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Show Slate limwial PAGE EIGHT. m IN SALT LAKE State Federation of Labor Semi-An-u- Con- al next Tlie tion "f tin- - t'tuh Federation of Labor, a tjiainh of the national organisation, will be held in Hult Lake City on the sciond Tuesday of May, 1909. This was the decision made yesterday before the adjournment of the final afternoon session here. In order to rive amide time to the executive board for its labors, the date of meeting was extended from March until treatment re- ceived while here and the work toward an onfaniaatimi aecoin-Idiahe- d perfecting aeaaiona during the two-da- y In Ogden, the delegatea left last night and this nmmlng for their hoinea In varloua parts of the state. The institution of a slate branch of Uie American Federation la a new delis rture in Utah labor circles. Nearly alt of the Important unions In all the cities of the state have affiliated with the Itah branch of the federation and nearly all of them are enthusiastic over the anticipated results to be obtained In the cause of labor, through the new state ELECTRIC THEATRE Ready for Delivery. The following communication addressed to the managing editor of the His tv Journal Is and will be of interest to the citizens of ttgden and vicinity. It conies from W. I. CoojM-r- , secretary and manager of R- - L. Folk A tv, who are issuing tbs .Ogden directory. The showing made is certainly gratifying to every friend of this tity. Mr. Cooper says under dale of yesterday: "For your information, I beg to advise that our Ogden City and Buburlutn Into our guvs City, and many Joining at Ogden. The Directory, tendance at the celebration surpasses bindery today end books will be ready 17th for delivery in Ogden Thursday that of previous seasons. Many automobile owners accom- Inst). This year's directory contains panied by their families started early lover 700 pagee and 11,7(0 individual for ltrigliain. liicyclt-a- , rigs and other names (names of Arms and corpora-tueaii- a are also being utilized to reach tlons, death and removal notices not Included In this count). Using the very low multiple of two and (to represent the names of women and children not Included in the directory listl, a population of JS.-:iIs indicated. In connection with the population of Ogden and Its suburbs we desire to can your attention to the fact that the section embraced In this calculation la not conlTned to the corittrate limits of the City of but Include, the surrounding Ogden, In this made are being Arrangements contiguous territory, which, by reason of section director city by It. J. Hyde, the United Buttes weather bureau, for of Its situation and the employment to keep of Its residents. Is ss much Identified the location of an lie cllr M bough It truck of weather conditions the coming i wll n w Prt limits. When th corporate beiwu" will winter. The station probably taken Into consideration, located In Ogden canyon, most likely at l,lB u( Malana 1 believe you will agree with me that .the although our estimate la very conservative." heights Is favorably considered. Tlie fall of record Is snow, the to puriMiwe and also to keep posted as to the temDENVER EXCURSION perature and moisture uf the mountainous districts. At the same time Via Denver A Rio Grande R. R., Sept other meteunUiqfiral conditions here 6th. Round trip, 620.00. Kept. 17th and will come In for study. The station will be In charge of 16th, round trip. (22.50; Sept 25th and Aree van de Graff, tlie weHther exjx-r- t . 26th, round trip, 122.50 Stop over al- at the union (freight depot Be ml- - lowed, weekly reports will be made. CALL FOR REPUBLICAN PRIMARIES. Arrayed in brilliant summer cohtrs. and with antk'tiiatiuna of the greatest IVach Ihiy in tlie history of the slate, crowded trains earns from Halt Lake annual festitlty tills morning for thewas crowded train The first val. to the limit, thirteen mat lies coming from Hull Lake City, and four bt ir.g added here. In all. on the first train there were about 1.500 persona who 1908-190- O l Republican County Convention called to meet Saturday, 26th, 19PI, at 11:0 a. m, at the County Court house of Weber County, at Ogden City, for the purpose of nominating candidates for the