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Show THE MOUSING submitted a list of Numbers: Telephone (unlmr time caU up in ile 24th street call up cumber 5fr iu., p. j building. gandsrd .- - Vo. lsi head ol live- - , ci or call jtovK. assessed in Weber muuiy. and At night summerHl iu Morguu couuty. Kefvr-re- d to 23' ml auormjr. At the session u the ioard of January about thirteen year of were caught stealing yester-the New York Raekett Store. Whes searched a varied Hat of articles found in their pockets. Including Two youths LnciU. pipe, match-boxeerasers, IT. They were a' lowed to go after king pretry Oiuroughly frightened. Sons meets anyone's prices groceries. Inner lira M. Cleary has been very ill for st her home, h, past three weeksavenue. 2 Washington 47 Houses WadelL on monthly payments by " Stevens went to North Octet yesterday morning to Inspect the pnr building just completed there. gldney Canvassers wanted. Call oScs 407 34th street at Examin-- K yresh Olivas. lull cream Cheese, dill Pickles, Sweet Potatoes. In get everything in the line of eatables, tc Sons . 8. Jhrver nicn and fresh. met Grocets. "" i '..,-rda- j lows: Everything new. fresh and palatable s. U groceries at Carver In ' coun- cuniniisrituiei the following (Mn,mumca:lons were read and cunKidcr.il. aud v'hairuiau Sian--1 ford and County VticiMu-Hulaulaki will go lo Salt Lake, Hi week, upon the matters. Thu letter are as fol- ty I L 14. 1904. Hou. Juscpii Stanford. chairman board of cwij'ty ctimmisaiuners, Weber county, Ogden. Utah. Dear Sir: lu reg-.fto the inquiry as to the cuustituti'dialiiy of section 2513 revised sttttues. us amended by laws of 1899, chapter 4S. page lu2, read: "All irop-- t y aud franchises owned by railroad, ureet railway, car, depot, telegraph and telephone companies in this state mtivt be by the state bourd of equalization as hereirnfter piovided. 1 desire to ay that my Investigation Into thin important questiou shows the foliuwiLg: Section 20 of article VI. of the conThe legislature is stitution says prohibited from enacting any private or special la'S In the fallowing cases: 8 Assessing and collecting taxes. 8ecuon IV of an trie XI., "The legislature shah establish a system of county government which shall be uniform throughout the state. Section HI., article XIII.. legislature to provide uniform tax. Exemptions. The legislature shall provide by law a uniform and equal rate of assessment and taxation on all proiierty in the state according to Us value In money and shall prescribe by general law such regulation ss shall secure a just valuation for taxation of ail property; so that every person and corporation' shall nay a tax lu proportion to the value of his, her or its prop- of Evanston and family will make their futt re home ia Ogden. loco-otiv-e He has a lucrative position in the department of the Southern erty. Pacific shops. "Until Section XI.. article XIII. otherwise provided by law, there shall la now be a state board i f equalisation con. The Imperial Restaurant The duty of the equipped to meet all demands of theatsisting of er er sleighing parties, banquets and state board of equalisation shall be prints supers, first class noon lunch to adjust and equalize the valuation of the real and personal property among t reasonable prices. the several counties of the state. ' The duty of the county board of uta Weber of Ogden filed a petit. Each board shall ion In voluntary bankruptcy in the equalization also perform such tbir duties as may federal court at Salt Lake Saturday, amounting to be prescribed by 1st confessing to debs The' powers of the national govern1175.69, with assets of $350, claimed ment are thoe delegated, while the to be exempt powers of the stele government embrace such a arc- - not forbidden. The Pasteur Dairy Co., open for busiHolden vs. Hardy 14 Utah, 71. 