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Show STATE JOURNAL, SATURDAY, DAILY UTAH Hi, 1904 APRIL Ladies Hose arbor day was prolific JOHN EXTRA HERDERS HIRED TO PROTECT THE LAMBS. IN JAGS. for Raising Effect of the Construction of the Will Bo Tried Tonight in Family Disturbano Waa Cut-Of- f Which Lucin Circle. Not Contemplated. Have to Be On Laborers From the Cut-of- f Arrested Before They Return tn Work. SPECIAL DOE EASTMAN CREATES NEW GIRLS COTTAGE HAS BEEN COMPLETED. FAMILY JARS. Two-Stor- y Brick Building and Cost tha State Fifteen Thousand WE ARE GOING TO SEE HOW QUICKLY WE cam DOZEN STANDARD LENGTH, SEAMLESS FAST BLAP SPLICED HEELS AND DOUBLE SOLE LADIES' Dollars. HOSE AT A plague of coyotes has infested the eastern shore of the Grgat Salt lake from the western shore and has given the Bheepinen all kinds of trouble to protect the lambs from the rapacity of the animals. The manner in which the coyotes cross the bike from Promontory is described by Mr. Joseph Peery, who is materially interested in the sheep business at Little mountain, as follows: Since the completion of the Lucin cutoff the northern part of the lake has become comparatively fresh and at points freezes. The animals come part of the way on the railroad embankment and then cross the Ice to the eastern shore. At one time the coyotes were very numerous on the eastern shore, but arlous means were adopted to exterminate them and with success. To prevent the devastation of his flocks Mr. Peery hired two extra night herders and offered a bounty of $1 for every coyote killed. As the county pays a bounty of $1.50 and the pelt brings $1, thus coyotes coming from that section are now worth $3.50 per n quintette of laborers from the this rourt were in police cut-oor vagrancy. morning on charges Janies McManii had only come In yeswas a flunkey terday; John Hanna Fred Stylus "was the had fever; and too stupid to be a criminal.- in the Gordon language of the court; Thomas John and clothea came In to buy some a workingman. like Simmons seemed Lu-ci- A ff All of them were released on condition that they go out and go to work. Peter Sullivan and Lewis Pritchard were in Jail for getting drunk, but as this was their first offense they were allowed to go. Ed Clary, an old offender, was sent to Jail for ten days on a charge of drunkenness. John Hassell was fined $10 and Charles Carlson $5 for drunkenness. George Moore.one of the three young men arrested for disorderly conduct in the Little Queen saloon, was pretty abusive in the courtroom this morning and was fined $25. Dennis McKeegan got drunk and butted Into a party of ladies on the street He was sent to Jail for twenty-fiv- e days. Ell Blakely was charged with cruelty to animals. He is said to have been driving a horse that had too little meat on his bones. He pleaded not guilty and the trial was postponed until this evening. have already capita. been killed, but many more are still at large. Mr. Peery reports that the lambing season has been unusually good, there being an Increase of over 100 per cent. The lambing season is about three weeks earlier at the Little mountain and Warren camps than at Blue Creek and Promontory on the other side of the lake. Just as soon as the time arrives when the flocks can he herded into camp and under the supervision of the herders the coyote John Doe Eastman Is in Jail at the request of his wife. He is formally charged with disorderly conduct. His ife wants him placed under bonds to keep the peace. He Is accused of getting drunk and then making things lively in the family circle on his return to the bosom of his family. Last night he was giving his little girl a merry chase. He made a plea of not guilty and the trial was fixed for this evening. His wife will be summoned to appear, but Eastman says she is not well enough to attend. Annals of Billtown Mayor Talks In His Paper the Supreme J Court Judges. of Discharging J J J MAY FIRE THE COURT. (From the Billtown Bugle.) OUR supreme court has turned us Twenty-fiv- e BRIEFS down. WE