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Show 03DEN' DAILY COMMERCIAL: WEDNESDAY, Al'Gl ST 5 ALL THK PEOPLE ABE TALKING 19. 191. BOXJT THE LA PLATA CITY MIMES, Goodrich & Go's Clearance Sale COMES US' FOR Ji. GREAT SHARE OF IT. Its fame is increasing each week and is extending to every Oden household- That which make it popular is the drawing power of its MAGNETIC PRICES. The people have a right to expect great things in times like these. They know that large houses, like ours MUST CONVERT THEIR STOCK INTO CASH from time to time. Our friends are daily growing in numbers, because "what It is our pleasure to serve our is good is worth repeating." As we wish to make more room for more fall goods which are constantly arriving, there is a much stronger reason - to why we can afford what w sell at PROFITLESS FIGURES-That'- s e are doing now. G11EAT AUGUST CLEARING SAIE. All kinds of Boots and Shoes cheaper than any house in If you have money to spend come to any city in the w est. received before. friends. Miners Boots and. hoes at Lowset Prices. & COMPANY. GOODRICH 1 24th. 313 24th. 3 3 FREE! FREE CITY IS BRIEF. BUSINESS LOCALS. University excursion today. The mercury was at 83 in the shade iil.li.l.fl yesterday, unaided by the mining boom. will ! Ni.tir. in r..iiMnliv rKE or f HASH tor Utbrw rw Cabinet photos I 1.50 per dozen at Mvnri- - sil.mtioii AH iwm..n iirin "" ""',r- - Newcomb Hrue. IlooniB 25, 20 and 27, .plmlly inTiUHlttkradvamr Wright's block. KKSHKCTABLK : llfAM r.D of l ITATIUN work any k.u.l. rWt of 1'.ifKoudnck The Ladies' Aid Society of the FreeWell w)imintl in eiiy. Adiiiw fc. hs teriuc church will tueet at 3 o'clock ' 1MS Lincoln aveuue. today, August 18th. "W'ASTKU A SITUATION BY ?A SMART v Five lonely tramps were the sum total joimg man eiiiin lnit njthiui. A. M. D. Commercial i.Hire. of thedoings at police headquarters yesKITl'ATHJS HV AN KM'KHT. terday. Each of them got ten days, ATANThl unlerMnilinr urea thoroiu'li-lyA false alarm was turned into the tire prrU.r to prom t near district oil fharea lor gruD C- - F. H.. thia olliee, AddreM take. department yesterday caused by the crossing of the electric wires somewhere BY A COSH'KTENT FRENCH IfANTKI) I all on or on the bench. V diwfmakur, work l.y tl.e day.atrw-t. Mr addree Adanm avenoe and Third Goodrich A. Co's. great midsummer W. K. Jonoa. Ki?e Fointn. clearance sale still continues. Iiead their ad" today and then attend their sale a 1 1 UAT 1 tlii.l-.artme- 0 II WAN T t. O. !. i,i Only Five Cents aLine this week. Thomas Collier, tried Monday on a charge of disorderly conduct was turned be will head tliia undor Advprtiwment Ana line for eacb loose by the jury tbat tried nim. at tlie rate of cmta now the police are "down" on the jury. luiwtioii. i. livable in advance. If ynu want to be "in it" read the big WANTED. "ad" of the Putnam One Price Clothing HOTEL. ONE AT COTTACiE house. They make a special sale on the WANTED help eook ; ali-- one lmly to do 'Common Sense Trunk," which took first 18 Lincoln arenue. chamber work. premium at the SVisconsin state fair last fall. FOR RENT. & ir OF FOUR ROOMS. pantry. uoimfr kittfli-- n. etc. One of the in tha city j tlbtq frnnll fumily. hast location Rear 52 twse, T70RRKNT-.C0TTA0- P 1 E PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS. Supt, Dickinson went north yesterday on his special car, Dr. L D. Wailick of Logan, a resident of Provo, was in Ogden yee terday. A. Fehringer, RENT-O- NE Messrs. G. S. SIX ROOM HOUSE STH FOR Washinutm. C ity water, $1S pet and Mr. Locke McMillen, are among those who deand house. 