4G ness, 2440 Grant Ave., P. O. block. Pur-ee- l Pac. 756. dairy product! made in the Unit The manner of taxation of railroads ed States. Call and aee them. 1 and mines has twice been before our today supreme court, and tho constitutional' Joseph Sc iwcroft leaven lor New York to be gone from three Ity. has nut boen challenged or questioned. to four weeks. County vs. Boa:d. 18 Utah, 172. Carver A Sons sell the cheapest and Mining Co. vs. County 23 Utah. 395. lu the absence ot constitutional profurnish the highest grade goods. visions tho legislature may provide Sleigh riding In an automobile is for .such agencies for the assessment of taxes as it may seo fit. very fine. So says L. H. Becraft. With 25th Am. and Eng Enc. law. 1st the St. Louis carriage, he went to Ed. Page 202. Brigham City yesterday after 3 oclock, A statute can only he declared unand was back before dark. Sailing through the crisp air at twenty miles constitutional where specific restrictions upon the power of the legislabb hour is exhilarating. ' ture can be nr Inteil out, end the case come within them, end not Purest on flees and teas, best quali- shown to any general theory that the upon sweetest and sourest ty, preserves Is unjust or oppressive or imstatute : most picket freshest fruit and palal but conflicts with a spirit sup able olives in the market, at J. S. Car' politic to pervade the constitution, but posed ver Sons. nut expressed In woids. 21 Nor. 390 32 Sawyer vs. Dooly 4 Ulus AH Asgar Khan, i prims minla-t- r Pac. 437. of Persia, who arrived in San FrancThe act is simtily an exercise of isco early yesterday from the Orierr, the right of the legislature to classify m route to Mecca, will arrive at 6:35 property for the purposes of taxation, today on the delayed Overland Limited and ns, In authorising the board to ea route for Chicago. On account of assess property, it applies to all rail Ms anxiety to reach his destination, roads in' the Mtale. it is a general law lbs Persian minister will lose as little and not In conflict with the section time as possible. He says he will be forbidding spocial laws for the a mabie to acrept any attention from scssment and collection of taxes. Id. the authorities at Washington. He Justice Bigelow, in his opinion of will spend a day In Chicago and a the above named case, says : "Stale toy at Niagara Falls, and will sail from lioarrts of aquessment and equalization New York on Saturday of next week. are as generally established through out the various states of the unlun, and their valMily has been so often SOLILOQUY. passed upon vnd sustained by the courts In the land that there Of course it waa foolish for me to play highest Is scarcely a question presented in Bnt when I started In, . this appeal that has not been already Don't think to go so fur astray. As to blowin all my tin. presented and overruled In some othcase. er' And now to maketa borrow until next What is meant by the term "special Py day, law', as used in the constitution is Thai Western Brokerage chap well defined by Justice Paxeon, In Will Help me out; Wheeler vs. Philadelphia. (Smokes an old black clay). 77 Oa. StaL 338348. Pseil himself nor care a rap; is sufficient to say that a statute "It Knows how to treat a man to relates persona m lures Ill turn a contract they say. which on, a as class or things Kl salary tn. Pap. . a statute Is a general law, while tattel and Salary Leans, 223-- 4 which relates to part Icular persons or Bldg. things of a rlasa is special, and comes within the constitutional prohibition. This law Is general because it apCOMMISSIONERS plies to all Teilroods and depot companies within the state which constiAuditing Committee at Work or species of Auditing tute a distant class which it was prqpcrty concerning County Affairs, of hoard of county commissioners proper to adir-- t a different plan assessment tu that applicable to othyeaterdav qnd hed a short a number of roa- - er counties." Id. matters. The powers confencd to the state Commissioner Stanford board of equalization, by session laws, that reported had made a visit to the 1891. to assert all railroad property y county and found