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Show O'JDEN DAILY COMMERCIAL: SUNDAY. JIWE 21. 191. The IITIVS SIDE WHITE HOUS a Vsr 1 wi lt.y.. - til k4 'i 4 I, TL MurJ-- fame in love l r 1 Ajrain. GRAND OPENING! 1 i f, .. 'il 1 c - f it- ,4 I - REAL ESTATE. I ' n. v ri'. I la.i art tlh'ttl ik'SmT J. J). GILL ! ,j l 4 (" U V J I'l. t i.r M.iCi 1. 4 K: littarT'. ? l,U uhk Udrtt Of la t4 : : 11I hnrwl.l :t. U.'t fl.3-i- liul, barlrfifl 4 Orfut-- Jm 4ir.n iturder i . trial ciii il- U, L.i.or 4 t X rial I'-- i A ;e. frauj' lu fl.. ti. wc-f- t ii llnbruiiliii- Hrr.. i - ' - to . Ira's c t.. lVr f .mi . .,,-- , (r f.t ft.Urrr. it fil tVtfi't.lt i t4 tm lit. TL up Urf f e ClTUMFi:S Vl Ulr. ' Ul . u m f It tint IlirlU Illto Tftiulil. 1. m m U. I. a ff Jul- t HAS - with his sisteil Altai U j" . tiBt Trial 1 ll.t ir TAX NOTICE. SEsXER 1IEAHD. fr tlr ir', Fi vwa iiu-r-. fJ4 I cuTj tif' i. ii.-- . H .i i . r l. 1 htf mIJ ri wr ft. U i.4 S. bl 37. i!l A Jiu M.Lpr (,. J 4 i iaiTiv4iij fi'. W h, t' fruw. a ud ilt Mwf trial. he a Bw'.nm , n i . t t,..r !,!. r:ul, 4. I crv iat A, M ftflw 4 lil 1. 1U il in th n er er c.jt mocy Uabricm is S.b Hill, La1 Viw aikJi M ft. Hllli lC) ft. rui.l:ilirf tl,rtjO fl. EMiTlli l'C t IV llft ii.lT. "urt ro. tu brvaua terktirafor the i . t4U it mil prij Imo? Jil ftru wlliiaC Lew iu. .!. Live a.rri.iv taJ tLfir til of thus u. A. I. Ink i. I are tn-il Kl1 tt I''-- fl. l fl. aH)tll iJ svuuM ruitfiaC , atij it fcuon that ! i fl. wtitli 1A ft. rtu-t fl. l& ft, ! D !hi!.ij J. D. GILL. 2401 0GDE3L etart!:t to occur to imtiafy fl. eal tip ft, MMiItt I ft, kttiflh ( i rv a ft, 5; v fi. I'i kti '.Lr ft to 10 4f tr;uii,ILW. a ir,!lu irti ( II), t'l.U. Urn, y, 11 accomtnil by Mn. U T. HTKK, ir.i' o, ti,i brv lttt! votUkQ mho has Ateirfi r and rlUirt4ir (lrk Int. t'tali. D. fctuml ly h,m and rvfuaed to forsuke ttim in t. .f unsf rtuu. Her fachoia tum- - UulU. V .r R. T. HI ME. ,f tujifericir and pect up irrwf. twrt.r. AtMuiV auil Hr !,raltti i k. (iti!m; but li ,th ber great trouble like a NOTICE OF INTENTION f thl'itr t'ouiiril t,f tHc'it-- Cttjr tf Ttt bmtiier and riatirwe of the diptrw-- t f ani uf rtKi.triH-tiiir- f fwrrmjt UiUriirl man er cot present, their ttWray th asieiiiw of tiima anJ hytoliirai aliwtn causnit; comment. inin,rt-eteiilnwiil.. uti 1 he auiali crowd IhaCilt l4Hiiirtl ,f (.'iiMi 1 ity, situate m in the eourt room ns very still, and showed much intweet WWier Couiill, I'lah IwrlNtr", aitw uotira ttat it intafuL to makt tiw foh,,in liHcnlM-lien the case as called. The au'u-iifu- t liiiliroveni'nit t iHifltrurtaewentlimuitu tliftilltiaitMt drrllH4t street: us njieneil by Jude HeoJertMD, 3-- . Twfntr-- ' urth St, atrwC frum who wag foiluwcsi by l'rmmc'utiug Attor-ue- r v Ou anil aiMia a.liilurtHi t4 Ouuir attu. Varum. (lo atil aUtna Taeuty tiflb atreet from : In ariruinir the motion for a new trial. t4i V(iiu'r aveuua. a On atit alitor, .latiia from one fact relied upoo by the defense was i to treii. that the gun winch 1 lamer had win Uu and atiHiC Jcfftran aTetiue fntni Twenty- cleaned before it was seen by the fourth tt, Tweaty-tiflatntet. M- Uu ana alitua MatliMtn avanue rntm IwentT- jury and that fact w as not known to the fourth 1 afreet. defense until after the verdict. On the On aiitt altaia Mtturttt-- aveuua fnm t4i Tarenty-tiftl- i trial the defense claimed this gun was atraet. (Hamtwr UaaJ EaUU Elchana) altMia umncy aveuua rroro Iwenty- shot at (!n!fln by llaruer. The defense ()u antl to Twenty-tiltatreet. tiled atlidaviu of all the attorneys for fourth Tlta eattniatatl ctrat of aiuh tinirtTaniaDt the defense and eight jurymen that this M.IS4 (. For the paymatitttf of the fact was not known by any of them un- tNwt aui. elteutea tlterettf the City t'otmri! in- teutu to aetata Itrral the taltta real upon Irry til after the verdict was returned. On and iteiiut within aaitl aeweratre dnttriet to the other hand Mr. Evans made an the extent tf IteueUt u auch nrouerty by reaaon CHOICB LOCATIONS imitrttvenianta. that be directed