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Show DAILY UTAH STATE JOURNAL. SATURDAY. DECEMBER 7, 1907. PAGE SIX. the men shortly after midnight yesterh iron day by means of the Ogden, Utah, October 24, four-inc- In ; and About Utah SALT LAKE CITY. Brief Note shares and the stock is divided into A, B, and C classes, the first and last carrying hunting privileges e Feeling that from 8 to 4 o'clock in the afternoon is not enough time for pupils of the public schools to obtain health certificates the principals of all the schools have adopted a resolution calling upon the city board of health to change the time from 9 in the morning until 9 in the afternoon. Under the present system children are required to miss a whole day in order to get the proper certificates 14.000 in of Happenings in Utahs Capital City. j 40 feed pipe. The men who are still alive are Donald Brown. McDonald and Bailey, the Conversation can be bad pumpman. with the men through the feed pipe. Food and water were sent to the prisoners shortly before midnight through the pipe. The men say that the foreigners were caught In the sump, and when the lights went out were unable to reach the main shaft and were drowned. The two Americans in the bottom reached Albert T. Day, the negro sentenced to be shot at the slate prism, Friday, December 13, for the murder of Horace II. Voss, is spending most of his time the ladders and ascended to the pumpI Hiring over the Bible and book of ing statlona They say that they are hymns which have been furnished him. in no particular danger or discomfort, and his lot of He makes no complaint and that they are not injured or sufexpresses no regret for his I test, but, in any manner. fering condemned of cell, the la the solitude he turns to the words of consolation and hope spoken by the saints and Do prophet centuries ago. It is undera Intends he stood that, preparing The Utah league conferstatement for publication next week ence ended yesterday afternoon with In which he will present to the public the election of officers and committees You Can Be Instantly Fixed From the Humiliation of Knowing That Others his side of tiie case. Rev. Louis S. Fuller was unanimously Detect Bad Odor on Your Breath, elected state superintendent with W. After thinking over the matter all H. Dexter as assistant superintendent Arising From Indigestion, Smoknight, Fred Silver, the looter of Sal- and H. Narren Smith, secretary and ing, Drinking and Eating. vation Army Thanksgiving contribu- treasurer. was he that announced tion boxes, Trial Package to Provo It Free. ready for sentence. Judge Diehl, on J. M. Moore and XL Buckingham, Breath perfumes do not strike at the hearing that the man was prepared to who were indicted by the recent fedrsoelve punishment, delivered a brief eral grand Jury for participating in the root of the evil. They only conceal the homily on the shame of stealing conspiracy to force D. J. Sharp, a form- odor for a time. But charcoal kills the money which had been consecrated to er coal dealer, out of business,' filed gas that causes the odor, purifies the charity, and sentenced him to three 93.000 bonds with the cterx of the fed- food lying in your stomach and intesmonths confinement in the city Jail. He eral court on Thursday for their ap- tines, facilitates the process of digeswill join the chain gang today. pearance to answer to the charges tion, acts as a mild laxative, gives tone them. The bonds were signed to the system; in- short, gives you a against That Salt Lake is involved in a bit- by W. W. Riter and Louis Hills as clean bill of health. And all the charter fight with crime is shown by the sureties. coal necessary to obtain these results record of complaints filed and warrants you can get in a box of Stuarts CharIssued at the office of the county atA special dividend of 4 per cent was coal Losenges, price 25c. ( torney. In the last week seventeen declared yesterday in conjunction with The uses of charcoal are many. In complaints, charging