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Show DAILY UTAH STATE JOURNAL, MONDAY OUTLOOK FOB ! ! VICINITY and I THE BEET SEASON UTAH MARCH LS, STATES IN DIFFICULTIES 444V4444444444444444444 liu-he- CIELD SUPERINTENDENT pin-CRE- E at r Good Shoes oc X AND NEABBY 1 MOTHER MAKES PLEA more of snow fell Six FORaHER SON'S LIFE gan during the last storm. 5 1901 Lo- ITS FUTURE IS SAID TO BE UN- Letters have been received In Suit CERTAIN. Lehl has voted against the propoLake from the mother, sister and sition to bond the district for a new OOl) juilgus of Shoes are scarce. We mean both the merchant ami the consumer. schooihouse. friends of young Shockley, the confes- 317,000 " Excellent Condition and Property of Ogden 8ewer Pip and Ground I sed murderer of Conductor Brighton All la Roady to Bogin Clay Company May Bs XLY a few merchants give their shoe stock But little snow has fallen in the SarPlanting. and Motonnan Gleason, making an apOf. .Disposed enough thought, time and attention. atoga section of Wyoming, nnd there peal for mercy in his behalf. The is apprehension of a scarcity of water. XLY a few consumers of Shoes know how to Field mother's letter is as follows: The future course of the Ogden In converoation with select a good pair of shoes. wife of Mrs. Lena Rammel Fame, Belle, Mo.. March 33, 1904. Plngree regarding the Pipe and Clay company, which resident Arthur To the Good People of Utah and Fames, dci Med to dispose of its property and for a good run of augar beets for O YOU know the difference between a Goodof Logan, Is dead. She was twenty-si- x Lake Salt I to for you City: appeal oeaaon, to r the coming a off Its debts pay at stockholders company the year Welt fcMioe and a McKay Sewed Shoe? years old. mercy for my boy. Tour laws are consaid to a Journal reporter that at is rather meeting Saturday Ogden, aa usual, Just and those who violate them detracts were coming In 'about w'el! uneertain. Of the condition of its afa and Peter Tryon, serve prominent URELY this is something you should know and punishment late rt hut some are leaving It quite east a fairs miles few do C. to 8. ranchman who repVartan, living If Attorney his life could to restore in knowing, save yourself worry and money. those they contract Aa a rule those widows their ester-d- a resents the of committed suicide who y Helper, stockholders, minority I would husbands, try are taking as much acreplanting beeta OW (JAN you find this out? Come here and f afternoon by shooting himself be- live In California, stated yesterday to make the sacrifice and give him up, are and many years other in reage as ear a hind was that with of the the the right report aeeretary we will take pleasure in showing you. of acres. but It can never bring back those lives. increasing their number He Is all the boy we have, and If you volver. Death was instantaneous. The not satisfactory, and that a request for In raising six years experience u delay of three weeks in which to alXLY a few minutes necessary to show you that act is attributed to family troubles. ym beets found beeta knew him as I knew him to be when have farmers sugar low the examine to interests our Shoes are superior to most others, he minority first left borne, you would certaina safe crop to raise. Thoae who have to team the books Evanston The roads from was denied. Inbe was for an merciful, then he ly children can put them all to work In VERY pair is guaranteed to be of superior qualMr. Varlnn's clients hold less than Bear Lake are said to be almost Imd nocent boy. the beets, and harvesting cultivating 8.000 who to Those mud. shares of the stock, against some He Is young and if you would passable, owing ity and workmanship, and Rock Oak Soles. and do all the work themselves and have traveled that route for years 91.000 shares mostly held by a Mr. hla am would sure I life he only spare . get all the money there la In the crop; TE 1 IN and have a little fcboo Talk with us do all in his power to right the wrong claim they never saw anything equal Dickey of Kansas City, so that the and those having small farms find It and learn how good Shoes are made. he has done and warn other boys to to It. The stage has been pulled off California interests are hardly large pays them better to raise beets .than carconis for the and mall to the enough present being throwing justify guard agnlnst the temptations which grain. ried over the line with horse and sad- cern's affairs into