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Show OGDEN DAILY COMMERCIAL: FBI DA V. MAY 22. 1691. 4 THE DISTRICT COURT. THE COMMERCIAL UTAH. OGDEN. 4. M. u.pi.-;- turn tXifLlfl I... ..'al:t X.d In oufct. mam''! atid a .feru NoTWiTMs'lANMVi juiTlJ- - tt N Orlwkti to tljUi aJiur, the and the warhke spirit in other i o wci-Taa Dial luanwm the lu!in gomrtiiuet.t, Italau We Ik- -j it" f . M ui I U the I'uited Staves in greater , .j fMuiLg lafc. W tWll" toorUk cLrnr. A WaJiiLg- cuibbers than ever on too wntjtf this subMMt pMid. hole district of Italy ai ject stal that Lave Lwxitue almost pulitoJ by the J at K klu IMtim is Ua J tj a irm.wt to rufeh Ia tLe oual to Unii this MBJiiWiiTi.iB country. great til niiiiiiia'diislrictsot Wrstrrn Prtusylvamia L l.a. jmukU l iii. of forngo miners, where thousand I. at tV U. l'tL. Imam largely 11 jus, are etupUrtwl, the state PuJ!i (Kutemt at fran.M wfca Ujutli Uw wd. a. rvv.A..H luihta has been under aruii for wet ks tu FKI&AI. Mil i, J a.:"' . ourr-;..,-i- d " m-t- d-- i. 1 xuatl preserve aud protect the property and lives of citiz-eu- . It is quiet evident that will so many extraordinary sharply empl.aoie the arguments for Tba pluDjeriiitf of government timber oioe stringent regulations goterniuj; the landing of foreigners on our shores. in Colorad.i, MiiuUim, Idalm, N rUi of the Sou tit I ikot, V oui i ug. X e ad a, In connection with this pha and uiual Si sax a Commia- - question some iutereeliijg figures are toiler Carter in a circular letter to given, to wit: that in the lat ten jwirs Putted StaUm regiUrii aud rwiver of ending last llecember, the uumber of lain'-- l at American office, referring to the act of con Kuropean emigrants fciX and seven has Uvn betweeii f A. Krt March of 3J, Krtwa millions. The jear H2 was thut of the While awttiera, nnnera ami mi largest immigration, TS.'.'.r;, but there who ham uu tuuljer, re uitttvd to get limber for ueeetaary uee is now reason to believe that the recerd from umrrm rrrJ lands, ban mill ouiier of lf.'l will surpass the rx.rd of any aud lumber dealers axe iro other vear in our history." liib.ted, either directly or indirectly, from taking timber from any govern THE El.UW OF OuUK nieut lands. The following evtrai tH from the circu The How of gold to Kurope since lar sill doubtless tie of interest U) maiiv: January 1st hi this time has been alxiut Director of the Mints "Settler upon the public land, min 15,0 mi mi. era, farmers aud thtr Ikmiu tide rem Leech insists that this outflow is not re denta who have not a aullicieiil uily of timber on their own claims or landti for iiiarkuble compared with former years. firewood, feucing or building iurmhe, Previous records of specie movements or for neoetwary use in developing the are as follows: In lss we sent away in mineral and other reaounwtj of the liindn ,u i, in specie $5l,uti i,i mi, in owned or occupied hy them, are in IssO lss7 $17,i,'m, in $l7,ui,ii, ted to procure limber from the public landa to tie uaed for tlieee piirnirtn; hut 1SS.S $I5.IMI,IMI, ill lSS'.l W,(MI,IMl, and not for sale or dixiul, or use uu other in Km su'tTKm.iKK. A considerable lands or by other Mrnona. The law ih amount of these shipments were silver, construed not to give the right to cut timber on any appropriated or reserved though hy odds the greater Volume was The cutting or removing gold. This outlluw has lieen a cause of public lands. of timber from public land by or for some uiitasiiHss since it grew to large any applicant before authority hag Ikmmi to some timid people proHirtions ottieially grant! by the secretary of the evixlus of sptcie has been as the just so offend interior will render the party It does nut, ing liable to prosecution fur trepann mid on previous occasions. bis application to rejection. however, seem to lieauything more than subject "Saw-mil- l owners, lumber dealers and a nominal commercial movement, 'nllu