22nd Adams; month. One aix room this morning for the La Platte City city ater: $15 per month. Also two foorr om part TVil BESTFt'KNlSHED ROOM9 FROM V $! to K! per week at 2o3, Grant avenue. ROOMS WITH I70R RENT FURNISHED T board, $1.00 er day and upwards at th? .''Vondomf.'' houses at $10 per month: city water. Apply o (iodilard, room Hi, Wright' block, Yk ath-infft- B. H. mining BOARD AND ROOMS. KC'OMM AND HOAKDOAN BE IT'UKNiMii.D reasonable rates from Mrs. Capt. Lather, 2409 Lincoln ave., corner Twenty-fourt- yet-terd- FOR SALE. PIANO HOOD AS NEW 1TOR SALE SQUARE at No. (itewarta Lane Apply between Washington and Adauis and Twenty-fir- st streets. and Twenty-seconfALE-- uY fit for A liCt'HAN, liht honsekeepinp. bareniu. For further and at a on H. A. Walker, drungist, etreot. in district George,Blethen, Esq., eon of Blethen, of Oakland, Cal., is on a visit to He is greatly Col. Percival J. Barratt surprised at the progress this city has mnriA oin.'A his last visit in the Ws, lie will remain heve about ten days. D. S. Taeeart. formerly of Provo and now of Salt Lake, was in this city in the interest of the Rio Grande Western excursion to Castella Springs, in Pnanish Fork canon on the 2oth of thia month, when a round trip rate from this city to that place of 83 will be nHWwi hv the Rio Grande road. Prizes amounting to about 8200 will be awarded at the springs. ThA First district court is to have a new stenographer, of whom his home the Marshall, Mich, Tribune says: paper, I hA mnnv friends of Circuit Court Sten ographer Gatrell will only be reconciled t th fant. that he is about to resign such office and leave the state by the further knowledge that he has been appointed utnno-rnnhfifor the United States dis trice court at Ogden, Utah. The labor" nf a ntflnrwrranher are most arduous and Mr OatrAll is Qualified and has fully earned the beet things this life affords. Himself and family will be greatly The ap mifuwd hv a host of friends. ixrintment was brought about through Judge Miner. srnnne. A HOOD OUT--- T Good as new particulars call Twenty-fourt- h AT LOW PRICES AND ON IXB SALE terms, the J arris and Conklin houses in Lake View addition. Apply at the Ogden Abstract office. Fint National Bank building, of A. H. Swan, "agent." Restall's School for tfirls. Fo. 2627 Washington avenue. Fall term begins August 31st Miss r A Sure Catch. The Ruby and Bon Bon cigars are winners and are the best bait dime cigar on the coast They are long tillers and For sale at re made by union labor. the Bign of the big cigar, Twenty-fift- h street W. S. Stone, Prop. UNION PACIFIC DIRECTORS. Ho!!! for La Plata City. A Special Meeting in Session at New La Plata City stage line for the new York this Afternoon. mining camp. Rates reasonable. For Aueust 18. This forenoon York. tw particulars applv at W. G. Kind's rail- a special meeting of the Union Pacific road ticket efface, 202 Twenty-fiftGeorge directors went into session. street, corner Lincoln avenue. Stage Gould. Sianey Dillon, will leave from above office. Also cut and practically rates to all principal cities. From 81 to Lane, Marvin Hughes or tne roaa were presall the governors All transactions saved. $20 guaranteed. ent After the meeting adjourned the folGrand Mountain Excnrslor, "The lowing statement was issued: On August 23th the Rio Grande Wesholders of more than half the floating tern will sell tickets to OaMilla Springs debt of the Union Pacific have assented and return at a round trip rate of 1 to a plan for extending the debt by an Castilla Springs is located in Spanish issue of notes for three years and the Fork canon but a few miles south of board of directors of the company today Provo, and there is no prettier spot or passed the necessary resolutions to put finer, bathing within the state of Utah. that into