felonies, have the regular S per cent dividend by the art and electricity it is constantly used, been drawn up at that office, and Coun- directors of the Zion's Savings Bank but It la especially valuable where abty Attorney Hanson and his assistants and Trust company. The special divi- solute purity of product lii required. As have been extremely busy listening to dend amounts to 112,000 and is pay- an absorbent and disinfectant it has no the stor(es of many persons who want able December 20. equal. That is why yon will invariably warrants Issued for the arrest of viofind It in every water-filte- r. lators of the laws of the state. John Storms, aged St, a Swede who Stuarts Charcoal Losenges are made arrived recently from Ohio, was taken from pure willow charcoal, with a The Juvenile court Is an institution to the county Jail yesterday on a charge slight mixture of honey to render them that Is doing much good for the chil- of Insanity. He labored under various They will filter your blood dren of the city," nays Mayor Brans-for- d hallucinations. For hours he sat kill- palatable. for every particle of poiyou, destroy in a communication to the council files on the walls and son and impurity, absorb all the gas ing Imaginary suggesting that the court be allowed and several times he was caught In your stomach, give you a sweet to exchange quarters with the city au- celling his bed to pieces. ' clean breath, and relieve you from the taking It ditor after the first of the year. awkward feeling you are bound to have aushould be encouraged by the city TWO GREEKS DEAD IN SUMP when you detect by the expression of thorities and every inducement offered other that they smell your bad for the furthering of the cause. If it Three Americans Imprisoned on the breath.people who are fond of onions Many 1,000 Level of the Giroux Mine at Is possible for us to grant quarters avoid eating them because of the odor Nevada for the Juvenile court I believe we Ely, they leave. One of Stuart's Charcoal should do so. howELT, Nev Dec. 9. (Special to Salt Losenges immediately kills this, same to ever. The smoking, applies arc Greek Two miners The Garland Duck club of Bear River Lake Herald.) drinking or chewing. precinct. Box Elder county, filed ar- dead in the sump off the We are so convinced that, you will Giroux of of level 1 shaft the the Alpha ticles with the secretary of state yes-find these losenges indispensable after who Americans B. the three and Peter Jensen is mine, terday. president; P. Holmgren, secretary and treasurer. were imprisoned by the caving In of once using them, that we will send you a sample package by mall, free, if you These with CL N. Cole and Moslah the shaft between the 900 and will send your name and address today on are are safe the level, Evans directors, while the other levels 200 Stuart Bldg, j to F. A. Stuart Co, Incorporators are M. A. Boothe and at the pumping station. Mich. Marshall, with was Stahl. established John The capitalisation is Communication Union Men and Their NDEPENDENT DEMANDS 700-fo- ot 1,000-fo- ot The Chilly Nights and Mornings ....... wr svwnsss nNU INDIVIDUALS WHO Liar IPHONE ONLY. THEY BELIEVE IN THE JUSTICE OF THE 'N' ELECTRICAL AND HAVE CAUSED TO BE REMOVED THE TELEPHONES THAT un2MERS' ARE TO ORGANIZED LABOR. j t CIGAR STORES. Following is a list of cigar stores: Booster Club. Throe Friends Cigar Co, 114 29th. W .Baler's Best. Morrisey Bros, 117 29th BL Smith Bros, III 24th. H. EL Goddard, 2109 Wash. Tha Den. 979 29th BL May Flower, 941 29th BL Goddard, SCI 25th BL Victory Btoro and Factory, 209 25th. CANDY AND CONFECTIONERY. Following is a list of candy and con- People Torn Amy? ot fectionery: R. Erlkson. Ill 24th. ' J. K. King. ,v. SHOEMAKER. Following is a list at Shoemakers: Goo. Wale. G. Stein, 2579 Wash. LADIES FURNISHINGS. Following is a list of Ladtoar Fur- nishing establishments: Wykes A Blair. MILLINERY. Following la a list of Millinery shops: Stafford Millinery Co, over Wright's. Mm. Lyons, 2151 