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Show W"?T ISALT lake In Railroad ! VICINITY TO BE SURVEYED iJU-youno oEocRT.or LAKE ORGANIZE SALT unanl-J- T- was the Dem-- L of the Young Men'. of the club for president Will Be Made a Uniform Width of at the meeting held In the Sixty-Si- x Feet ThroughteBt nlrht . Judge out. U flret wmum H. Kin eecond vlceHenry At the afternoon aeasion of the board "Lfcjent; George A. Weggeland. H. Dale, treaaurer; of county commlaalonera yesterday it Jeore Badger. was decided to make a new survey of there officers with E. the canyon road and bring It to a uniHill M. B. Mulvey. George conaUtute form width of alxty-sl- x feet throughNuirnd Mahonri Spencer. W. R. Sloan, out ita entire length. trustee of board tM Ben D. Luce, E. A. An extended report on the matter Jtmea H. Moyle, H. Wood were waa submitted by Joseph Stanford George and wllMn a committee to notify the which. In conclusion, made the folof whom were choaen lowing recommendation which waa all officer, on motion of Commissioner adopted mianlmoualy. of Incorporation su- WlAon: The article to Tour committee, after a lengthy Inbbed were approved and paaaed the will who complete terview with Recorder Ellis and Countte truateea, Incorporation. of ty Attorney Hulaniskl as to the InYork about attended wan by terest both legally and otherwise In meeting The Democrat of Salt the premises In protecting the legiti 150 Iff1"1 young George E Blair, chairman of mate rights of Weber county in this over roadway, recommend that a surveyor the membership committee, aaya and be employed to are pledged, already the canyon 100 member not road, commencing at monument No. enrollment of total a M predict leu than 2,500 before the Bummer SO and continuing the same through enda The club will exact no Initiation the canyon to monument No. 91, the width of right of way being 68 feet fee nor annual due. to locate from the center of the road S feet each aide, north UTAH DAY AT FAIR and south. MAY BE CHANGED Where the road does not admit of S3 feet from the center on the north or me Louisiana purchase exposition south aide without obstructing the commission for Utah held a brief ses-,i- river then to measure from the outer to edge of the roadway or wall the width yesterday. It waa decided an of arch Idea the building abandon of 66 feet south. That monuments of bullion over the mining exhibit owbe placed at Intervals along the line bullof aald survey noting the boundary ing to the difficulty in getting the ion and the change that would have lines That said surveyor make notes to be made In the exhibit m order to Plata and maps of same showing exmake room for the arch. isting conditions also to advise claims me matter of changing the day of by persona who have located houses Utah1 day at the fair waa considered barns sheds etc., etc., and to place briefly but nothing definite waa done, same on file for future reference. Your me day aa now set la October 20th committee recommend that Mr. Daniel commlaalonera Ellis act with this committee In the and some of the to make the supervision of thla survey,- - and that thought It advisable change to an earlier date, 'it la the Mr. William C. Sumner be engaged to Intention to send In a fresh supply of do the work necessary aa aet forth In Utah fruit for that day and week and thla report." have a big time In general, bo If the fruit Will be ready before the date aet OREGON &PAH0 SHORT LINE. there will probably be a change to an Xehou Spur Will Ba Built From lliverdale in Boar .w eec-Willi- u on earlier date. F PUT DYNAMITE . Trsmont to Rivsr The llah Sugar company, a corpo ration tlat la doing more than its share in '.he development of the state, has branched out In railroad building and contact have been let for what will be at Important little feeder to the Oregon Short Line. General Manager Cutlet of Salt Lake aald yesterday that thfl line would be built and ready for oieratioif by the time the beets are marketable thla fall. It will be over sevei miles in length, extend' ing from Tnmont on the Garland branch to Rovevllle. The sugar company Is fumlsllng all the material and doing the wort, but when the line is completed the Oregon Short Line will operate Its equpment on the line un- KINDLING Sec- According to a story now current named George Rosa waa arrIn railroad circles, the Oregon A Idaho ested In Salt Lake yesterday on comLine railroad, which was InShort of Mrs H. G. Clark, a neighplaint soon bor. The complaint charges Rosa with corporated a short time ago, will enter which will The be built road, and malicious destroying property of the richest counties of both mischief, but It la likely that he will many have to anawer to s more serioua states, Oregon and Idaho, Is being clamored