court. The comhave bis downfall. caused Farmers have had experience years pany was organised In 1901 and has Praying and hoping that you may dle. ago raising hay and grain and that been a losing proimsition at the rate be Ms I remain merciful, and loving experience was not one to be again deLehl of about 31,000 a nionh, as nearly as at The Utah company Sugar d mother, sired. It was then hard to get money has received seven large sacks, con- can be ascertained. POLLY L. SHOCKLEY. to pay taxes, and many In Weber 'The concern owes about 323,000 and taining abotu fourteen bushels, of were put to big expense on ac, county from the its beet seed germ single sugar property Is estimated by the manDIVISION OF PATRONAGE. count of tax sales. to be worth 324.000, but Mr. at Washingagement agricultural department At a caucus of the Republican The prospects for a good harvest D. C. The seed came by mail and Varian considers that this valuation ton, this coming 'season look good. The members of the city round held yes- will be planted on the Saratoga farm is too high. The ground on wbich the divisground Is well soaked with water, and terday afternoon a plan for the soon as the season Is far enough buildings and worke are located, Mr. ns ' mow Is piling up In the mountains, ion of patronage In the various departadvanced. The beets grown from this Varian states, is not jinld for, but the which will make the springs swell ments of the city government was seed will be kept for mother beets deed Is held in escrow, and the conThe plan contemplates with water which will gladden the agreed upon. next year will produce seed pre- ditions are such that default In the and husbandman and enable him to refresh the equal division of Jobs between the payment of the purchase price acsumably of teh single germ variety. his crop this coming season. All those Republicans and Democrats, the forto the terms of rale for thirty 1502 TWENTY-FIFT- H ST. cording who have not contracted should do so mer to be selected by tbe Republican A stabbing affray occurred at Logan days will cause It to revert to the venat once as the season is advancing. It members of the council committees, Saturday night In which Thomas H. dor. DOC Is now nearly the first- - of April, and and the latter by the mayor and heads Smith Jr son of Councilman Smith, On the face of it the company In other years, or in some years at of departments. received an ugly knife wound In the seems to have an opportunity to es1 at, quite a number of acres have neck. The quarel started In one of the tablish a paying Industry, but so far CONVICT REARRE8TED. been planted before this date. If the saloons between Smith end a young the profits have not been forthcoming Released from the state prison on man named weather should turn fine planting will Richardson, who has not and the debts have continued to accusoon commence and men running the Saturday, after, having served a chok- mulate." been in the city long. Smith term for selling whisky to Indrills are not allowed to plant beets when the latter took The above extract Is taken from Richardson, ing until they have made a contract with dians, Thomas Nolan was reaneated hie knife from his pocket and caught this morning's Salt Lake Herald. A the company. The field superintendthe same night on the charge of try- Smith In the back of the neck, cutting representative of the Journal called ent can. be found at the company's off- ing to smuggle opium to his late felhim severely, leaving wounds In the upon Judge Dee this morning, who atice In the First National Bank buildlow prisoners. ear neck. and face. Smith tended tbe meeting of the stockholding ever Saturday, where the farmers la resting easily and will recover. ers here on Saturday, and he virtually can do business with him that have OLD PIONEER DEAD. Richardson was arrested and Jailed. corroborated the facta related above not contracted. By experience It has been learned William Bullen, an Aged and RespectTHE MOFFAT LINE. that land can not be too well prepared stockholders. The ed Citizen, Passed Peacequestion arlsei for the planting of the beet seeds. If does not rea decision such whether Away. fully Roadbed Is Completed to Boulder the land Is too hard the drills will not quire a unanimous vote of the stockcover the seed, and if too soft It Is apt Park, Fifty Milos West of holders Instead of a majority rote. William Bullen, one of the oldest Denver. to run In too deep, hence- It