offices in Weber county aa provided by law. Frimariea for the election of the number of delegatea from each district to said convention, aa hereinafter designated, will be held Wednesday evening, September 22rd, 1908, at 8:00 o'clock p. m. meet at The varloua districts the usual places, unless otherwise ordered by the Chairman of the County Central Committee. The county precincts should each select a candidate for Justice of the Feuce and Constable and certify their nm- - Se. SION TO ALBUQUERQUE, N. M. Special train via Rio Grande, 27th. Fare, WAS round trip. Tickets on Bale September 2 3rd 26 th. Side trips to city of Mexico and Grand Canyon of Colorado. Sop-temb- er -- But Not Literally. It Is related of a local preacher la a western town, who was to be absent from his pulpit a fortnight, that ha recently announced after the sermon: The preacher for next Sunday will be Sir. lllank, and the one for the Sundsy after you'll find hanging up behind the door on the other aide of the veatry.1 THE KIND Fred T11ET-FOO- Borne girls L. ar, awfully con- ceited. Jack Why? Fred Theyll brag about making foul of a man that was never anything THE EFFECT eiae. ECLIPSE GOLD MINING CO DELINQUENT NOTICE. ELKO ECLIPSE GOLD MINING CO. Principal place of bualneee, Ogden City, Weber county, Utah. Location of mines, Tuacarora, Nev. Notice la hereby given that there are delinquent upon the following described stock on account of assessment no. H. of one-ha- lf (VO cent per share, levied on the 11th day of August. 1968, the several amounts set opposite the names of the respective stockholders, as follows: No. No. Amt. Fhra. Cert Name 241 C. H. Hussey 10000 150.00 15.00 242 C H. Hussey 2000 2.50 243 C. II. Hussey 700 6.00 . 1000 ! Olive A. Wallace 1.00 200 89 Joseph Wallace . . , 1.00 164 Joseph Wallace , .... 200 1000 172 Joseph Wallace 6.00 175 176 275 9 106 116 56 96 119 69 186 224 223 15 70 206 203 210 211 81 8 Joseph Wal'sce Joseph Wallace Joseph Wallace . .... . ..... Geo. Gray Geo. Gray Geo. Gray I. Bander I. Bander I. Fender F. C. Woods , F. C. Woods F. C. Woods F. C. Wood F. L. Woods F. L. Woods F L. Woods . F. L. Woods F. L- - Woods F. L. Woods G. F. Stallings E. F. Minch E. F. Minch F. Allan McGuire 14 273 90 Geo. H Greenwell.... 165 Geo. H. Greenwell... 16 T. D. Johnson 109 T. D. Johnson 127 T. D. Johnson 247 John F. Fnedaker 93 Andrew H. Martin . . 261 John F. Fnedaker . 101 Andrew H. Martin.. 107 W. J. Dafllmore 135 W. J. Da'ltmore 132 W. J. Dalllmore 11 W. J. Dalllmore 142 Mark G. Barnes 144 Mark G. Barns 145 Mark G. Barnes 53 Mark G. Barnes .... .. a. .... .... ..... .... .... J. T. Rushmer t ELKO .... af the finest lenses is eften ruined frame, and mount-ingby Our success I, due te eur ability te fit and fit perfectly any ehape ness with the meunting that ia best adapted te them 2161 Wash. D one-quart- er IRRIGATION CONGRESS EXCUR- v.f you may see them in the case in front 1 of our big store and also learn the particulars. these balls are each worth $1.50 and will bej eagerly sought Come and get 9, A , we have eleven fine foot balls which v will give to the school boys of Ogden. ry uluu-rvator- Our bill this week can be truly said to be the most evenlly balanced bill of pictures we have ever shown. Every number la a feature and It would be hard to pick the beet THE DEVIL la great, but right along with It la the WAGES OF BIN, the Italian tragedy taken from Cnrelll'a Vendetta. The other picture are of a different style, but very fine. Those Interested In drill lat tice will find the FARM FIRE BRIGADE AT DRILL one of the most Interesting pictures ever shown. Other grind numbers fill out the program. We ask our petrous to COME EARLT for our seating csjaiclty la taxed nightly. JUST LIKE HOME- Youth'a Companion. , CROWD to Brigham City. conven- al May. Well satisfied with the g. Automobiles, Special Trains and New Directory Shows Population of 33,210 New Volume Is Other Conveyances Take Many Convention Here. semi-annu- -- PEACH DAY MEETS NEXT cludes Business of WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER Are. Ill 1L Parry Monuments Careful selection of high-grad- e stack A No, 1 workmen) etudieuc regard for the leeatien and surroundings of the family plot) thorough carrying out of your order in every detail, to the final erection of the memorial, are points that distinguish eur memorials end Insure d7.s DIFFERENT I , RATES. Price, very." "Well, 1 should say so: I was In confectionery store Just now whei satisfaction, Jos. Parry & Sons Co. 2253 WASHINGTffti AVE. being fined tasking. 