for by the people along the charge before he escapes the dutches line. proposed of the Iaws It la alleged that Rosa The proposed route wlQ tap the tried to blow up Mrs Clarks house with dynamite caps His mode of pro- counties of Wasco, Sherman, Glllam, cedure waa unique to say the least. Wheeler, Grant and Malheur, and the vast territory which is tributary. It He placed several No. 2 dynamite caps will cross the Lewis pass of the Blue In sticks of kindling wood and threw mountains, at the head of the John them, It la said, lntp Mrs Clark's river, near Austin, Or. Thence it Day woodpile. will proceed down Willow creek to a GIRLS GIVEN CHANCE point on the Snake river near Ontario, TO LEAD NEW LIFE Or. The line will pass through a vast coal field and a rich forming county. In some places wheat Is now hauled The four young girls arrested In distance of thirty miles before It Salt Lake last week on the charge of can be shipped by train. This distance Immoral conduct were, aftyesterday cut off by the proposed route. ernoon, released upon promise of bet- will-bter character in the future.' In sus- From the profits of produce hauling pending sentence the Judge took occas- alone. It Is believed that the road will ion to remind the girls that many be The road will cut off ISO miles of the 7etr lay before them, and that they N. now had a chance to reform and lead distance traversed by the O. R. Welser, to the point frqm table .starting ly Pc lives The quintette protested tjhat they would Idaho. turn over a new leaf and seek to conEXCURSION RATES VIA UNION duct themselves properly In the fuPACIFIC. ture. None of the girls, all of whom Pleaded guilty as charged, is over 18 Tear St age. St Louis and return, $42.50. Chicago and return, $47.50. WOMAN 18 INSANE. Chicago and return via St Louis, A man e just arrived. MARKHAM -- When seen General Managir Markham said that his appointments of the Southern PaCfic was merely In line with the policy t make all general managers of the Hartman lines of their lespec-tlv- e companies. vice-preside- nt INSPECTED THE DIVI8IOH. W. H. Bancroft, general maiager of the Oregon Short and Line, and Superintendent E. Buckingham returned yesterday from ai inspection trip of the Salt Lake dlMsion of the road. They were accomptny-ln- g Chief Engineer William Hool of the Southern Pacific road on his trip over the road. The party started last vice-preside- nt $50.00. "Ktl Mammocks AND Porch Furniture GREAT UNDERPRICING OF The LadiesHosieiy Good Old 125 dosen fine quality full length Hose consisting of tho newest patterns and designs in Lace, drop Stitch, Engllah Gouae Lisle, Embroidered Lisle, Elaborate Lace effects. Lace Boots and an endless variety of Fancy Hose. All sixes In this exceptionally handsome display. Their real value ranges from 40c to 75c per pair but to make a quick sale the entire lot will be placed at your disposal for Summer Time Now here, dont roast yourself over a hot kitchen stove; buy ready to eat foods No cooking. These thla week special: Coma and sxamins the values for youraalf. beat alwaya go first you know. i Bayles lunch cheese, per jar..15e Bayles Roquefort cheeae, Jar 15c 15o Bayles1 nut butter. Jar N. Y. full cream cheese, lb..20o 15o Veal loaf, per can Chicken lost per can 15o Melrose Pats per can 15o Bs hers early, as the HOW IS THIS FOR Ladies Vests For a few daya only we offer the ladles some exceptional bargains in high class SUMMER VESTS. Soft, white, dainty cotton goods at prices that will surely attract the attention of every lady In Ogden. Saratoga chips per pound... 30o Ralston crisps I pkgs for. . .25o ' Low necked sleeveless, full length, fully taped neck and shoulders, perfectly shaped Vests. Beat 15c quality offered In . Ogden, for An extra quality in full alien, Rlchelau Ribbed, fancy- - croknit lace cheted tops, fully top allk taping, cut fancy extra low, carefully shaped taped, regular 20c quality. Special Jpat like the 60c price qualities, for .... 10c We carry all kinds of bakers Get' them bread and cakes fresh ever day. . lAJv Our fruits and vegetables are for being the finest and freshest In the city. noted S. J. BURT BROS. Bb BARROWS That Tired Feeling. If you are languid, depressed aid Incapable for work. It indicates that your liver Is out of order. Herblie s, will assist nature to throw off rheumatism and aliments akn to nervousnesa and restore the enei-gland vitality of sound and perfect health. J. J. Hubbard, Temple, Tex, writes, March 22, 1902: "I have ue4 Herbine for tbe past two years It hat done me more good than all the When I feel bad and have that tired feeling I take a dose of Herbine. It is the best medicine ever made for chills and fever." 