things to be in a in the stale is not inhibited by consatisfactory xnndition. The health stitution article XIV, providing for the election cf an assessor In each Jg the Inmates was comparatively JJd for this time of the year. The county without prescribing his dut. annex to the main j building of the ies.Session laws 18P1, conferring pow unnary will be completed the latter state board of equalization lo of the week and on a er occu-fUi- y. for ready j1 aaaess railrosd property is In harmony In the matter of some of the poor with constitution article X, declaring M indigent cases of the duties of the board shall be to the county, Com-end equalize the value of real oner Stanford reported that the adjust of Chsuucey ' Holding and and personal property among the sevami that it shall also Sr "oppan were in somewhat dea-ui- te eral counties, ofhei ns may be circumstances,' and were living perform such law. duties by jd cabin near the south county prescribed Ames Oo. Assessor vs. People. Colo. aid had been rendered them l 56 Pac. 65G.. Ssimn county In my opinion tLere Is no material legand Toppan, who are now .difference as to the rower toof theassesbe property looking for work, are the men who islature whetherwithin the county or, sed is wholly last fall for 2? srereted extends track, like the railroad mutton and Jars of fruit stealing from a counties. different If they through Burch Creek. They orig-- h the power' in one case It would t east and owing have that ,rm the appear ui destitute circumstances they hae it in the otb of their er. of this kind, nil In all they stole provisions. They that ran bequestions nrrlved at is the best "J snowed to go under suspended of the Prt7 giving the opinby the fiiutrict court judge. judgment rk.iJ ion as to what the supreme court 8,nford that the If the question was properon poor would look after might ride ly before them. The individual opinKo ion. of the attorney counts for but litreports were made upon the mat-tw.tle. reads, as no work is being From the provision of lew end the but 2.P0n tte openin f reported esses on similar laws and JS?', I1 unty roads will receive constitutional provisions, I am inclined repairs and improvements, to think that our cruris would susT auditing committee reported tain the eonsttuttonnlity of the act in n... mt work upon the Yours truly. hinno?.!! question. COUnty audltora annual E. T. HULANISEJ. County Attorney AUinnit Ogden, Utah, January 25. 1904. Parlntendent of Schools W. To the Hon. Board of County CommisknmL submitted a lengthy report sioners. Weber County. Utah. of the work of the Gentlemen: In the matter of the kool districts. He communication referred to. me and 111 "ffiools were working welt County Attorney Hnlanlskl regarding be,n ade. the constitutionality of the law passed Thnw?lletllowln of.P- - p- - Barrow. Justice by tfic state legislature in 1899, makf ,h" pBPB of Warmr. and Henry ing it. the duty of the stae board of Jam. constable of Uintah, were equalization to assess In counties all and franchises owned by TK """"It rlprk of Morgan renmtv property; re'irnsd. street railroads, ear. drpne. H. J. Ware t - Ec-cl- ss Nlir ln-w- wi Jing "crjn 0' S Sft2d EXAMINER. OGDEN, TTAII, ITESDAY MORNING, JANUARY, - . . Payroll treasurer's office Payroll sheriffs office Nell Tackett, stenographer fees . Geo. W. Larkin A Bon, poor Ogden Waterworks company Wm, Driver, poor Utah Light A Power Co .. .. Wechselborgor. witness fees A. A. Wenger, witness fees.... A. H. Moyes, witness fees Amos Beabrlng, witness fees ... A. Fernlund, services E. C. Rich, services Weber Coal company, poor ... W. H. Wright A 8ons Co.. Infirmary . . - Wm. Sewell, roads Eugene Robinson, roads Relief Of poor pay roll Ogden general hospital Watklna A Nichols, poor I. C. Slade, expense Allen Transfer Co., expense ... Btandard Publishing Co., . tax list Sheriff office, expense December and January . Utah A Oregon Lumber Co L. H. Becraft, supplies J. O. Woody Printing Co. Robt. B. Lewis, coal to