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Show ' MORXIXn EXAMINII, Theatre THE EXAMINER Lyceum and JULIAN H. YOUNG, Prop, MISS EVA Delivered c eta 5 Single copies - By mail one month (Including 50 Sunday) outside of Ogden ... Telephone No. E6. GORDON HANES Tim Actress and ibe Maid. Sillier ribera will confer a furor by to reInforming ihla office of failure ceive The Eta miner before their breakfast. THE RECLAMATION The Honorable Alexander A. Hro-liey governor of Arbutus, is in hearty with Ihe aiuia and jnniMwes of Ibe raelamation amice. As chief executive of a coininouwealth that embrace large tracts of arid lamia, lie apa preciates the heucfll that will follow reSystem of siientifle Irrlgulion. lu ft ponso to an invitation from Hie diri-lof the Inlieii Stale ceological Mir ey. he has recently made aome perti-liesuggestion lu regard to the work bf measuring streams end Investigating the water resources of the territoiy for Irrigation purposes. Next to the Salt Itiver project, which is now in process of conutninion, Governor Brodie thinks that, the Colorado river project la the most important. Thera ia a greater area of Irrigable land in the southwest, he declares, than that along the Colorado river from above the Needle to the Mexican border. The available land eoutlnuee in vast stretches after the river baa departed at Yuma for the sea. This river frequently overflows Its banka and damages the craps in the cultivated section about Yuma. It would therefore seem advisable to provide means (or storing its flood watera Governor Brodie makes some extended suggestion e in regard to the placing of subsidiary dams in all the rivers of the territory, and thus bringing assistance to the farmers in the lower branches of the river, who are struggling with an inadequate water supply. He also thinks it advisable that surveys of the location of underground Water aupplies be extended. These, be thinks, will bo useful In furthering irrigation enterprises dependent on power pumping plants. , eyni-palh- or nt RUSSIA'S INTERNAL DISSENSION. It seems (hat before the great contest in the Ear East is ended that Russia will bo compelled to meet Insurrection at home and that some of the people who bare for years been oppressed by the iron hand of the Czar will make an effort to throw off the yoke.. In making her conquests ia the put Russia has made no effort to weld the people of the lands she has gained into ono great nation wherein nil sections could have a national pride. Instead, a rigid government bu been established. which bu made of the conquered a race of serfs. The most noticeable instance of Russia's misdirected policy in this regard la that of Poland. The people of (hat country have been reduced to n condition hardly removed from slavery; they have not been given the right to have a ofee in (heir own government anil they MVb been obliged to submit to the dictation of Russians who have been set over them as representatives of the Cxar. The people were not allowed to continue their national customs and every habit and practice that might at any tinio remind them of their lost independence have been eliminated from their life by the laws of their oppressors. U is no wonder that these people have im love for the Russians anil I bat plots for regaining their independence should again become rife when the power and resources of Russia are occupied in the Far East. Finland t another example of Russian oppression although in that state the people are allowed a semblance of voice in their own government by n legislative body whose sols, however, are generally negatived by the Czars representatives. Discontent Is found not alone in Finland and Poland, but in many other sections of the vast dominion and a decisive reverse may lie the signal for a general uprising. One of ibe most alarming phases of the condition, from a Russian point of view, is the fact that a number f the European powers are known to l,e in sympathy and secretly lending aid and encouragement to the plotters of the insurrection. Thn assassination ot of FinBobrikuff, governor-genera- l land, is m indication of (be feeling of all of the people w!ioe independence has been wrested from them and who have for years been oppressed by the Russians. Ilia word.