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Show ; nILY I I SALT LAKE t AND UTAH I VICINITY UTAH STATE JOURNAL, THlKSDAY, In Railroad Circles AND NEAR3 Y STATES X I ; ? UXE .) j, luoi I STOCK RUBI- - COLLAR FOAM or packing Mrs. Barbara A. for plant SALT LAKE CITY of the oldest'rrsiileut Ih-- Siuht-il- . ; of Paynon, there Tuesday night, she tame to Articles of Incorporation were filed L'tah with her huRband from Swi: norof state land In 1S2. ai the office of the secretary com yesterday by the Ltah Packing: The wrestling match tit Lng.iu l new corporation takes over pany- - The between George Unde of I.. night St Co., whole the business of Knight gan and F. S. Lewis of Minneapolis, and dealers In fresh resulted in a ue slaughterers victory for Lewis, who and cured meats. Its authorised cap- secured the last two falls. italisation Is 1300,000, In shares of $100 each, 700 of which have been subscribTwo sudden deaths occurred in ed and paid for by the members of the Richfield on Tuesday. Hans Xelsen. a as follows: Rich old widower, aged 7$ years, dropped dead 240 shares, while ard Papworth, president, feeding his stock. Leo A. Rean, Knight, 14,000: Miland a member of a prominent family of the 40 shares, $24,000; J. W. West town, passed away Tuesday after an tecretary and treasurer, 240 shares, illness of only three days. ten Elisabeth ,r vice-preside- nt. Papworth, aharea, $1,000; Sarah A. Knight, ten shares $1,000. It. is stated that the erecylpw of the company Include the tion of a modem packing plant of considerable dimensions within the year, aa well as other constructions to provide needed facilities for a rapidly growing business. $34,000; WOULD HAVE BORED WELL IN CEMETERY was secured the district court by Marshal Mauss of Murray yesterday to prevent Benjamin Winchester and John Clark from boring a flowing well in the South Cottonwood cemetery. For days It la alleged the men have Insisted upon their right to bore a well of their own in the cemetery and yesterday morning they defied the sexton and pulling the lock (torn the gates, entered the cemetery maand setting up their chinery, began operations. A temporary injunction from Judge Stewart of well-bori- ng YOUNG MEN ARRESTED FOR ATTEMPTED LACENY A daring theft is reported from Pocatello, Idaho. An enterprising thief atole about two and a half tons of wool from the Fall Creek Sheep company at American Fails, hauled It to Pocatello in a wagon and sold It to William N. McCarty for about $800, got his money and drove off. floor-walk- er Sneer Tom the iv.iii-iido-rt.i- aiy mill at CoiiRtrueiion com- work in ih, nelghbor-l,,,- "l ,f Helit-running th. line Moffat road. In relation to r for the length of this line an officer writes that location surveys have been completed for 200 mile, and that preiim-foar- y surveys have been made for the remaining 230 mile. Track has been laid for a distance of forty-fiv- e miles out of Denver, and grading now In progress on the line to a point 11 miles west of Denver. The proposed route from Denver to Salt Lake City thr y, Roy-lanc- e, . I sizes; black or white FIVE CENTS. TOOTH POWDER. 20 CENTS. WV that paniM.l wrath.-- i with u. Als o that merely Migg.-parasol iuls rami for hm on a broad eali oil may want om njuallv good for rain or Mine. We Wish you wouhl M u show the special niiiii her at sun. j HH Kl'na Mlk cover: a good paragon frame, ht ami strong; a strong teel rod, iiht ii wood, hut unbreakable, ami fancy handles in a variety of styles The usual l'l iie of this number is $1.7r. ther styles at .VV. Toe, .$1 ami up for ladies. AH to tor men. 5., Childrens colored parasols, l.V. &V, doe, f0c and prices up up. . li-- 1 Special Prices This Week THOUSANDS OF YAKDS OF WASH GOODS SHOPS AT SPARKS WILL BE READY JUNE 30 00 NEW LAND COMPANY. The articles of incorporation of the Mayfield Land and Gracing company of Mayfield. Sanpete county, were yesterday filed with Secretary of State Hammond. The company hz a capital stock of $2,500, divided Into 600 shared at a par value of $5 each. The officers are Christian C. Larsen, president; A. M. Voslus, J. N. Christensen, secretary; George A. Whitlock, treasurer. vice-preside- Curts Old Sores. Westmoreland, Kansas, May 5, 1902. Ballard Snow Liniment Co.: Your Snow Liniment cured an old sore on the elde of my chin that was supposed to be a cancer. The sore was stubborn and would not yield to treatment, until I tried Snow Liniment, which did the work In short order. My sister, Mrs. Sophia J. Carson, Allena-vlllMlffin Co., Pa has a sore and mistrusts that It la a cancer. Please send her a 50c bottle. Sold by Geo. F. Cave, druggist e, CROP BULLETIN. The weather during the week, while somewhat cold and cloudy, was, on the whole, favorable for the rapid growth of vegetation. Light to heavy general rains were frequent and .while delaying form work somewhat, were of great benefit to the range and all crops, which were In splendid condi- tion. Winter wheat was beginning to head, spring grain was coming to good stands, and lucerne starting to bloom. Sugar beets were In fine condition and were being thinned out Pastures