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Show DAILY UTAH STATE I0VATI0K LOCAL BRIEFS i AT CITY JAIL OCTOBER MONDAY, JOURNAL. 3, 1904. THE FINEST AND MOST HE IS WANTED FOR IK T Democrat, turn out in force tonight and attend your primaries. Miss Ruby Reid of Manti, Utah, Is TRIPS OVER THE WALKER'S FIELD OF CRIME HAS visiting relative in thla city. ISAAC 8LOAN FOUND DEAD IN ARE TO MAKE BEEN LOCATED. DIVISIONS. HIS CELL. Mrs. W. II. Hinton haa left for Chicago and east for a short visit with relatives. His True Name Is John Payne and He Memorandum Shows That Ha Comas So That They May Become Thoroughla a Notorious Cattle With Track Arthur C. Sullivan, of the Teller & ly Acquainted From Randolph, Utah, and la Thief. bank, Sait Lake, Is visiting Under Their Caro. a Coal Miner. STYLISH LADIES COATs To be seen in Ogden this Fall and NYinter will come from Hurt's. A coat from this store means a great deal to the wearer It means the same correctness in style Ogden for a few days. shown the most fashionable by coat houses jude Ogden Hilea, candidate of the Isaac Sloan, a stranger in the city Quite an Innovation in railroad cir- A communication received by SherNew American party for congress. Is in the in the same C. W. from York; Tayclass iff Bailey yesterday high Sumaterand who came from Randolph, Utah, cles has been put Into effect by city today. lor. sheriff at Choteau, Teton county. Souand ials, of Scott W. R. the drunk-enesuperior tailoring, of the E. a perintendent on states perfection in was arrested that John Walker, Mont., charge Mrs. K. E. Stewart und Master Bel-na- p finish. Our prices are very reasonable; in E. Stewart Jr. have left for the east by Detective James Fender Sat- thern Pacific company recommending man arrested by Deputy Sheriffweeks at American Falla three to visit relatives and the fair. urday evening. Early yesterday morn- that the six train dispatcher located is wanted there on the charge of fact, you pay less for a coat of the Burt cell hla ago. in dead was found he by vacaa few went Salt to In be ing given daya Ogden Colonel A. B. Hayes horse and stealing. wholesale cattle death of his cause The Jailer Snyder. than the other kind. Lake on Saturday evening on business tion, during which time they may The authorities of Canada are also arand returned to this city last evening. is somewhat of a mystery. When had travel over their respective divisions anxios to deal with him for the same rested by Detective Pender he pleasure to show them. The Coterie will meet at the home just staggered out of the rear of a and take mental notes of the exact offense. 2871 Jefferson The Montana officers state that his neur location of sidetracks, of Mrs. A. P. Bigelow. on Grant avenue, water tanks, October barbershop correct name is John Payne and that avenue. Tuesday afternoon, street, and a small Twenty-fift- h themselves etc., posting he Is well known there as a notorious 4th, at 2:30 o'clock. stream of blood was trickling from a heavy grades, in general on the condition of the road cattle thief. His particular business was He one of his above wound eyes. afterheld Is this An inquest living the theft of cattle and then noon into the death of F. Vatell, the In an exceedingly intoxicated condi- and on the reconstruction work which haa been them over the border into to the officer hag been accomplished during the past driving He cave-l- n tion. a complained was killed who by foreigner that he was 111 and wanted a room to two years. It is of vital importance British territory and there disposing srteet last week. on Twenty-fir- st in and at the officer's request and in many cases of financial bene- of them. Wilford Nelson, employed with the sleep The Montana authorities are anxto go to the Jail. The last fit to the company and moat advanDeseret News in Salt Lake City, was consented he should be returned there m. ious a. was 1:35 at of his alive tageous to all concerned that the train to be that In Ogden yesterday tilting wIWi seen with and thla may be done dealt Officer Herrick saw him walking dispatchers when be should thoroughly friends. then He corridor. down the and on characteristics the general up posted Miss Fannie Breeden, daughter of complained of a pain In his breast. of the road, hauling capacity of enBreeden of Suit Attorney-Gener- al his Before going to his cell he left gines, speed of trains, etc. The grantLa ke. Is