may get US another supreme court Of course, the supreme court is not wholly a Billtown Institution, yet WE would have the public know that WE ten-pou- nd . well-kno- Tomorrow church there sermons by Fine music. leader, Mrs. gnnist. at the First Methodist will be straight gospel the Rev. Samuel Blair. Mrs. Fred N. Hess choir John T. Rushmer or' Military discipline hns been Instl tuted at the state industrial school for the summer and the boys have com menced their daily drill. The boys will shortly be furnished uniforms and side arms. Funeral services over the remains of Mrs. Joseph Platt were held at the residence at 9 o'clock this morning. The Second ward choir furnished the musical part of the services. The re mains were then conveyed to Salt Lake, where services will also be held. Ufye can A firm J. S. papers. Telephone non-delive- ry Good time Tuesday evening. April 19th, at A. O. U. W. hall. Cards, danc ing, drill, refreshments; 25 cents to all. Worst of All Experiences. Can anything be worse than to feel that every minute will be your last? Such was the exeprlence of Mrs. S. H. For three Newson, Decatur, Ala. she insuf1 endured writes, years," ferable pain from indigestion, atom ach and bowel trouble. Death seemed inevitable when doctors and all reme dies failed. At length I was Induced to try Electric Bitters and the result was miraculous. I Improved at once and now I'm completely recovered, For Liver, Kidney, Stomach and Bow' el troubles Electric Bitters Is the only medicine. Only 50c. It's guaranteed by Jesse J. Driver, Druggist. Buy an Incubator and make the poultry business pay. Skeen ft Co, 352 Twenty-fourt- h street Special line of trimmed hats for la dies and children: unusual values. Saturday only, $1.50 each. THE LEA DER MILLINERY, 2351 Washington Best Advertisement LEWIS & CO., Jewelers and Opticians. Anything lacking the TABLE SERVICE? We can replace any article lost from sets, and will reflnish your old stock to make It like new. of 64. have is its reputation for RELIABILITY and good treatment Wo stand on our record. In c report promptly any Sprintlme calls for a GENERAL OVERHAULING And cleaning In general. Look over your Jewelry and clocks. If they need repairing bring them In PER. PAIR EVERY PAIR IS PERFECT IN SHAPE, FINISH, AND MADE SOFT DURABLE MATERIAL COTTON. THE K 'ND YOU USUALLY PAY 17ia AND 20c. FOR. worship. and baseThe cottage is a ment brick structure and cost $15,000. This money was appropriated by the legislature. The cottage contains thirty-trooms besides class . rooms, baths, diningrooms and kitchen. Mr. and Mrs. Burdett Smith have been appointed to take care of the new department and to look after the girls. two-sto- ry BEGINS MONDAY MORNING AND BETTER COME AT ONCE OR YOU MAY SALE DAYS. LASTS THRE NOT GET THEM THE QUALITYTHIS PRICE IS ALMOST CONSIDERING ING THEM AWAY. WITNESS SAILS FOR ENGLAND. S. J. s a Salt Lake Man Who Is Wanted to Testify in the Smoot Burt LIKE GIV & Bros. Case. 44444444444444es.A.f.t-.- f S. S. Newton of Salt Lake, a much-desirInsurance Law Insurance Information Insurance Loans witness in the Smoot case, is on the bounding blue en route to Liverpool, according to the Salt Lake Herald. The last bulletin showed Mr. Newton at Nome, where he was supWas organized for the benflt of the InBurance-buyln- g public. posed to be doing some contract work. It furnished expert information concerning all kinds of Insurance. was Mr. set Newton It is said apart Furnishes an abstract giving values of life Insurance pnprift. for a mission to Great Britain 'abou I Furnishes a special legal department to make insurance collections and aetlementa with the companies for patrons. a year ago and has now started for his Makes loans and pays cash surrender values on good life Insufield. rance policies. Call on or write to His second wife is reported to be acD. R. THOMPSON, Gen. Mgr. E. Or G. R. DAY, Local Agent, companying him. She left Salt Lake 414-412486 Wash. Avs, Ogden. Lake Salt Blk, City. Progress a few weeks since for San Francisco