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Show THE MOTtXIXG e ns are Utah National Bank. UNITED Vjfg L STATES DEPOSITOR!. OGDEN, .....PraaUead John E- - Doely Bonus R. Peary Ralph & Houg Securities Have Declined lov Proper Be- LeveL Vur n-- - $55h.-(ini.iK- il-- aad soxsano DiTEUST OX TUX DX POSITS. -- l:-- 4nTj ronnox aa all peat PATH m 'lie Mw York. Mjrih f.-tf WJI strri't ha ihe lukitiK inter. si of No link, Chi ,. and HL tirade ot lynm id ihe ininsi e New Voik aiMik and .Hiinic d at the loaim of the jireeeni time. Of oM hr nxtlutial iuiaks of tin- afonraid ter i nt ure I'lsi I t.ti Hill alrei-ami in all the Iwnks f Hie Ik 4 i"r 'n'-Ilouiiiiy i naiional tanka of round ligiiii n i lore to uu:.try now if otiMktt and aarurillra. pjh of lamda InM to ho. hit (irruia-Vin- n Those and govern inrnt ilrimeue fitijim arc an ini'ronac of over ltd r icr.i since Ida?. The trin-- t conipaiiica nf the country also have the hulk of ttelr reauiirrra la the aforesaid kWh ks New I nrk city alone havand bond ing loaned clin to liMU.nfMU'OO on stinks and bonds to only ft! 0t0 IMiO nu paMr and porwuisl property, and are evrey nay aiciiimilaling and adding in their hiddinn as ihe timid lautli and foreign htddera of our s'm ks dihpie of came on this war mare. Another act ia that nnr railroads continnr to lie taxed to their ntittOKt and continue tu more than earn anil pay their dividend. We have yet to find a jetiit;ulhl with loalcal rniKon why they should not continue to do ho, while our bnimlrou crop continue and the ever Increasing conHiimption of the Kanin warrant higher prlcea lor their producthat tion. Now the fact also good dividend earning railroad stocks have been on the decline for annir time, principally owing to over capitalisation of various industrials, over a peculation by invent ora who have been and are being forced to dispose of their kicfory sriia Vlre-rreetd- holding. tie rememhered. however, that whatever project ia lal.eti will be flual. LIKE THE MODERN RAILWAY. "The murk are tw be of solid con and of the hei-- t consi rucl ion and cn rlie same principle that a mod-rrailroad ia built. 1. e.. with a view to low eoKt of maintenance, in order not the neepa-siito i brow tiMin ihe of practically rehuildiug all tbalr tinmen uk anon as they are paid for. 'I lie high line and largest cansl for the will make it an Interstate project fu iia finality, cutting across the divide into Montana aad Into the (.'row ludian reservation. Upon the of this reservation Ifor whieh a bill lias been reported favorably in the house! the government engineers ran go into the reservation and pick out the rerlaimable lands." to reThe immediate sult from the find work of the governo ment on this river will be about acres In Wyoming but as stated tho t'.ir ultimate utilisation of all flood waters of this shed will Irrigate an eat (mated half million seres. LARGE INCIDENTAL HOUSE POWER. The Shoshone dam ranal will develop some SAHrit horse power and an additional 4.000 will be generated from Eagle Neat Creek, whose waters will This power ran be also be utilized. net. for used, under the pumping other water for Irrigation, the ssme as Ik In be done wKh power developed from the Hall, niver valley dam which w ill pump up water for an aildiilonal IO.ooo acrca besides the land irrigHieil Irnm (ho river. A grarffyiug fart brought ntit at the Joint, romnilliee meeting above mentioned is that there are no legal complications involved In the right of the government to uae the Shoshone river water. The engineering problems are tho only ones to be encountered. All the land belongs to the government, and has already been n served from all siicculatlve entry. It cannot now be Hied upon under the desert land law, the timber and atone law or by utilisy ShiM-biiti- e uH-iiin- g 90.-ou- High prices reached during 102. In with present prices: mmparlKnn now 45; Amalgamated Copper. 