visiting in Ogden, the guest effects, 315 in cash, a memorandum ing of such brief vacations to the of Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Hurst. hook and three letters with the jailer. on many eastern roads has A boy named Brett turned in a false T.hese furnish the only clue as to the been for some years and Members of Ogden Aerie No. 118, F. practiced alarm to the fire department last man's Identity. found to be an Immense benefit to O. E. are requested to meet at A. O. U. he of account bis age night, but on The memorandum shows that he ar- company and men. Dispatchers E. W. hall this at 8 oclock sharp. was not taken to jail but was se- rived In Randolph. Utah, on July 3d. Miller and C, J. Delmore last week In- Business of evening to be transimportance In company with a son and daughter, spected the second district which is acted. verely punished by his father. The funeral of the Italian laborer. where they spent the Fourth. The located between Carlin and Montello. ft. E. MACINTOSH. Frank Vitali, who was recently killed letters were all addressed to Ran- They rode on freight trains, chiefly W. President. while working in a sewer excavation, dolph and are from Mrs. Eggleston, locals, or those having the most work D. T. TRACY, W. Secretary. 5 Denver. at 3704 Humboldt avenue, over the division. The remainder of whs held at the Catholic church A coroner's Jury was empanelled the men will be sent out on various o'clock yesterday afternoon. Smoke a better nickel cigar than you last evening and viewed the body. divisions this week and next. have been used to Upmann'e Baby Delegates to the Democratic eounty at held will the be An police inquest IMPORTANT CHANGE. eonvention to be held Wednesday will Bouquet court at 9:30 tomorrow morning. F. E. Lewis, Oregon Short Line sube elected at the primariee tonight. Unthis afternoon Lute by care Inquiry of and hotels, dining perintendent Let every Demoeratie man and woman dertaker Larkin brought the informa- this morning announced an Important be on hand at 8 o'clock. Ran2214 WASHINGTON AVE. Mir. comes from PHONE 605-Sloan tion that chage In hla department, whereby J. well known Euthama Penman, Is known as a M. he where Telephones Utah, G. X hoH. dolph, la ISLAUB, of Manager. appointed Inspector Lapp throughout Weber county, died yesof considerable prominence. tels and outfit service, vice J. F. I,oh-del- l. terday of heart trouble and general de- pprson into been Communication entered has resigned. Mr. Lapp will be sucbility. Deceased was 81 years old. The with his William Mrs. daughter, ceeded 2 tomorCA Telephones o'clock at held by J. F. Dawson. This change be funeral will Spencer, wife of a wealthy rancher wet Into effect on October 1st row at Uintah. BUSINESS . near Randolph, and arrangements will RUNNING TRAINS OVER S. P. Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Brantley leave be made with her whereby the body on serious As of washouts the result othIn the morning for New York and will be shipped to Randolph. the Santa Fe, near Trinidad, Col., that er eastern cities for a months trip. YOU ARK HUNGRY OR road la running its trains to this rity and will visit spend Chicago They Southof Local American Rio Grande Federation The of and the by way fit. Louis weekif at about two taking in the Louisiana purchase exposition. Musicians will tender a benefit ball to ern Pacific lines. Two trains passed Miss Celeste Conroy at Klesel's hall, through Ogden this morning and anThe funeral of Thomas Carr, grandevening, Oct 6. Tickets, 31. other is expected during the evening. Thursday father of Councilman Carr, will be held at the Fourth ward meeting house Democrats, don't fall to attend the Ask the Office for Particulars. at 2 o'clock Tuesday. The remains WILL SUE FOR $32,200. Monday evening. primaries demay be viewed at the home of the WHATS THE CIRCULATION! street, from ceased, 9X1 Twenty-thir- d THE VITAL POINTI THATS Action to Be Brought Against Un on 10 o'clock until 1 o'clock. : UTAH STATE FAIR. Pacific Coal Company? By Mail, One Month, By Carrier, One Month, 60c Lewis Morrison, the papular actor and husband of Florence Rolierts, Ar Open at 8alt Lake City Tomor-- . A suit will be eometnnced In the fedthur Wurde, son of Frederick Warde, Will raw and Remain Open Until eral court by John A Taylor, as adR. Alex Grant, manager of the Grand ' October 8th. ministrator of the estate of Aden opera houae, and Gordon Grant of the Brown, deceased, against the Union Reed hotel, made up a merry party Everything will be in readiness for Pacific Coal company, fo recover 332.