poor . . Wm. Browning A Co. A. T. Hestmnrk C. K. Cave, prisoners board.... M. .... CITIZENS a-- 1 j ; - ai-.i- n-- s ? h 5 I heir apiKH'UiKv zm1 IP Ik ill COill'I i , I rn-pr- c flee 00. nd ncy and several com.iiiin-- n poration if tl:e work w.ll he limit :i ; i curtaining that the '. mu Id legally riihcr uf them. i.ii-One is an S' uert- - piece, amt Ik oi, i(iu lease and wuuld nm a petition. we then consulted U.imiactor t.illU. line of the Southern Inei'n uiiu laid our plans befr r- tim. mul got tivclie miles iroin Otricn. l the tub- ot er roniaiu.i 4u a !! i about tx figure on the pr'nM luiildiiig Tin did nut Stile from tilt city. something over luciude any of th tin riir turnili-liigs- . It lia.1 not l.een rircith-yd iu acetc. cept either uf these ode vs as the comelectric wii'iuy ntci price pany want to get a location as near Truly, a 84 wsi or to Direct- the city as possible. would not be such an A11 or the location ly in front of tb-machinery is expected to are buildings that coi altout one-fift- arrive within a few weeks and work is of this amount. bcluK )iuhert on the construction u! Our offer to the itv for a lease of tbe furnace parts, at tha Farrell Iron thirty feet was ) Per month for ten Work in ihi city. years, and the proiierty thereon to revert to the city, making a total of 855 or 89 per month for rent. PerLETTER USE imiiding renting sonally, I know of for this amount just iu front of this location. It la easy to talk lig things. Ogden, Uub. Jan. 19, 19u4. . lint there is not a rmu in the lot who Lift of Ictiera rrmslniug In tbe pof wuuld build a $11. ttui struct uro, pay j office at Utah. Jan. II 1904. Ogden. 81 "" ot foot. a ground rent per front which. If not called for In two weeks, Un of end and at the years make the will be sent to the dead letter office: city a present of the building. 1 give GENTLEMEN S LIST. them credit tor beivr business ability. Aliuansou. 1L Toole, Frank W. This is not aueh a cheap affair. due. le. Thompson, Frank There will be no shame or disgrace. Austin, Andrew Walters, Ed Carefolly figuring our pay roll, we Arnold, Henry T. White, J. 1. found that n minimum expense of Alvord. Frank White, I. E. 8300 weekly would Is- - entailed for t Auke, Bill West, W. J. labor. I grant you. tbcc is not a per i Agee, Hay Wilson, W. son on the list who lias a labor expeuse Holton, Bernard Webb, George Item reaching that amount. Tbeatri- West. J. II. Brooks, Fred J. cal people are well kuuwn spender, Barker Williams. J. Ca Mining reachwhile Mr. Editor, people are Barr. William Waller. C. F. ing out for more room and wanting Bradley. W. 1L Wire, C. B. j to build more boas', hy all means Wilson. Frank Blancllnl, 1L keep this street vacant for n number due 10c. Williams, Dava of years longer, h appears to me that Wldge, E. K, It might be profltaby planted in sugar Bolo, Al, due le. Brurtte. Thus. Frix, G. T. beets, but OgJen, famous for iu cur Gordaa, Bile ' offs, can still use tfi block as a short Bailey, Wm. Galllgher, rat-1- 4 route to and from the city jail and Barnard, llarlin rick W Inter?) court. police Gulbriaon, Karl Beatly, 11. M. T. r. BRANTLEY. Grobel, Joseph Bureh, John E. Ogden. Utah. Jan 24. i04. llall, F. E. As this impression is abroad n re- Craig, H. E. ' Hannon, A. G. porter sought an interview with Mr. Campbell, J., due 1 rent. Henkell, G. B, tilastnann with the following result: llagerty, Joe "The quarter blcvk as platted gives Coogan, Joseph Holmes, W. 1L about 6PU foot of frontage which Custer, Wm. due le. would readily Icaen for 6U cents a Couts, Jim due 1c, foot per month faring west and at 91 Cates, Louis R. Hull, Tom, due lc, a foot facing north fur the first five Curtis, Orlando lluse, Harry, due le. years, double that for the second five Colling, II. C. lloell. J. T. years and treble the first amount for De Fault, Joel the third five years. I would not lease Decker, Ira Uughaa, John for a lunger period than fifteen year Decker, Ray lloaglund, R S all leases the wuuld make expire Davis. Glen and Harris, Robert W. at the same time. I figure tbe matter Davis Glen Hanson, Oliver L, to out about like this: The income Ellesm, Mr. Herman, Max. Di would Ogden City without any expense Johnson J. T, Farrell, Mr. 000 per Nelson, D.. due le. Jensen, be, for the first five years. 