effeot. It is proposed to issue Just the place to go for a week's outing. sufficient three year 6 per cent notes to Furnished tents at reasonable prices. retire the entire floating debt of the good restaurnnt dancing every night, company.and plenty of other amusement. J. Pierpont Morgan, Edward King, John A. Stewart Alexander Arre and Frederick L. Ames, were appointed a Beware of Fraud! committee to represent the creditors in of Denver of is The King Soap being the settlement of the matter. eold for that handled from Sacramento by IL M. Bond & Co. Circulation is what counts, and Tiik Commercial has the circulation. The best mining boots and shoes at the Boston Shoe store, corner Twenty-fourtSchooner beer '5c a jjlass at Broom and Grant bar. h - h Miner's boots and shoes at Ashbys. Schooner beer 5e a glm at Broom bar. If you want saddle horse we have cot Coret Bros. them, and good ones. Ladies when you want to ride aek for Jeff, kt Corey Bros. A Co's. livery. Advertisers get results at home and abroad when they use the colums of The Commercial. The beet mining boots and shoes at the Boston Shoe store, corner Twenty- faurth and Grant Money to loan on real estate first Mortgage in Building and Loan Associa tion, tvoom Z.K r irst National Bank. If you wish to go to the Springs or Canon call at Corey Bros, A Co's. barn. ill do our best to please. Dr. I. L. Meyer in addition to his general specialty has concluded to do practice. Telephone Xo. 273. Preshaw A Co., undertakers and em- balmers: everything in our line tit- clase. Only white funeral car in city Buy "pure" ice cream from A. ! irr corner Washington avenue and Twiity. sixth street Reduction to parties. Xo skim milk used. Some cigars cost more thnn trier Brc worth, but the Ruby and Bon Bon are worth more than tbey cost Call at the g.KH of th big oisar acd be convme' t V, , SJone, Prop, lSTD STA.P:l;E GEOOEEIES. FicsriciA.Nrs! The Finest and Freshest Assortment of PICNIC and LUNCH GOODS to be found. Fverything in Canned Meats, Game, Pates, Pickles, Olives, Cheese and an Endless Variety of Crackers and Biscuits. Call and see me when you are in need of any. 1 Grand Opera House Building, 2516 Washington Avenue. 1 ) E. FEIEDERIGH. beothers. Salt BuowisrirGr Avenue, Oden Washington 155 Main St.. Lake Citv. WE HAVE A CAR LOAD OF -- AFETY RIQYQLES ! A Very Clever Woman. Thev had been d'BeuBRini where tbev could go for a few day tor a quiet out- lCg. He had Earned several places, but none of them seemed to suit They were either Dot what was desired or the cost was too great Finally she said: "I have it; let us go to the Castilla Springs." List Price. Oar Price. List Price. Our Price "Where is that?" he asked. $45.00 Youth's Size sdjnstable cone bearings wheels, adjustable, cone bearing. .' nils thirty-inc- h "In Spanish Fork canon, just a few W.OI) cone 35.00 25.00 60.00) Boys 8ne, adjustable bearings S5.00 Also Girls' Tricpclee, aU sixes and price. miles south of Provo. They say it is MeS'I SUe'. 3W J ch, bU bearings to wheels and pedals . . 90.00 a most romantic and delightful spot, Onlv received some and just the place for an outing. FurOUR ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE IS FREE TO ALL. made. nished tents are let at most reasonable prices, and there is a good restaurant. Beside the splendid bathing, there is Plumb as an Athlete. Rapp, Omaha; L. Schwarz, Milwaukee; HOTEL ARRIVALS. dancing and other amusements." Duoly Evans, Omaha; G. V. Meyers, he cost?" it does said, thinking "What Letter: Senator Plumb Washington Ashland, O.; H. H. Lee, L. B. Gorham, such great advantages must come high. of Kansas, is one of the most enthusiT). Prnner. LaPlata: E. C. L. E. F. Smith, Detroit; Omaha; for