others who in any manner ratine or pro cure timber to be cut or removed from encetl to some evteut by the Hank of any public lands in violation of the law Kngliiud to suell its reserve. or the rules and regulations, whether That the outward movement is larger directly by men in their employ or mdi thnn on former years in the same rectly through contract or by purchase, are equally guilty of trespims with the time is reasonable. The commerce of individuals who actually cut or remove this country is growing and the volume such- - timber, and are liable to criminal needed to balance aeouuii'-- now is cer prosecution. The procurer or manuof facturer timber bo cut, as well as the taiuly larger than it was in any previous is no reason to think n purchaser of such timber or its products, year. There is also liable in civil suit for the value groat How of securities from ntil'oad : thereof." uu.. riitrrwoy Hj' feels quite urtll n confident that there is no danger iu REFORM IX COURT METHODS. the situation. It says: This country had in its poesefgion on Colorado Iiuh a new jury law designed May 1, 1891, $G'.t,0(l0,OlJ gold. We are to correct some of the glaring evils of now paying our debt to Europe and the the old system. One feature ir the new only question to lie solved is the amount law requires that the venire bIuiII ho of that debt. Treasury ligures show made up of tax payers if enough of that that for the year ending March IU our class can be found in a county to till the exports were $S"2,UUV1" and our imquota. Again, it provides that when a ports $H!15,f'i.'ll,4A). There is thus an apIn the venire is exhausted the judge shall have parent credit of 10,78,957. power to say whether a new one shall be same time we sent away S5:!,',Hl7,t)07 in made from the bystanders or not and specie and we received f 10,6:i:!,8!!l in either party to the suit may object to specie. This added f i:t,'27:i,S!7 to our bystanders. This is a correct cruck at favorable balance. Hut other items have professional jurymen. It takes it out of to be considered. First, all Europe has the power of a "tixed"oflieer to "put up' been sending hack to us its speculative an open venire. holdings of our railway and other seThen the freight on our Colorado is on the right track. Wyo curities. merchandise has been paid to foreign niing lias abolished the grand jury tin And less ordered by the court and has pro ship owners. several again millions have been spent by Amer vided for prosecution on information The New Orleans case has clearly em- ican travelers. The item of freight more than wipes out the phasized the need of reform of court alone methods. imaginary balance of trade in our favor. The amount of the other items it is imx)ssible to arrive at with any de IRR1GA TIOX. gree of certainty, hut to be on the safe In the census report for IS;) there is side let us put it at 8120,000,000. Supmuch information of value to the fanner posing, therefore, thut this country w as after pay of the and arid plains to go into liquidation ing all our debts we would have on hand regions on the subject of irrigation. It appears from the report that the in gold, without trenching on our other territory of New Mexico has more than resources, just $570,000,000. That does three thousand farms, wholly or in part not lKk much like bankruptcy. lint, say some, Russia is drawing our under irrigation, for which the average cost is 15.58 per acre. Lauds in that terri- gold, as a war measure possibly, and tory, taken under the land laws, and that she is determined to have it no Having paid made productive by irrigation, have cost no matter what it costs. an average of $12.90 per acre, but are in full everything we owe how can any country get the balance of $570,000,110 considered with their improvements worth $50 an acre. Where water is from us without resorting to the meth bought of irrigation companies, the cost