Ogden Daily Commercial | 1890-11-04 | Page 7

rr OGDEX DAILY COMMERCIAL: MASONIC. MAYOR'S PROCLAMATION. ru vl 411 b, tha sy law and BeaAOB U Waters ftr Otc U, the uo- - lCcEialejt-n- S lav. r umar iul Dfkrt a- - tsapfi. aaaf u.uLKalUb Srmx a itiua Iw Kj. I Lh faxwara atMi p ss, a 1 uav-J- . a. - sb VjMatrr i . kveallWtJ. aoorUhing. c4- am w. ftvt-da- na u ltf6r rkOi. J. Iran, tw KIEi ll.u. fag . rui km-if- lrtTj Iui) r t)uil ttris intt-resti- jul-aw- CHAJTEK Robbers with Pistols. two unpleasant fellows who en- Land office at Salt Lars Crrr, I'tah. October 4, !u. Notice 1 hereby sriren that the following Those named settler ha tiled notice of hi intention tered an express cor in Ohio, command- to make final proof in support of hi claim, aaid proof will be made before the ed the messenger to throw np his hands, and that iiKhre or in hie absence the county clerk of then tied him, robbed the car of 10,000 county, t'tah, at Korean City, on Norember H. E. tuj: Goirge and coolly walked away before anybody Stea, for theU,E. 1"Q, H S. E. ! aee. 3S. tp. 4. N. B. 3.E. could catch tbera are a good illustration He namea the following witneeens to prove of how such cars are too often left ex- his continuous residence upoo and culliTation of said lnd. vis: posed. We are told free access to the William Tonk. f)orge Tonka, Edgar Gibhy, all of Morgan. Morgan county, car was allowed to almost everybody Thomas West, FRAN I K I). HOK11S, KegisUr. I'tah. 8. W. DARKE, attorney for claimant. who choao to enter. Thus undoubtedly the robbers found how the safe was situ- ated and jnst when they could strike Jwith safety. . Express messengers ought to be armed (to the teeth, and hare a ar'f cocking kistol where it can be reached in a flash. then, too, an express messenger ought to be at least as personally brave as the 'bber. Men have before now thrown " 'pp with Their fists the pistols thatxvere pointed at them instead of throwing np V' their hands, as commanded. Men have even been known to make a sudden rush, and butt a robber in the stomach and knock him backwards breathless before he could recover his wits. It all depends on doing what the robber docs not expect you to do. If the messenger has his wits enough about him for that ho can generally save his life and the Property, too. Besides thero are some ouls cast in such a mold that they iftvould even yield np their lives in deal fense of property intrusted to their care rather than tamely submit to be tied and see it rifled before their eyes. fl Reforming the World. i Gen. Booth, of the Salvation Army, has written a book called "Darkest England, and How to Get Out" It give to the public the aims and hopes of those engaged in that strangest movement of the Nineteenth century, the Salvation Army crusade. In tho first place the Booth idea is to reform the criminal. If his crime is owing to poverty and destitution, change his circumstances, and he will become respectable. If to his depraved nature, on the other hand, then change that nature through the gentle influences of Christianity, and he will become a good citizen. Women who have drifted into evil lives are to be taken up and made first respectable servants, then respect- I able wives and mothers. 