it to lie done in tirti Int. 1I. at 10 That.ilr ( ..ui.fil will on Ib all part of tha City. GOOD RANCHES open court and in the preaenre of the o'riork a. m. hear ohjartionaJulytt any and ail per. and O&rdaa Tract. aontt liitereatetl id aaid loral atteaattmeuta. jury and attorneys for the defense. The latundariaa of theditttrlrt ttt Ite effertett The prosecution tried to show that and benefitted are tinea ranuinff feet hark any new evidence that might be sub- and ftarallel Willi theonler hneaof1' eaeh ttf the mitted by the defense would be immatreeta nieiitittned on earh and every block and NOB HILL PROPERTY A SPECIALTY. therettn. terial, as the testimony which has al- for tha full leuathT.tlierettf f. nU i AN, I ity Koronler. ready been broueht out in the trial is not June 12, dependant upon the testimony w hich it is aliegetl coulU be shown in a new trial. No tronbls to show Arthur Brown, for the defendant, MARSHAL'S SALE. proirtj. Call and sea ma cloeed the case. After summing up the tn tha Diatriet Court for the Firat Judicial No. UU, Wash. Ava., evidence which he claimed was tinged Dii net. Order of sale and dicree of forerlottiire. . and stained with prejudice, he charged UTAH. OQDEN, C. at. I'ulhertx.n. Flaiutltf. v K. L. arnv a with the prosecution having tronir. t.uelia MaUT and H. al. O Hau r, Delered the testimony it was fendant. Under and hy virtue of an order of rntla and submitted to the jury so that it really derreeof forerloanra iMitd of the llmtrict tola a different tale from what it was Court, nl Oirdeu t'lly. Wileroit county and Terrimeant it should. He boldly asserted tory of L'tah. nu the lUtth day ttf June 111. io entitled action, wherein ". M. that the evidence had leen tamtiered the ahoyetheubnvc named plaintiff, obtained a with until it wus made to lie and, with a judgment and derret, ntrnimt U. L. Armntronff, he in ita mouth.it went to the jury. Luelia Mater and H. M. O'Haver. dfndant, Mr. Hrown's speech was a very able one od the l!Mu tiny of June Iyl, which Htd decree wait, on the oth. dnv of June 11. rtcorded in throughout and it appeared to carry Judgment Ittttik of Raid court, at pace , 1 am commanded to noil. much weiL'htwith it. All that cortain lot. piece ftr parcel of land Judge Miner concluded to take the fkitiintain the t'lty of Otrden. County of Welter matter under advisement and fixed next and Territory of Ctah, and bounded and dca- as follows, to wit : Saturday for giving his decision upon Cnhed nor: h the north t:rrJi l.friL tf t rrr-At- ! ! .11 iu4M-- - 1 ff-- loiay Mi, ie22. at 630 tt thr 4 v1 e ft. cur.. f,. ii u Wito. ir. II. PEERY GO. 1 bat-I'.-'- .j Huy and Sell i. WE WILL THROW OUll DOORS OPEN FOR THE PEOPLE OF OGDEN AND VICINITY, TO INSPECT THE Jr. ottr a Real Estate. i d : - Twantv-fourt- Finest Lines of Dry Goods FANCY GOODS UTAH. 0GDHN, W'ali-iitfto- avr-o- Tweuty-fourt- h Twaiitv-fourt- h TwtNiti-riftl- 4 AND u watity-tift- II. 'nAVK. h Real Esiate and Loans two-thir- EVER SHOWN IN THIS CITY. o EVERY LADY WILL RECEIVE A HANDSOME SOUVENIR! lt. e THE WHITE HOUSE DRY GOODS WRIGHT Sc CO. SONS' OLD STAND. RACES! RACES! -- AT THE- - JUNCTION CITY DE1Y1NG PARK, n Tin the tn.ion. The following additionnl business was transacted: In re application of J. M. Combs, order appointing a committee of three to examine the applicant for admission to practice. John Hedderman vs. Robert Robinson et ah, order for judgment for defendant as plaintiff failed to amend his complaint within the specified time. James Pratt vs. H. C, Gilbert et al., motion for judgment on pleadings, ar gued submitted and taken under advisement. K. W. Exum vs. J. Richardson, order dismissing at cost of plaintiti. HE LOVED HIS SISTER. They Wore OGDEN CITY, UTAH, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, PURSES, $3,000. THE SPRING MEETING J PEOGRAMME: No. Trotting, 2:45 class No. 2 Pacing, 2:22 class No. 3 Match Race, Maggie H. Day-Thur- sday, $300 300 1 Minnie No. 4 Running, and 250 Heata, all ages. . 