were good and stork was In consequence thriving.' The rains had so thoroughly soaked the ground that Irrigation waa unnecessary, except in a few localities. r ill'1 is 530 miles long. WEEKLY DR. GRAVES' All l.alr.l and party of The big shop plant of the Southern Pacific at Sparks, Nev., will be finished at the end of this month and then all will be in readiness for the The buildings change In divisions. from Wadsworth will be moved to the At the Democratic county convennew town and the line operated untion held In Pocatello, Ida., yesterday der the new arrangement from headseventeen delegates were chosen to atquarters in Salt Lake City. The plant tend the state convention, which meets at Sparks la said to be one of the most next Monday at Welser. Resolutions complete on the system. were adopted commending Senator Dubois for his faithful efforts In beSALARIES RAISED half of Idaho and the west and favor' ing an uninstructed delegation from Idaho to the national convention. Severs! Utah Postmastsrf Receivs Dating From An unknown man jumped from the Juns 1. wagon bridge at Lorenzo, Ida., Tuea The salary of Postmaster Davis of day Into the Snake river and was drowned. He selected a time when no Ogden has been raised from $3,000 to one was passing and walked back and $3,100 under the annual readjustment forth for a short time as if hesitating of salaries made by the postoffice debefore plunging in. He arose to the partment. The Increase went Into efsurface seevral times as the swift cur- fect yesterday. A number of other Inrent bore him down stream, and fi- creases were made In the salaries of nally disappeared around a bend In the Utah presidential postmasters as folriver. lows: American Fork. St George, $1,-0to $1,100; Bingham Canyon, BriA dispatch from Cheyenne, Wyo., gham, $1,500 to $1,600; Eureka, $1,600 says that a terrific flood swept to $1,700; Vernal. $1,100 to $1,200. down the valley of Horse creek, thirty The salary of the Mercur office was miles north of Cheyenne, Tuesday af- decreased from $1,800 to $1,200 and of ternoon. The flood followed a Payson from $1,800 to $1,100. Intoxicated, Clyde 8. Goshen, a window .dresser by occupatcompany with Robert Hays, at who was formerly a tbs Lace House, attempted. It Is charged, to stead a pocket book containing $215 belonging to Mrs. Williams, of 72 The men were West Second South. fall of rain about the head snested soon after they left the roomi- waters of the creek, and within a short ng house where1 the attempt Is said time the creek was transformed Into to have been made.' a torrent from 200 yards to half a mile In width, tl Is said that the damage ANOTHER SUGAR FACTORY. to ranch property will be Immense. There Is no report of loss of life. One Is to Bs Established at Caldwell, A Democratic precinct primary was Idaho, by Colorado held at Provo Tuesday evening to elect delegates to the state convenIn Salt Lake City on June 9th. It tion A dispatch from Boise, Idaho, says that a large sugar plant Is to be erect- was the sense of the meeting that the ed at Caldwell. That place has been delegates to the national convention The following deleelected because of being central to go uninstructed. the territory that will furnish the gates to the state convention were John B. Milner, William D. beets and because of an abundant art- elected: esian water supply, which is pure. Roberts, R. A. Barney, W. M. Dusen-berrE. C. Lacker, W. R. McBride, H. The plant Is to be erected next year In time for a crop to be grown during J. Malben, J. E. Bott, Walter Scott, the year. It will cost $1,000,000. Thle Thomas N. Taylor, Oscar R. Toung, plant will be erected by capitalists Mrs. Belle Nelson, William M. S. R. Thurman, M. M. Kellogg. controlling the plants In Colorado. C. 8. Faurot, representing them, has been Word from Granvellle.Ida., says that on the ground for a month and has the body of Samuel Benton, a miner the prelllmnary arrangements far ad ranced. He finds the valley much who was lost In the Salmon river An better adapted to beet culture than the mountain has been discovered. Colorado valleys In which they operugly bullet hole in the head told the The searchers followate, and expects to secure much bet- cause death. ter results. The machinery for 600 ed Bentons trail and found where he torn a day or the product from 5,000 had fallen over a bluff near the river. to 7,000 acres, will he Installed next In foiling Benton' broke his leg and had dragged himself to the river's year and added to later on. edge and then back Into the brush where he ended his life rather than CENTRAL CANAL COMPANY. Articles of agreement for the Incor- face the agony from his broken leg poration of the Central Canal com- and ultimate starvation. pany In Box Elder county were filed With one accusation against him yesterday with Secretary of State Hammond. The capital stock of the continued for the term, Ralph Pucompany Is $2,000, divided Into shares litzer of New York City, son of the edof the par value of $1 each. George L. itor end owner of the New York Carlton Is president of the corporatWorld, was confronted with another