4 A great matrimonial agency is to be part of the work. In "far away parts of the earth" are thousands of men who would be glad to get good wives. In I Europe in America, too. for that matter are thousands of women who are waiting to be good wives to men good, 'bad and indifferent These it will be of Gen. Booth's plan to bring to- -' j part gether. His philosophy is qnito the re-I verse of Tolstoi's. 1 All the white world reformed, the Salvation Army will next tarn its attention to the negro. "The negro is an unknown quantity," says Booth. The possibilities are that when ho is fully developed in his moral, mental and spiritual nature he will excel the white man. The Salvation Army will try to develop turn. Certainly whatever good these enthusiasts can do, to either black or white, they are welcome. There is plenty of room for work. Least of all should the world be disposed to sneer at them if there is possibility even of their ('forming one soul. There are not so many who can do even that How the work will begin is foreshadowed in the following paragraph: '. , In cities we shall bar industrial refuses ami homes for the immediate reception of our people From those refuges and homes the; will, after little time, be gradually distributed to ru ml settlement, to agricultural villages and com muni ties wliicb wa hope to settle in the country, and from the again to settlements In the colo ities settlements which may (who knows?) be the uund&Uua tit another euieire. rr W. at. pL MONTE ItiMMANDEJil. aca M NO. t K. T. uac!ass aeooad Wednesday aara Stated aoata. M a. Praa. J. Ec I Of WHICH A X. U. f. bia.Tuday fc. CuuciUuB. C E. ENCAMPMENT I. $ 200 $2,400. $1 0. 0. F. - an cordially iaviladl j aar, CRESCENT 6 o r- O Tweety-fiMi- . aad Qiuary. fraaw birty-taAf- t'l nnti h ' 4 t- THE COMMERCIAL IfBLLSHlXC R. C. haiAik. Sec. OOHVETAXCUtO F. LVedm short form " Heal Eetat Morl'g fc Option Contract. Warranty (kiO COO Meets every Taesday and Friday evening at Leatar Park Pavultoa. Member invited. W. La aim. Captain. f. R. C Katun, Clerk Lja. IJootl for DoexL Diechsreeof Mortgage Trust Warranty Deed, long form Di RONS OF ST. GEORGE. be Lreurge and Mem England. Adminiatrator'a Bond Kxecutora' Bond Letters of Guardianship Order Appointing Hearing... s Testimony of Testimony of.'. S. SSI. F. B. IIURLBUT, ... A A A A A B C C PROBATE CO CRT BLAXXH. DE LION LODGE, Meeta every Wednesday evening in the A. O. C. W. hall. Stevens' block. MOD Washington avenue, Ogden City, Utah, riojoarniug brolher in good atandinc are cordially invited to visit and fraternise. for membership should apply to Applicant Dr. t ook, ZJtil Wanhuiirton avenue, or to any of officers. the Pebttval J. B aee att, President. C. J. Flow aita. Secretary. iI- CO. BULKKS. .Sub-Witnesse- MlftTF.U.ANEOt'a A A A A A B i f HOUSE HUNTERS ! Your choice of 3, 4 and cottages, on VVash-initfAvenue, street cars, city water, graded avc choice neighborhood, $200 cash, balance payable in rent, $25 to $40 per month, at eight per cent intrest. Houses, $1,500, $1,800 and $2,200 each. 6-ro- on H. A.. SMITH, 1)400 Washington Avenue, Ogden, Utah. BLARKA. Omoial Bonds and Oaths .... A Chattel Mortgage A Other Blanks constantly being added to the above list Claaa A, sheet cap, class B. K sheet cap, claxa C, full sheet 1 ff - trrr B J rr Uot Wa.himrtoa Aveaaa. Ogdea. Utah. ly SO. t. CAXTOS. OtiDEN PATUARCH MILITANT. M ao roa ialb at rr4-iK- CIUR PO LEGAL BLANKS tvijourniug brothrr in good standing are W. U. Mai. K. G. invited to attend. RICHARD f NFS C e bt, Lcau,N.G. UNION L0DCEN0. 8. RDEH O1 -- in . $2,500. klufc Win, aril, city water. 0! C withwater. adobe bob, $1,200. aril, city MeeU every Wednesday in A. O. V. W. Hall, W'ahuurha avenue, near Twenty-fourt- h etreec o t -S c5 aaiweaa Moarae 1 itusra. AdaBSkaMawaTirtyanaadaad 1 .4-0- O. O. If, 0. 