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Show OGDEN DAILY COMMERCIAL: that IT MADE mm an Ji'e E. W. Oroe tad the wt puttpuoad until 1 p. m. UjcUt. He put up eVtioh for "t appearand, and m therefore Dot now ui 1 STfcOXG SHOW OF MV-CES- S LAST MGHT. OrganiMrtoa wM fected and 6iep War Takes To Perfect It. A Preliminary Ef- TU Uul War (U4 la iw (um m Diill Tettenlaj By a Ctwnl Treaty rf Pe Saerif aVlat Bark. Brvagat Hu The aaeetiinj of the lorn a Aswx-iatio- a held last Bight at the New Wert U attended. Academy The ilh aires fltwkeye g.taered early, and children, uotd every part of tb Uta represented. Ttte meeting va called to order by on motion made TbJ. Rjbisoo, who chiirtnaa, with R. P. Hunter a lu u tu ecr-tar- After few remarks by the chairman on the objects of the organization, it was decided to tike a list of the persona present who desired to become members. The following names and former were secured: C. Fl Stewart, Oskalonsa; IL J. Craven, What Cheer; O. A. Kennedy, Indianola; C. K. Brain-arMrs. Julia D. Brainard, Mrs. M. 1). Hunter, A'hat Cheer; Lee Gibson, Atlantic; Mrs. Capitola Hunter, Oat-olMrs. & D. Gust in, Osceola; R P. Hunter, Corning; J. R Hunter, EJith B. Hunter, Mrs. ter, E. J. Hunter, Tabor; Mrs. H. t. HunMiss Lora Towner Peterson; William Guldings, Mrs. Helen Oiddings, Logan; A. W'hat Cheer; R C. Harbison, Indianolo; D. W. Higbee, Mrs. Emma A. Higbee, Miss Lata Higbee, Creston; C C Robinson, Mrs. Lizzie B. R)binson, What Cheer; John II. Carruthers, Indianola; Mum U. K. Sillman, NewLoe Curtis, ton; Knoicville; Mrs. Lee Curtis, Knoiville; Mrs. H. B. Weetover, Afton; Hiram Lucas, What Cheer; Francis E. Craig, Sioui City; L J. Rivers, Oakaloosa; E l. Lutes, Ohka Isosa; A. W. Warren, Mount Pleasant; Mrs. Lissie Burns, Creston; R L Armstrong, Indianola; Mrs. Emma Arm strong, Indianola; A. B. Snodgrass, Newton; Mrs. M. Suodgrass. Newton; Geo. A. Craig. Sioux City; 11 W. Cross, Dea Moires; Mrs, 8. J. Cross, Moines; IL R, James, Ch ri on; J. L Sh iffer, 8igourny; Mrs. S. J. Sn.iflVr, Sigourney; B. S. Braiaarj, Mr P. L. Brainard, What Cheer; J. V. Horn, Des Moines; Theo Robison, Mrs. Theo Robison, What Cheer; B. Scriven, M won Citv; B. E. I'enrod, Logan; E. T. Dobson, Beatty, What Cheer; A. B. Johnson. Atlantic; A. A. Tuttle, Creston; Mrs. J. II. Carruthers, Indianola. The names having been taken a recess of ten minutes was taken, which time was spent in getting acquainted and discussing the rival claims of What Cheer and Indianola to the larger delegation. It was finally settled that What Cheer was most numerously represented, but that Indianola was running the meeting. On motion of J. H. Carruthus a committee was appointed on constitution, as follows: A. B. Johnson, J. H. Carruthus, and R P. Hunter. On motion A. B. Johnson, Mrs. Theo. Robison and Mrs. J. R Hunter were appointed a committee on programme to report at next meeting. Judge R W. Cross was appointed a committee to secure a room for the next meeting. R P. Hunter and O. A. Kennedy were appointed a committee on membership. Mrs. J. II. Carruthers, Mrs. R L Armstrong, Mrs. Theo. Robison, Mrs. R. P. Hunter, Mrs. H. B. Westover and and Mrs. M. Snodgrass were appointed as a visiting committee. It was decided to hold the next meeting on Tuesday, Oct. 23, at such place as shall hereafier be announced. After a vote of thauks for the use of the room the Association adjourned. Tae meeting was in every respect a success. While nothing definite was decided on it is planned to give a series of social and musical entertainments during the winter, and excursions to the Lake and the Hot Springs when spring comes again. Hen-driea- Peace Broods O'er the Canon. The first case of the Bear River Canal Company against John Winslow and oiers of his household was tried before Judge R W. Cross yesterday afternoon, with L. R Rogers and IL H. Rolapp representing the plaintiff, or rather