75 now 64: Atchison common. 96 now KX; Atchison preferred, 106 Baltimore ft Ohio, 113112, now 73; now Brooklyn Rapid Transii. 74 now 13; 38; Canadian Pacific, 1431-clause of the commutation now 29; ing the Chesapeake ft Ohio, 57 homestead law. It ran only be taken 13: now 35. Chicago Great Western. up under the original homestead law. , Chicago. Milwaukee ft fit. Paul, I9S3-4live years' actual residence now 23; requiring ltnw 137: Erie com imm. 44 and Improvement. now 123; Manllllnola Central. 173 FREE FROM LAND SPECULATION. stand hattan, 158. now 110; Metropolitan This project ia believed to Transit. 171, now 114: Missouri alone among those inveerigaled thus 1251-2- , now 7; New York Cen- far by the government under the nanow 113; Ontario ft Westtral, 158 tional irrigation act. In every other now 19; Pennsylvania ern. 37 rase, more or leas of the lands to he 176. now 113:' Reading common, irrigated fcre found to be taken up un11-bow 38; Rock Island common. der some of our various loose and now 72; Valuudi common, 38 13 land laws, and often with now simrulallve Idea on the pert of the now 17; Wabash preferred. 53 evident the 32: United 8tatea Steel common: that Jnat some anrh Improvenow 10: United Stales Steel pre63 ment la to be nndertaken by the govferred. 1017-- now 64: Colorado Fuel ernment. The effect of this then la now 30; Tennessee that when the government pitta the and Iron. 1361-now 34; Amerl-ra- n water Coal and Iron. 74 upon Ita land, greatly increasnow 122; Sugar Refining. 135 Its value, tha speculator who has ing now 65; obtained title la In a position tn take a Norfolk ft Western, 803-now 21; American Texas raclflc, 64 profit from the real settler, who now 21: and last large 36 In ahould have had the first show. but not quite leant Iienver ft Rio many Instances, at course, bona fide now on the settlors are found struggling along Grande common. 612-bargain counter around $18 per share. with au Insufficient water supply derived from simple Irrigation projects where the water le diverted directly IRRIGATING M MING from the river, and In aneh cases, where the government stores the flood water of these river and thus In6. March D. (SpeWashington, creases the reclaimed area, these setcial. The wild and wonderful topo- tlers who water have insufficient graphy of northwestern Wyoming ia should really be the first beneficiaries; to be the scene of great engineering but It ia a senseless proposition that activity. A recent action of the Irri- congress ahould allow land laws to regation reclamation service In netting main In force which enable the specaside two and a quarter million dol- ulator to acquire government land for lars for the construction of a huge dam no that when the and irrigation works on the Slmshone practically nothing does finally bnlld Ita Irrigovernment to leuds interest in river Wyoming works, these land dealers will known some little Investigations gation firat beneficiaries nf the govbe the In which have been made this uninhab- ernment expenditure, making tho coat A brief discussion ited wilderness. by the real home-makeof the work nf the government engi- of aettteioent more difficult. end neers during the past year In this re- higher MENACE TO IRRIGATION ACT. found will in be the forthcoming gion The operation of these speculative second annual report of the reclama- taws amonnia, In fart, to a distinct and tion rervlce. hut the explorations menace to the Irrigation policy. Take back surveys of the government date Shoshone the project for an instance. almost to Ihe Civil war. of the reclamation of this If cost the The project has great posan acre, the settler going sibilities and when completely work- land la $36 ICO his government claim of ed out will probably irrigate fully upon would have $3,200 tn pay back to acres lud.yiiO acre of waste lands, parchin ten annual