniel P. Markey, supreme commander, Kuigliia of tbe Maccabees of the World, wllh Mrs. Lillian SL Hollister, supreme commander of the ladies of Ihe Maccabees, and Mias Bins West, Ladies of the supreme record-keepe- r Maccabees, were in Ogden yesterday. The party arrived from Salt lake yesterday afternoon, after spending two days nt the mate capital, where they init iated a class of 225. At Portland a class of 200 was initiated, these two citiea making the banner record of the (our. In the afternoon ihe Lndien of the Maccabees held a meeting In their hull and Initialed a class of sixteen. At 8 o'clock In Ihe evening the Knights of the Maccabees held an open meeting at the Congregational church, which was well attended. Judge J. A. Howell, of the Municipal Court, presided, and tie following program was carried out: Overture Ogden Mandolin and Guitar club. i". Address of Welcome Judge J. A. The motive is quits obvious. Honor f st Laura M. Melghin. Chas. Meighan. THE MEIGHAN ABSTRACT COMPANY. 2408 Wash. Ave. Telephone 662-Y- . SWITCHMEN STRIKE. TRUNK FACTORY. Panama. April 4. -- Tbe railroad 25th Street. Manufacturers of Trungs and Bags, switchmen hare Joined in tbe strike leather Good. Repairing at rcawm-abl- of the railroad laborers. Vnlteii State prices, on t,hnrl notice, fail and marine will be landed on tlie wharves e ns and we ran save yon 2.7 per and other property which the Untied cent. DAVID I. GALLACHER. States are now patrolling. CALLACHER'S 322 e of Funeral service over the remains A. Wright, who died in thia week, were held from tha Methodist church yesterday afternoon. The services were under the auspices of the Royal Arcanum, of which the deceased waa a member. Interment was made at the City cemetery. The floral tributes were many and beautiful. The Rev. Samuel Blair officiated. of James city last Supreme Officers Present at Exercises Last Night. in the aortal relndonn of life not leas than In the world of business affairs is the mark aimed at There la con- . Service SULLY. Audience Greats Him Optra House. Falr-Sisc-d FUNERAL OF J. A. WRIGHT. Ware Under Ausplcea Royal Arcanum. . OF MACCABEES -- The W. C. T. V. will meet Wednesday. April 6th at 2.80 p m. with Mrs. street. A C. E. Smith, 579 Thirty-Firfull attendance ia earnestly requested. Charges Against Police. Articles of incorporation of Foster's military band bars been filed by Attorney Joseph Chea with ths county clerk. Tha incorporators are: W. P. Foster, C. M. Hel stand, W. W. Boyle, T-- J. Paine and D. Clapier. The purposes which they have incorporated for are lo furnish public and private persona brans bands, orchestral and vocal music, to conduct brass band and orchestra, to give musical instruction and to conduct plays, dramas and other amusement. Tbe comimny Is capitalized at 810.-00-0. 1 with par value of shares at each. The officers of the company are W. t, P. Foster, president: T. J. Paine, and M. Hlestand, secretary and treasurer. Tbe board of directors are the live incorporators. pro-no- of SalL Lake, was in the city yesterday. AH memlwrs WAS ORDERED " 18. 7:20 PAY ron-tlng- Supl. William Allieon of this rity in conspent yesterday at Balt nection with the propose J school exhibit at the St Louie fair. Mrs. church. It must be diaconraglng to the ene-miof this people." declared Apostle when they look over A. O. Woodruff, the past and see all that they have duns to crush this church has only tended to strengthen the rhureh and Increase la faith of the aaiuta. The clouds on the horizon do not shake the faith of the taints.'' Elder John G. McQuarrie. president of tha Eastern State's Mission, said: The prrse la carrying the message to thousands of homes and the church is growing by reason of tbe advertising received at the hands of nu adverse community. During the past year we have achieved greater in Boston, Brooklyn, Philadelphia. Allegheny and New York than ever before." IT siderable consistency to the plot and a dramatic situation notable when the old miller la almost mobbed by the crowd who are trying to get him to street a girl he has It was reported yesterday that J. J. turn into the under bln root and whose reputaken war swear out to intended Shepherd assailed by the village gosrants in tha afternoon against Chief of tation Atia this Juncture he tells the peosips. and Brown Police Browning. Captain of the Magdalene, na apthe atory ple of on the strength Detective Pender occasion, and asks only tbe to plicable the testimony given at the Shepherd him who is without blemish to caat the trial at North Ogden. The county at- Orel atone. torney, Captain