the county, and George J. Marsh the defendants. It will be recalled that John Winslow, Reuben Winslow, and John Woods were arrested last Friday on a charge of threatening to commit violence upon the Bear River Canal men, the defendants y having camped upon the of the canal company, built a fence or two over the course of said and forbidden the canal men to cross the fence at the peril of getting right-of-wa- right-of-wa- severely hurt. John Winslow's bond was placed at $,'100 and that of the young men at 100 each. J. M. Ferrin and George J. Marsh became their sureties. j lifted pa aauttoe. CjKTi ok aumoas ao txjtrauB. flllCL'IT. SILVEH j Go th bearing and deteroii-- ' tKiltEVS SEW BILLS AlKiPTEO FOB THE FIRST UfKUA HOl'SE GETS ! oUma or demurrer to any ' EvkUua vt acy Watrr in tLe tYuwtrry. D1SIK1CT CtllKT. IXTO THE SWIM. twKxtplaiBt. Aiiw or other pleading, if Tb Bew River Canal Coasnasi wo-- i the (Vxtrt t&ail tiitd that the earn aa ; pofc to put pipes 10 th cemetery iu tbe f nvoiJUS or for tb purpua : Somrthtog' Utotwn of tb Local Bar uf delay, or ictwprwei itbout any rwaoaU, just To ba Opanad by tb CfcarmlBf. Emma spring of 10. All dekjroucof or kg ground, the tVxirt tbtil graut to j Umj Prortdy Hwrw Fwu Abbott During U getting water for their ceoieterr lot will l pru;ing party tLera a pleae leave their name w ith C. p. Lamla Tbair Bm. Hobday. bert, city sexton, euro of TaeaUeth atUroey 's feet, not to exoned tea and on the grafiticg or overruling of any and Jc&areua areaue, at oocc 1 Pnau4 Brl. TYry V ill a I Bkoliua or demurrer or other prurw.1 The Kaaagm of tit Ktara Inm the Court may grant such xU to Ttvat-M- t TV-i- r rMTWM4 With tfc OSrial Cj-T- h Swelled the Mtdodit-s- . ark fUaaed ilk I llrar the prevaiiiEg pny as it dem Caava rWr4 I ftm I) U A party of Ogden people returned aaaaltW Oalbwa-Kaus-t- ag just tk Cwrt Yntrraajr. POTtrs of Mtrruo of cms ex. tatirrly Saremafwl. yesterday from Briham City, where RuW L AU parties and attorner The following ruW are adopted by they Lad gone to take part in a eotiTt new opera baune ha been put (V dee's given by the tWnt of that pW. this eourt, to take effect Kovetuber 5, Bust take noU g the tin of the on the Silver Circuit. niuk-iactor the who U cam Among Ogden trial, hearing or "Emm Abbott will open the bouee on were iLm Ina Kinher. Hum of the aaiue at their peril No Nina Lezotte, Chubbie Arnold, Prof. L. is other noUoe required to be given than Monday, December 24, and continue a Rule I. AU cases brought into this such aettiug of Cdnes in W. Clark and Signor Campobellu. court, and three nighU' engagement," said Mr. court by appeal from an inferior court the pualing of Dotrie uf opea such hkwial and Bowes to a reporter for The Com or juriiidk-iion- , r from and after Xovvtu-be- r linieitf trial ia the xurt aplUng "A MS OK LICK." room; and yebtord)' aflernoou,and PeU-- McCourt, S, 11, may be dismiiwed on motion thereafter cases shall t tried as Silver Circuit, ith they are manager of the W. the appellee therein, or bin attorn II. A. reached on the raleudar unlet postA Man Who Made Tbor, proprietor of a Krnurkable of for that purpose, after the expiration uf poned. the Tabor Grand, will be here on the Guewi at Plain City. thirty days from the receptmo thereof in opeuing nigbL" The litrirt Court. A case of luck, partaking largely of this court, ucleea the docket fee of tea Meter ikiwos and Pliilliiis, manager dollars and fee of dollars the three of the new opera house, returned from jury the marvelous, occurred at the recent Khali before that time be First Tb District Jam Court, Judge to the Ifenter yesterday and are delighted with Plain City fair. A gentlemen by the clerk of this court; and do pakl such raaw A. Miner presiding, pawnl upon the fol- the sue they have hail in pUcuig the name of Stevens bought numbers in shall be docketed uiiIxmi such cueta autd lowing canes yesterday: new opera