85 J. year; second five years. 810,000 per Norris, Tim Julra, W. II. year: third five year 915,000 per Owlngs, Fred Keblie, Billie year; making n total of 8150,000 for (3 letters) Kelly, E. G., ' duo 1 15 years use of the ground after Price, N. J. rent, which the ground can be used for a Pieree. W. P. Kell, Harry court house or for s joint city sad Pat terson, T. E. Ixovle, Ltrals county building, or for any other pur- Peters, Emil J. W. Laing, e of tbe the duty pose. I believe it Aruibmic Pardln, (2 icltera) In this matter this personnl interact due 10c. J. W. and set for tbe best interest of nil the Patten, M., due lc. Lendray. Lower. A. E. we people of Ogden. I believe that if Pucci, P. Myers, Jim, due lei do not lease the comer it will remain G. C. Miller, A. e for the next ten years as Robisch, an W.. due lc. (2 letters) It his been for years past. Put me Ragan. W. II. .McDonald, W. F, down in favor of leasing it. It could Ron, A. 11. due lc. hive been leased for the past twenty Snow, Bchrork due lc. Harold E., McKinnon, have the would and city paid years Meager, John about 9200,000 In rent if It had been." Sheridan, Martin P. Montgomery, D. A. R. Heywood "I am opposed to Stratton, John B. McGill, A. a substantial unless corner the leasing McKenna, J. A. Small, Howard and beautiful building is put up. Turner, McMillan, Wm. J, Harry cost to la theater be the if leased it Otherwise I am In favor of Thomas, Wm. C, McMullen, Chester 8100.000. Jacob retaining it until it is needed for a Taylor, LADIES' LIST. joint building or ran be utilized so that the buildings will beautify that Coffee, Miss Hor-- Mnsseler, Mrs. am opposed to any part of the city, tanse. Luella action throwing the city Into compe- Oates, Mrs. Chaa. McDermott, 498.30 tition with local real estate men." : Mrs. P. Davis, Mr. 410.80 . Murphy, Mrs. Haiti Edgar Jones "I had a chance to Thomas A 413.30 lease a portion of my property fur Griffith, Miss Oecane, Misses theater purposes, but refused because Llxaie ' Peterson, Nora B. 100.60 the business was not permanent and GreenweU. JoeephiiReywolda, Miss 15.00 required tha building to be changed Gill, Mrs. J. 1L Flora 121.50 so that it would not bo fit for anything Garbutt, Mrs. Russell, Mias 8. 12. 7u else. If tbe parties wanting this R. R. Ross, Mrs. Sadie 9.70 ground will put up a substantial build- Grobbel, Mrs. Joe Scheff, Miss Marie 1.20 1 favor lease short a on might and Todd, Lou M. Miller, Miss 4.70 ing 1L" Miss Taylor, Mrs. Lambert, 4.70 William Howell, of Reese Howell A Wm. H. J. D. 4.70 favor Rasing the property Moore, Mrs. N. Maspe, Mrs. 5.00 Sons "I i not longer than ten 5.00 If the period McNaugbton. Mrs. substantial building are put up PACKAGES. 121.30 years, to at the revert tbe city and these to Fred Morgan, Fred Hardesty. I be would Otherwise lease. Fred T. r Sti.00 end of tbe Taylor, not favor keeping the gtwr it. In do 6.09 public park, as the city 12.50 ground for MUNICIPAL COURT. now. and is barely 220.50 baa three parks in them to able shape." keep 15.00 Fred J. Kiesel "I am opposed to Only Twe of Any Importance Come up 11.50 For Hearing Today. 2.00 leasing any part of city hall square. 1.23 Let it be parked and make a real There wore several uninteresting breathing spot in tbe center of tha drunks and vugs who were arraigned 440..U city." in the police court yesterday, but W. P. Foster, or Foster1 Military their cases were ordlsary ones and re112.41 Band Yea. lease the ground and disposed of shortly. There were only 21.05 duce tbe city taxes. two cases of importance to be heard. 