110 for taking one without are procurable hers. For the youngster who s a little weak in vleion. for the parents whose eye, need help, for the old folks whose sight begins to show the effect of advancing years Com, or bring the member whose eyes need assistance. There'll be no mistake In the glasses we supply, because we examine scientifically all eTea before choosing the lenses. J. 8. LEWIS A CO Jewelers and Opticians FITOVER 100 PERSONS TED DURING AUGUST, 4 250 1000 600 100 200 200 200 500 100 600 400 600 2000 200 200 1500 600 1004 1.25 1.60 5.00 5.00 2.50 1.00 2.50 2.50 2.60 .... a ... BIG INCOME FORMIY WORK ON DEPOT STARTS AT ONCE Amalgamated Company of Ogden Has Prospects for Good B I in on Bamberger, president of the Balt Lake A Ogden Railway company, Business. who la In the city today, announces that his engineer has the plans completed for a temporary passenger station to be erected at once at the terSweet beets for the mnnufiiituiv of minus of his line on Washington street, are rapidly arriving at the fasugar between Slst and 12nd streets. Mr. of ctory the Amalgamated Sugar coBamberger announces also that he will pen a coal yard at once and will en- mpany, the product being pivjiared u soon as received. The Wu are of gage In a coal business In this city. excellent quality, the office is of the company being of the opinion that with the larger planting which ha taken place thla' year, that the lurgeat output In the history of the company trill result. From estimations It la claimed that over 1,500,000 pounds will be the aggregate of the output thin season. It Is not known what financial return this will bring, although the present quotations, wholesale, are 16.20 per hundred for beet sugar. If aa good a price is paid, It will represent an income of nearly (100,000 to the Amalgamated Sugar sompany of Ogden this year. 1.25 .50 2.50 11.00 1.25 5.00 2.50 .50 Journal want ada deliver the good 1.50 1.00 1.00 2.50 THEY'RE USUALLY STUPID. .60 He Did you have a pleasant time at 2.50 1.00 th, literary luncheon? She No, .stupid. Non, but clever 2.00 10.00 people were there. 1.50 Subscribers of the Utan Stats 1.00 Journal are raqueatad te read and fellow 7.60 inetructions printed at head ! ditarial eelumn 2.50 5.00 2.50 2.00 1.00 2.00 2.50 5.00 5.00 2.50 6.00 2.50 .50 5. 00 5.00 25.00 1.00 10.00 6.00 2.50 Mark G. Barnes 120 K. A. Olsen . ........ 42 E. A- - Olsen 43 E. A. Olsen 1000 28 K. A. Olsen 5000 123 Otto Lund 200 151 C. B. Stewart 2000 167 Geo. Vine 160 John J. Fchwarts . 164 John J. Schwartz . 1.00 161 Frank A. Schwarts 2.60 177 T. F. Rowlands . 25.00 87 Jos. A. Baker 2.50 186 Nells F. Green ..... 1.00 216 Nells F. Green . ., 1.50 202 Parley E. Woods . 3.50 244 John W. Salter. .. 2.60 246 Henry J. Garner . 0.25 10.00 Dr. 1 H. Borg . . 263 T. A. Fhreeve 1.00 292 C. A. Hickenlooper 0.25 270 W. M. Cave 2.50 3327 299 Jos. X Carlson 10.09 274 Edith McGwire 500 2.50 1000 276 P. P. Taylor 5.00 inoo 15.00 100 B. P. Crltchlow 601 R. P. Crltchlow . .. 2500 12.60 500 303 B. P. Crltchlow 2.50 500 303 B. P. Crltchlow 2.50 10.60 311 B. P. Crltchlow . ... 2100 5000 25.00 210 W. Curtis 250 1.25 315 Mrs. Jennie Davis 5.00 - 1000 219 John Greathouse . 1250 0.25 290 I. T. Alvord And In accordance with law and an ordinance of the board of directors, made on the 11th day of August. 1906. so many shares of each parcel of such stock as znay he necessary will be sold at the office of the company. No. 2271 Washington Avenue, Ogden. Utah, at the hoar of 6 p. ms on October 1st; 1908.- .... GLASSES FOR EVERY AGE 250 300 1000 1000 500 200 500 500 500 250 100 600 to pay the delinquent assessment thereon, together with the cost of advertising and expense of sale. T. CHAMPNET8, Sec'y. Journal want ada deliver the geode. ECONOMISTS FOR MEN $2.00 HATS Arc Perfection SC1MAM Automatic Sealing Fmfitl JJsurs Pints . Quarts . 2 Quarts 75c doz $1.00 doz 1.25 doz Watson-FIyga- re Hardware Co. 2414 Wash. Ave. |