how I asking. fees be is quiVe ill with eryaid; provided, however, the Mr. Phillip chance scheme to sell some stork. It u The jury tml of John R Ujodman, et town, but the reported that be said he would buy a party making such motion, or his attor- al, a. the Ru Grande WentenJlUilwav sipelas and was nt ami pVatwiit talk ticket for bis oldest boy to get a two-ye- ney for that purpose, ahull first pay such company was couclud.sL The plaintiff reporter bad 'mg t old colt, another ticket for his fees and oobU to the clerk of thut court sued for MMU dAmagus on account of wun air. nowea. ji sj,a Mr. youngest son to get a yearling colt and a before said order of dismiawal ah all be the death of his n ucttasioned by a rail- aasweil pleased auh the iiince of ticket for his daughter to get a cow. made, and such moving party ahall be way accident The reudered a plai'ing Ogdeu in the Silver circuit, aa he has great hopes of this city becoming a The marvellous part of it it ia that at entitled to recover the amount so paid verdict for the plaintiffjury of $.T,TU0. the drawing the three ticket were suc- from the party so appealing the said MXJrath vs. David (1. Tsllant, good show town. Mry caee to this court, together with live dol- trial to a I never met a finer man to do busicessful as be had named. jury. Verdict of six cents for lars attorney's fees for making such mo- the plaintiff. w ith than Peter MoCourt," said Mr. ness in time which Thirty days tion of dismiiMaL Real Estate Transfer. to move for a new trial, and stay of exe- Bowea. "He does not waste any time, and knows what he is doing. His propowhich plaintiff aooepta. The transfers reported in the office of APPEARANCE BT ATTORNEYS IN APPEAL cution, GilL J. D. et al, vs. C. M. KencT, sition to give us rim ma Abbott for the CASKS. the County Recorder yesterday were as week suited ua. 1 tell you. Miss Rule 2. No attorney shall be deemed former order appointing M. A. Breeden otening follows: Abbott is a mascot for any town where to have appeared in this court in any referee set aside and J. S, Borenian ap- she opens. She never fails to please the Richard Jones to Emma J Judd, lots case brought to this court by apfteal pointed such referee. IL Hill vs. Mary Leavitt, dismissed audiences, and on opening occasions is in R in Nob Hill add: S3.00U from any inferior court or jurisdiction, ilhout prejudice at plaintiff's cocts. great demand. Edward Cooke and wife to J F Dahlin, unless such attorney shall first enter his "I am sorry we cannot open on ChristM. I.VS.U.W. Carver, et Z.C. nw 4 of nw sec 7, tp 5, north range 2: appearance therein for the al, mas party be eve, but we cannot do so and have at fiot of the calendar. 11,0(10. represents with the clerk of this court; placed Edward Cook and wife to J F Dahlin nor shall any attorney of any party to CJ- U. Ltndick vs. P. J. liofoed, placed Miss Abbott for three nights. So long as the omuiug conies in the holidays it foot of the calendar. part of nw ), sec 9, tp 6, north range U: such apie,l case be recognized an such at D. don't matter, and, in fact, I think the H. Winger vs. B. A. McWilliams, fliOO. tun is until entered attorney apieantnce date we have made will please the peoE L Seager and wife to S H Had, as Hforesaid, and notice thereof in writing diKmiKscd at defendant's costs. Henry li ranger vs. F. C. C. Kayson, et ple better. part of block 10, South Ogden sur-ve- served on the opxite party, or his at"Yes, we had a xery pleasant visit in continual for the b'rm. $1,000. torney, if he has one who has appeared in al, T Doe to F J Kiesel part of lot 5, such case; and such service of notice of John I). (SilL et al, vs. S. F. Spencer, IVnver, through the courtesy of Mr. and Mr. Tabor. I think we have block 25, Ogden City survey, plat A: 1 1. appearance may be made personally or judgment granted. done a good turn for Ogden in negotiatAnn Newey and husband