-2that visited the Oaks In Ogden can alleged to he. due for Injuries susyon yesterday. Mr. Morrison met his the opening of the Utah state fair wife at the depot this morning and at Salt Lake tomorrow afternoon and tained by the deceased which resulted It promises to greatly excel in every in his death Auguat 1st last. The comaccompanied her to Salt Lake. the coal comFrank C. Sharpe, the United State departmentwillnil of Its predecessors. plaint onsets forth that fair December 20. 1900, left a hole The continue until midnight pany whose headquarpoatofllce Inspector, that In a public thoroughfare at Spring ters have been In Ogden, has left for Octnlier 8th. and It la expectedthousattendance will be several Valley, Wyo., in which Adln Brown Denver, Col., to fill a temporary va- the in excess of attendance the and fell, breaking three ribs, injuring Me large of the the appointment cancy pending of last heart and other Injuries which resultyear. of division of this general Inspector The opening day will be a great ed In hla death. Adln Brown comthe postal service. Mr. Sharp's new event 'In Salt Lake, ns people will go menced suit against the coal composition places him In charge of Infrom all parts of the state to par pany In Wyoming before his death for there surIn all the and contiguous spectors in the ceremonies, the protlclpate Injuries sustained, but having died bestates and territories. rounding of which has not yet been def- fore the suit came to trial, the admingram One vag and four drunks were ar- initely arranged. Governor Heher M, istrator of his estate haa brought an raigned before Judge Howell this Wells and Mayor Richard P. Morris action for S32.200 for his death. morning. All were discharged, except have Joined in Issuing a proclamation, John McLane haa sworn to a com-olalone old offender, who received ten addressed to the people of Salt Lake beginning suit against W. B. Mike Slckets. Greek who the days. them to make tomorrow Wjedell for judgment for 1750 alleged City, asking Ina one of the tried to take shot at afternoon a ro be due from the defendant. mates of Electric alley on Saturday The plaintiff sllegea that he paid to night, was fined 310. Mr. WedeU The Bast Doctor. April 3750 for real esTHAT DESCRIBES ONE OF THE The Ogden high school football tate In Bov Elder county and that CHIEF MERITS OF OUR FUR DE team met Its first defeat of the season about July 1st. by mutual consent, the B. C. Rev. colHorton, PARTMENT. THE NEW IDEAS ARE of the Springs, hands Sulphur at the agricultural contract wa rescinded nnd that Mr. EXPRESSlege team at Logan on Saturday, by Texas, writes, July 19th, 1899: I have Wedcll has refused to .give hack the CORRECTLY . ALWAY8 a score of 21 to 0. The local boys were used In my family Ballard's Snow amount. The plaintiff asks for JudgSKINS THE OF THE QUALITY ED; outweighed by fifteen pounds to the Liniment and Horehound Syrup, and ment for the 3750 and Interest. IS WORKMANSHIP OF THE AND have satisfacman. proved they certainly Messrs. Maginnls and ptout are DEPARTThe liniment we la the beat GUARANTEED BY THE counsel for the plaintiff. Democrats, if you fail to attend your tory. ever and MENTS STANDING. primaries tonight and tska part in have The used for headache cough syrup has been our selecting delegate! to thf eounty eon- pains. FINNEGANS BALL." for doctor the last 25c., eight years. vention, you will not have don your Has made millions laugh" Is the en$1.00. For sale by George F. duty, and you will have no' right to 50c., vied renutatlo'n of George H. EmerfckK kick if tho eounty convention nomi- Cave. celtle farce. Flnnlgan's Ball. which nates candidates that you do not like. comes to the Grand opera houae SatWE ARE SECOND TO NOBODY IN MUST BE REGISTERED. urday. October 8th. For twelve years OUR DISPLAY OF SKINS, GARthis famoua musical concoction has AT NECKWEAR, AND MENTS If you would vote this year it Is 1m entertained large audiences from POSITIVELY PRICES THAT ARE peraiively necessary that you reg- ocean to ocean nnd each season new Fine tea is a istered. Unless your name is on the features are added making it practiTHE LOWE8T, WHEN THE QUALIregistration list you cannot vote. cally a new entertainment. The presTY