--, uttered while dying, show that KwM-cn- , at least, is actively engaged iu i ceiling insurrection, that may Ruaria at home. This troubled condition may result in hampering and at last bringing defeat lo Russia in the caM and canning internal s' rife, culminating in involving other European countries and the of the gruii pauial empire. em-bara- UIG COST TO IRE I .AND. Calci, la.Liiic rim ujfcf of person in lielaiid at lipjO-a- iid itV-lifM- i erf t!i Mipm cei ralairg a this in 1 is hM of having GOOD SIDEWALKS was regarding this an expression of deep object And Ilia Womlerfur Crutch. mystification, noi unmingled with exSeveral persons also citement. MR. J. 81 AW, BARITONE s.opped to look and wonder. From Anna Held Opera Co. ' Well, what do you make of ii7-it:. pdred au elderly man with 1TCTLKE& EDISON MOVING whiskers. E.WEATHERBY, Tbe poiieeuian waved his band Admission HI cents. null said: OGDEN. 2438 Washington Ave. There's Keep quiet about Ibis. somethin doiu belt!." Several bystanders who beard Ibe iitlieer's tvpiy followed Him as In' MCHEY LOANED sl'irtcd down the side path i Sheriff at Crifule Creek Saya W!pt ? quiekly by the mysterious dagger Under SALARIED PEOPLE One cf Perpetrator cf the Crime vi Ijvseutly the pobeen.ail Real Estate and Chattel Ilians, $ drawing. ie Now in Jail. Service quick, confidential and w uml his to llowers dime to a standstill at another point where iwo paths .r, -- -: ,! private. No commission. Creek, J trie 17. Under cros-cll"i! iigatn was the yellow SluCripple i id L. F. is authority for '$ WESTERN BROKERAGE CO. paper, ihu dagger sketch, aud tlio the B'atement Parsons that thci.1 is confined iu 2406 Wash. Ave. Wind "Follow." Thorn. S3 x. 223-- Ecciea Bldg. 'Tliut uou'i mean yuti." said the the county jail one of :l t: perpetrator of d the uatnite outrage, pilic!(ua:i savagely to tire curious If uot Independence the actual rriin:,,.:il. who pulled persons behind liiiu. The utOcer wus Die wire that explisU.l the dynamite. by no means lu a good humor, for Iuitcd States emigration lms cost hi- had bi.eu following the dagger Tbe iiuilcr sheriff refuM-- to tell the 12 12 All Star Performers of the guilty pj-ifearing that Ireland since lh.'il, alien the statistics Hiatt ail the way from tiu West Sev- name it became if would it public precipitate HOB KENYON. acre first kept, about (sO.i.uflu.huU. An enty slviiiiiJ Street etitraurc, and here a lym hing nr an atteiinunl lynching in be wus cu tbe can side of the lake, Illustrated Rang. riih.i-na which be number society baa liecn ami uo marcr of might solution of the mys killed in trying to storm Die Jail. MILTON SISTERS, started in Dublin and is doing a hat It terf. Song and Dance Artisia, can lo Kiem the tide of emigration. Its i atn a citizen.' blustered" the el-is Ik liver. Juna 17. Governor Peabody "It Die whiskers. with mad HOWARD MORRIS. that derly plan of campaign ia to show and General Bell today were served Worlds Greatest Whiatler. while some of tbe emigrants do heller my right and my duly to investigate with the writ of habeas curpua Issued A If tine matter this thing i please. BTODARD AND WILSON, their condition, many of them do not, for our families lo by Judge Thayer at St. Louis, for the (time into the piile pro. hid ion of Charles II. .Moyer, In the Musical Comedians. cr lie. and that these lull almost invariably park and lie ctuilri.iued by murUnited Stales circuit court ou July .V MAMIE NORRIS, tilings of Dr-reach a lower state of misery than Is derous, The writ was served by United States ! " Contort lonlsL where the worst soil possible