ods of the burglar? The plain truth is that the United States stands in averages $1.54 per acre per annum. the enviable position, of lieing the most In Arizona the average cost of building ditches was $7.07; average annual solvent nation on earth, with a future cost of water per acre $1.55, and the av- before her which within a century w ill make her the dictator of the linuncial erage tirst cost of preparation for cultiand commercial world. vation $8.00. Bulletins on the same subject for Utah, Wyoming, Colorado and other Tu k weekly review of trade sent out states will soon be issued. It is believed by 11. (J. Dunn 4 Company's commercial the cost per acre for irrigation in these agency states that "in every respect the states will be less than iu the districts outlook is more favorable, excepting the already mentioned. large exports of gold. South American finances are for the moment less disturb- Ihere is much complaint from many ing." sou roes especially tenants, concerning Tiik one great cause of the prevailing what they term the excessively high rents charged iu this city. If any land linancial stringency is not due to the quality of money but to its quantity-th- ere lords in this city are charging exorbitis not enough money in the nation. ant rents, they would not only in the The L'nited States has less than $19 per end enhance their own interests, but would advance the interests of the city capita, while France has f 12 per capita. by reducing them. Comi'ktknt authorities in national linanws state that while the treasury Parties intending to go east or who balance in gold is materially reduced by have friends coming from the east should foreign shipments it is still larger than not fail to see the magnificent scenery it was in 18S5 when no disturbance fol along the Rio Grande Western and the lowed. UolERXMEXT TIMBER VAXXOT BE SULV. la-kut- ti. l'th lnj t eirtly 1 s-- n to-da- fl, aJtrimr to otrrf II OereJ tL (Mu LeUjudin .'h f"J' a guo'tea it fm. ii, taJi that Uocks lo rut put Vj cry. AMUSEMENTS. . Uo. at.i.t-- 1 a to 0 31, ..,. .us.ot. - J nistfi L , hoax. tt'Ut n but to WaoLbura ax.J ti-- e can e eLl e re, that uju;tr Aud a he f.ed after Lefl the aecubd revel-gT" It UiUst be JellCerilijr tLoale Wj.U he .J to A tf'eat deal J U; trouble occurred. oo: "I tfo torn." lie kie J he Said to toil l ti.e becemty ut txo k.iied llauier. ef aiiwd this n.au a an f taUiple. a. it at add ttlruck lie ieHer vl Hinder ' were. Itiew; shoot iUiW are getttig to be body. too frequent, they .Li Say. liut must My theory m that ir.:'o drew Lis gun W HO the or ihoot-ic- g intecuoa of rtr.i-kTim vx fct Mimrii (J) Washburo and ti.eti t:.ou!.t he as to public policy ? ILt'l ou know that Ui do iie ....'..'.. He may svich oix urreLi-is oo.,d the way to tt-ll-have r 1 u his baud ar..uuJ life ail the rutctsjo it betiiodimagiued that n U thro Liai. liut it the rij,'ht of Self lefeiiSr? lark toil to aaiiifet wbout ha l.ad li. aA.iu.ly. t ui.biaoed by feriitig. I give tlos verd-My belief w that tlie trtt ehot inffia appeal to you to reeil any attempt to fired pastwl through tie Uf i Ha decide by Jour hearts luntaad of )oUr luer and stuck at the fool of the bar. hearts. We tind that seven siioU were lired and THl: I'Utrljl't TloN AC1N. we can atxiount f. eiery ot.e of them. the 1 1 is clear from the ev,.irt..e that he Attorney Kvana folio ed ago mas struck by the tlrt fci.ot when he precutKHi - We lv''"' "er weekI feel had hi hand up either in foar of bur thi luiuel. lo eiamme jurors that our selection could hardly liave We have it from the hi and quiet of of the debeen lietter. Ttie ea-the execution of fendant that Le dre a gun U club society i;.u the law. iou are the n.ttruuients by Waehburo and when a'n,-- i why he as 1 must whi h this is etfected. say III uot going to fchoot llamer said that "up to that time llamer had not done an that I have uol the shghtet prefa "f to