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Show DAILY UTAH 8 Office ri: IN EXPERTS WILL MAKE Directors: In the Meantime Receiver Whalen Selling Off the la1 Outlook Government Engineer Predicts r Things For ths Sag,. brush Stats. d F. H. Newell, chief Lute yesterday a Jury was obtained Another big sugar factory, to be hydrotfrai)W in the damage suit of Byron R. Moyes erected at a cost of a million dollars, the United States geolugi in charge of the national i by Stewart H. Moyes, his guardian, will be formally started today by the work In that state, states that It Is at twenty-fiv- e against the Ogden Sewer Pipe and Clay laying of the corner-ston- e. years Nevada hzv,, company for damages for loss of an Teton Point, Idaho, several miles from The Pj,.. arm while Byron R. Moyes was in the the one at Rexburg, and will be very Coast Miner comments n this on the statement: "liiasnnkh employ of the defendant. The case was similar to it tried in June last and resulted In a verA party of Salt Lake capitalists state has at present lew than dict of 82,500 for the plaintiff. A mo- comprising Joseph F. Smith, W. 8. Inhabitants the expert i tion for a new trial waa granted with McCornlck, T. R. Cutter and President predicts wonderful developmental no opposition. It Is likely the case will John R. Winder and several others of the state. It ie remarkable that tw take all of today and tomorrow before the directors, who were In Ogden yes- apparently barren sagebrush a verdict will be rendered. terday, left for Idaho last night to be of Nevada are In reality most Prodllc-tivThe following probate matters came present at the ceremony. when the one thing up in the probate divialon of the disThe factory will be about the same to make them fertile trict court this morning and were dis- as the others In that section and will brought to them. Wherever the ft. posed of: have a capacity of 600 tons of beets a perlment has been tried, the most satii. Estate of H. C. Hadlock, deceased day. It draws from a territory of from factory results have been obtain Hearing on petition for settlement of 5,000 to 6,000 acres of beets. The foun- and none who knows the character final decree of distribution; continued. dation Is already laid and the contrac- Nevada's soils and realize! the g thor. Estate of W. C. Channell, deceased tors ready to start on the building. All oughnesa of the system of irrlntW Hearing on petition for letters of ad- the newest wrinkles in machinery will which the government has undertakes ministration granted and Ella Chan- be put In the factory and it will be doubts the soundness of Mr. Neweffi nell. widow, appointed administratrix ready for starting up next falL prediction." with 33,500 bond. , The Rexburg theory had Just started Good for Children. In the estate and guardianship of up and has been running three or four to take and hermit The pleasant Samuel Jesse Harropp and others days. The beet raisers in that country One Minute Cough Cure glvea Hearing on petition for order to sell are turning out great quantities of late relief In all cases of Cough, Cnu because It does not du real estate; continued. beets of a high percentage of sugar, and LaGripps Into the stomach, bit In the estate of J. C. Stone, deceased and the factories have no trouble In Immediately takes effect right at the aeat of the trouble. It draws out the inflamiM-tlon- , Hearing on petition for letters of getting all they can handle. 2 lo Very Bright for Starting Up This Weber County Goods. NEVADA Zj AN Vke-Prealde- nt Frank J. Cannon, E. A. Littlefield, Henry Gwliliam, W. W. Browning, R. El L. Wlndie, T. D. Johnson, R. 8. At-ten- Company. (Incorporated.) Publlahed every evening except Sunday Prebident CREDITORS FILE PETITION Frank J. Cannon BANKRUPTCY. W. W. Browning EL A. Littlefield... Secy, and Treaaurer IRRIGATION IN Jury Obtained in Cass of Moyet vs. Salt Lake Capitalists Go Norfh to tht Opening Ogdon Sewer Pips and Clay REYNOLDS CASE Publiahora 1903 8, IDAHO SUGAR FACTQRY IK OGDEN, UTAH. Founded by E. A. Littlefield, A. D. 1896. Co DECEMBER TUESDAY, DISTRICT COURT MATTERS UTAH STATE JOURNAL Utah State Journal STATE JOURNAL, Property. Joyce. m? lrr,? The A. D. F. Reynolds case, better From present indications It looks as known as the Underwood Typewriter though the Vindicator Gold and Copper Horace 8. Foster City Circulator Mining company's property, not far company, is assuming new complicafrom Ogden, would soon be armed with tions almost daily. In the latter part Terms of Subscription. the sinews of war In the shape of funda 60c of November Mrs. Anna A. Scott of By mail one month. for active development work which will ..11.60 By