200 Track One Mile West With Their Attachment The most important trial that has been brought before Judge Bishop for some time was the incest case which charged William A. Bell with having committed that terrible crime upon the The person of his sister Drucilla. charges were preferred by Bell's own The court decided that there father. was no cause for action and the defendant was acquitted. The testimony developed the fact that Bell's father was of a quarrelsome nature and has bad trouble with all of his children, his cruelty, it is alleged, having forced one after another of them to leave their home after they became old It was shown that enough. it was owing to this h arshness that Bell became so attached to his sister who naturally learned to JMung him for protection and sympathy. As the years advanced this affection grew stronger, and when at last when a family difficulty arose between the girl and her father the brother stood up and said his sister should not be abused. The father, whom it was shown is a most obstinate man, determined upon revenge and having no real charge to prefer accused his own children of the heinous crime mentioned above. The pair bad often been seen alone in Third Second Say Wednesday, June 24. June 25. ID each other's company, Bell had been No. 8 Trotting and Pacing, Named caught kissing his sister, and they No. 5 Rrotting, 2:28 class $300 would frequently go arm in arm through Race $200 the country neighborhood where they 300 No. No. 6 Pacing, 2:30 class 9 Pacing, 2:18 class 400 lived. The father was overheard makmile Heats, all No. 7 Running, No. 10 Running, one mile Dash, all ing threats that he would have revenge between 200 200 upon his son for intervening ages ages him and his daughter, and when these facts were brought out the court dismissed the case, after lecturing the young couple for their lack of discretion in having been so suspicious in their attachment for each other. One-H- all of. and 35. 34 June 33, First Day Tuesday, June 23. Too Conspicuous Town. Mile and Mile Track Trains from Union Depot every ten minutes. Entries from Colorado, Montana, Idaho and Utah. VVvomiiic;, half ttf block nine, and linlf of block thirty-liv- e in Nob Hill addition to Onden City. Notice if hereby given that on Saturday the 11th day of July 11. at Twelve oclttck ntton of tli.t iluir in front of 1 1m Count v ion rt. lion.it. in tile ("iiy of Otfdfii. County of Weber and Terri tory of Utah, 1 wl in obedience to ttaidorderol ttiile ami decree of foracloMira, pell the altttve described prttiertyJ or no much thereof ait may he neceettRry to mtlf) plaiutl!! jutWiiient with interest thereon and eoMs, to the hitrheHt and het-bidder for caul, lawful money of the uited Mates of America. Kl.tAS H. I'Akp.iN"., U. S. Mnr'lml. W. Hl'TcHER. Jlepuly U. S. alarhhal. By OiDEN CtTT. June anh 11. Kvanb & Rotters. Attorneys for Plaintiff. t MARSHAL'S SALE. Special Attractions Good bargains business Lots. in Several Houses for Sale on easy payments. Insurance written in First Class Companies. Money to Loan on Real Estate. In the District Court, for the First Judicial Pistrict. Ordfrof nalp and dcrw of foreclosure. William V. Helfncli, Plaintiff, tr, Martha A. Kinic, Emma L. Proud tit, (ifMirwo Proud tit, C. U km and V. W. KrrMtks, Hftfnndanu. Under and by virtue of an ordir of sale and 2114 Washington Avenue. decree of foreclosure isuei out of the court, at Osdeu City, Weber County and Territory of Utah, on the 20th day of June lWl. in the aboTeentii led action wherein William V. Helfrich the a bore named plaintiff, obtained a Judgment and decree atfainat Martha A. Kintr. Emma L, Proudtit, Uoortre Proudflt. C. H. Kin whicii decree was, on the 2oth day of June of June recorded in Judgment B(Mk of said court at patre , I am commanded to sell. All that certain lot, piece and parcel of land situate in the City of Ogden. County of Weber and Territory of Utah, and bounded and des- cribed as follows, to wit : A part of lot four 4jandriTe& m bloc If thirty in Plat "C" of Option City surrey : three