Is very and most respected citizens of the necessary to prepare the land Just died Sunday morning at community, GEOLOGICAL SURVEY. Accounts of the Moffat line show right to Insure a good stand of beets. H. E. home of his the as at the is Then it has been learned by experience that building progressing 1214 Twnty-fourt- h street. He fast a rate as the difficulties of con- Examinations for Positions to Bo Hold that it Is very Injurious to let the Markie, some struction will allow. beets get too large before thinning had been In feeble health for in Salt Lako and Other Chief Engineer Immewas the the time, though grip Sumner makes a statement that tbe them. They should be thinned as soon Citiea on April 29th. as they have four leaves on them. If diate cause of his death. roadbed Is completed aa far as BoulMr. Bullen was born 85 years ago at der left longer It. Is an Injury to the beets, Examinations for engineering and Park, some fifty miles west of Broughton, England. He came to Am- Denver. them. They should be thinned as soon aid and irrigation engihydrographic erica In 1851 and settled in Ohio. LaThe route of the road in Utah has neer In the geological survey will be only one in a place, giving them all OQDEN, UTAH the chance of growth In the early ter he came to Michigan, but in the by no means been determined on, he held on April 19th at Salt Lake and to Ogden. For more said. moved same year too now are Our Larahot. and before the weather, gets surveyors merely Logan, Utah, and Cheyenne spring memCarry the Largest Line of Sporting Goods of Every Description Care should be taken not to let water than forty years he had been a exploring the Utah valley and sur- mie, Vyo and Boise and Moscow, run on the beets when they are young, ber of the Masons and Odd Fellows. roundings and calculating on how the Idaho. ' These examinations are prac- of any House in the Country, and Sell at the Lowest Possible Prices sons three Bullen survived Mr. is by for when flooded early they don't as best grade, may bq run through that tical in character and designed to tea Send for Their Large 154 Page Catalog it is free. The daughters, country, and the exact route will be a rule make a good crop. A crop of and two daughters. relative capacity and fitness to disbeets and weeds do not grow well to- Mrs. Markie and Mrs. John S. Smith, decided later on, after we have found charge the duties to be performed. The in Ogden. w'hlch will be the most economical gether. The farmers have generally live age limit is 20 years and over. the will conducted be funeral The by A report has been current In Utan got down to a better cultivation of the It Is understood that from the eli3 soil and are getting better crops. The Odd Fellows Tuesday at oclock from county that the road will miss Vernal gible list obtained from these examMr. Markie. Rev. J. E. miles. Mr. Sum- inations the large corps of employees sugar company had less acres last the home of by some thirty-fiv- e of the Carver via Presbyterian church win ner said that there could be no foun- neded In connection with the irrigayear, but still .had 'more beets even officiate. at will Interment be The more than any year before. dation for this as yet as the nature tion projects already undertaken and This View cemetery. of the ground to be covered required those contemplated will be recruited. speaks well for the beet raisers. By Mountain a that many preliminary surveys must For engineering and hydrographic aid sustaining this industry and running it to Its full capacity will help to make MAY FORM STATE LEAGUE. be made before anything could be de- the examination referred to above will Trains leave Ogden 7:15 a. m., 8:10 a. m., 2:15 termined on. Three hundred miles of be reckoned on a scale of 100, the relgood times In the county, furnishing labor for all that want to work and Pure p. m., 8 p. m. Ogdeni Evanston and Park City .May line were run before they could de- ative weights of which are: cide on route the miles of helping business generally. that mathematics, 15; theory and practice sixty Organizs and Play Leave Salt Lake, returning, at 10:50 a. m., 1:45 The company has overhauled all the Baseball. lay between Denver and the main of construction on land and water, inp. m , 6:05 p. m. and Midnight. drills and they are ready whenever the range of mountains. volving elementary knowledge of delnd Is ready to use them. The comThe memebres of Wessler's baseball signing and