mail three months took possession of the continue during the winter. Messrs. Coatsvllle, Pa., 8.00 By mall six months George F. Busch, Edward Bichsei, Gus 6.00 stock of goods In question under a $10,-0By mail one year 15c By carrier, one week chattel mortgage.and while In pos- L. Becker. Sam T. Myers, secretary of 60c the company, and Col. A. B. Hayes, By carrier, one month session the New York and Utah Pa6c solicitor of internal revenue at WashSingle copies Hall subscriptions payable In advance per company brought an action In re- ington, D. C., have been bestirring plevin, claiming 61,200 worth of goods themselves in the matter and the prosOffice: 426 Twenty-fourt- h street which had been purchased by Rey- pects are very flattering that work will Open till 6 p. m. Closed on Sunday. nolds while, as Is alleged, he was in be under way before the holidays set Telephone 664. an unsound financial condition. In. On November 30th Mrs. Scott filed Mr. A. H. Blrrell, president and Mr. Subscribers who do not receive their cause tor or a bill of equity in the United States J. F. have any papers complaint Whittemore, secretary and treaswill oblige by notifying this office. Five In Salt Lake and on De- urer of the Utah and Northwestern dollars reward will be paid for Infor- circuit court mation that will lead to the arrest and cember 6th T. A. Whalen was appoint- Iinvestment company of Salt Lake city, conviction of persona stealing copies ed receiver of the stock and fixtures, promoters of legitimate mining enterof The Stats Journal from the premwho duly filed his bond as such receivises of subscriber. prises, are In Ogden In conference with er. Yesterday Mr. Whalen began sell- the management of the Vinldicator TO ADVERTISERS. ing off the goods, which sale Is still Gold and Copper Mining company. It All advertising copy must be In the going on. Is stated on good authority that preprevious evening to Insure Insertion An involuntary petition in bankliminary arrangements have been enthe next day. ruptcy was filed In the United Staes tered Into for disposing of a sufficient district court In Salt Lake yesteday by amount of treasury stock to enable the Application for entry at the Post-offisecond-claat Ogden as matter. Attorneys W. L. Maglnnis and Charles management to push to completion the Stout, representing J. M. Harris, Edgar developments now under way, when It Jones, George E. Mauls and T. B. Ev- la expected that this property will take ans ft Co. of Ogden and the Graham front rank as a producer of mineral Paper company of St Louis, which wealth In Weber county. further complicates matters. The promoting company's experts There are already half a doxen of the will reach here tomorrow for the purleading legal lights In Ogden engaged pose of making the necessary examinain the case and only the preliminary tion of the property and if It comes up Reynolds' to have begun. skirmishes X Local expectations the deal will be closed. matters seem to have been pretty badly tangled up and while no definite InPOLICE PICKINGS. formation as to his liabilities are at John Martin came up before Judge Mrs. W. Harrington returned to her hand the supposition is that they will Howell this morning on a charge of home In LeHdrllle Inst evening. amount to fully S5,000. mendicancy. John did not understand An entertainment will be given at the meaning of. the word mendicancy the Methodist church tonight by H. F. and asked if he waa drunk. It waa BEAT THE DEPUTY Huntington. explained to him that he was begging, Hon. X. K. Griggs, one of the but John affirmed that he was too Was From Park City Jail Breakar attorneys of Lincoln, Neb.. is In Ogden proud to beg. He came to town three Makss His Than and on legal business. days ago with 378.50, but today he Escaps. Arthur Pratt, a Salt had not a cent. He had been a good Lnker, and wife went east over the Deputy Sheriff Wilde of Coalville fellow and Judiciously blown It over Union Pucific today. came, to Ogden last night in search of a the bar. Sentence In his case was deThe local dealers have reduced the man who had escaped from Jail at layed. Joe Harkins, the man who got crazy price of coal 25 cents, making the Park City. Some time during the on Sunday and was conducting drunk price now $5.50 a ton. in down man he the his located night The fifth annual banquet and ball railroad yards. He tapped him on the himself rlotioualy In the street, pleaded of the Weber club will be held Decem- shoulder and told him that he wanted guilty to the charge and was assessed him. The man started to go with him, 830 or thirty days. ber 29th In Dignan'a hall. Three common untrimmed drunks Thomaa Ames, who la serving