to Join her husband on his return front 4444444444444444444444444444444-44-M444mmmnNome. While friends knew of the plan to go to England, it waa naturally kept ed The Pioneer Life Insurance, Abstract and Trust Co. 5' quiet, and nothing leaked out until was safely afloat and headed for Liverpool. It is not known out' side of the immediate family and friends whether Mr. Newton and Mrs. Newton II passed through Salt Lake on their way to the Atlantic, but the supposition is that they did not. This latest move renders it extremely unlikely that Mr Newton will be heard by the Smoot investigation committee. At Liverpool he will report to Apostle Heber J. Grant, another man who evaded service of a legal process. It was also reported yesterday that Lillian Hamlin, another witness wanted by the committee, is in Canada with friends, and out of the reach of the senate. Satisfactory Tailoring at Satisfactory Prices. do tH That Is icily why of Ogdon, Tailoring Busins ' Anderson 282 Sti Twenty-Fift- h Utah. t, Ofdi THAT WE ARE HEADQUARTERS DO YOU KNOW FOR SCREEN DOORS ICE CREAM FREEZERS RUBBER HOSE Methodist Episcopal Church Regular services, with preaching morning and evening. Special music at both services. Lutheran Church There will be no morning service. Sunday school at 12:15 and evening service at 8. 2476 Washington Avs. 4 Phone 147-- 4 4. 4444444444444444-f'ff'f'ff4"f4"f'f-f4-f-f4444-44-f4-f444444444- - REAL E8TATE TRANSFERS. Baptist Church Regular services with morning and evening worship, "The Holy City and "Jesus, Lover of The following deeds nave been filed fees. My Soul" illustrated with atereoptlcon record In County Recorder Kills' for WE once built a house In Billtown at evening service. In pretty much the same manner. office: Why shouldn't WE? German Minerva L. Duray to James A. Hearn St. Paul's Evangelical It saves US from paying for these Church Service in Swedish Lutheran part of lots 2 and 3. block 9, plat B, things out of OUR own pocket, and church at 6:45 p. m. Sunday school Ogden City survey; $1,250. WE need the money. at 2 p. m. Nicholas Lynskey and wire to James Thurston, part northwest quarter secWITNESSES DEPART. tion 14, township 6 norm, range 1 First Church of Christ Scientist Witnesses subpoenaed in the Smoot Service at 11 a. m. Sunday school at east; $1,200. M. H. Wheelwright and wife to Aninvestigation have begun to lenve for 10 a. m. Wednesday evening meeting Washington to be present at the reop- at 8 p. m. nie Holengren, part sournwesi quarter ening of the case on the 20th Inst. An section $4. township 6 north, range 2 giis M. Cannon and Franklin S. Rich $325. west; First Church Congregational arils left yesterday morning accomChauneey R. Dana to J. E. Thurston, and services. morning evening panied by Attorney Waldemar Van plat A; part lot 23, block 7, school at 12:15. Cott. Judge Powers will leave today $135. and Moses Thatcher expects to start Lawrence Robinson to Maren MitchCentral Park Presbyterian Church Sunday. Others who have been subell, part of sections 16 and 21, township y 5 poenaed will leave within the next two Morning and evening preaching. north, range 2 west; 3800. 2. Y. P. S. C. E. at school at days. wife to John A. P. Ponken and p. m. Vause and wife, lots 5 and 8, plat B, Heslth is Youth Disesss and Sickness Plain City survey; 8500. Church-Mor- ning First Presbyterian Marian Wlnslowo John Hall et a!., Bring Old Age. and Herbine, taken every morning before hours. evening preaching at the usual northwest quarter of southeast quarter There will be special music section 27, township 7 north, range 1 breakfast, will keep you In robust at each service. west; $1. health, fit you to ward off disease. It cures constipation, biliousness, Harris M. narrows and wife to Alice dys Church of the Good Shepherd Reg- J. Whalen, part lot 6, block 9, plat B. pepsia, fever, skin, liver and kidney services during the day at the Ogden City survey; $1,500. It purifies the blood and ular complaints. usual hours. Andrew Freborg and wife to Frank clears the complexion. Mrs. D. W. Jewett, part northeast quarter section Smith, Whitney, Texas, writes April 3, 27. township 5 north, range 1 west: ARRAIGNED FOR BURGLARY. 