to Thomas by mail. ing with Mr. McCourt. We met Rise STILL NO KLKCTION. Newey. part of lot 1, block 9, North Og- CONTINUANCES AND tXISTS. Coghlan in Denver, and she expressed a uen survey: n. Rule 3. Application of any party for The County Court Locked Horns dtwtre to come to Ugden. She will oome Eva Nels n to Mary Meissner, part of some time during the winter. We Bhall the continuance of any case shall be block 34, plat C: f i,3J0. Yesterday an luaL have some great attractions for amusemade on the first day in any term of Total, 110,702. The County Court met in regular ses ment lovers this winter." court at which cases have been previously sot for trial; and all subsequent sion yesterday and transacted some AFTER SULLIVAN. ANOTHER FALSE ALARM. applications for continuance made after routine bUHiness. comor term has special any general The matter of electing a county super- And it Wan From Twenty Firt and Slavin Desirous of Meeting- - the menced, shall be made after service of intendent of schools was brought up of such notice Lincoln. application on the oppo- once World's Champion. more, with the usual dead-lock- . site party, or his attorney if he has one, two Some The Gentile members time voted for Frank Slavin, who dofeated Joe ago the fire department and shall be granted only on such terms and Lincoln before the Ormonde club in Lon- as the court may impose which shall not Prof. A. C. Newill and the two Mormon was called to Twenty-firs- t members supported Dr. A. 8. Condon. on a false alarm, a put-ujob. don recently, is out with the following be less than ten dollars attorney's fees After ballot the board taking three Last night about 1:30 a. m. a man and the costs of the term, unless othermanifesto: wise ordered. Costs of the term shall gave up the effort and the place remains came running up to the engine house "I must say that I am more than sur- include attorney's, witnesses, marshal's vacant. and declared there was a blaze at Twenty-first and Lincoln. prised to hear the remarks Sullivan has sheriff's, clerk's and reporter's fees. Attacked the Message. As he had passed three alarm boxes passed of late regarding the championAFFIDAVIT FOR CONTINUANCE. ship. If he is the champion, that is, Columbus, Ohio, Oct. 21. Governor the boys were suspicious, but decided to Rule 4. All applications for continwishes to be called so, why don't he fight made the run. There was no Cambell'a message was read in the go and me? As a rule, champions accept bona uance shall be made on the affidavit of sign of a hre at the point indicated. tide challenges. How far has Sullivan the moving party, his agent or attorney, senate this afternoon and referred. Fol They are satisfied that it was a trick done this? Last December I challenged and Bhall contain, in addition to the lowing this, a strong attack was made of some fellow who thought h was do in such facta on Governor other Senator of the affidavit, by Brown, necessary Sullivan for 1,000 aside, but he laughed ing something smart, perhaps the same at the idea of my challenging him for an affidavit of merits, and shall specifi- Cincinnati, who condemned the Goverfellow who was at the bottom of the immoset of forth course relative nor's the board of to the the grounds such a small stake and he poopooed cally other bogus alarm. it. Now, readers of the World of Sport, tion, the diligence used to get ready for provements of Cincinnati during the If the boys meet him again they will resisession. and or names Ths bill trial a senate the prohearing, passed this is how Sullivan has changed. Some him to cool off in the city give of dences the witnesses required, and viding that Mayor Mosby shall have the bastile fora achance months ago I posted f 50 in the Sportsfew days. what the party expects and believes he appointment of members of the board man's office at London challenging to meet me for $4,000. He brought will be