0. o- L Was.. iauja amaa and I wtytirtita nature liUaauaia. bagtia. C I. - Z. I have bargain oa WatiiiurUai aveeoe, and Twty-riftia htu-apropertM. also all aiad uf acrvagw- - It M LODGE NO. 13. a plcaMir to hua property. ILJ i regular aseeiRg every Mnaday aurht at OGPLV C. W. Hall. Wauactoa 1 D. GILL, 2101 WkauarlM Jociuc ia A. O.4 'Mirth atraeC all aojuura-UMtMnwaru Tweet) brutlam are cordially luviud to attead. I J u TwM.s-fuurt- k W. W. I ADiaa, Kec. Sac'y. cr. e . foe. WaM twis. eutmer Per "jo o S I at rent, thrwm guud Meet ia lim A O. W. Hall tba Crat aad third I burMiay of aara amata. W. H. Mai. CP. T. W. Scribe. Lrr. uutuc bruLUar Z3 r e tat HJ ascaard Iweutr-WMita- v (V arts. kVaiai. aaar TViruw aad Twaaly-ArX.a- NO. k, r. Twa kVlfl h nS e I WILL MXIVIA La $300. rer.ftaa&TaUetaa-4Ua $1,250. arty, umu aaa --aa betwe-TwaatMifta aad $2,200. Moajw,. 1 MLrMIl. MAJC. cJaMoa. Van Farea. brtawaT $650. iHuli aad Ineuxk u $2,100. Mkuhs. M sua. SECRET SOCIETIES. UINTAH t List of Properties $1 000- - KesoJar euaMcaLkia aigtaia H. T. Jaaa-inni- No. 633. tiird t JrnJL ataa. fm. Sar, k, Hiai-atuu- t. A, bust. ii llu. aa4 n4 t R.A.M. r t. i. F. & A. X. Enlar eacaeaui 1WrMla QuDtA J.-- D. G1L.L.'S vat. LOJX.E. ytfcis 1. 1. AN ORDINANCE Aad tiiia digeatatl aai Lr U- -y mi to be abundant he rt ardawa bf tUtCm M--cJ of (Vdra: a fir a oju-r-s jagb to maka Vutt U lor aa a 4 aJ mum Kra. aa 4la. forth abarUg iatbs fruit crop. to ferrtrufa ia vh anna fur nAaaaii a saaand sritiua la mim rarkt t4 aj. Ley ar of priiaa qoalitr, too Uw aad ahaor Iras lvl sue be I bry fellows. FEED. J KIESEL. Mayur. J. McSirr.fu, Old jwpla die erea ia Cannectimt, ALIAS SUMMONS. ktBOtaaloofattbeycaahelpit Mm died Easlan. not at loe Conn., fileJ U DiArirt Coart el dw Fir--t Jadirial Dav lac, at the undoubted ae of UO. She latrwt ilia IrrrzUrj ut Ctaa. M rtM--r ( o--nt when tha Eevolatiooary Sarafa M4inur, yit.nfiil ily-e- r dWsMi-o- L Lwiieni cama home froia the war. She 1 u tba Territory of rtaa ae4 l1'ir Ira probably tha oldest white person ia grrruii U Alrxaadt-- atetrur. AecMlaaU uu arv Lmi aa bruuicut America. aeauu )u bf ta abut aaned pinntiff. u tiw Itktrirt Coart cf tlx I One of tha tin JaOieii Itulrirtal Lb lerritory of I'taa, reapers read be- - and la -aarr iL ocupiaint Binl lbrria. tdark, eirluuro uf to day ml rw-fjro the Iron and Steel institute wa aitliiDafter s Uia ua you of tLw I hat of Mr. R. A. Hadfieli. of Sheffield. if aerred btow auhin this ctMiat) ; or,, if lK uf bat ia Iitj--tJjjriand. on "Aluminum SteeL" II- - sritiua tavoty Uiisroualy. wiibia forty las;I utbrrwiM l raised in the Lihest terms tha Ameri day-r t waj be taVm f tudefault Lua prayer ttl aaid xu. accurdiiif aauit can lnTentora who had made alcminon. encDfjlaiot. 3 11m f i rhuan aa it ia at nnwnt aid artina ia brooirht tei otxaia tba I7 of tiiu court to iiMW tbe burnt imarked. The more arduous tiie tank Juirml uf auatruuuuy brmofur betaa Uae piuti; ilaiuu!f arfenduit. aad die greater the delight with which our fUiuuif allsn tl at b i estitlt-- to aij American friend attempt to overcome derm on tiie crroaud that tb OVfendaat tia riiifully atiii itlut juat caua oMrtMl tin the difficulties surrounding it" Uaiutiil: laiotilf further aa that the has a ulfully arclerted to (umi.h Ur Willi like couunoa Beoesaarw of life, I'lainuS? Another western land booming con ba beea an artuai and booatida reoidrcit of 1'iiy. Wbar