round the "Only three dollars nV,natrn- - T") T. TWfrart. Salt Slettler, Dayton, O.; J. Vincent, Denver; astic members of the Columbia Athletio trip. The Rio Grand Western sells J. N. Russel, New lork; Wasatch Hotel. William Manning, club of this city. His specialty is a bowlF. Davis, Lake; tickets on the 25th at this rate." X. M. Ruick. "All right love," he replied, "111 get F. S. Stanley, Feery, Ore.; City; Frank Jabold, Riverside, Cal.; L. ing, and when at work on the club alley H. Poradise, James Tobin, Park City; Hailey, Idaho; T. L. Davidson, Rochethe tickets." And they went. looks like a veritable Titan. Plumb A. G. CarliD, D. Fev.; Ragan, ster, N. Y.; John Cleary, Joe Weise, Salt Lake; W. he v u. a is iu. vjtui, C. H. KureKa, iev.; giant in stature with a tremendous C. Fletcher, Richmond, Shakespeare, City; A 'ew Enterprise. Nev.; Jas. H. Donavan, Virginia, Chicago; Patrick Allen, San Francisco; chest, long muscular arms add a right W. IL Merchants and business men in gen- Nev.; W. L. Taylor, Careon, New, Leon Golden. Portland, Ore. hand aa Senator Ingalls says like the I. M. Nathan, San Chapman House. A. E. Barnes, eral who are interested in the wellfare Apple, Salt Lake; hand of Providence. He seizes the laruyi-.T. L. Tripp, Salt Lake; Mrs. J. C. iuoms of Ogden and Utah, will be pleased to Francisco; gest balls without using the finger-hole- s Park F. J. McLaughtan, Y City; Vithres8, New ork; fc.. lx Buchanan, bored in them, rushes down the alley Wis.: TI Racine. have Smith. territorial are to a fi kroythatwe Frank Kelley, Leadville; to the "scratch" and let them go Grand El Kn'apP, N. Y.; F F. Cabin, N. Y.; CharlesIsland; Wallace, Chicago; P. S. Haved, with tremendous directory for 1892 which will be complete H. His aim force. AL Ira Og Smith, in all its branches. J. Reed, Kansas City; G. Body, Salt Lake; A. IL Woodruff' is and his skill at the unerring Aire. a. E. R. of OM. A L. Brumer Mc B. Uleveianp; L. Scott E. den; Havie, publishers Ryan, game has made him the terror Mrs, Tellinda, Penn.; the Utah Business and Commercial Di- Davison, Mrs. A. T. Gates, Denver; John S. Bagg, Salt of the club. It is no unusual thing for Howard Intyre, Flint, Mich.; Mrs. Ogden; McMillen, io B. 1892 A. the arrived for (official) Lake. rectory the senotor to roll up a score of 240 to De8 Geo. F. canHenry, Boston; a to make Buotis, complete city yesterday Cestral Hotel. C. G. Smith, Fred 250 points in a game where good averRsleiffh. - ' B. xr;oo. T ' P Rrvnn. n . -N. C: vass of Ogden for business classification. .HUIIl.v, J The - Kennedy, Carlin, Nev.; Frank Rodway, age bowling rarely exceeds 200. Carand Ray wife, we Diebrow Chicago; T. They come well recommended and S. S. Swisson, New senator peels down to his shirt for the P. J. Omaha; Been, r. U. useti. Liioya, unicago; lile, Denver; hope they will be successful in their York; Robert Beemer, Clifton, Kansas; wore, and after he has bowled for an Rvk Snrini?B: C. W. Fifiekl. C. ful enterprise as an official classified T W. HarriB, Joplin, Mo.; Jamea hour or two he delights to sit back in an Dr. T. Denver: Tt Dnntzmont. directory of all cities, towns and Z. San E. chair with a soda lemonade at his Jose, Shields, easy Terrace; M. W. is what is needed for Utah. Busi- Geo. H. Fennimore, Beaver City; Chax Doty, Pocatello; L. F. Zim- elbow and tell runny stories or the doness men will do well to lend their as- Glove, Omaha; Jii. a. ljemmon. nauey, Cal.; merman. Provo; Chas. Carlton, Salt ings of the Farmer's Alliance ia Kansas. sistance to these gentlemen in order to Ida.; J. A. Hunton, Dayton, Xev.; M. Lake; R. A. Keenan, Rock Springs, R. 3. Dayton, Shon, as Cincinnati; work they Stein, roaKe