a sen- but they had proceeded only a short were , discharged. , tence In the Utah penitentiary for bur- distance when the man turned on the The glarising Browning Bros, store, has deputy and beat him up badly. KNIGHT8 OF PYTHIAS BANQUET. niiin is still at Inrge. filed an application for pardon. The members of the grand lodge of The wedding of Roxanna F. Pidcock I Attention Utah, Knights of Pythias, were last to Clarence 8. Gunnell took place this The drugs we use in our prescrip- evening banqueted by Ogden lodge No. afternoon at the residence of the tion work are the freshest, purest and 2 at the latter'a lodge rooms. The afbride's mother, 2122 Washington. highest quality that can be obtained. fair fittingly consummated a visit here D. S. Spencer, assistant general pasIf you want the best results have on important Pythian business of the senger agent of the Oregon Short Line, your prescriptions prepared by us. Do grand lodge. Numerous toasts were accomapnled by his wife, punned this and your doctor will worry less proposed by the toastmaster and they through Ogden this morning on his about your wcovery. WALLACE were responded to In a truly Pythian way to Chicago. DRUG CO., Prescription Druggists, manner by visiting and local member A meeting of teachers will be held 2349 Washington Ave.; phone 24 X. of the order, among whom were Past at the county courthouse on Saturday, Grand Chancellor Douglas, Knights Kodol Dyspepsia Curs. at which Miss Peterson of the R. T. Johnson and Joplin, academy at. Logan will deliver an adMcXltt, Grand Moster-at-ArYoung Digests all classes of of food, tones and dress on "Manual Training" and Knight Jennings, all of Salt Lake; strengthens the stomach and digestive John Hays Hammond, the well-kno- organs. Cures Dyspepsia, Indigestion, also W. B. Wedell and J. 8. Corlew of Stomach Troubles, and makes rich red mining engineer, who has been blood, health and strength. Kodol the local lodge. After the banquet, at tisthe Invitation of J. S. Corlew, the visivisiting Touopah and other mining Dyspepsia Cure rebuilds womout sweetand sues, purifies, strengthens tors were escorted to the B. P. O. E. fields, came in over (he Southern Pa- ens the stomach. Gov. G. W. AtkinI have used a hall to meet some of the members of cific last eevnlng in the special car son of W. Va. says: number of bottles of Kodol Dyspepsia Kya Yama and went east Cure and have found It to ho a very that lodge. David Mattson, the popular deputy effective and. Indeed, a powerful remfor stomach aliments. 1 recomREAL E8TATE TRANSFERS. In the recorder's office, has resigned edy mend It to my friends. Sold by Geo. his position to take effect on the 1st of F. Cave, Wallace Drug Co and Wm. The following real estate transfer Glddlngs. have been filed for record In the record January, when he will accept a position with the Ogden State bank. Mr. RELIEF SOCIETY CONFERENCE. er's office: Mattson has for the past five years Thoma B. Helm and wife to Charles The regular quarterly conference of A. Hickenlooper, been In the recorder's office and while part of northwest there by his obliging manners has the Relief Societies of the Weber Stake quarter section 30. township 7 north, made for himself a host of friends, who of Zion will convene In the Relief So- range 1 west: 31.100. will wish him well in his new situation. ciety house In Ogden on December 10, W. El Wester and wife to John M. 1903, at 10 o'clock a. m. A full attendKlenke, lots 57 and 58, block 3, South ance of officers and members of the Park addition; 3425. Receivers Sale. James M. Keckler and wife to R. M. The entire stock of the Underwood society is requested. Important speakers are expected to be present from Wright, part of lot 2, block 5, plat B; agency to lie closed out at ones. Salt Lake. 81.200. THOS. WIIALKX. Receiver. JANE 8. RICHARDS, President. Brigham J. Webb to Albert Webb, CHARLOTTE DRIVER, Secretary. part of northeast and southeast quarDon't forget the baxiuir and dinner ter section 11. township 6 north, range to be given at the Congregational Extra large hoine-uwd- e quilts for west; 3250. church Friday, December 11th. Articles sale at the bnxaar Friday, December W. B. Wedell and wife to Charles suitable for Christmas presents, such 11th. at the Congregational church. W. Curtis and others, part of lota 6 and as dolls, handkerchiefs, aprons and 7. block 20. plat A; 8250. nice large quilts. Subscribe for The Stats Journal The Lone Star Stats. Down In Texas at Yoakum is a big dry goods firm of which Mr. J. M. Haller Is the head. Mr. Haller on one of A HAPPY COMBINATION OF TWO IDEAS. his trips East to buy goods said to a THE CHATELAINE OPERA GLASS, as its nami