jubtify him in utii g it." Now, outstepping the Umiide of pro Is there is there any doubt as to ho drew the pnety in ciiductiiig this ca1. any evidence on our art of ill will to- tirst gun. Mr. Evans concluded his argument Hut Mr. llron wards the defendant? insinuate that the prosecuttou is "pur at 10:20 p. ui. and on account of tlie of latenees of the hour the court uiiiiouii-ceof the amiuus taking of the prosecution." that the cane would not lie given to tbose and Judge Henderson, a man who has the jury but that au adjournment would oivllpled ou teii h and liefore whom I be taken until this morning at '.: o'clock at which the charge will be have practiced for years, also follows the same strum as his colleague. I w i" given. call your attention to this fact, that the A I'KlTMAi: ASK. attorneys for the defense have urged the idea that the prosecutxiu wauled the jury to mnvict the defendant liecaueeof A Man Ilorsfwliippeil iu lUil en His ins w ife and children. Mr. Varum only Bare Skin. urged that it waa when a man was Kt.iii.lui on the verge of the grave tint A rather peculiar case wiia up in the he would Hlice court yesterday. As far as could Ttl.l. TIIK TtttTII. be learned the facts were as follows: A Some references have lieen made to fellow- named Hurst brought acthe employment of Mr. Rhodes in this young tion for the recovery of wages against uu. his from tlie court aiieence iim, room. It .Mr. uiioii8 lias tiinstieti ttie another young mail named ll.iinia. biisiiietis he had here aud gone away Wednesday night the young men met in there is nothing in that. Supoee he the hotel and disputed about the merits has money to assist in this of the case, after which they lioth reI have stood day after tired to their resiective rooms. Hurst prosecutionl" day iu court side by side with Mr, went to bed and fell asleep, but after a lirowu in trying to convict a criminal. while awoke with a yell occasioned by The silver dollars were rattling in his the laying on of a rawhide (not very It makes all the difference in gently, either) on his bare skin, lbs pockoL the world whose ox is gored. sailiinl, after soundly threshing him, Hauler had Mr. If gone to glided from the room and disappear)!. Mr. Ilrown tirst he would have said: Yesterday morning Hanna was arrested "All right, Mr. lamer. It is now only a as the erson that wielded the rawhide uuestion of the size of the fee. Aud if with bucIi effect. At the trial, though his learned colleague. Judge Henderson, circKliMtnnoea pointed strongly against had lieen still sitting on the bench, he llnnna, O'Connolly, his attorney, sucwould have sat there, dignified and pious, ceed. I in convincing the court that he and evenly balanced the facts. He should lie discharged, much to thecha would not have beeu partisan. The de grin of Hurst. fen He insinuates that there has lieen an etfort to suppress certain testimony. JuiUre r.Miup's Court. I HKNV IT. In the estate of John W. Horrocks, The defense have had the benefit of all of this court mid w ithout deceased, a hearing was had on petition the the least trouble, ltiey accuse us or for final distribution and a decree ensuppressing the truth? "Even Mr. tered determining the proKirtionate Evans," so says Mr. lirown, "has dis share to which each of the heirs is entiwith Young about his testimony.' tled and discharging the executors and puted .i I uul Hint I UMie. nieiit which he omitted in the prelnnin In the eiiBe of the t'nit,,,! Statoa vs. After all it is hard to Ellio A. Shorwood mid John Viper, who ary examination. lie a public prosecutor. It is hard to get were ctuirgiHl wiln adultery, a prelum fair treatment from counsel. It is al nary hearing resulted in their lieing ways attempted to convev the idea that bound over to the grand jury and tlie the prosecution is a perfect bear, with bail of rijier was lixed at $1,UM. The blood in his eye. Rut Rrother Riow n, O, woman