11.45 A. B. Corey T think the ground The first mi that of Mike Cunning67.65 should be utilized If n good substan ham and Tom Carey. The two men 97.65 tisl building of any description is to be were drank Saturday and while In 12.50 built upon it" that condition Carey accused CunningI am not at all in ham of robbing him nnd Officer Hut67.59 O. D. Rasmussen 105.63 favor of it. unices a fine building, chins placed both of them under arwhich would be an ornament to the rest They put VP rash bonds for city, should be erected." cuiuiisiliee. fur and our opinion in the 1 wuuld tfully repw- sriit iliac the county attorney and I j hate been iu cousultuiion on this subject. Judge Hulaniski has given us the benefit of bis written opinion, which I herewith present r your con sideratlon. . on are aware, gentlemen, that I am not a lawyer, therefore i could not presume to give a legal opinion upon the question propounded, bu: would merely state that the Revised Statutes of it9S. bused upon constitutional provisions, represent iliat all property and franchise held by companies of the character and class named above, "operating in more than one county in the state, shall lie assessed by the state board of equalization, it-- , examining sections of the state constitution, bearing upon the subject oi taxation see sections 2513, 2515 and 2528 it seems to me to be very clear and plain that it was the design and intent of tho framers of the constitution to limit the assessing power of the state board to that class uf proiierty being continuous and operating in more counties than one, but that aU property local to counties should be assessed by the county assessor. It further appears that under state legislation counties are deprived of the right and power to assess specint classes and kinds of properties owned exclusively within the limits of tbeir own counties. If. therefore, by state legislation such special powers can be legitimately conferred upon the state board of equalization, in like manner the state legislature can transfer the assessment of all properties to that same board of equalization, and thus do away with the office of county or make the assessors mere deputies of the state board, and in such an event, where would tbc principle and, beuefit of local- self government appear? The last two years the Weber bounty board of commissioners has been satisfied with the assessed value placed upon this class of property, with probably one exception. Therefore, ns far as any direct benefit accruing to Weber county is concerned, tbere is no need in changing the manner of assessing this property, and centering H in the county assessors. How far tt may affect other counties, I am not Informed. There is still another side to this question which appears to me to be paramount in its Importance to ail others. It is this: If the state board of equalization has not the legal right under the constitution to assess the proiierty involved In this controversy, would not such action In assessing invalidate the tax? This question is ono of vital importance and should, In my opinion, be decided by the highest and most competent authority in the state. I would, therefore, suggest that tho whole question be further considered by tbe board until such decision can be obtained. Respect fully. JOSEPH STANDFORU. Committee. Tbe following claims were allowed: Ogden city, criminal expense.. 9236.85 W. B. Wilson, county Supt . . . 100.00 Dr. H. B. Forbes, county physi100.00 cian E. T. Hulaniskl, county attor100.00 ney Jos. A. Taylor, Supt. county In100.00 firmary 35.00 S. Y. Grow, game warden. Chan. Burton, court house Jan50.00 itor Payroll county commissioners.. - 150.09 Payroll clerk And auditors of- lrgrajih and luvestijMiuiu. !, th-- ii up- - y Y lx it 11 Ilf iL'Iii-lll- l ho tuei! haii : f. irly ilia t'liniji iliuui Curoy robin-hit,:. He - iti .hex bums fni- - two t a:u that ho i vi'r; faith in t'liniiinKiiun). Ou nu showing ami a 1. r.t'Kse aguitiMt Ci:u:iiii;t!:ani on. bail I , had yt-itr- wii-- u wc-r- iiiK,harr.-i- . iloylt- - am! J. Treatment. ! $ St., Near Union Depot. 113. 