Wash. Mrs. Bpurgion, Washington. CLOTHING STORES. Following is a list of Clothing Stores: ' Wright's 2255 Wash. Rosenbluth A Upman, Fred Nya, 2419 Wash. 151 25th. New Btoro, 210 25th BL B. Cohan, 252, 111 25th BL M. BulfaunL 155 25th BL RACKET STORE. Following Is a list of Racket Stores: O. D. Rasmussen, 2157 Wash. JEWELRY STORES. Following is a list of Jewelry Stores: W. CL BuawelL P. W. B tec her, 2411 Wash. SHOE STORES. Following la a list of Qhoe Stores: A. Christenson A Co, 2169 Wash. BARBER SHOPS. Following is a list of Barber Shops: Elm. 275 24th 8L Ah J. Rollow, 2414 Grant Avo. Wiggins, 2117 Wash. H. M. Foldman, 2211 Wash. P. A. Gyaln, 221 21th. Hooaer, 151 25th. Brightman A Frees, lie 21th. Healy, 102 25th. Lone Star, 111 25th. Lee Martin, 294 25th. A. Fabor, 4 25th. G. W. Gaynor, 2401 Wash. Efim. C. J. Tribe. Wash. Reed Hotel Barber Shop. 2174 DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS. Following Is a Hot of Dry Goods and Notion Stoma: just because its cheaper. Additional fuel bills make a poor stove more expensive in the end. Buy a JEWEL range or heater and youll save money in the long run. Ask your Neighbor who has one; our most convincing argument ers: PAPER COMPANY. a Lit of Paper Belters: Lambert Paper , SADDiERY. Following te a Mat of Saddleries. J. C. Platt Following Is Cross. INSIME WIRING. Following is a list of Inside Wiring EL . Shops: Commercial Co, TENTS A AWNINGS. a list of Tent and Awning Shops: John Hoxer. BICYCLE REPAIR. Following is a list of Bicycle Repair Shops: Following Is A. W. Brown. SALOONS. Following is a ltet iff Saloons: Tha Papat Bar, Chaa. Iverson, 2470 WaU Ave. Harry Pattlara, Turf Exchange. Elephant Bar, 101 23th 8L The Oxford Saloon, basement Eoclea Bldg. Milwaukee; 344 25th BL Atlas, 371 24th. Ranch. 145 14th. Palm. 851 24th. 8L Louis, 239 25th. Thorn and Herman Saloon, Werta A Hansen. Botts A Co. Martin A Ill A Bros, Cwn Shops: 0rM American Tea 171 14th. Co. tailor shops, Following is a Uet of Tailor Grant aS Co" ,M K . r! Anderson. 254 25th 6U T. C. Christenson, 2512 Wash. PICTURE FRAMERS. Following to a list of Pictur, --w fog Shops: F. Massa, 2484 Wash. RESTAURANTS. Following to a list of Restaurants-Mayflowe- r Cats H. P. McCL FroP- - 148 25th 8t. Pwptea Restaurant, 247 Grant. Oxford Cafe. Stinson Cafe, 142 25th BL White House, 248 25th. Little Gem, 214)5 25th. COFFEE HOUSES. Following to a list of Coffee Hon The Singer, 118 25th 8L Utahna, 126 25th. Downs hw Coffee POOL ROOMS. Following to a list of Poul Booms-J- . C. Baker, 214 25th. NOVELTY AND CURIft Following la a list of Novelty aa4 Curio Shops: Barklow Bros- - 142 25th. Wildeemith, 101 25th SL Low Bras, 114 25th. F. L. Smith, 107 25th. PAWNBROKERS. Following la a list of Pawnbroker: 111 'SECOND-HAN- nth. STORES. D Wockar A Haaer, 111 15th. Globe Cleaning Co, 258 25th. CURIOS AND CIGARS. 2410 Grant Avr. INSTALLMENT HOUSES Kline Furniture A Carpet Co. M 14th St AMUSEMENTS. W. A. Taylor, Ingebretaon. 25th. TEA COMPANIES. Following Is a list of Tea Farts Brat, Folkman A Allen, J. W. McKenna, 144 15th. Ed. McGuire, 172 25th BL OwL 212 26th. Ogden Beer Hall, 174 26th. Tha Buffet, 112 25th. Bismark, 122 25th. Healy Bar. 104 25th. Bank, 111 26th. Arcade, 111 26th. North Btar, 139 21th. Assembly, 149 23th. Harrup Saloon, Flva Points. GROCERS. Mclntire, Five Points. Arcade. W. Beabolt, Grand. Utahna. Nickelodeon. Bijou. Tha Electric. PHOTOGRAPHERS. B. F. Sooy, 2411 Wash. Luke Crowehaw, 2433 Wash. TIN SHOPS. Following is a list of Tin Shops: B. X Crosby. PRINTERS AND BOOKBINDER! 