was allowed to go Umiu her own he is a recognizance. In the case of Lorenzo Farr vs. W PKHKECT MVKRTIA OP VIKTI K. V. a judgment not He would supprers anything or try wasMowrey and LeeforHarris, JlX). given plaintiff f to conceal anything. He is as oten us In the case of Daniel Hanna vs. L. R the day. And he never conceals any on a suit for n com thing unless it is when he draws his face Dure, was effectedattachment, and the judgment promise down as long as a Methodist minister. The only question regarding (inllin's satisfied. In of Croft Rros. A: Co. vs. orming is, did he arm himself for the Piersonthe case suit for a writ of Huffman, of back and a going purpose provoking attachment. I he case w as taken under quarrel.' Again, Rrother lirown is trying to advisement. make a mountain out of a mole hill by Real Estate Transfers. making Rogers testify that Young told him that he saw a revolver in Uamer's Real estate transfers furnished by the hands as he came out of the saloon.w hen the fact is he saw that revolver on the Ilendershot Abstract office, 2111 Wash sidewalk just before it was dropped. ingten avenue, for May 21, 1891: It was insinuated that Mr. Mat I. X. Pierce to E. Yount, part of lot 11 llrowning and the prosecution have block 4, S. Ogden Biirvev, $1000. made an efTort to mislead the iurv in llMarthaV. Janes to J. C.Scott, part regard to the size of those bullets. The ot lot 9, block 12, plat A, 11000. fact is that Mr. llrowning W. H. Wedell to A. L. Helmer, lot l.'l, WAS NOT CtlNSl'LTKIl block 5, Monterey addition, $750. C. E. Rrainard et nl to J. If. liolierts, as to his testimony before he took the stand. .Mr. lirown speaks of the wit- lots in block :!2, University Place addinesses for the defense as a "gang" and tion, SI700. L. F. Hoffman to J. II. Roberts, part and later he savs the club was com posed of "gentlemen," forgetful of the of block 10 to Lake low addition, JUKI. J. Peery to J. II. Peery, part of section fact that the gang also belonged. He by innuendo accuses these young 8, township (, range 2 east, $725. J. II. Peery to T. II. liallantyne et til. men ot being parties to a conspiracy to reload that revolver of Humor's and to part of section 8, township (!, range 2 convict this defendant. The foulest east, sjuki. Total $20,775. crime that has been committed in this case is the charge by counsel that these Ii' the Alliance in Nebraska does elect boys w ere guilty of conspiracy. a candidate for governor next fall it TIIK KVF.NINIi SRSSIO.N. At the evening session Mr. Evans con- will make a pretty muddle, unless the tinuing his remarks said in brief: Mr. National supreme court seats lloyd and Allison in opening for the defense declared that the prosecution was unfair stops the dance. and that they, the defense, would prove A otkstion de that I urner s case was dismissed. being agitated by many nied it then and deny it now. They have people in the east is free text lxniks for not proven it. They have also assailed Yet he the public schools. This w ill probably Mr. Washburn as a witness. has been convicted in this court and lie realized in the future. Utah might convicted of striking (irilttn. He has lead. not lieen shielded. Was it not proper that the prosecution should continue of the population Jisr iilxnit this investigation of (Irillin? The evidence shows that he went there under of the railed States is enrolled in the circumstances justifying the lielief thut public schools. The Republic istafein he had a malicious intent. If the pros- a citadel like that in spite of the demaecution should fail in its duty these gogues. SRine attorneys would "raise the roof in denunciation." liut now thatl we do our duty they take a jxisition which "Take it before breakfast." Dr. Henseems to indicate that they think ley's Knglish Dandelion Tonic. that (Iritlin ought to be rewarded for murdering limner! For the benefit of the merchants and