implies, friend who was with him in the palace car: "Here, take one of these Little combines the chatelaine ides with the opera glass idea.. It Early Risers upon retiring and you has the appearance of a email and handsome chatelaine bag, will lie up early in the morning feeling and obviates the necessity of a separata csss. The chain good." For the "dark brown" taste, headache and that logy feeling it most convenient to carry. Tht spring opens it at the pros-'sur- e Little Early Rlaera are the best of a finger, turning the object Unsss into place automatipills to use. Bold by Geo. F. Cave, Wallace Drug Co., and Wm. Glddlngs. cally. It is quickly and easily adjusted to the proper focus. It is at ones Ornate, Fashionable and Convenient. It makss its LOST A heavy bay mare with saddle own argument to every lady who secs it! dragging. The finder will please reJ. 8. LEWIS ft CO., Jewelers and Opticians. turn to L. F. Moench, 2748 Jefferson j E. A. Littlefield Business Manager .............. 00 ...I................ waJ administration and contesting petition; continued by consent See our display windows for 1904 effects In Lace Curtains. Ogden Furniture and Carpet Company. heals and soothes and cure per. manently by enabling the lungs to and life ns pure The Ladies of the Congregational oxygen to the blood and tichurch will have a bazaar and chicken taining ssues. Dr. Armstrong of Della, Tea. dinner Friday, December 11th. Dinner prescribes It dally and says then h cough remedy made. 8oM will be served from 12 till 2 oclock and no better by Geo. F. Cave, Wallace Drue Ca Worn 5 to 8 p. m. Price 35 cents. and Wm. Glddlngs. life-givi- ng ce ss sse see Children's and Personal; Cosd Sale nearly f)00 more Cloaks for Children on hand than we want at this time of the year and have marked them at February prices in order to unload. Buy now-s-ave money and get full winters wear out of them. Y? have Ar-rest- ed well-kno- Ladies Suits, Coats and Skirts Sale. Astounding values in seasonable garments. Best and most fetching styles and qualities of the season ruthlessly underpriced for Monday selling. HeresnabbrevIatedJisthichjtfinrovj)faIueJojsarl Its a meagre part of the story of our store. - - buyers. - 4 Suggestions For Christmas... that our big storo is now crowded with for Our groat ordora of Xmao goods havo arChristmas. ovorything rived and aro now displayad. In ovary department wo havo alluring arrays of articloo auitabla for Xmao presents. Before you purchase presents for your dear onaa and friends coma and see the Laat ft Thomas You will be glad to know - ideas. FOR THE LITTLE ONES LADIES or r rsn-,'de- rs De-Wit- t's I - avenue. I ' DOLLS! DOLLS! Our display of Dolls will delight you and crowd your little girl's heart with happiness. We have the the largest line of dolls in the city. They come in all sizes, dressed and undressed, and 'at prices to suit everyone. A DOLL SALE We will sel Monday 35c and 50c Dressed Dolls stationary or sleeping eyes, at 25e 65c and 75c Dolls, kid body, Jointed, with stationary or sleeping eye s at 50c 81.00 and 31.25 Kid Dolls at 75c 31.35 and 81.50 Kid Dolls at $1.00 STORY BOOKS Every one is interesting 5 to DOLLS! . 25c. it establishment, and you'll admit competing EF8 27 UNLAUNDERED LINEN doz. at 15 cents each. LADIES' SILK, HANDKER-C- H IN- D ITIAL HANDKERCHIEFS 50 at 25centseach. dozen KID GLOVES All shades and sixes at great bargains. 82.00 81.50 and and 81-7- 1.25 kind at per pair. kinds now at per pair, 5 31-5- 81.00. FANCY GOODS Nothing makes a prettier present than one of our Sofa Pillows, Pin Cushions or Embroidered Frames. The supply of beatlful Pillow Tops we have Is unlimited In Style and Richness Everything for beautiful and artistic needlework. FOR THE LADIES We have an Interesting 'Aprons at great bargains. HANDKERCHIEFS Silk and Linen Imported direct better values by far than you will find In any Also a splendid assortment of Ladles Hose porters and Garters In silk with silver buckles. LEHMANS MECHANICAL TOYS THE BEETLE Amuses young and old folks. CRAWLING NEW CENTURY CYCLE. PERFORMING SEA LION. MOTOR CARTS AND THE COCKOO There are some others, too. THE BALKY MULE Who hasn't heard of it or got enjoyment from It. display of Ladles' Sup- NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY FURS FROM US CAN YOU BECAUSE AND CENT PER 25 8AVE SELECT FROM A SUPERB COLLECTION. You'll find we have a great assortment of boxes In celluloid and other material and made eapeclally to hold cohandkerchiefs, gloves, cuffs and photograph llars. Also some exquisite holders. These are always attractiv f. on a dresser, easy to get at and Our prices are right. dust-proo- Cast (Si Thomas |