Hulknlskl, wan seen Mr. Sully did not make so real a and stated that no aueh application had miller ns be did a parish priest, but If he When asked been made to him. bln Impersonation waa an earnest one would commence such a proceeding, and bln methods entirely free from be staled that If a responsible party theatrical exaggeration. Many of hln Howell. came to him with sufficient e video o points ware nude with good effect Addrees 8tate Commander W. 8. that n state law had been violated, along tha line of natural sympathetic Gray. be would not heaitsta to proceed and humoroua acting. Selection Ogden Mandolin and GuWhen Tha supporting company waa very itar club. , against the guilty , parties. efAddress-Mr- s. asked If he would proceed against the good, at was also tha scenery and Lillian Hollister, sugamblers upon request of Mr. Shep- fect!. preme commander ladies of the Macherd or any other party, he sold; cabees. PISTOL CLUB. 1 believe that local Recitation Minn Craig. should Address D. P. Markey. supreme ought to apply and every city Last In Thin Was City Organised maintain Its own police regulations. commander of the Maccabees. Night. I could proceed against gambling, etc, Selection Ogden Mandolin and Gulaud evening the Acme nlol Club itar club. but where a city has ordinances some of Ogdon's Mr. Markey Is proud of the Utah agaltial drunkenness, disturbing Ihe wan organised by and It is exiierted of his growing order. He adpeace, gambling, and prostitution. I be- young nimrUroen, marks- min u, sn1 the allowing mads by tha lieve (hose ordinances should be left that there shall be some good near fufhra. men the In Maccabees yesterday In bla honor waa entirely In the hands of the police and The object of the club la to hold evidence sufficient to pmre even to an though there may be state laws rover meets as time social a have and outsider that they are worthy of pride ing in whole or part the same offenses, well os to develop good Into good marks- and confidence. It has not been our policy to Interfere. was officers When the supreme, commander last Last fall I made reiwrt In writing men. The first election of to the Board of County Commissioners held April 4th.A. with Arch Browning, visited the state, nearly seven years Secretary ago. the entire roster of Maccabees In relative to the county officials taking President; A. R. Browning, L. Clark, Field Cap- the state numbered 250; now tbe memand Treasurer; np the prosecution of. cases covered by The members an A. A. Brownbership Is In the neighborhood of 2.500. both thecal ale law and the city ordi- tain. An-Browning. Leon Keley, R. and judging from the attendance upon nances. At that time the commission- ing. Wn Pldcock, Earl Emmett. yesterday's ceremonies it comprises an ers decided not to take np that lint U Clark.Couch. Walter Stephens and intelligent, body of men. who are enArthur a of prosecutions. If it were done, thusiastic In tbs cense of fraternnilsm. ScancnfL John rehalf doxon deputy sheriffs would be The memliership of the Maccabees In attoran ualntnnt and couuty quired Utah has not yet reached a sufficient tha for a and stork working yard icOERJREYHIES ney number to entitle the order to a state prisoners, similar to one operated by lodge here the subordinate tents of I made the city at present. Yesterday this state being under the direct superentertained H. Henderson H. Mrs. to a verbal report of the same tenor nt the Weber club yes- vision of the supreme tent. Attendance upon yesterday's meeting was the board and they agreed upon the a few trlendi afternoon. terday same policy as heretofore-A- t wholly voluntary, therefore, and without the usual Inducements for attendthe tier t Ion last fall, the people best of one the Richard Coghlan. endorsed the wlJe open policy of the ing state lodges. M timbers of the variin Press operators known Associated city administration by returning them the West, Is vlsitlug relatives In Og- ous tents throughout the state gathered here simply to i greet their suto office and It would be a repudiation preme commander stiff to lien Hit hy the of that verdict rendered at the polls den. and interchange of fraternal for any one to sneak In now and Inwas examined by Doctors the exemplification of thegreetings Mrs. Craw work. sist upon some other policy being Skeen and Smith at ihe sheriff's of Supreme Commander Markey la on adopted. But. of course, whenever It flee yesterday afternoon and the way east from an official tour of becomes necoessry to exercise the arwas Mrs. Uraw need rsne. the Dari lie coast slates and British power of the state of Utah to protect rested upon a complaint sworn to by Columbia. He expresses the highest the people. T am ready and willing to her husband. satisfaction with the condition of set the machinery of the state In operin the west, and is especially ation. A marriage license was issued last pleased with Utah, which Initiated the cases 107 ont of 1902. In ihe year to C. H. Kdson, ago 22. and largest class In his presence of any of runvirted It1 the state for felony and evening Marie ago 23, both of Og- the states he has visited. An1ernn, were sent to the at ate prison. Ilfty Oue result of my trip.' 