able to prove by such witnesses, at the election to be held in April. The Base Ball Matters. in character and the Mississippi business to get out of it. also the fact that there are no other wit- bill is New aliolishes whom same nesses York. Oct 21. The Brotherhood he The board. the the cn by present prove cast I don't want to any reflections on believes he will be measure is in the line of Governor Camp, base ball players at a meeting held this John, but he showed the cur and with- fact he expects and morning drew up a communication ad- drew, putting the Missississippi affair in able to prove by such witnesses; and that bell's message. as a blind. What I ask is, has Sullivan done more than others do?" He beat Ryan, of course, stopped several other mugs, Slade, and failed to stop Mitchell, and took upward of two hours to stop Kilrain. Now, what was either of these men's performances before they met the great John L? Why, Mitchell sparred and bluffed all over America and England and never sparred a straight go. Mitchell's only gonuine fights were one with Jack Burke in England and with Sullivan in France. Kilrain never knew the prize ring until he met Smith, and these are Sullivan's best feats. I have beaten more men in one year than Sullivan has in his whole career. John would never have been known if he had come out within a couple of years. In his time he had nothing to meet. All his performances have been in stopping men in four or five rounds, and men who had no class. Proof of this is that he stuck to America, but the first time he left' America he failed to stop any one. When ever he failed to stop an opponent an excuse followed. The fight with Kilrain was a disgrace to any man who had a reputation, and the go with Mitchell a Punch and Judy show, or in other words, "Hould him while I bate him." So let Sullivan put up or shut up, as regards as to who is the best man today. The third class is his corner in 5. s rxiabl dira rs4 Hr u; aK-Ub- a ln ar .Mii-uiir- i - Ma-Cou- rt j -- p Sul-liva- u n THE dressed to tb Player League diwici, expelling coctfideec ia whatever actiua that body might take. The inague, at a aoerUcg that after retarned a oucnpbiMOtary repiy. J jtnun. of Cleveland, cbairBia of iLm euoiniittos on cufcfereoaa, wila reps eaLaUvesig the National Lasagw acl Atuera-aAkMucuttkJO, reported tkal a BUBiber of meetings had boaa held bat no ttnal or positive agreeoiest bad reached except that each body bad ex prtMataJ a m ia to Mieet upon oome eoaa moa and Kitisfytng ground ia order to prevent dittiouiUes and embarraaect ist the nataatial game. A cotxu&oa nam was agreed npur.. be said, laat of tb 'United Liaagu." Tnia report was accepted and the committee instructed to nontinaq the conference, if they deemed it adn tM visable. New Voem, Oct 2L-- Tbe PUyetw league alded three Brotherhood saeo. Irwia, Hanlan and Ward, to their euaa niittea. Tina oay nake trouble in the unfa conference tomorrow, a tkm National league people have alway claimed that they would never f- - 'Tt with the llayer. 'Larch Work. t He MoiNf, Ia, O. 2L-- Tb m- mtitwal convents u of theChriittianebttrrk-bva- n here Unlay, over AO delegates having present Pr.vidcnt P iillips, of Paaaw I lie annual addraaa ylvania, delivi-rn- ! tonight, and Lo t nadreeees were read bt everal oliier delegates. The report 4 the Home MissHinarT society boweal tuat the was working in twenty states, fhe total number of mMatioi-ariwas sixty two, and the amount of money collected 151 JS5. ea Judge Lynch After Him. Santa Barbaba, Oct 2L A vigilaoca committee last night went to Ventura t lynch Ramoa Loimiz, who yraterdagr killed Mary Dezirella The officer, bow ever, had taken him to Lo Angeles. It is reported tonight that ths motbetr of the murdered girl ia dying on aoooaaA of the tragedy, and the father ia cr with grief. NO INSI LT INTENDED. The Governor .Requested to Send Hi MesNaffe