1902: "I have used Herbine, and $300. Hnd William Conners were find It the best medicine for Joseph constipation and liver troubles. It does all you arraigned onin nthe municipal court this ROOSTER VS. EAGLE. claim for It. I can highly recommend morning charge of having broacross the way. Geo. W. Our friend Into second-hanken Richmond's It." 60c a bottle. Sold by Geo. F. Cave, d is Rohards. store. The preliminary examination having lots of fun with his American eagle, and the bird Is provset was for 19th. April A Dandy for Burns. ing a drawing card. The other day a Dr. Bergln. Pana, Ills., writes: former brought In a big old game roosStartling Evidence. have used Ballard's Snow Liniment, ter that had crowed over many a con Fresh testimony In great quantity Is always recommended it to my friends, quered victim. In fact he was the terss I am confident there Is no better constantly coming In, declaring Dr. ror of nil the gentleman chickens In made. It is a dandy for burns.' Those New Discovery for Consump- his vicinity. His spurs were three and who live on farms are especially liable King's r half Inches long, as hard and sharp tion, Coughs and Colds to be unequal- as to many accidental cuts, steel, and had drawn blood from his burns, bruis- ed. A recent es. which heal rapidly when Bnllard's expression from T. J. adversary In many n bill to bill conSnow Liniment Is applied. It should McFarland. Bentorvllle, Va.. serves as test In which he was always victorious. ala ays be kept In the house for cases example. He writes: I had Bronchi- When tnken to the eagle's cage his of emergency." 25c. 50c. 1 a bottle. feathers rose and he evidenced In other for tis three and doctored years all the wnya his Sold by Geo. F. Cave. eagerness to battle with the time without being benefited. Then I monster bird. He was put Into the began taking Dr. King's New Discovcage, snd In less than half the time ery, and a few bottles wholly cored you have been rending this, his body me." Eqaully effective in curing all had been rent to pieces, his Insides swnllowed by the eagle and his legs WANTED A girl for general house Lung and Throat troubles. Consump-tioand feathers scattered about the cage, work In family of four; none hut Pneumonia and Grip, Guaranteed Then the engle mounted his perch, girl need apply. 317 Twenty-t- by Jesse J. Driver. Druggist Trial wiped hl bill and said (with his eyes), street. bottles free, regular sizes 50c, and $1. "Bring on another horse." llnrrods-burHerald. nve-ac- re Sun-dn- n. first-cla- 4 CHURCH SERVICES. Willapus-Wallapu- Squire Coop has under consideration the giving of a competitive musical entertainment under the auspices of the public schools at the close of the present season. Charles M. Schwab of the steel trust and ship building fame, passed through this morning. He and Ogden eaj-lhis party went to Salt Lake City and will leave tonght for San Francisco. The young people of the Second and Fifth wards gave a very pleasant dance at Parry hall Inst night. The attendance was large and the occa slon was a very enjoyable one. A farewell party will be given next Wednesday eveqlng in the Second ward amusement hall to Alma Doxey, who is preparing to go to Australia on a mission. 10 Cents hree are the power behind the throne and WlE will not let any little measly Salt 4444 MLake Judge monkey with US. No Billtown Judge would dare do such a thing. Judge J. Adelbert Howell wouldn't WE made Adelbert what he is. because overcome. be will 4 4 difficult No other Billtown Judge would, because OUB officials wouldn't let em. Professor Thomas of the high school That Throbbing Headache. Perhaps you have noticed that they is visiting in Logan. Would quickly leave you if you used never appear against US when WE Hr. and Mrs. W. B. Tooelle of Hoo- Dr. Kings New Life Pills. Thousands become entangled In the toils of the per are visiting friends