50 cents a bottle. Sold by Geo. 7. Ctve, druggist GROCERY CO. Tel. 67-- x. uys a S3 98 2456 Washington Avo. heat-ache- doc-tor- e. Come see the lonely and only John J. Welch, at the Lyceum. St; Co. Phone 215. - PHONE Via Oregon Short Lino and Union Pa CHICAGO GRAIN AND PORK. eifio Railways. July Delivery. Wbetii THE JAPANESE FATHER. within WKIOat........ One fare for the round trip Ill Corn ..!.t 47)x j Pork obi ...' $00 miles of the selling point Tickets Accord,nS to Consul Dingo ro Goh, on sale July 2nd, 3rd and. 4th, limited There will be no session of New Japanese child can his ."father to July 5th. York stocks Saturday, July 2d and PU," which means "strict father," Wle It Monday, July 4th. addresses its mother aa "Jibo,1 IDAHO EXCURSION "benevolent mother Mr. quotes a Japanese lad who, per-b- e Via Oregon Short Line, Saturday, July hi a school NEW YORK STOCKS Ask composition, class!' 2nd. Greatly reduced rates. CHICAGO GRAIN Gie Japanese father as one agents regarding limits etc. Ws depend on our eommlsaluni, not motif the "four our customers' losses, for our profits. fearful things of the Tbe only strictly commission bouse in these tbe state. four' terrors being "Deliciously refreshing." That deOGDEN BROKERAGE CO. rihquake, thunder, conflagration scribes STANDARD Soda Water; all S70 TWENTY-FIFT8T. nd father." " Phone Slfiw ' flavors, and for sale everywhere. H MON8. DUBEC'S CAT, MONKEY SHOW. WALTER SPENCER Illustrated Song. THE ALBIONS WALTER SPENCER Ballad. Presenting tho Dutch UTAHNA-O-SCOP- and E. CAMPBELL BROS. Comedy Juggling. NEW MOVING PICTURES. Adulto, 10c; Children, 5o Pricoo of Admiooion DONT FAIL TO 8EE PAU8CHAUUT. Indian wonder turning white within tho Paet thirty-fiv- Attributed to Prayer. e yea - Reese Howell Sons Co. The Journal always has been and always will be YOULL ALWAYS FIND Eastern Corn-Fe- d Beet or any other good kind at BALLARD & RINCKER. . r. IN We will meet any price made by any one on any brand of goods. i Pro-fooao- at the New Pavilion Dancing THE STATE. POSITIVELY THE FINEST FLOOR Cost of Goods Cuts No Figure . FOURTH OF JULY RATES DOG, E. R. GOURLEY'S of everything instock. JTrav. Pass. Agt AVENUE RESORT. A TEMPERANCE IRWIN A MAYER Eeosntrio Dancing Crayon Drawing. An Early Summer Sale A. B. MOSELEY. Sale Big Crockery 2476 WASHINGTON THE. WEEK OF JUNE 27 Oar Remedy will be Limit 60 daya Transit limit 10 days in each direction. Pullman sleepers through to St Louis without change. Tickets on sale Tuesdays and Fridays each week. Stop overs allowed. Z. 8TRICTLY Money $50.00. 147-- UTAHNA PARK the NEW YORK STOCKS Furnished by the Ogdsn Brokerage WHEELWRIGHT BROS. We Need CLOSING QUOTATIONS OF DECORATED AND TRACED IN GOLD, AT HAND80MELY Thousands of Dollars in Goods and No Money is our Complaint. 42-Pie- ce DINNER SET es Twenty-fift- h y HYRUM PINGREE, Manager. Louis and return via Chicago, St Prices $9.50 to $100 Ogden Furniture and Carpet Co Complete House Furnishers Saturday. 370 FORGET THEM. A VERY LARGE ASSORTMENT. sob-hlng- Mrs Ida May Jacobs, wife of William E. Jacobs, and for many years teacher In the high school of Salt waa found to be of unsound mlnd In the district court yesterday and was ordered confined In an asylum by Judge HalL The woman educated and apparently perfectly ra tional except for one hallucination. 8h imagine that she 1 the benefl-elr- y of a large fund and that her uusband and his friends are keeping w out of the money. DON'T patterns Prices from $3.50 up vice-preside- nt vlce-presde- nt rolls LARGE ASSORTMENT JUST IN. PACIFIC A San Francisco dspatch says that announcement was nade yesterday of the appointment of C. H. Markham to the office and title if of the Southern iFaclfl; company. In his new position of general manager of the lines of the systen of the Southern Pacific, to which he was appointed several weeks ago, Mr. Markham's duties have been largely administrative. In being made of the company he becomes the Thief executive official of the compuiy on the coast. Mr. Markham will henceforth be the chief operating anc executive official here, entering upon practically all of the duties and responsibilities previously exercised by. J. Zruttsch-nlt- t, but within a smaller jurisdiction. 100 Bamboo Porch Screens T OF 80UTHERN import ordor of Tho choicest Prices 30c, 35c and 40c yd der the usual arrangements. Bear River vsley is destined to be one of the rich lections of Utah and this move of the Ug local manufacturing concern m binding a railroad for Its own purpose vlll add greatly to. the advantages of that region. vice-preside- Which Will Tap Rich tions of Both Statoo Is to Bo Built. Railroad IN NEIGHBORS A direct Vallty. or-,ti- on JS. Matting SUGAR CO. BUILDS ROAD. COMMISSIONER STANFORD'S RECOMMENDATION ADOPTED. Alaska Refrigerators Japanese Circles ! - of the champion the toiling masses. . . |