233 23th. Wasatch Printing Co, Geo. F. Sw fooro. Mgr, cor. 2Srd and Wish OGDEN TRADES & LABOR 0 ASSEMBLY Get Your Name On This List Notify Box44 THE MARKETS o. Mutton leg, 15c. Mutton, shoulder chops, 12 Veal loin, roast, 17 c. Veal loin, cutlets, 17 Veal shoulders, 13 c. Veal shanks, 15c. Pork chops, 15c. Pickled pork, 15c. Sliced boiled ham, 30c. Sliced bacon, 20c. Pressed veaL 25010c. Spate ribs, 12 c. c. 1-- Jc. Things were shout at a standstill on the local market for the past week ao far as prices are concerned. Plain and fancy hams and rump roast have dropped slightly, and bulk mincemeat has made its appearance for the Christmas trade and la selling well at IS cents per pound. Fish remains the earns, although a big Jump to expected In salmon within tha coming week, it to now eelllng for II cents, but it Is expected that It will be at 22)4 cents by this time next week. The season ha closed and but few fresh salmon ari obtainable. Grape fruit; fresh cocoanuts, new figs, dates and other delicacies have made their appearance in large quantities and are meeting with a ready aato. New sauerkraut to also occupying an Important' place- in the market this week. Salt Lake reports a drop of 10 cents in the price of cold storage eggs to 25 cents, and a raise of 5 cents in the Utah product to 45 cents, but no change has been noted here, eggs still eelllng at 20 cents per doxen stralghL - Meeta.--,Vl- , f. ne Front quarters, I Hind quarters, 7c 16c. Sirloin, 15c. c. Bulk mincemeat, 15c per lb. .Fish. Salmon, 15c. Halibut, 15c. Smelts, 15c. Crabs. 25035c. Shad, 12 c. Soles, 'll c. l-l- Perch, u Black bass, 15040c. c. Striped base, e. Fruits and Vegetables Utah apples, (101.50 box. Bananas, 20040c das. Lemons, 10040c dox. Malago Grapes, 25c Beets, 2c lb. 31.40 cwt Green onions, bunches for 5c. Lettuce, I bunches for 5c. C Cabbage, lb. l-t- c. c. l-l- c. lb. Turnips, 2 Carrots. 2 lb. Utah cauliflower, Ic lb. l-- 2c l-- 17 c. 31-7- chopped 8L85. Barley, rolled, per cwt, 91.45; whole; chopped, fl.SS. Bran, per sack, flfto. Baled lucerne, per cwt, 65c. Timothy, baled, per cwt, 75c. 81.25; Baled straw, 35c. Flour, high patent, per cwt, IMS per sack, (1.35; straight grads, per cwt, 12.60; per sack, Utah cheese, per lb., 20c; Swim, per 81-2- Ibq 20c. Eggs, per dos., 30c! Sugar, beet per each, 25.15; 14 Ik for 81; cane, per sack, 88.35; II B for L Butter, creamery, 85c; ranch, Me AMERICAN TO BE l-- Chuck steak. 10c. Shoulder pot roast, 5010c. Mutton loin and rib chops, Mutton stew, 7c. Veal leg roast. 20c. Veal rib chops, 17 Veal stewing meat, 10c. Pork roast, 15c. pork sausage, 12 Hamburger steak, 12 Sliced raw ham, 20c. Hama, plain, 18c Hama, fancy. 17c Pressed corned beef. 15c. Rump roasL 3 to 12)4c Donnd Steak, 12 Rib boiling meat. Sc. Oats, per cwt., )1.I0. Whole corn, per cwt, A LORD l-l- Potatoes, c. Burton Implement Co. Lin- J. J.McKinrva. Ceaars Frassln Prime rib roast of beef, 12 and porterhouse steaks, Well Treat You Right bra coln. D. K. Stewart A Co. HORSESHOERS. Following is a list of Homeahoem: L. C. Williams. Ogdea Electric Machinaa A Carriage Co. Ravage A Bruns. Utahns Shoeing Shop. CARRIAGE PAINTER. a list of Carriage PaintFollowing M. Golden Rule. UNKNOWN jlQUALITY SHEET IRON WORKERS. la a list of Sheet Workers: Ogden Steel A Iron Works, 2295 Following Geo. Dean Furnishing Co. 'Clark's Stoma. remind you that it is time to set up the parlor heater. Our advice is: Dont bother, with an old fuel waisting stove, and dont buy a new one of Friends MTEOTiM Antl-Balo- 1,000-fo- 907 1 lc Sweet potatoes. Be lb. Celery, 5c head. Hubbard squash. 6 to 15c each. Spinach, 4c lb. Cranberries, 2 quarts for 15c. Grape fruit. 1 for 25c Freeh cocoanuts, 5c each. New Smyrna figs, 20c lb New golden dates. 15c per lh. New Fard dates, 15c lb. Sauerkraut, 10c per quart. Produce, Flour and Sugar. WheaL per cwt, 31.50. LONDON, Dec. 7. Albert Brtf Fairfax, the New Tork clerk, hu elded to assume the title of Lord Surtax ind to take hie seat In the boo of lords. When the fact that he to inherited the title and eetate of foj Fairfax was first announced to the Eef lg man, he declared that for bW peerage had no attractions that he would refuse to assume . Since then, however, he and ntly changed hie mind unce his allegiance to the es and become a subject of ard. Many legal preliminaries to be accomplished before W" fax can take his seat In the be nds, but he will likely of Iclpate In the next session FhlrfW that to said It 1 nL POSTAL SAVING Dec. 7. BANK A concert |