county, I'tah Territory, cern has just exploded. It was a large Cydea aiueetba I'Jtbday of January , lvw. ror further fuller partkrular referenec and carried with it the is heruby madeand organization, to the complaint oa til herein. And you are hereby aotiued that if yoa fail ta hope and slender fortunes of numeraad answer theaaid complaint aa abor ous poor people who hoped thereby appear rcguired. tb said plaint ul Jl afply to tb little for old age. The Court for Lb relief demanded therein. to lay cp Witneas the tloa. Jame A. moral to this story is: Dont inMiner, jwiva and tha seal of tha Distrirt Court of tha vest your sarings in anything that Firnt Judicial Uictriet, ia hull. and for tiie Territory of yoa do not fully know about For one I'tah. this Sin day of Ocwith a little money there are always tober, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight near home places to invest it securely hundred and ninety. D. M( "( LCKE. C lerk. and profitably. Where one person makes By L. B. Hkbt, lepnty ( western in lands a hundred ftiKALl Muler it money attorney for fail Those who do thus make money plaiiitio. are generally on the spot, too, and know-wher-e NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. they put their money. ft. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1830. n RED .J. KIESEL COMPANY Wholesale akd Ektail DRUGGIST, Corner Washiogioa Ave. md Twenty-tfl- C. H. Greenwell & Bros. BUTCHERS. h LEGAL NOTICE. WHOLESALE Wbolksalb axd Err aii, In the Probate Court, County of Weber and TerDEALERS IN Slrfet, coder Broom Hotel ritory of Utah: In the Matter of Adoption ) to thow cause, etc Maud Dennis, a Minor. ) It appearing to tbe Probate Court, County of Weber, Territory of Utah, by the aflidant of Finest Sroca or Mary J. Dennis, George K. Cross and Matilda TrT our Pore Lard, manufaetnnid hr an. Cross, this day presented and filed in thin court, eel res and you will never use any other. that the said George E. Cross and MatildnCrosa, his wife, are deairous of adopting Maud Dennis, Mail orders and wholeaalina- a soeeial boainear a daturhtor of Marr J. Dennis, as their own with us. Twenty-fourtstreet ehi4Vwit h enual rights, privileges and immun In the Market, ities of any children born in the lawful wedlock of the said George E. Cross and Matilda Cross, and that the said Mary J. Dennis voluntarily U'lTTR Pronounced the beet in Territory relinquishes all right to the custody of and Cnni power and control over said Mauii Dennis, and uuv.i KAiuii ATy it and satisfy youraelvea. all claim and interest in and to the services of tm awar? rcmv said Maud Dennis, to the end that the said Kerteot Iumm. child shall be fully adopted by the partie de COMMERCIAL TIIE siring to adopt the same, it is therefore ordered br said court that all oersons interested in the said Maud Dennis, a minor, appear before the wvawt(BDRTta' said Probate Court, on Saturday, the I ith day r of Novembr, 1MK), at ten o'clock in the forenoon of said day, at the court rooom of said Probate I ourt. in Ugden I ity. county or Weber, Jerri-tor- y of Utah, to show cause, if any they have, why an order should not be sranted and ren dered in accordance with the condition and stipulations of Die affidavits aforesaid, and that a copy of this order be published a least once a Bog leave to inform their patrons that they week for three successive weeks in tho t'gilen are established her to stay, and Daily Commercial, a newspaper printed and CONFORMS TO