Again. Coll Miu s, Ohio, (Kit 21. The boue this morning adopted a resolution aaUte sense of the body that no slight or ba-swas intended on the part of that house in the refusal of the speaker t accept the governor's message yesterday evening and appointing a committee to call upon the governor and request the message be again sent to the hon Governor Campbell complied with request 1 he message recommend legislature to pass a law providing thafcav board of Improvement uar Cincinnati be appointed by the mayo. ana the election be held in ApriL ult ' n II armless Dnel. Paris, Oct 21. The duel bet' Paul de Roulede and Retnach, gro out of the debate in the chamber of uties yesterday, relative to an action of the government against the Boulangiste, in the course of which De Roulede Reinach by describing him as "that lackey of all administrations, took place this morning. Ths waipoaa were pistols. Twenty five races werw marked off by the seconds and principal took positions. At the word Reinaoai fired, but the shot flew wide of the mack. De Roulede did not Mra Reinach'a aeo-on- ds then proposed the duel to be coat-t- in ued, but De Roulede declined to accede to the proposals. A ia.-sul-ted 200 pars of Ladies Dongola kid for f 2.00 a pair at Ashby Bros. GOLDEN EAGLE same. To those who have not yet called on us, we respectfully Invite their Inspection ! well (CEEAia The defendants accepted this finding the plaintiffs to withdraw the other suits if this bond Feeling positive they will not go away disappointed. "We are satisfied with our trade so far, and hope, as we become to merit and receive as much of your patronage as you., think we are entitled to. If you call on us, you will find each and EVERY DEPARTMENT COMPLETE ! With the Best Make of Goods, with prices so as to "Live and let live." Those desiring anything in the Clothing, Furnishing Goods, Shoes or Hat line will find it to their advantage to call on us. Yours, anxious to please, better-acquainte- LOEB & MYER, Prop's. d, THE GOLDEN EAGLE CLOTHING HOUSE, on a proposition from was given. So there will be no more suits provided the peace is maintained up in the canon. Mr. John Winslow stated that he No. 2410 Washington Avenue, Ogden, Utah. looks of Home With the Man. Sheriff Belnap returned to the city yesterday with J. B. Frick in his charge. The prisoner was arraigned before shorn Presents its compliments to the people of Ogden and vicinity, thanking them for past favors, and requesting a continuance of the , meant to only work a bluff, but the it were too serious to realiy pass under that head, the court thought. ATOM tie em is out suade f delay uwv!r, no counter aSiarit ah&ii be THE ONLY. etc; aadaucfe Rule In fact the defendants had three guns at their tent, and made a show as if to the fistic world. use them. Hence their arrest This was on Friday. They gave bonds to appear and defend this offense, and Money to Loan the next day showed fight worse than On diamonds, watches and jewelry, etc., before. Street 204 and 206 Twenty-fift- h Drozdowitz Bros. They were again arrested, the defendants named, and also William and Edward Winslow in addition. They were able to give bonds on Saturday night and were liberated. The trial yesterday was for the threats made on Friday. After a hearing J udge Cross held that the charge of threatening to commit murder was not sustained, but that of threatening to do the canal men some violent injury was, and so he placed them all under bonds to keep the peace. Mr. FOR WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1810. Its Bnperior eiwllenee proren in million of home fur more than a quarter of a cntury. It ia used by the United Statoa OoTernment. Endorsed by the heada of the Great Unireraitiea an the Stron(teat, Purest, and moat Healthful. Cream Raking Powder doen not Dr. Price contain Ammonia, Lime or Alum. 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