tnstall-menl- a ed, but holding in their dry embrace Ihe government of $320 each. Binre the land la enduring fertility. productive, and will raise Rialug near the boundary nf the Yel. extremely the firat year that the enormous crap In luwstone natloual park northwestern Wyoming, that nature's wonder- water ia put upen it. It ia believed that In land. the Shoshone river. Rowing east- he would experience little difficulty making these payments, and at the end ward, rushes into a canyon rut down nf ten years would own a magnificent through solid granite. The flow of the the Indiana property and hln pro rata of Interest Bliosboue, named by In the dam and rnnala. If. on the other St in king Water because of Ira hand, he hail in addition to purchase Yellowthe origin among stone springs, is highly variable. In Ills land (wlilrh If public land would time of flood 8.0u0 or lO.itno cubic feet rnat him nothing) from tha speculator acquired It at a per sneond, and again as low aa 250 who had previously burden might lie feet The possibilities of this project nominal coal, the therefore 11a ta the storage of the more than he ronld bear, and the reHoods. Joining the walla of this gran- sult might be that tho lands would not Instead of ite canyon, the government will build be rapidly colonised, and getting back Ita mnncf a cement and stone dam. as immov- the government able as the evertactlng rocks them- promptly la ten yearn, so that II could Irrigation selves. and rising 170 feet aluive tho he used over for other r.ver lovrL forming a great lake cov- works, settlement would he retarded, entire elapse before the ering 3,rn9 atV and with a storage and years he lakeojop capacity of V.POd.ooe.OhO ruble feet. acreage would OUT R. MITCHELL. The canyon at tho dam alto is hut 75 river level, and at wide at dara-dtfeet the curb nf flic propts-eWilts wide, thus forming an acute inverted with the point disappearing triangle The resignation of two principals lato the river. Tbetorcd annw water not will be Ired fearn the reservoir onto and one or two tewfiwi-vlto any the agricultural lands through a sysIhe achuuls tem of 'tunnels and canals about four great extent, although it'is a bad time Kites in hliKth. of the year for reslgnaiinna tn take TO I1E WELL BUILT. In many cities the teacher's glare. Tn disrurv'ng this project before a enmiai-- t Ik made nut for the entire Join, mertlng of tho srna'r and house year wlrhont tha usual clause giving comrnil-p- f last month, Frederick If j thirty diva' notice when they wtrit In Newell, the natfonal tydroeraphrr. resign. It msy he adopted by the "jr dsn board in the future, for u Is a well emphasized tho ocasiy for roo- -t careful surveys. "We ran," he smd. known fact among hoards of education build a storage dam at the upper end that teachers are not very particular of the Shoshone canyoa and rever a about keeping strictly to their convan extent of very high bench tracts whea a better position Is in laud; we can ome lower down and alyht. cover a lowrr extent of bench, and we a Nrxt Monday cvr-iiu- g ran build a third and still lower site vh.ch time a and rover will lower lands, and lw meeting will N jjri.l of them. Each of these alternatives la flisrnKf.ion of some gxrt'i ir ili.t cur-being considered In rotation to the ul- rlrulura will takea pace. The rownil-- j meeting on timate future of the tee appointed lit prevm-a repnrr. 1 is also country. Theoretically the govern- spelling will ment prefers to reclaim the highest probable ihn! Mir imc for the annual i of and ihe-- r friends and the largest territory. Tn secure ; gaihi-rlnhe greatest, acreage, the cm-t- . liow-ave- i sill In- I,! . up :.i,d per acre ia the Mchifri. It niiibt , ifi-Ikia buow of l jo Madison 8. 4, Pa-rifl- e, 7-- Mil-roa- d. 6-- 3, 4, 5--8, 8. 2, 6-- 8. 