'said Sir. den. sent from Weber county, and Balt Lake Markey last night sill be that I shall second. a even waa not good county Lyman Skeen la seriously ill at his recommend to the supreme lent the This means a great deal of work. establishments of western headquarIn Plain City. home Justice as four I have served years ters to the end that the order may 1 of the Peace, and know from experSir. and Mrs. Ralph E. Hoag enter- be more serviceable to the membership ience It Is Imporalble to legislate peo- tained a few friends at the Virginia of tbe states on the Pacific slope. This ple Into luting good. These things have last night on the occasion of their western headquarters will handle ail business for this section pertaining to and If these eleventh wedding gut to be anniversary. the sick, funeral and accident departplaces are closed up. the only result will be that they will be scattered nil The Lyceum theater la presenting a ment. It will handle all applications over the Hty and the evil then rouM fins' bill thia week. The three per- and take care of the payment of ail nut be even located only in Isolated formances last night crowded the claims, thus greatly expediting ths of business for this region, cases. house to the doors on each ooarfnn. transaction Johnnie Williams, the funny comedian, which I have discovered la a long way is unusually clever and a winner In from the aeneral headquarters at Port ADMIRES AMERICA. Huron. Mich. Another feature which I every respect. Cliartrs Karr, the local shall reixintmetid he adopted right CniK'iihagen. April 4.- - In llie course baritone, is incressing hit already away Is a plan for expediting the payof King Edward's reception of Ihe dip many admirers by his high grade se- ment of death rialms. which can be aclociuts today the Klug waa especially lections. The musical Buttons also complished hy ihe cutting out of a an musical tospecialpresent entertainig in bis attitude ami cordial friendly Trask and Murray and Rockway certain amount of ml tape. wards United States Minister Swen- ty. refined sketch artists, are and Conway, warm cal son. The King expressed the FIRE AT TAMPA. of rare ability and bring admiration for President Roosevelt, entertainers Uie applause of the large audiences. and said he was glad the President's Cuban Baby Burned in Cigar Factory. influence bad been thrown in the di Tampa. Fla.. April 4. As near as UNION RECOGNIZED. ran Its rertion of the cultivation of friendly, thr Are which swept and Britain Great between West Tgmpa this bill which relations, 4. Vice- - PresiApril Indianapolis. he. fi he and he added at o'clock was praci i ally under conihe United States, dent. of the United Mine Worktrol. mixed a lust- - which will rxcred lieved svtch yd nitons worked toward ers. returned from Charleston. e I'UM.onn. and prospermia iatsrrourse be Wesi Va.. wheretoday The only death loss an far he ban been a'tendlng tween the nations of the world. the district Joint conference. He said aa known is that f a Cuban baby in nr of th cigar factories. that recognition hid been awarded the burnej FI ft ran block of business hones and FLOODS ARE OVER. In the Kanawha. Elk and Guy- -' miners Evansville. Ind.. April 4. All the andnrte river districts and all their prarly run tenements were destroyed. West Tampa hs only a small water streams In Southern Indiana win prob- branches and that all the miner ably ba bark in their channels by tbe would become members of the mine plant and as a consequence the water supply gave out. Hundreds of families last of the week. workers union. of rigarmakere are homeless. A fair estimate of the property and crop losses along the Wabash and DEMOCRATS ELECT MAYOR. FIRE DESTROYS POTTERY. White rivers is f 400.00A. You are Invited to attend the day evening social at Conley's. The special feature will lie that pretty cotillon entitled A Trip Around the BananaiT will be presented aa favors. Tues- E. HERE 4.' Thankagiv-iu- g Balt Lake City, April fur ihe prosperity and growth of