constructing highways, NOTICE OF DIVIDEND. pany has plenty of seed Just In fresh team held a short' meeting Sunday. etc., 20; applied mechanics, 20; theory .from Germany Notice Is hereby given that at s and practice of topographic and hyready for use, so there Frank Wessler, the manager of the will be no delay as soon as the season team, will make a trip to Evanston meeting of the board of directors of drographic surveying, 20; topographic Tickets on sale April 1st to 6th. Good return-Apr- il Is ready for planting. and Park City and try to arrange for the Amalgamated Sugar company, and linear drawing and lettering, 15; 12th. the formation of a minor league for held at Ogden City, Utah, on the 22d and technical training and experience, day of March, 1904, a dlvldned of ten 10. The subjects for examination for the teams of these three towns. of Salt team per cent of the common capital stock irrigation engineer are: Mathematics, Park Calder's The was duly made and ordered paid to 10; topographic sketching and letteralso be admitted. Lake City may x $ The players of Evanston and Park the common stockholders of record on ing. 5; hydrographic and topographic City are anxious to form the league the evening of March 38, 1904, at which surveying. 15; and training and extime the books will be dosed for trans- perience, 85. and have so expressed themselves. SH. Dudley, the comedian fer and not reopened again until- the From the eligible list positions win who made such a hit last season with GERMANY WILL NOT morning of April 2, 1904. The dividend be filled at salaries ranging from $900 Let the Utah Light as I can furnish you with glauea lor 50c, Richards A Pringle's Famous INTIMIDATE VENEZUELA will be payable at the office of the to 22,000, and salaries generally will Georgia If you only need reading glasses. Power Co. figure with yoi minstrels, is again with the same or- -' I alio have the latest and very best, BERLIN, March 28. The foreign company. In Ogden City, Utah, on tbe depend upon the experience of the An at reasonable prices. flonisation and will be seen In a brand office has Isued a denial of the report 1st day of April 1904. investigation will coi competitors. A free. scientific examination new skit or hosDAVID ECCLES, President vince you that you cannc afterpiece in which "Jim that Germany Is preparing for a Satisfaction guaranteed. Jackson" Is In Venezuela. are Onion Dont .seta fast demonstration going In tile his the troubles having afford to burn coal oil. Now plant sweet peas. Buy seed of put off faying too long. Skeen A Co., Policy Shop," the same character, C. P. UTTER, 0. D. you need power there is z Skeen & Co., only seen In different 353 Twenty-fourt- h 852 Twenty-fourt- h street Sure Cure for Piles. qkurters. J Dud-- y kind that will prove as sa Office In Jesse J. Driver's Drag Stars in the role of the street Itching Piles produce moisture and tough country cause as well as This form, n gger, "Jim Itching. isfactory for the money. Cured Consumption. Jackson,1 Is true to na- - Blind, Bleeding or Protruding Piles are If you want steel or wood filing Pile Remedy. Mrs. B. W. Evans, Charwater, Kan., cured by Dr. t'u: hl flro11 y,n and quick-gu- n E. W. WADE, Absorbs cases, loose leaf ledgers or card Index writes: My husband lay sick for keep the audience In one contin-"- Stops Itching and bleeding. sent or said he had The doctors at three months. a 50c Jar druggists, roar of laughter. Critics tumors. systems a card to C. S. Pulver, Manager for Ogden. say that free. Writs ms Ogden ordrop quick, consumption. We procured a ndley is the funniest negro on the by mall. Treatise Salt Lake City. bottle of Ballard's Horehound Syrup, about your case. Dr. Boaanko, Philange. The company Vlll Produce and It cured him. That waa six years at The management of the Journal will Pa. appear delphia, ne Grand The management of the Journal will ago and since then we have always on Thursday, March 31. consider it a favor If subscriber! will In the house. We cannot ,h 8 bright new Company Good solicitors for the Utah Stats consider It a favor If subscribers will kept a bottle (Wholesale show. colds and do For without It roughs of report promptly any of It JournaL Apply to Horace S. Foster, report promptly any has no equaL 25c, 50c and 81. Sold UTAH papers. and OGDEN. 334. Journal Want ads Telephone papers. 614. Retail) Cave.' circulator. Telephone by Geo. 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