charge In Helena, Mont, last night ion; John P. Holm green, and Fred Hansen, secretary and Pulltser came to Montana to stand trial on the charge of killing a mountreasurer. tain sheep in Teton county, out of seaSALT LAKE FOREST RESERVES. son. The case against him was conThe proclamation of the president tinued for the term yesterday. Last regarding boundaries of lands in Utah night as the young millionaire was to he set aside and known as the Salt about to leave Helena he was served Take Forest Reserves" has been wjth papers announcing that he was The lands thus set apart are In under arrest for killing an antelope In Fergus county out of season. He Part covered with timber and It promptly furnished bonds In the sum that the public good will be of $1,000. Pulitzer and his attorney by setting apart and reserving these lands as claim that he Is a victim of The reservations. public lands Included In tbe proclamation quite an extensive area about TO THE LADIES OF OGDEN. Slt Lake City and it is from this n the city obtains Its water suppI am Introducing In your pretty city ly- Commissioner Richards of the fond office has been officially advised the famous Hollem Shoulder Brace ' to the exact boundaries of the Balt and Combination Skirt Suppoprter, a forest reserves. twentieth century substitute for the corset It not only gives a lithe and EMOCRATIC CONVENSTATE graceful figure, but forces deep breathTION. ing, which Is so essential to a clear complexion, bright eyes and a long Ufa Salt Lake City, June 9th, 1904. For Wanted also two young ladles to the above occasion the Oregon Short travel in eastern and southern cities "ne win make an open rate of ONE with my traveling club. Good wages ARe for the round trip from Og- - guaranteed and expenses advanced. to Balt Lake and return. Tickets MRS. E. L. TRIGG, general delivery, n sale June till city; or Malloy House, corner Grant 8th, good for return ,Won. June 9th. and Twenty-fift- h street : While aged $7, ion, In MOFFAT LINE WILL BE 530 MILES LONG At Reduced Prices, and All Thie Season's Fresh Stylss. Ws Can Name But a Few, and Invite You to Sso tho Others. 1Z'f and 130 Law,1: al1 a,,d A Strong Wash Material in Pinks, Blues, Croons and Whits, Stripes, Dots and Plain, for Wrappers; and Woman and Boys' Waists. Worth 15c and 20c WILLIAMS' pit OflAVlelu 13c 10c Wev mn.le so many friends among men alio appreciate buying the best Binning Soap on earth at half regular price that we mention this oUAr Instance of money saving ! Half Off Ecru Curtains During the May Sals white curtains outsold tho oeru. To oven up tho stock and to get it in ahapo for tho fall purchase wa maka a special price of on any aeru curtain in th dopartment. Wo show aomo beautiful atylt. in thes goods-- up to $18 paii-a- nd should appreciate the opportunity to chow you through tho lino. : ONE-HAL- F r SUMMER CORSETS MEN'S LINK CUFF BUTTONS New designs; In window morrow for quick-sellin- to- g; worth 25c to 50c. 19c For TiJor4 l: ,1,olt Ptyle: r,ui;,r MEN'S HOSIERY 1 Regular 121ie black cotton socks liliick luce effects; worth Funcy effects; were 29c MEN'S WORKING 8c . 19c 25c 40c. Now cwp 8HIRT8 Made of colored cottons pinks, blues anil colored designs; were 25c V Money Saved Is Money Made USE OUR Star Straight-Grad-e Flour And save money. Equal to most High Patents and guaranteed to mako bread that will please tho most particular person. t THURSDAY AND FRIDAY EVENINGS : : JUNE 2 AND 3 Bread Made from "Star Flour Will Not Dry Out and holds its toothsomo Cosg'roves ! It ...Grand Concert OrcHestra... I TWELVE PEOPLEI li Straight-Grad- e flavor Ask your grocer. for "Star Straight Grade and see that ill i m, Slost-on- , INCLUDING concert soprano; Louise Torgeson, violin virtuoso; the CresccMit Quartette, introducing the largest and finest'musicul instruments, bells and musical novelties in tho world. Two Nights Only. Performance at 8:30 sharp. Dancing until .11:30, by 14 piece orchestra. you got it. CARS EVERY TEN MINUTES If you dont say it is fins flour it is becauso you wont try it. s CHOICEST imported hops, carefully selected barley, scientifically perfect malting, thats Peery Brothers Milling Co. Makers 1 1 Pah st BlueRibbom ed oc-cu- Py Chairman Board of Examiners. re-8- - Uartstes. Lawns, Thin a great show nS f summer styles, worih 17ae and 20c. Qp w ap-P- ra pro-mt- l,oIor"- - r a. Bucklsn's Amieal Salve. Has world wide fame for marvelous cures. It surpasses any other salve, lotion, ointment or balm for cuts, corns, burns, bolls, sores, felons, ulcers, tetter. Salt Rheum, fever sores, chapped hands, skin eruptions; Infallible for piles. Cure guaranteed. Only 25c at Jesse J. Driver's drug store. SEEDS CASmurthwaite Produce Company (Wholesale and Retail) OGDEN Always pure pleas5 ing palatable. UTAH YOULL ALWAYS FIND Eastern Corn-Fe- d Beef or any other good kind at That de"Deliciously refreshing." scribes STANDARD Soda Water; all flavors, and for sale everywhere. BALLARD THE STATE JOURNAL FOR THE NEWS. Journal want ads are the stuff. The Journal always has been and always will be & RINCKER. of the champion the toiling masses. j t t w |