marked the second day of the rbun-the annua! conference of the Mormon DOES INVESTIGATION NEW OFFICERS. Annual Election Held by Members of Epiacopal Church, The members of the Episcopal church met last night and elected the following officers for the ensuing year: Rev Brown, rector. H. C. Tarry, senior warden. J. S. Lewis, Junior warden. W. B. Prout, Dr. E. H. Smith and J. E. Williams, vestrymen and trustees. WILL FIGHT TONIGHT. Twenty-roun- Bout at Salt Lake night. d To- bout between The twenty-roun- d Rattling'' Nelson and Spider'' Welch, which take place at. Salt Lake City this evening, has aroused considerable interest In thia city and many of the local sports will go to Balt Lake to tea the fight. Beats are still on sale at tha Falataff Cafe. Moat of the seats in tha large Balt Palace, which la calculated to hold 2.500 people, have been sold crowd la lucked and a for. h Both participants are in condition, and each expects a victory. record-breakin- g top-notc- REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION. Salt Lake City April 8th. For above occasion the Oregon Short Line will make an open rate of one fore for the round trip from all points in Utah to Balt Lake. Tickets on sale April 7. and also for train leaving Ogden at 10:45 a. m. April 8, good for return till April 9. ' TO PARDON POWERS. Resolutions inll Chicago, questing Governor Beckham of tucky, to Interfere In the rase of Caleb Powers, convicted and sentenced to die for the murder of the late Governor Goebel have been passed at a meeting of Evangelistic and Christian Workers conducting services .here under the suspires of the Presbyterian church. They request Gov. Beckman to make use of the pardoning power, either setting Powers free or securing the convicted man a new trial A 4. reKen- CAPTAIN WILLS DEAD. Calnmet, Mich., April 4. Captain W. minH. Wills, one of the ing men In the Lake Superior region, today died of cancer of the stomach, best-know- n aged 56 years. He was identified with iron and copper raining Industries here and lu Arkansas. BANK FAILURE AT GUTHRIE. Guthrie, Ok, April 4. The Capital National bank of this city, one of the oldest hanking Inatltui ionic In Oklahoma. and a territorial and United Stales depositary, closed Its doors today. It was placed in the hands of the comptroller of the currency. A statement la not obtainable at this time. U. P. MAY ACQUIRE ROAD. Wash.. April 4. It la announced that negotiations for the wale of the Bellingham Bay and British Columbia railway to the Great Northern, have been broken off. It Is now declared that if the road is sold It will pans into the hands of the Union Pacific. Bellingham. acint-offlriall- GENERAL RICE DEAD. Washington. April 4. General V. Rice of Ottawa. Ohio, pension agent at Columbus, during the second Oveland administration and since then the purchasing agent of the U. R. census bureau, died today, aged 67 years. Ani-eric- ui ELECTIONS IN MONTANA. Socialists Get I n ii Bure-thin- WILLIAM GLA8MANN, Mayor. It waa moved and seconded that a committee of five be appointed to in- vestigate the charges aa per request of the mayor. Councilman Nye stated be was not in favor of the committee being appointed unless 'the chief of police ao derirad. He aald: It will taka more than a blank affidavit to prove to me that the chargee made In the circular isaued by J. J. Shepherd ora true. So for as he waa Informed no specifics charges hod been made and tbe atnte-men- ts he had seen 'were mild in com- pariaon to the charge made in a hand bill that waa distributed over the city Just before the last election. Tbe whole city administration waa attacked In these and no investigation waa made. He thought the reputed author of these charges Waa at least in aa good standing an the community as Mr. Shepherd. Councilman Davidson thought ah investigation should be made. Councilman Mayes hod grant confidence in Chief Browning and In the entire police department and thought that nn investigation would be to the credit of all members of the police - 1 r Adopted. A petition was presented from U'iL liam Flock, by his attorney, M. 1). l eager, claiming unlawful arrest a.id assault and asking for 82,500 damagra. Referred to tbe police rommltter. J. D. Murphy reported that the revision of city ordinances had been unavoidably delayed, but he would bs ready at the next meeting of the council to present a full report Tbe priming of these ordinances was referred to Ihe engrossing committee with power to acL Council adjourned. REGULAR MEETING Crittanten Hums Board Receive Good News. The Crittentou Home Beard held its regular