It is a rule of evidence that when inmen in Ogden who may desire stances are given in proving character it traveling to work up some business with parties cannot be allowed to investigate these on the Sevier branch we have de For instance, at the eided that on, Valley circumstances. and after tomorrow-- to democratic convention it is a matter of make a single trip rate from Ogden to history that he tried to go in there beMunti, Epliraim, Spring City, Mount Ho was pre cause he was a democrat. Pleasant and Fairviow and round vented by u deputy marshal. You know, triii tickets. itixkI for $5.70, ten davs, AS.55. marof the these that gentlemen jury, This is :i reduction of $1.25 on single shals are not always gentlemanly. They and jl.'.Kj on round trip. 1 Ins rate sometimes feel that they represent the trip will also apply from the above stations l. nited States and are inclined to: "Here, to OgUeu and enable passengers to do you can't do this or that." their shopping in your city if they For twenty years the defendant has tit. Uio (iuandk Wkstkkn Kam.wav. lived in the most lawless part of Texas. Do you believe that he was not an ex Money to Loan! port? You must determine this case on facts and not his reputation. Do you Money to loan on Diamonds. Watches. believe that (iritlin did not feel the stnitr Jewelry, etc. Unredeemed pledges for of thut slap? Did it not rankle iu his sale cheap. 204 and 200, Twenty fifth St bosom? 1 refer you to his singulur JJKHZDOWITJ! Uuos. t rt 1 e hi ttttii'"' tK-Uu- g bt tr pri. de-n- 111 - I -- 1 pnx-esee- s A- - 1 OPERA HOUSE GBAJTO f y tL ti .ugiLstic etMa.fuun. will appear at .ratd a an aitor. The Jerary City Argus wrote Mr. Sullivan to gel puoou of lie stajje and got the Lj.j letter fruui lorn: Sik; lo answer to your outa lijik aiLUK-atioaau x my op:t.iua cf the sJajfe, 1 mli led jou. 1 Lave been a I ncM-..,a- J R.ao ipuyiljatM.'l for the past taejie ur thuleeti years, and during tii&t tiuie hate beeii throw a amok' a many d.ffereiit ruuawauf people, gret a id aio. g thetn the theatrical prufr mou, aud hate found aa unusually large number ut warm frteuds among theae people. It is uneof uiv theatrical friend who is reM(iihie for my being an actor, and that friend is Duncan 11 Harrison. It came alout iu this manner. A you know, Mr. HarrukMi is the author of vry succtful plays. While in Roston lat.1 spring, Mr. Harrison engaged uie, also my Kpamug partner, Mr. Joe Iauuon, lo travel w ith hi company for live weeks to give artistic glove exhibiThe tenture, from a pecuniary tions. tai.dHUt, as well a from an artistic one, a as a marked success, and mv liking for the theatrical profession grew stronger, so that when Mr. Harrison broached the subject to Hie of his a play in which we should jointly We star, I gate my ready consent. therefore signed pujiers of partnership of years, and my friend Mr. tor ilarriaon l to work and wrote the drama which h.u proven to be an iiist:iutaiieous lilt Honest Hearts and Willing Hands." Now. 1 am perfectly aware 1 am not a finished actor, but hoe iu lime by hard study and close attention to my busiueea to occupy a prominent pla- on the ladder of Ins troinic fume. My heart is iu it, and I am tire I a ill succeed. I wilL moreover. leave that to you aud the public at large to judge. A few more word and 1 am done. In regard to my the priAt ring, 1 ulIi to reiterate the remarks made bv me some weeks ago. aud that is, I have ulieolutely left the prize ring forever, notwithstanding unauthor ied reiiorls to the contrary. Honing 1 have not trepossed Un much of your valuable time, I remain, yours truly, Joiin'L. ,Si i.i.iva. Sigued) ii-g c eev-er- rit-u.