SHAPE OF FOOT do the best work in published inOgdenCity, County of Weber and E. W. Cross, Territory of Utah. on in fit. with freedom If too want Probate Judgo. from ram a and all aixremfer you wlb Territory of Utah, ear at Packard Hhat. the Bart alway I ounty of eber, It is acknowledged as the most comfortable, I. Charles L. Hollinirsworth. clerk of the Pro most the and best wearlrj stylish gentlemen'i bate Court, in and for said Weber County, do hot made ta the world. hereby certify that the foregoing is a full, true and correct copy of the original order to show DOI'T SPOIL TOUR tilt BT TEtRIIG CBUP SHOES. Promptly and at Low Prices. cause, etc., in the matter of adoption of Maud The Burt e Packard Mm eotta no more Dennis, a minor, deposited and recorded in my than any other On shoe, though none ap-Office: 254 Twenty-Fift- h St., Oodex. Utah. office, on tho 22d day of October, A. D. 1SMI, aa proscn it in Taiue. the same appears of record. All styles in Handmade, Haud-wel- t and Burt in witness wnereot, l nave ISFECIALTIES wait; also Boys' and Youths'. If not sold by hereunto set my band and v to name and address dealer his tend your your fixed the seal of the Probate Fine French Candiea. Court, the day and year first &FIELDVnPACKARD Home Made Taffies, above written. rore ice l ream, tea. Baas. Sold by CHAS. L. HOLLINGSWORTH, Ice Cream Soda. Clerk of the Probate Court. J. P. Lkdwtdoe, Deputy Clerk. Meat, Poultry and Fish TOILET ARTICLES - h m .'aV Liquor and Cigar Merchants SU mm U7 Twaatj. Dlatrlbatlaar Ogden, Utah. X AQBVNTS CARL UPMANN'S Stamps I Drfftf a ir-O- I STRATTON Also for Wallis & Co. Mexican Stencils nmpmm t sria, Pocatello, Idaha tmm It Roler GROCERS, & STORM'S hand-mad- e, Custom house C-I-G-A.-- R-S. - ASHBYBROS.OGDEN. FIFTY DOLLARS CASII And 125 a Month-ll- lff College Hill Addition This beautiful residence addition is situated between the great Methodist University and tho city. It is only ten squares from the center of the city, and occupies a commanding positisn, from which a magnificent view is obtained of Ogden, its unrivaledsurroundings and the Groat Salt Lake. AU propositions for electric lines include this section, and a rapid advance in values will fol low. 1 ho L. Diversity alone will make this locality the bon ton residence part of Ogden. For a brief time only the opporj unity is offered to procure t hese lots at $150 to tSUM each : $T0 cash and $25 per month where a pair is taken ; deed and atwtract showing pertect title and unincumbered free of charge. This property is very desirable and tho price is under the market. For fnrthor particulars call on or address W. H. Hafvet. (iwner. Room 4 Kay Block, upftairf, cornar W'ashington avenue and iwenty-hft- h street. J. W. Ice Cream for Parties supplied at all seasons. LOUIS M.SCHWOERER Cor. 26tb and Washington Avqnue. XrViO. vvvlW HcNUTT & CO., Druggists s. PHOTOGRAPHER, OB ThePaMBrewing Company's Milwaukee Beer F1NEPERFUMER and TOILETARTICLES. LEGAL NOTICE. Impobted and Domestic In tho Probate Court, County of Webor, Territory of Ctali: In the Matter of Adoption Order to ) show cause of John Edward McQuaig, a minor. fJ etc. Orders by 1 ail Promptly AttenSed to. It appearing to the Probate Court, County of Weber, Territory of Utah, by the affidavit of Robert C. Wilnon. J. H. Winslow and Caroline Fifth 8t., Noar Young, OGDEN. Winslow, this day presented and hied in this court, that the said John II. Wioslow and Caroline Winslow, his wife, are desiroes of