monthly meeting at thn mayor's office yesterday afternoon. Nothing more than the ordinary bmdntus was transacted. It was found that llin home bad succeeded In emerging from all debt and that It waa in a splendid condition in every way. It cunt aim u many Inmates aa can be conveniently taken care of. A home baa been bund for one of the little baby girls where In the state of Washington, where she has been adopted anil will receive an education. Preparations were mule for the reception of Mrs. Riggs of Fort'and, Oregon. who comes by advertise anil rouse interest In the home Ihroufiluu't the stale. She is expected here oa April 30. INTERNATIONAL ARBITRATION. Washington, April 4. An International convention to further promoie the enure of international arbitration waa adopted today At the suggestion of the American group of lntenisliim.il parliamentary unltin as one of the topics to be discussed at the merting of the union at St. Louis in September. Thin decision was reached today force. at. a meeting of the American group, Councilman Emmett was In favor ot held at the capital In response to a rean Investigation. for quest suggestions for topics lo l Councilman Chambers would favor discussed from the secretary of the exan investigation if made by a citizen, ecutive committee, which ia to meet in but was not in favor of even listening of to charges made by snrh a man an Brussels April 25, for the purpose St. Louis a for the program outlining area who not a citizen, only Shepherd, a boomer and who had no Interest In meeting. Representative Bartholdt presided Ogden. The American Councilman Paine was opposed to at the iameeting today.members and of group composed a committee and apimintlng incurring of Congress. expense. Chief Browning was present in the council chamber and some of the council men requested that, he be consulted aa to whether he desired Ihe investigation. He had nothing to fear from such procedure. but. thought it wan due the ixiliee force to have a public You pair of glasses and deInvPMtigation. the same day the orthem liver The chief having expressed a desire No lens too la received. der for the Investigation, none of the roun-i-ilmcomplicated. Only high grade felt inclined to oppose it, and work allowed to leave tho premthe question was called for. At this ises. juncture, J. J. Shepherd. Who waa present , arose and stated that he wantTm ed to explain hla iKwltion. but ns the been Presibad called for. Manufacturing Optician. question dent Carr could not grant him the privilege without a motion until after the vote on the question. Mr. Shepherd then left the room, before the vote was announced by the chair. The motion having carried unanimously, the following committee waa appointed: Williams. Davidson, Chambers, EmIs the Staff of Life and Energy mett and Carr. Tbe mayor returned without his approval the notice of a special election for voting sewer lion la. suggesting some minor changes. These changes The were approved and Thursday, May 5, was set aa the day of election. The appointment of the parltkeepera was also returned by the mayor without hla approval and was referred to the buildings and grounds committee. Tne cnmmttleeon liceiiea reported In (Under New Management) favor of granting a plumbing license W. Clapp. Report adopted. to Can supply your every want in tM Jones Bros, were grauted a rebate meat line. mn Ill Grind J. Rushmer en A T... ...M MEAT MARKET ARMOR in an Alderman at nn their peddling license. Butte. Butte. Monl, April 4 -- Ele. tion The lire committee reiiorted tha Try ua and you will come again. Try day pa eed off very quietly throughout they had derised to dispose of acme of cur EASTERN MEATS. plana Montana, there being no great amount the wonted water in the south Frerh fish and oysters at oil iim part of of interest shown in moat of the town. Only aldermen were to he elected and party lines nrere not strictly drawn In many Instances. In Butte the anti-tru- st and Itlmr parties combined and elected five aldermen. the socialists elected one and the democrats two. With all kinds of garden tools. G , arden Rakes. Hoes. Shovels. Fp3 In Anaconda the election of four "wn Rakes. Digging Fork, Pitch Fo rks. Pruning Shears. Grass Shear democrats ani two republicans for alLawn Mowers. Garden Sets, Sprinkling Cans, Axes and Hatchets. dermen and the utter defeat of the socialists waa the result of the Helena. Mont.. April 4. In the city East Liverpool. Ohio. April 4. The election today the democrats elected George C. Murphy pottery waa E. R. Purcell mayor and J. J. Grogan by fire tonight. Lor. 1123.000; Mice