In the city. suffererers have proved their law. WE are pretty foxy. Born. In this city April 15, 1904, to matchless merit for Sick and Nervous WE know a thing or two. the wife of Henry Topping, a daughter. Headachea They make pure blood and WE have numerous ways of getting A boy has made its ad- build up your health. Only 25 cents, there. vent at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Sum There are other ways to kill a dog money back if not cured. Sold by Purdy. without choking him to dftth on butJesse J. Driver, Druggist. ter. Lnke of Salt Miss Motile Alexander WE may have to make US another City is lii the city the guest of Miss Special line of trimmed hats for la- supreme court Klesel. If this one does not do OUR work unusual values. Gilbert Ross of the Comstock mines dies and children; to suit US, WE will be forced to LEATHE each. $1.50 has been the guest of Herbert Mac Saturday only, make a change. mlllan for several days. DER MILLINERY, 2351 Washington. The present Judges may get "canned at any old time. P. J. Mahoney, of the Of course, they would hate to get Onion sets are going that Don't contracting firm of Manoney Bros., Is out." let In the city. visiting put off buying too long. Skeen ft Co.. But WE can't help it; if they do Robert Carnes of Central City, Neb., 353 Twenty-fourt- h street not act to OUR Interests they will is In Ogden for a few weeks, the guest have to walk the gangplank. of his sister, Mrs. B. F. Thomas. Seventeen lovely girls in a drill at The meeting of the Total Abstinence Order of TO BUILD A 8TABLE. Washington card party Tue Union, which was to have been held the Billtown Bugle.) (From 19th. last night, has been postponed until the day evening, April WE are building US a new barn, s, second Friday in May. Is not for the use of the The ladles of Ogden are cordially but will be used to keep The new station of the Southern W can build a barn Pacific between Ullin and Banvard has invited to call and see a bouquet of OUR horse In. a or either house than any cheaper been named Noble in honor of former flowers one hundred feet square at other man In Rllltown, because WE do Superintendent J. 8. Noble. Hendershot'a greenhouse, Sunday. not have to pay any architect bill. WE Rice Brothers are building a large have an architect that Is paid by the addition to their general merchandise If you want steel or wood filing city and WE let him do all of OUR store. A carload of lumber has already cases, loose leaf ledgers or card index work of thla kind. It la an honor that been received for the work. Is not likely to decline while OUR systems drop a card to C. S. Pulver, he power la what It la. and appointing A seventh wire circuit will be con Ogden or Salt Lake City. while WE hold the Billtown council structed between Ogden and Salt Lake In the hollow of OUR lily white hand City by the Bill Telephone company, aa WE do. Then there are other litwill of the Journal The Men are now at work erecting the management consider It a favor If subscribers will tle savlnga besides the architect's poles. : LOCAL The new brick building at the state industrial school known as the girls' cottage was completed yesterday and nineteen of the twenty-on- e girls who are in the instltuton have been moved Into their new quarters. There are two girls left In the main building, who will assist in the housework. The girls will be kept In the new cottage all the time and will only go to the main building to attend relig-ou- s ss hird g. Ky Make Ice Cream at Home want And have any kind you P1! The notice. on short lonf ration of some takes IriwM than others but the than never takes longer Becel "Fifty minutes. a reilp?free gives many new to all at trouble no It la them in a Iceland Peerless Freezer One Motion. The can revolves around tlon.ry dm. simplest freezer easier than a mnde-- many-m?1- 0" ho freezer. Thousands crm lre "lopped mak'ng trou .e home because of the IceUna. now use the Peerless & RICHARDSON (Incorporated.) The Crockery f ftala GRANT People- Aoents) - . |