4, 3-- 7-- 8, 4, t, Shot-hon- e n EDimU u We Can Furnish iStand ard Brands of Ameri can and Foreign Ce ment & s LUMBER ECCLES '.ei.i-h-r-- - K country get ready to bring than for commencing March 1 we will cut the rates from all parte of Europe or United States to Ogden. Ye and cut deep. CUT RATE TICKET OFFICE O. B. Englehart, Manager, General Booking Agenta for All Line f. X Iff, Balt Lake toms 2. Chicago, Bt. Louis X 620X. V ll aad 8L Louis ,U llt Load from Pork Citt and San Pota Valley .. 7. us . Xe J, Pscifie Expm-- s from all 1! 60 ?riato East Sleeptag ssra to Out, chfa rnga aad 64. Loui Kew York bul to free reclining chaw cart aj Ml dtotag re, rervire ' re il n. L ft. BXXTOX, Ga AgL pap. Balt Ink CIl C A. BYKRY, Ticket Agent A R. UILBON. Agemt. Ottu! Our Laundry Ways are Winning Ways 220 Wash. Av Winning friends and custniners every day. Do you like y.ur laundry dull finish, smooth or some other finish? ve give you just what you wan! , do the work a little better than the other launderers do it. Try us and SE15. PLAN. ttn-Is- h Rates: $2 te $3 par day. AO modern Improvement Dining room on fifth floor, giving grand tow of Ink mountain and valley, commercial men's headquarter Street car service every five minutes. Three blocks east of Union Depot Incubators Poultry men and all Interested H In Poultry are Invited to call at our store and examine tho Ormas Celebrated H. C. BIGELOW, Preprleto il Ogden Steam Laundry. Incubator Mr. Riley? . This la MW Joints of the Courier-JournaI've been trying all day In get an interview with you, Mr. Riley. Ah. would It were now a view instead of an Interview, aald the poet, gallantly. will How long Oh, thanks. you remain in lanilavllle, Mr. Rilt-y?Only a short time. U your wife with ymi? No, ma'am: aho ia not.' Where ia she, may 1 ask? Yon may ask, my dear Mias Jones, but I find It very difficult to answer, I am In absolute Ignorance aa to her whereabouts. For aught 1 know to the contrary, she may right now lie at the' other end of this telephone. -Kansas City Journal. .' os Bio. UTAH. lowed: "Yea. "31 las U ChasJ. A. Lindquist REED HOTEL AMERICAN JCxpna ad all potato East NL Chisago OPEN ALL NIGHT. t. H ARRIVE DAILY. a. Faeifls 1UU. Sail UL. and Embalming OGDEN, AttoaUs potato East FUNERAL FUKN1SBINCS A friend of James Whitcomb Riley tells a story of an encounter the bachelor poet once had with a woman reporter. The energetlr youug woman, after strenuous effort, had finally caught .Mr. Riley at the telephone. This la the conversation that fol- that X CO. sD TIM CARD IN JULY fllH, IM MU'AMI MAIL. A tissue ksii all potato W h If you have any folks in the old country that you would like to have in this cjj a W. X S HARMANS 154 24th Street. Tel. 128. tSUnfiOSEAfiOP B. SAY! Fly time is coming.. See Us before screening, as We have something new, in that line to show you. THE CAUTIOUS RILEY. la VEHICL S TE 2640 Washington Avenue. The most rallablo machine on tho market. Adapted to any climate. A full line of POULTRY SUPPLIES. l. TRANSFER ALLEN CO. Seeds " BOTH WERE MODEL 'Phone 21 412 order 852 24th Heavy Machinery and Freight Handled with AT REASONABLE STORAGE HACKS and COUPES furnished for BALLS, WEDDINGS, San Pedro, Los Angeles and Salt Lake R. R. Co. FUNERALS and THEATRE PARTIES Depot, Third, West and South Temple Salt Lcka City. DEPART. For Provo, Lehi, Fairfield and Mercur, connecting at NephJ for ManU and St, ALL TRAINS AET BY intermediate point! on Banpeta Valley By.... For Garfield Beach, Tooele. Stockton, Mammoth, Eureka and Silver City (via Learning- - ALLENS CARNAGES. ton if Pure Cream 4 i? nr Ity of Impurity. lent that the Cream for you? Call and we will ohow you how it is done. Phone 37. THE PASTEUR Post Office Building. 