magistrate and one alderman. insurance small. The republican elected T. B Kirkcn-da- li tinn. aldermen. The rfti 'ens or city tVensurer an I sex-eshould honor The socialists ih iat The fight was made on the mayoralty Julius Krcuscliuiit. when he arrive In ntadp a hard flrht.throughout but were in nearlr loud Issues n;i purely this city next week. cxery instance defeated. -d At the meeting of the city rounrdl teat evening all members were present A communication from the mayor in regard to charges against the police officers, made by J. J. Shepherd, waa discussed and a great deal of comment made. The communication follows: To the President and Members of tbe City Council: Gentlemen I desire to coll attention of the council to the charges made against the' police force of Ogden City hy one J. J. Shepherd, la which it in charged that certain members of the force are protecting vice and crime for a money consideration and threatening the life of J. J. Shepherd, and also that tbe fines imposed by our municipal court are regulated for and dictated by alleged Twenty-fift- h street gamblers. A few days ago I requested the captain of police to take possession of the various tools and devices used for gaming and to have them examined nn to the character of devices used. This man Shepherd charges and claims to have affidavits in hin possession that ths police force notified the saloons and other reaorta that the police were coming to take the tools, etc. 8hepherd has made ao many wild chargee some of them I know ore absolutely false and having been advised that he ia a gambler g and practitioner, I have refrained from paying any attention to hln wild, exaggerated end. I believe, untruthful stulcmenta, but a repetition of these charge! seem to lend some 0t our unsuspecting people to believe that there may be something in what ho chargee, and I have decided to make an investigation of these charges against our police force. I ask the council to appoint a committee to Join the mayor In thia investigation and that the committee be given full power to send for witnesses, administer oaths and do what In necessary to make a complete Investigation, in order that if there are any dishonest men on the police force who have taken money for n failure to suppress crime, or a traitor among them who has exposed the contemplated action of the chief officers, may be rooted out and also to save the othen members of the force from the disgrace and insinuations attempted to be fastened on the police forcer, which I believe could not truthfully apply to any member of the force. I aak for this your earnest and prompt consideration. Respectfully submitted, recommended that ae actios be taken on 'the petition from Wall avenue. They also reimrel th- f they had examined the street and that it worked suoeersf-ii- ysprsaWer &ni that a warrant be drawn for iu. chase price. Report of committee I,., adopted. A warrant of 839.50 was ordered drawn to pay for hooka an.1 raru .k. dex for the city treasurer's office. Hem mark Bonn ilkee per reported animals had bnt Unit twenty-on- e taken up and redeemed by oi.Pr during the month of March. The ia. port was filed. The city engineer reported that pi" per cent of the frontage wa uur by the parties molesting agaim-- t ti oiiening of Canal avenue, the city ih gaining Jurisdiction. A warrant wan ordered drawn for 13.64 to pay ihe erroneous assesenu-i.- t for paving in front of W. H. Wrigiu 4 Bona' Co.'a property. . The repent of the military inj)eL... for March waa accepted. Hal verson Bros, and William J. Psl 11 more applied fur plumbing li- - ciu,. which were granted. The city treasure' rrimn fq March shows: Receipts. amouut in treasury, 27.32li.S8. T! reiiort was filed. The clerk of the municipal court re. ported as collected for the niunili .J March 82.383.M and turned over to i;, city treasurer. Aurelia M. Crocker and other the council for an elcctrii,t on the corner of Washington aiiic and Canyon road. Referred to committee. The sidewalk in front of William Humphrey's residence, which has tncq rejected, waa referred to the romrP-me- n of the Second ward wtih p.m.r to act. William Royal presented a claim i f 88 for damogea done to his buggy, inferred to law committee.' Arthur Murphy applied for a liquor license. Referred to license commit, tee. Councilman Chambers introduced resolution granting business men the privilege of placing electric sign on-the able walk, providing ihai ihs signs le not more than two feet bum buildings mud ten feet above sidewalk. Hare We Arc Again WHEELWRIGHT HARDWARE STORE, BROS., 2476 Wash. Ave. |