Beginning at a noint twelve (121 rods north of Ail people in need of first elan Plambmg. the south-wecorner of said lot five 15, and Qteam or Gas Fitting al running thence east ten WJ rods, thence north thence (HJ west ten ( luj rods thence eiht rods, south eiht HJ rods to the place of betrinninK Notice is hereby given that on Saturday, the 11th day of Julv 1S91, at 12 o'clock noon of that should give their order to day. in front of the County court house, in the City of Offden. County of Weber and Territory of Utah, I will in obedience to said order and & decree of foreclosure, sell the above described property, or so much thereof as may be necesto sary satisfy plaintiffs judgment, with interest Dealers in thereon and costs, to the hitrhost and best bidder for cash, lawful money of the United States of America. Eli as H- TJ.Parsons, H. Marshal. By W. Bctchek. Deputy U. S. Marshal. Oodsm Cty, June 20th, 191. Evans k Honors, Attorney for Plaintiff. tWO, Wash. Ave. Stevens Blk., opp City Hall R. P. HUNTER, PLUMBING, STEAM, AND Gas Fitting. REASONABLE PRICES Stone, Musser Co. Pumps, Hose, Pipe, Brass Goods, Etc. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Land Office at Salt Lake City. Utah, June 19, 1X91. ( Notice is hereby tveji that the following-name- d settler has tiled notice of his intention to make final proof in support of his claim, and that said proof will be made before the register and receiver at Salt Lake City, Utah, on Au gust 1, 1.S91, viz : John Slater, Homestead Entry No. 9150, for the e'4 hw1 sec. 2. tp 6, n, r 2 west, He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of said land viz : James Martin, of Harrirttillo. Frederick Foy of SlaterviUe, Bluford Bybee of SUterville, Joseph Toylor, of Harrisville, all of Weber County Utah. Fbank D. Hobbs. Register, Bird & Lowe, Attorneys for Plaintiff. ASSESSMENT NOTICE. STOCKHOLDERS' MEETING. Oodim, Utah, June 10, 11. Notice is hereby given that there will be m of stockholders of the Citizens' the meeting bank hetd at their office in Ogden, Utah, on 'A for tha purpose of at m., p. 9th, July Tuesday, making the capital stock $150,000, thereby mak ing the capital stock jiaid up in full. Thus. Cahoon, Secretary. THE CHICAGO Milwaukee & St. Paul Utah Powder Company. Location of principal place of business, San Praucisco, California. Location of works, Weber county, Utah territory. Notice is hereby given that at a meeting of U the only line rnnniriR Solid Veatibuled, 9tam Auction. the board of directors hold on the htth day of Trains Daily heat?d and Eletric-light- d G. W. Bell & Co., auction and com- June, ial, an asstwi-nien- t No. 6) of Fifty (So) between Chieaffo and Omaha, compose cuts per share was levied upon, the caiutal mission merchants. 302 Twenty-fiftof Magninceut Sloepinx Cars and of the corporHt ion. payable iinmetiiately street. If you have .inything you wish" stock in L'nitett Statw golti coin, to the at The Finest Dininir Cars In the World. to turn into cash give us a call. 1 artic- the othce of the company, .1 secretary, Montgomery ular attention paid to selling furniture street, poin 1H. San Francisco California. S, FIRST-CLASEVERYTHING Any stock uinm whicii this assessment shall and stock. Money advanced on consign- remain unpaid on the lit h day of July. I91, vil ments. be dt'liijueut antl advertised for sale at public Any fnrtlier information aa to Ratos of Fare, auction, and unless payment is made before, The Broadway Mlk Hat. will be sold on Friday, t lie 7th day of An trust, etc., will be cheerfully furnished by ll'l.I. tocost.-payofthe deliinpn-n- asMsineut, together ALES MITCHELL, We will sell 12 I'onlvi silk hats worth wit itf Kale, advtTtfMU.:, and Commercial Air eat. 8S.IH.) for 6o.i" each. These will be Ity ortler of the lnard of directors. T. F. POWELL, A. CitFM.NANT. Secretary. Don't once. at wait. Traveling Agent. picked up OIHce Montgomery streyt, room 13, San 101 S. Main Street, Salt Lake City Attkkbi'ky, Douson it Co. Francisco, California. RAILWAY |