4 f!? 7:30 ff Mi MtOO a tn Q -m ,.r DAIRY COe 5.35 r- m OGDEN ALL TRAINS DAILY. Dally Pullman Buffet Sleeping Car Service between Salt Lake, Milford. Modena and Caliente Direct stage connections for all mining district! ta southern Utah and Nevad TaL 201 Main 2591 For particulars, call agent alt Lake City, Utah. 1:40 a, CORSE, Ttoket Agent P. aad F. A. T. P. A. OOLL1N& bUUnr OREGON JU1XX T1M1 CARD. (Nor. 22, 1908.) DlaPART Butte sad Portland.. K 7 N 0 Pocatello, Montpelier and Butte X 11 K Mo. 18-S- Cache Valley 11 1 53 l:25ft 7:13p.m. Lake and Untie 10:43 ft alt t 8 Salt Lako aad 7:S0ft points Mo. 8 Salt Lake, Provo, Hillard and all potato tator-pifdir- IQIlfll No- - 10 ........ .... ..... , Ikr ad a Sait potato ft 8:03 p. iatar-media- ft 3:33 pift IdO ft ARRIVE. Mo. 1 Salt Lake Mo. 0 Butts and ...... Pocatello S:00pft Expiree 12:43 a. lord Ilj20ft Mo. fl Mo. 7. Salt Lake and Tin tie 0:33 Salt Lake and Mil-- 1 ft p. 3 Salt Lake and intermediate pointe Mo. 8 Portland end Butte.. 7:00a.m. M 10 Butts and Pocatillo 1:30 p. m. 10:80 a. R. Mo. Valley Traioa south of Jnsb do not 1 The Smooth 0. H. Street Nft or J. L 1 Ot A. HENRY, on or address Sait Lake Rout ft ffiSO Fast Mail 101 THE Sen-pet- City Ticket Office, .... dally 9.35 g qj 5:35 p m tfO tea 8 Pscifie Express Bluff Omaha, Denver. Kanina City aad 8:8B net, dally .. ,, 1 Uvertaed Xe limited Oreah frem Uomdl Bluff Ysnree City, Dm-re- aad all potato aret, Grand! X M, ..... Tilt p a X T. W. ARRIVE. From Provo, American Fork, Lehi Juab, Milford, Frisco, C aliente and Intermediate points From Provo, Lehi, Fair-fiele Mercur and Valley Ry. points. From Silver City, Mam- moth. Eureka, Stockton, Tooele and Garfield am MOORE. COMMERCIAL AGENT. . VI. GILLETT, Gen. Pass. Agt X 7:00i 18-Ca-che to Sunday'CL A. HENRY, Ticket AgsaL & H. CORSE Fare, ft FL Agt, Og dea, Utah a E BURLEY, ar.fttL Salt Lake City. of the Fast Trains A Sign Times! To St. l."iiiR. And it' smooth all Iui James Ballards train ovr it the way. the Burllngtmi (hr only railroad running own rail rnv er to ft. Loui It own MEAT MARKET I i Kggwa ' j ries a j j ! I to Chicago and the East ever the I only double-tra- ck railway between the Missouri River and Chicago. Ex- cellent service In every particular. 1 One of these trains, the Overland e Limited, Is the most luxurious train In the world. Electric lighted throughout. Direct conneetlcns at Omaha vie I The Line to St. Pau and Minneapolis. 2 ' IEAMSIERSlSTOCOEX, J. C. PLATT SADDLERY CO. carfull line uf Gloves, Blankets Whips, Tents and Wagon Cover Mira, of High Grade Harper and Ftock Saddle- 2279 Washington Av 'Phono 514 ) d. And Milk. Pasteurising every drop of Milk and Cream before It leaves our plant (in carefully sterilized receptacle) precludes till poaaibil Free of Charge. Street cut-off- For Provo, Amaridan Fork, Lehi, Juab, Milford, Frisco, C alien tec and Intermediate point A FOOT WARMER Come and Try One 831 24th TIME TABLE RATES. to the only place In town where you get the worth of your money. DEPART. Mall and Express ....7:10 X 9 Overland Limited for ' Omoh Council Bluff Denver, Emm City aad east doily t:40 ft Ho. 4 Atlantic Express for .Drew, Omaha, Connell Bluff Kansas City aad all X points rest, daBr J. G. REED a BROS.Saddler Something New Effactiva Nov. 22, IMS. - HONEYMOON. Wholesale Harness and We caQ your attention TIME CARD, OGDEN, UTAH Dispatch. IM-mil- e 1Z7K. St HUSBANDS. The honeymoon of Garibaldi and his wife Anita waa a campaign of brilliant sea fights that would have doue credit to John Paul Jones. At its disastrous endlng.when their ammunition waa exhauated and It waa time to take to the woods. Anita fired the last cannon shot, helped to lay the trains to blow up (he veesel, and waa Ihe last over the rail as the ship went to the To the woods they bottom of the se went, and there began Garibaldi's great career as one of the military marvels of the rentnry. In the aervlre or Rio Grande do Sul, with military supplies always at the tern point, this picturesque soldier developed a genius for battle, a skill In retreat, a persistence In pursuit and a patience In camp that amaxed