their complete, and W. 3. Tobin, Wells, Nev. Women's Work in Purls. do their own canvaeeine we have no Nev.; R. Havnes, M. II. Harny, Ira M. Wyo., n. K. r. much nenry, doubt but their directory will be York World: In France women Smith, r. Peterson, sNew Forty Thousand Bushels of Peaches. are employed in more complete than if canvassed and Schramm, Jno. Scowcroft, Ogden. freight and railroad ofKansas City Star: There is no pur- fices compiled by agents, as a great many H. J. Kimball, out Broom Seattle, bills and selling tickThb making similar books are being done at the in E. N. William, Corinne; R. M. pose to discourage the east fruit growpresent time in other parts .1 ths coun- Wash; Ogden? James Shipley, James ing, but Missouri, after grave in- ets. In every depot where the tickets Kelly, claim are handled by a fair agent there is a must try. into matters, Witherell, Hope, Idaho; Jas. M. Roberts, quiry Olden fruit big officer to anticipate any disturbance. The ribbon. red the RobW. Silas Wcodey, Baltimore, Md.; Another Safe Robbery. lying near the Arkansas line, The hours are from 9 till 5 and the year ert Fallon, Jim Driscoll, Boise, Idaho; farm, county, Mo., on the southern as Sunday morning at about 3 a. m., Elmer Beltz, Cheyenne, Wyo.; Dr. L. in Howell of the Ozarks, is not to be con- - has 300 working days. Wages are palnear as can be ascertained cracksmen Wailick, Logan ; L. G. .Wilkereon, Og slope A beginner gets fifty cents a day Kansaa Oity; v. b. tradicted as tne rnrgesi esiaunsuiueuk ui try. and clerks from ?2C0 to $300 a year head blew open the safe of Stone Brothers at den; Max C Moyer, Idaho-ooDiaws farm on The earth. kind its ; D. J. Ryan, Pocatello, acres. Of this 400 acres are de besides a right to a pension, either as a Mound Fort The safe was utterly Warner, D. L. Johnson, Salt Lake City; George 2,000 to peacnea reward by the company or secured by a ruined. Two thousand dollars in notes Brown, Salt Lake City; F. S. Holley, voted to Bpples, 300 200 to berries and email fruiU. percentage levied regularly on the wages and Dutte. Joe Oopeland, were taken as well as other valuable Stockton, Cal.; The peach orchard this season is of each individual. Before being admit1 mitVi Ha l It ted to these much aought-fo- r papers. Only 14 or $o in money was ob- Mont.; C H. Bevans, iiyraiu, Ltah, hlirdpn. appointfcTOMW . nu Kant tained. This is the second time this ments, each applicant has to prove that, orchard this wi)l give estimated that S. is C. Hott.u Diivenport, Root, Depot store has been roobbed wi'.hin the last is a she wife either daughter, or widow M. D., Ixndon, Eng.; to the world 4.uu DUBneiH oi pcuuuot la.; H. Seton-Karr- , few months. nAnnln- am at Work of one of the men employed in some of ' ' y I' kHS Dcnnuii. y.ftv B. A. Walkdeo, Ogden; H. S. Johson, .u;.. and shipping and the present the departments of the same administraOmaha; C. C Ctrid, Ft. Keoui?h;.J. A. picking isH(-XTo Be Married. bushels a day; In this re- tion, and, further, she, has to pass an exoutput Barrett and wife, Joliet, Ills.; E. W. may be regarded as a sure amination in spoiling-,- writing and arithisE. Wm. 8. peaches Clerk Stickney, gion Qhicngo; County Ledwidge yesterday metic, certificates of school examinatioa M. Sun S. Sabin, J. Francisco; Ilock-h(iruhn, sued a marriage license to Henry is plenty of it, untill-ed- , never being taken into account there una V. W. and vicinity, Linger Chicago; Terry, and Miss,Martha 11, Mayberry of sells for 53 to 85 an acre. wife, Council Blntf?; Jos. Sorenson,C. Ci. Kanesville, 1 Kodak Cameras, which are the jfWe have just Class Amature Camera Cor-rinn- e; , r;. n-mn- e. post-offic- . -- 1 .Tef-ffic- m I. First |