in Marshal Bailey.. The pulicwu&u looked worried at. Is There a l.ul iu la ikjv-erhave lo faro the writ stipulation poverty, SAWTELLE they BEAKS, the bitggesi.ion of anareliy and mu'-tierwithout tbe mural degradation Singing and Dancing. Thun he atari cd off ou tbit path which waives the actual appearance of if he it fouutl inconvenient to For Moyer common in large cities. This society litdiealed by th.' Inst dagger. McCARTY AND BURNS, produce him, and provides that, the fully tell minutes the policemen, folhas arranged to hold an Scientific Boxing. In ease the arguments may proceed of lowed by an ever growing group without conference at the St. Louis expoMOVING PICTURES. being present. Aa Moycuriosity students, hunted around the er la not Moyer now In military custody. Atsition this year in the hope that it may vicinity for another dagger sign, but torney E. F. Richardson, who repredo aomelhlng among the Irish people this time witnoui Biteeess. sents the federation, may make a teal SB "1 tell you." declared the elder! in the Untied Stales to prevent them with Ibe aide whiskers, case of one of the miners lu the bull gentleman' at Cripple Creek. In auy way assisting emigration from ' there Is something more thau meets pen Attorney General Miller aalJ that he Ireland. the eye here." The policemen admitwould welcome such a move and exted that. "Tlieri; haa been some the belief that the court would pressed murder committed right here,' to the citizens cf Ogden WYOMING COFFER DEPOSITS. continued the elderly man Tight here approve the change. and Weber Co. the (Suppose public park. Tbe United States Geologies! Survey in we spread ourselves aud bunt, for After the 16th of May we iss recently published a description the liody. If any of you find a elite A to give the people of propose f the geology and copper deposit of leg. an arm. or a bead, whatever you PUZZLE OF Ogden and surrounding county, he Encampment district, Wyoming, do. keep vool. the highest grade of material In The old man brpTiishcil his raue the very best set of teeth that 'he region particularly Investigated PLOT and started off ou one of the pallia money and skill can produne i an oblong area embracing about :() Home followed bis example, but the at S8.D0 per set. We have only east and extends which quare miles, one price to all. majority remained with the polh cmun. In next Sundays Examiner will le rest across the north end of Park Presently tltere lame a wild shout Teeth extracted absolutely . among the ' trees. found "Pat'a Plot Puzie." The first without pain and with perfect tinge, locally called the Sierra Mail-e- from somewhere the spot, the lxiliee-ma- n 10 boys or girl to solve the puzzle reaching safety by the use of Vitalized The town of Encampment and Quickly found Ihe hewhlskerrd man in a will each receive a nice linen handAir. he aettlemeuta at Battle, Rambler, great state of lie bad kerchief. Bring your answers Monday Crown and Bridge work is one of our main specialties at lopperton, Dillon, and Rudefeha, are found another dagger sign auJ one morning. nominal prices. he dlrort outgrowth of interest iu the (hat waa more explicit in its Instruction about "following." Plainly writWe call special attention to nfneral resources of this dialrict. of yellow paer ten on this last our new process of inserting or Grand Encampment, as were the word. shed the ordinary sets of teeth withi was originally called, Is the out a roof which therefore will "Right here. In the bushes lo the The policemen grabbed the j not interfere with the natural point. It is sit listed 43 miles right. and started lnici the trees, but taste. paper Walcott. from road Wyo., wsgon y as a woman's soil No charge Is made for extractsuddenly siopiK-rhich Is cn tbe Union Pacific Railroad, voive traveled with the breeze to park ing when teeth are ordered. All work la strictly up to date hough elevations range . between the accompaniment