2oth f ' .1. J. I, m,'int were in arrested lari alley fur fighting. Thev anviou to be tried st unoe bu a one of the city I Ulet-tri- vt-n- t 1 two 1 fior-- THE SENATE ihi p iu-- Good L'quors. t c - Good Time will Ok.' was out f tlu city The cunc was set for rren o'clock tunstiit. W. 4. Scudder, Guaranteed. Proprietor. I HWtri ! OGDEN'S FINEST CAFE THE FALSTAFF I ! j Day and Night. Open Leedom & Patti son. Props. i Q 444 4 4 4 44 4 4 4 $ 4 4 4 i J PUTNAMS Great Yearly Stock Taking Sale . IS NOW ON. a Dont Miss This Opportunity - eye-sor- PUTNAM CLOTHING HOUSE 2345 Washington Avenue. It t ... DIFFER IN VIEWS James Ballard's LAND FOOff IRON SMELTER. a of Part On tha Matter of Leasing Two Largs Tracts Are Offered for tha the Squire. fit. The Standard says The Standard says: In town where you It seems that because tbe Standard Two large tracts of ground within a is the only place sought tbe expression of the various few miles of the city have been do- get the worth of your money. citizens in regard to their desire as nated to the new iron smelter cor 331 24th Street. Phone 127K. regards the lease of the public square some of tbe ndvoccs ut the proposition hare taken the stand that the Standard and all connected with the Standard are against tbe proposal. This Is wrong. This paper, simply as a newspaper, sought the expression of opinion in this concctlon. It Is probable because of this wrongful impression that the following letter was written: Editor Standard: 412 25th Street Phone 22. As so many leading citizens have expressed an opinion anent the erection of a theatre building and leasing n portion of city hell square, please How one of tbc petitioners for the lease a word or two. Our attention was directed to the vaNo Damage to Property in Handling. street after cant spot on Twenty-fift- h diligent Inquiry for n location along Twenty-fift- h street to Washington avenue and along both sides of WashHeavy Machinery and Freight Handled with street. ing avenue to Twenty-fourt- h Truly it would seem that Ogden has arrived at a stage where more ground Dispatch. must be procred and more buildings erected to a'commodate prospective enterprises. One party on Twenty-fift- h street hid n suitable building, STORAGE AT REASONABLE RATES. but wanted to sell a three years' lease for 12.500 and an additional rent of 8125 mouth. We made offers of from 9400 to 81,000 for possession of HACKS and COUPES furnished for BALLS. WEDDINGS, a site along he proposed route shore from mentioned, and rent running FUNERALS and THEATRE PARTIES . 8100 to 8175 per month. We could not sound the death knell of an enterprise like this with heavy expenses by putting it on a side street out of the line ALL TRAINS MET BY of travel. Some of those who kicked loudest Jiad nothing to say when they found out that we were likely to open up next door to them, and they were consulted in the matter. Seven or eight hundred people drawn daily to their locality was to lie considered. After visiting the tnavor. city sttnr-- ' TOLLERS LA MODE FINE MILLINERY We have REMOVED 2411 Washington Avenue. TRANSFER CO. this week to Elegant Parlors Over Nyes Store, MASSAGE SHAMPOOING. FACIAL TREATMENT, MANICURING, menta by Appointment ECONOMICAL Private TreaV HOUSEKEEPERS PREFER OUR LARD FOR COOKING. lO CENTS PER POUND EQUAL TO OTHERS BEST LARD. ALSO PURE HOG LARD AT REGULAR PRICES. RUSSELL 1S5, Twenty-fourt- h Street a JAMES Phone 621X, SWEEPING REDUCTIONS!!! IN WINTER MILLINERY MUST BE CLOSED OUT AT ONCE To Make Room for Spring Styles. MEAT MARKET ALLEN IN LEADERS Call Early for Bargains. . . .. MISS SPURGEON AVENUE. 2410 WASHINGTON WATCH OUR WINDOWS Thie Week Clearance Sale on STEIN-BLOC- K CLOTHING MANHATTAN SHIRTS and All Kinds of OVERCOATS FURNITURE VANS, . A. KUHN a 2365 WASHINGTON BRO AVENUE. . Liquid Refreshments Are made delicious, and agreeable when served with pr ALLENS CARRIAGES. v NATURALLY SPARKLING LITHIA WATER Deligh fully palatable, and pure. zest to anything to drink. It adds a charming I IJlIESEICOiDistributoraJ |