- g wt-ti- - The I.uiran 0K'ra Coiiipanj'. On Monday nnj Tuesday eveningB, May 25 and 2i, the Logan Opera com pany w ill appear at the (irand in the oiiera "Rlack Mantles." and a line enter tainiuent may be relied Uin. This oom-pan- ! Saturday, May 23. The event. Li The only worlds champion JOHN I, SULLIVAN, And his own company, in Dnncan li. Harrisons new comedy drama HONEST'; HE AKTS AX1 WILLING HANDS. Sale of seats at box office TluirJay May 21st" g m. Positively no increase in prices. Prices 35, 50, 75, $1.00. GMID Monday OPERA HOUSE and Tuesday Evenings, Mav 35 26 WILL HE.fEKSKNTKI). TIIK Till IKK ACT COMIC OPKKA, liV liLCAUtSSI, y numlM'rs si'venly Hve persons, in cluding several hue singers and a good choriiN. It is well drilled and richly cos tuuutl and will be Imund to lie way up aiMite iiecialioii. 0iett Air Concerts. Black Mantles! Eimi! CoMMi;tiAt.: I have noticed with considerable interest the items appearing in your pajier relating to oikmi air concerts iu the park this summer. The town would lie greatly benefitted and there seems to be no reason why such concerts should not lie given with the musical talent we have. Will not in tlie ad Borne one who is interested vancement of the town give the public through the columns of your paper, some plans tiy which arrangements can Ijo made for these concerts? Ijovkii ok Mrsie. A Fine Excursion IiY Tl OPERA COMPANY. Utah's Host and Favorite Vocalists. Mrs. R. W. Sloan. Miss Hessie Morehead, Mr- R. C. Kaston, Mr. W. S- Lamoreatix, Mr. S. M. Wilson, A Full Orchestra. 75 people in the troupe - - To Five Points this evening. May 22, to attend the ice cream social at the new M. E. church. The motor leaves the lirootn hotel at7::i0 p. in. The participants in the enjoyable affair may complete the evening's pleasure by returning on the f:'.V) motor and attending the delightful sugar social at the Congrega- li. W. THATCH tional church. Ii. C. EASTOX Thirty of the Prettiest Girls in the West. Notice. All persons indebted to the firm of Carlson & Kaufman (Chicago Cash Grocery), are hereby notified that as assignee of said firm, all accounts, notes and debts due said firm are in my hands for collection, and you are hereby notified to call and settle same at once. C. H. Ki.nu, Assignee. For Rent or Sale. The Ogden Cracker factory with en gine, boiler, oven , shafting, belting and full complement of machines in perfect condition. Building is two story brick .'IdxliHl feet, exclusive of engine room and is very desirable for any business Kwer. A favorable lease can reiinrmg lie had. Apply to Reed & Rurgitt, Iteed hotel. Hot Spring's Times Table. The motor leaves Twenty-fifth daily as follows: 0:10 a. m., 7.50 a. m., 10:10 a. m., K, Conductor. jr (i. Scenic Artist. U.W.SI.OAV K. J. 1SYWATKU,. Stage manager. TreaBurer KMSL1E i Manager Troy Stea GEO. A. CRAIG, PROP., .mt on 01 m 3 'J Remember, I am the only Laundry man in Ogden owning and operating his own plant. 13est work and Prompt street Delivery 12:) p. m. 2:50 p. in. 5:10 p. in. 7:30 p. in. BONNETS The last train returning leaves Hot Springs 0:10 p. m. Oct your tickets office in lieed hotel building. Hats ut O. K. T. means Oregon Kidney Tea. & Caps From 15 cents up. Finest Assortment in the City one-fift- j ; Cloaks, Dresses and Slips. In fact everything necessary, for we make a specialty of Children's anil P.aliy Clothes, not only the outer garments, but the outfit complete. re-nl- i I j I Fancy Notions in all Branches : SSTOur Pride is Art Needlework Materials.! , Baking Powder A Pure Cream of Tartar Powder. other known. Superior to every Used in Millions of Homes 40 Years the Standard. Delicious Cake nnd I'astry, Light Flaky Iliscuit, Griddle Cakes, Palatable and Wholesome. No other baking powder does such work. TIIIH BAZAAR, Corner 24th and Grant. J FKR1) CRAM MR, Prop. J. UNCTION CITY MACHINE WORKS, W. IT.. HOLLAND, lJririetor, Practical Founder 14-1- Twenty thli i and Machinist. bet Wll and J aoolo. Deler In Steam KuglnM iJoiler,, : ,ir Kt' I w'!l tnrnltb anil treat Id!om 1 d Bollara, Heater) aud Ha:.:Uer. cv won a f - 1e. mannar. Sen ra oou.ia maoMna wo and ittnt promptly atlent&l to h Ur. . |