the Brasilian endeared him to Ms followers and made biin the Idol of Anita. It waa a war of magnificent distances and short rations. Hand to hand lights with the bayonet, and flights over vast stretches of treeless plain and pathless wilderness wont the lot nf all who in those days rode with Garibaldi. Whether It waa the heartbreaking retreat with privation! and sufferings almost unthinkable or the tireless pursuit, only a little less savage in Ita terrors. Anita rode with the General. At t'.ie end of one of the forced marches a flight of unusual length and great hardship Mennttl waa horn. Twelve days thereafter the devoted mother, the embodied spirit of the splendid trooper, waa again In With the child In her the saildl arms and her carbine at her hack, she vraa In her usual place at the head of the column. Salt Lake Tribune. Phone ti-o- SKEEN & CO. No Damage to Property in Handling The colored women all ting on their front atcMi were overheard boast I ng of the many lovable traits and manly vlrtuea of their husbands. Gawge autalnly la a good man to me, aald Mrs. Jackson, with feeling Ah have been In her vole without a day's wash sense ah niahled dat man. He glta me all the waabln' ah ran do." "Well, ah haa this to say foah Kara. declared Mr Johnson, with satisfaction; when Ezra gits drunk ho glta drunk like a perfec gennel-man- . Llpp I ncott'a. NOT A JOYOUS New stock Just received. Don't catalogues and pay fancy price You can buy from uo at lose coat and troubla and ba certain of getting RELIABLE WESTERN GROWN SEEDS. 25th Street VANS, FURNITURE I r, UP-TO-DA- Sidney Stevens Implement Co A new feature of ihe high school commenremenl will he a bright little operetta given by the pupils of the school. It will enliven the commenee-inen- t exercises and will represent the inualc done by that inMiliutiun. ti-.- e d 7, 100 1 MARCH Machinary, Implement Bicycle ant Bucka Steel Ranges and Heater gr to 8, 6--1, ft OGDEN. FT A II, MONDAY MOENING, fOR school was granted a state certificate Py the stale board of education at its last meeting. This enlllles Miss Buow to teach in any grammar school in tho state of Utah without further for a period of five years, at The which lime li may be renewed. rertiflcaie was granted entirely on her diploma from ihe Ogdon City High FThisd and tram ihe fart that ah is a successful teacher. No examination was required. Such ia the of the high school. The Colonial pari y given the pupils of ihe fifth ard sixib grades of the Quincy school w is an affair of more than usual importance. The costumes The Quinwere unique and tastef-jcy school orehentra provided the music tor the occasion. Mrs Howard of the Madison school wax taki-suddenly ill on Thursday last and had to be removed tn her homo in a carriage. It ia understood that she la much better and will be bark to work on Monday next. The teachers committee will mak a report on the varaucirs created by tbc reidgnaifona of Mr. Aines and Mr. Smilh and also of Mrs. Smith, who la a teacher in Ihe Emerson school. A number of teachers are anxious for are Consequently they prumotkm. awaiting the report with no liitle anxiety. It la possible that a hlg festival of music given by the school children of Ihe city will be held Nome time In May or the early part of June. Tho plana are buing formulated by Mr. Coop and It la his Intention to go to work on it right away. exara-inaiin- ?f UTAH. EXAMINEE, Ticket A j tawr. . ynugpm Office. 79 W. Second South R. F. NE3LEN. General Agent. SALT LAKE CITY. St ATCHISCS, TCPEKA & SAHTA North-Weste- rn Tickets, reservations, and full ln(ornuti..n can be oMaireJ from C. A. Walker, Agent, S Trains ..... FE Daily Utah to KANSAS CITY and CHICAGO- Also Direct Lise 10 Galveston, El Faso, City of Mexico the Mining Camp of New Mexico and Arison Aak me about reduced rates oast. From n C. F. WARREN, 11 Dooley Rtork general Agent, No. |