of a guitar: When In tby dreaming and guaranteed. (KID and 11.IHMI feet, tbe slopes aro Any work uot We have every Instrument msy lie con- Moon like these shall shine again, satisfactory returned to u with;radual, aud roads and machine necewiary for propin 30 day after leaving our Auj daylight beaming tracted at comparatively alight coat, erly titling glasses. Work finProve my dreams are vain. office, will be remedied without y cas-are tbe of all o that region parts additional charge. ished the same day ordered The policeman presently leamed accessible. Call and examine our work, that his dream had been a vain one. The report gives the results ot the Simultaneously the old man with the get our prices before going elsewhere. rat detailed study undertaken by the DiunlrenriPs took a sudden deparrocks In ture with a red face. urvey of the It was only a picnic party of five be Rocky Mountain region south of who had camped out in the httshro. 347 24th 8treeL Expert MT g. Optician. lontana. Three sedimentary forma Three men were lying on the gras - - - Utah. 2412 Wash. Ave. Ogden ions and an older series of volcanic contentedly looking' at the blue sky and much dreaming through pipe lows are found closely Added together nd intimately Intruded by dark rolled Igneous rocks locally known as sszasnszcxxac 25SCBiG Unite. Large amounts of granite also occur, but nd quartx-diorlt- e hese seldom contain Indications of ire. The best ore deposits havo ben where the ound In the quartzites, tit cemout. a form. minerals tipper ones of breccialed rock, but there iro other types of deposit a -- such as ISKure veins, igneous dikes contain-neti infiltrated sulphides, Impregna-iou- s near igneous contacts Hnd zones in hornblende acliiais e hat are marked by ealcurcnii rbalnopyiiic mineral carrying The dark lut nisi vc purind magnetite. neks are regarded as ti.e source of nost of tlio copper In the ore segi-- gallons, anl its concentration in vein all ind ore bodies is attributed to circulating water. Copper is the predomof inant metal of value, although a few ores huve occurrence of silver-loabeen n Med, and gold Is found cither small by itself in quart veins, or ia reliable amounts accompanying other metals ate and Valuable coal deposits exist be worked for use at the mine and in the smelter situs led at Encampment Present interest, in the region date from the discovery in 1897 of bowlder of quartz containing free gold, but deposit was after the located the energy of the prospect hunter was mainly directed to a search for copper ores. and thus far no paying gold veins have, been discovmine, ered. The formerly kuown as the Rudefeha, i wwaaj. yj?.'.'a!iLLmHgwutiii.iwiiroaBWH3w;-P:(;srr!LWarj.iggiikKJA mine of 1n; tho most important it been has pro rtginu. Although Y. G. WEBBER. Sscrchiry. JOHN W XT SON. MANAGER. Jos F SMITH President dueing high grade on; sine.! 1S0P. it st'ili contains large ore reserve which A. W CARLSON. Treasurer, CE& ROMNEY. Vic President assure tbs prosperity of the nunn lot ibe immediate future. A reduction plant which ha- - tercntly been erected guar-allieat Encampment (a a still or Its prosperity. Willi 1 Dim-drear- y CEMENT WALKS MADE WITH. Alsen This Is the best brand on the mar- - ket .You can get It by calling en or phoning The Limber Eccles Co., While preparing for spring and mer ask to be shown ths screen dows and doors just received at INDEPENDENCE CRIMINAL j Cement German are guaranteed by ua. A. OK ARIZONA. Weather d " Follow." Tbe ixdieemau TOM IJEEHON Bad Has shown the importance e - IUild SouLmte. RATES. SUBSCRIPTION The ' til.se rv ant visitors to Central Park yesterday alter noon- might have seen a policeman of the Arsenal force standing, helmet in band aud wipmx tne perspiration train bis brow, in trout of a hemlock tree- to the trunk f which wa pinned a sheet of cheap ellow paper. A rough sketch of a .tagger, tbo jxifui ot which Indicated the