adopting John Edward McQuaig, a son of John McQuaig, now deceased, as their own child, with equal rights and privileges and immunities of any children born in tho lawful wedlock of the said John H. Winslow and CnrpHne Winslow, and that the said Robert C. Wilson voluntarily relinquishes all right to the custody of and power Grows Hair Rapidly. and control over said John Edward McQuaig and all claim and interest in and to the services Eradicates Dandruff. said John Edward McQuaig, to the end that 276 Twenty-fiftStreet, Ogden, rtah, of said child shall be fully adopted by the parties der iring to adopt the same. Stops Falling Hair. It is therefore ordered by said court that all persons interested in the said John Edward McHaving fitted up an elegant new gallery at Quaig, a Preventive Is a minor, appear before the said Probate the above number. I invito tiie patronage of the ( ourt on Wednesday, the lSHh day of November, deof Baldness. I all can meet satisfied that feeling public liHQ, at ten o'clock in the forenoon of said day, mands for first class work. at the court room of said Probate court, in OgGrows Hair on den City, County of Weber. Territory of Utah, to show cause , if any they have, why an ordpr Bald Heads. CABINETS, $3,00 UPWARDS. should not bo grantwl and rendered in accordance with the conditions and stipulations of the Is an Exquisite afiidavits aforesaid, and that a copy of this orALL WORK WARRANTED. der be published at least once a week for three Toilet Article. successive weeks in the Ogden Daily CommerAll negatives made by J. O. Stephens are kept cial, a newnpaier printed and published in Ogfrom Is all Free den City, County of Weber, and Territory of in order for duplicating. ft. W. Crush, Probate Judge. Utah. coloring matter. ) Territory of Utah, S ( Trade mart registered.) County of Weber, I, Charles L. Hollingsworth. clerk of the Pro- Contains no Mineral or Vegetable Poisons bate Court, in and for said Weber County, do hereby certify that the foretroing is a full, true It Is an honest and meritorious and correct copy of the original order to show cause, etc.. in the matter of John Edward Mcpreparation. Quaig. a minor, deposited, filed and recorded in my oltice, on the itb day of October, A. D. 1S90, Own Remedy. Nature's as the same appears or record. In witness whereof, I have hereunto set my hand, and fixed the seal of the Probate Lone, Clear imported Tobacco for S cent Reel Hair Grower Go. from and fret all Court, the day and year first Skcckuii) acids, extracts, palnu Absolutely par above written. or flavoring, and ire not dipped. Is a beautiful and pal NEW YORK. CHARLES L. HOLLINCSWORTH, leet elgsr, not a cheap eigtrre or cheroot. Equal to aa Clerk of the Probate Court. UKtst cigar ia tb Caiud Stalas, that it J. P. Lkdwidob, Deputy Clerk. Fok Sal by all Druggists. J. PASEVITCH, WHOLESALE .DKAXJKIiS EXPORT, SELECT BOHEMIAN AND HOFBRAU, CONSTANTLY IN OIGAES. STOCK, BULK AND BOTTLED. Skookum loot flair Gpomev. ALL CORRESPONDENCE TO BE ADDRESSED TO OOR "OGDEN OFFICE." h J. PASEVITCH. . soldj-egulu- II Orders respectfully solicited and satisfaction guar anteed. F. J. J KIESEL & CO. UNCTION CITY MACHINE W0BKS, W. K. HOLLAND, Proprietor, Practical Founder 10O-1- and Machinist. Twenty third bat Wall and Ltnoola. Dealr la 8 team Knglnet, Bollan, Pampa, Etc, I will tarnish and eract Xagteas Boiler. Heater and Machinery by contract and do my work In us bait man oar. auoblna work and repairing promptly attended to at ihop.