AND STYLE ARE TAKEN INTO pleasure and a most real There will he an entire new registra- ent company la said to be the best in CONSIDERATION. tion this year. No matter if you have Ita history and Includes Gallagher nud comfort. voted before, you cannot vote this year Barrett. Fannie Trumbull. Stoddard unless you get registered again. and T .exile, Fred Wilson, Mayme Tnv-lo- r, There are Just five days before the CONFERENCE. May Barrel!. Bessie Montrose nnd election on either of which voters may a chorus of pretty girls. STATE FAIR EXCURSIONS. he registered. They are: . October Via the Rio Grande October 3d to 11th, 12th and 18th, and November let COUNTY AFFAIRS. 9th; good returning until the 12th. and 2d. A brief and unimportant session of Fare $1.50 for round trip. Special the board of county ominlssioiiers SALE OF NEW AUTUMN 8TYLES. REMARKABLE PRICE SAVING. trains leave Ogden at 8:10 a. m. on The quality of a ''bit" Cigar for a was held today. Commissioner WilNEW AUTUMN SUITS, COATS, SKIRTS AND WAISTS... SPECIAL ATOctober 6th, 7th, 8th and 9th, and on Nickel call for Upmnnn's "Baby son reported that the work of clearing TRACTIONS IN NEW RUNABOUT SUITS, THE POPULAR TOURIST Saturday and Sunday specials will the road In the mountains eat of leave at 8:10 and 10:45 a. m. Regular LADYS AND CR4VENETTE COATS, SO NECESSARY TO EVERY Huntsville, which was begun on Septrains leave daily at 7:45 and 9:10 Willard Andelin, Utah's greatst tember 2nth. la now OUTFIT. FOR A CAREFUL SELECTION FOR YOUR FALL AND WIN- - . completed. a. m. Returning leave Salt Lake singer; .Nannie Tout. Fearl Snyder, Commissioner Stanford was given TER GARMENTS THERE IS NO MORE ADVANTAGEOUS TIME THAN City 10:45 a. m., 1:45, 6:05 and 11:55 Charles Kent, Edwin Tout, and Squire further time to report on the uuea-tio- n m. ' car meet In THE PRESENT. one Street all trains on Coop, all p. big concert at the taof the right of way of the Orearrival at depot. Cara run through bernacle, Friday, October 7th. gon Short Line across the property to tabernacle square without change. of the county at the poor farm. Are you too busy to go home to eat? Mrs. Kleslmer was .appointed Democrat, dont fail to attend the Try our free lunch. The Buffet register a sent of the sixteenth elecONE-THIRD Lunch saloon, 133 Twenty-fift- h street. tion district of Ogden. primariee Monday evening. OF THIS WHETHER YOU WERE HERE FOR THE OPENING Travelle the Great remains another, DESIGNS SEVERAL GREAT YOU SHOULD COME. SALE OR NOT, week at the Pastime theater. Forbes AND STYLES ARE NOW DISPLAYED WHICH HAD NOT THEN BEEN ft Co. guarantee something entirely new In the laughing line. Don't When Your Watch Runs Slow It Needs a Little Oil and Attention DELIVERED TO US.. AND WE DESIRE TO REPEAT CANNOT DO IT forthere will be a get dance serpentine TOO EMPHATICALLY Not machine or engine all, but a specially prepared and refined by THAT WE. ARE OFFERING MEDIUM PRICED Mina Faunce. Mnhum Wilson Is fish oil oil intended for tho delicate machinery in a watch. ANYWHERE IN SUIT VALUES WHICH CANNOT BE DUPILCATED Diitchy from the very start. He la goTHIS CITY. ing to do a monologue song and dance which he haa christened the but it muet bo applied by- - a t expert watchmaker, who knowc how to got tho watch ready for tho oil, and remove all the dirt The Illustrated song for this week will be. Good-BIn short you cant repair or oTl a watch, unlooa you ar a watchLittle Girl, Good-By- ." The program will maker, and you will "save money by romambtring this." be complete with new motion pictures. The manager, De Walker, stntqs that It la even a better performance than last week, and If he Is right the PasM Watch Inopoetora at the Big Clock on Washington Avenue, Ogdon. time will undoubtedly hnve a star bill I from atnrt to finish. ss Quality ltisa Styles and Prices Always Correct S. J. BURT a BROS. Eagles The Prize we'offer is 100 cts ! of good honest work for each $1.00 collected I j Western Steam Laundry S1.00 for M $311 for Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone Company IFjYOU WANT TO SEC A MAN IF Falstaff 57n? JOURNAL 00 nt Latest Styles and Highest Quality half-holida- y. NOHEDMBBETOJHEWjNTERj TEA delicate Several Hundred Womens New Coats and Suits Just Received A Special Sale on Two Hundred Sample Suits at Iu UNDER PRICE One Drop Will Oil a Dozen WatcHes Onslog-hansenmy- er. y, J. 5. LEWIS Q. CO. r LAST & THOMAS 50c |