enlra..ce to a side path, was ou the paper with tbe word: LITTLE UOSAfTTS 1001, "IBs wife la an ardent temperance smoke. while one wcm.au played and in tbe worker. Isnt she 7 sung and another was "Yes; she won't travel in the west less romantic oecupaiiou of darning. to lock up because she heard that the climate is Tbe policeman wiu-'cCleveland Leader. the whole party at lit it. but when it stimulating. was explained iu Line that a stranger from Orange. X. J.. i..id taiied to apStreet pear at West Severny at t hi: apjioinled time and that one WE WANT -the dagger i f tbe party had Lit iv-dedirectory scheme, ti.e policeman YOUR TRADE cided not to make au arrest, as the Lim-Hwas laugh mainly on If It tbe will and get bad his own se ret. joyous rebest service and tbe best meats, venge. however, lau ot Sunday night, the lowest prices In town will inwhen a tired and trave!-iaineyoung terest you. This-I- s a market where man approached him on his ksi and your dollar buys a good one hunsaid, wearily: dred cents worth and you still have Say, officer, for li, men's sake tell a little change coming. mu If you have seen a '.king today of a party of five pic - ? ' BUY VOIR HEAT "Hack to the woods for yours!" said ibe policeman v..tb a glee some HERE REGULARLY grill. Should this mwt :'r.e eye of the and take advantage of our G per young man from UratK'.--- N. J., be will cent dividends. know that nearly iu the Park saw the dagger except tbe intended. one for whom thev v DAGGER MARKED PARK TRAIL Cop Following it, While Man From Orange Was Lost. HENRI DE CREAK AND WIFE lu "Too Cay a Husband." JUXE Is, SATURDAY MOHNIM1, Peispirirj Tit ATCHEtt DACEY AND CHASE la Their High Class Novelty Art. by Carrier, Imriudinc Sunday Morning Examiner, per month UTAH, The Irish Lady. Manager. AM. GLASMANN, Mgr. Week June 13 Published every day in the 7ear tfe Standard Publishing C& OGDEX, sumwin- Eccles Lumber Telephone m nf 154 12S Week June 13 to 18 min Twenty-fourt-h waaia - u Co. Street V it i awawsi iwwiwimMj.. s v. s ito Fake Here HB In-luri- ty A genuine June Sale at the Putnam Clothing House. Every line of Goods Cut to the Core. Call and Examine Goods and Prices and You Cant Fail to Be Our Customer. A BOON fun-aiic- Sr PATS Putnam Clothing House 2345 Washington Ave. PC How Are Your Eyes? J. T. Rushmer Settles the Nerves Your favorite beverage will be greatly improved by adding Chicago Dental Co At Bars and Fountains. Makes everything good. Distributors. C AIRE g tnela-norphi- c tit with the largest stocks and best values for the banner month in our history. May was a record breaker and we pose to make the June month eclipse sl'i-:at- Going East This Spring? j If you are, it will pay you to writ ma. I can probably save yon money. I have been in the passenger business thirty years, all of it with the Burlington, and my experience and knowledge are entirely at your service. Remember the Burlington Is the only line running Its own trains over ita own rails from Denver to 6t Louie c the Exposition City. past efforts. As usual with us. you will find the largest assortment almost EVERYTHING you need, and the best values. Only worthy and goods found here. No matter how low can the price, quality must be right. Hence d 4 I'errin-Haggart- our continually increasing . patronage. KEEP AN EYE ON Ticket Office, 79 West Second South SL R. F. NESLEN, General Agent, ' . SALT LAKE CITY. v? Ferris-llaggarl- 1 -- .. ....a. .. RESCUING STEAMER SINK. Tokfci, June 17. Tbe steamer Kntsuuo was sunk off Mojl last night, as a resi.il of colliding with the s' earner Yaiiiurokau. Both were ou their wav io res- cue thf survivors of the trai.s- mid Sadw. purls lll'li'-hl - .7T 4 rnr.PEHT. r, e ATEST .if ' J 6 DEPA RTMENT rawpry,B STORED 0 rgr.VLiW-aRie bLiYrMM5!KaieEVJ3sr: G. C. Reberg. CENTRAL HOTEL AND BAR .',rVp i twjaMjrjttBjJbbn H. B. Hilliard to i;tr:r-!?,.- f lii. f J uii JX Under New Management oca 'Phone 135- - k0 |