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Show DAILY 8 UTAH STATE JOURNAL Incoming counsel would carry on ne good work and thanked the outgoig council for their support during past two years. ! OGDEN, UTAH. Founded by E. A. Littlefield, A. 0. 1898. UTAH STATE JOUlliAL, j MONDAY, JANUARY 4, 1904. NEST TEACHERS GET A BY President Driver then'announced le council adjourned sine die. (Incorporated.) At 12 o'clock the mayor called le Published every evening except Sunday new council to order. Councilman Rilo Officers: Emmett choosing the seat formerly c President Frank J. Cannon tupied by Dr. Powers, Mr. Moyes tat INVESTIGATED DEATH OF MRS. W. W. Browning of Mr. Hendershot, and Mr. Davidsn JOHANNA M. MILLER. E. A. Littlefield... Secy, and Treasurer the one on the end next to Mr. Crai Directors: The mayor then announced that te Frank J. Cannon, E. A. Littlefield, j Speeches Made Referring to the Ad- bonds of the new members had tun Young Woman Died Very Suddenly at R. G W. W. Browning, Benry william, Her Home Yesterday E. L. Wlndle, T. D. Johnson, R. S. presented, approved and filed-- . ' Morning. Councilman Williams moved that he Joyce. new council proceed to organic nd The city council met a few minutes Councilman Chambers moved as in An Inquest was held this afternoon by before eleven o'clock today with Pres-- 1 amendment that all the ten membrs Judge Howell over the remains of Mrs. ldent Driver in the chair, all the mem-- 1 be placed In nomination for presldat, M. Miller, wife of P. H. MilJohanna bers being present except Doctor Pow-- 1 which was carried amid much laup-er- s. Terma of Subscription. I ter. Messrs. Driver and Hendersot ler, who died suddenly at their rooms 60c By mail, one month I The were of on the .minutes last appointed tellers and only ne In the opera house block. Mrs. Miller meeting 11.60 By mall, three months I December were 80th was vote read and 8.00 taken, which resulted as A was stricken with convulsions at about approved. By mail, six months 10:30 o'clock suddenly morning and 6.00 number of claims were presented I lows: Carr 6, Xye 8 and Payne 1. By mall, one year 16c and their consideration postponed fori Councilman P. H. Carr was then In five minutes. She never spoke died By carrier, one week jn 60c one week. By carrier, one month Pay rolls of the street de-- 1 motion elected president unanlmouiy. a word after the attack and was dead 6c Single copies partment, 8170.62, engineers depart-- 1 Mr. Carr In a very few words than before a physician arrived. Mall subscriptions payable In advance Mrs. Miller was only about seventeen ment 8387.43, and sanitary, 8200, were I ed the council and said that while pe I read allowed. and over their deliberations ie years of age and had been married but siding Office: 425 Twenty-fourt- h street The report of the building Inspector I would endeavor to act fair and Open till I p. zn. Closed on 8unday. jut a few months Her health had been Telephone 664. showed that during the last quarter I The council then adjourned until considered good. Mrs. Miller la surof 1908, fifty building permits had been oclock this evening. vived by her husband, who Is working Subscribers who do not receive their Issued. papers or have any cause for complaint at the Ludn cut-of- f, and by her mothwill oblige by notifying this office. Five Applications for liquor licenses werelSAN FRANCISCO MINISTER er a sister. and dollars reward will be paid for Inforfrom G. IL Tribe and O. D. Orr, DIES IN 8T. LOUS mation that will lead to the arrest and read It was was not expected that anyIs who Green at the conviction of persons stealing copies present conducting unusual would be brought out at thing The State Journal from the prem- Light saloon for the creditors of that I ST. LOUIS, Jan. 4. Rev. J. X. Bead of ises of subscribers. the but no death certificate I inquest, establishment On motion a license was of San Francisco was found dead In out until the Jury remade could.be granted Mr. Tribe, while Mr. Orr's ap-- 1 bed this morning by Rev. Bane, wio turned a TO ADVERTISERS. verdict I plication was referred to the licensee occupied a room with him. The The jury, composed of Willis P. All advertising copy must be In the I later's death was due to heart dlseae. L. Carlson and Amos to Insure Insertion previous evening Councilman Xye moved that the ac-- 1 Rev. Beard was president of the ra- Beardsley, Joseph In a verdict that the next day. tion of the previous meeting relating to I tlonal training school for deaconeaes Seabring, brought deceased from died the natural causes 1 In San Francisco and had a natlowl Entered as second-clas- s matter No- paving and guttering district Xo. reputation in the Methodist chuch vember 16, 1908, at the postofflee at Og be reconsidered, which was carried. IN THE DISTRICT COURT. Recorder Critchlow announced City particularly as an advocate in chuch gen, Utah, under the Act of Congress hereofficial the He to that came trlala bond, Louis mayor's St Satunhy of March 8, 1879. I tofore filed, had been withdrawn. to prepare for the trial of Rev. Han-M- r. Nephi E. Hardy Granted a .Divorce From His Wife New Hendershot, one of the retiring I mond of San Francisco on the chage councilmen, made a farewell speech. In of mismanagement of church funis, Citizens Mads. which he thanked the members of the I He was to appear as genetal council and the members of the press counsel of the church. Rev. Bea-In the district court before Judge for the unform kindness and fairness was 53 years old and leaves two daugi-th- at Rolapp this morning, Kephl E. Hardy had been shown him. ( He said ters. was granted a divorce from his wife. there had been differences which had Lulu, on the ground of desertion. The been arranged, but no one could charge I SCHEDULE OF COA8T testimony showed that the parties had Local that there had ever been collusion. The BASEBALL LEAGUE been married for the past nine months Intention of every member, had been snd that the defendant was the plaintto do the greatest good to the great-- 1 SAX FRANCISCO, Jan. 4. At tie iff's second wife. There were several Judge A. J. Weber was up from Salt est number. Every business man must meeting yesterday of the pfficlals of the children by a former marriage whom Lake today. admit that the council had acted with Pacific Cosat Baseball league it was defendant objected to taking care of. ' Miss Josephine Brotherton has been honesty of purpose and In perfect good I decided to divide' the season into two She therefore left hls home and refuses 1 sections of four months each, the first to live with him. A decree of divorce quite 111 with bronchitis, but Is some- faith. I followed to commence the opening week of was entered. President also Driver by what better today. kind-1 council for their the In the case of William Bostaph April The teams winning the cham The week of prayer will be ob- thanking 1 ness. 'seasons He while said that of the half will pionship presiding play against Charles Taylor and others an served by services at the Presbyterian en- - a series of nine games at the close of order was granted permitting the filtwo he the had years during past church every night this week. deavored to act Impartially and the I the second half for the championship ing of depositions. Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Lamoreaux and Arnold Van Limberg and Herman J. kindly feelings with which they had I of the year. These nine games will've daughter, Miss Grace Lamoreaux, left begun their work had been Intensified played at San Francisco find Los An-b- y Westbrook, both of Rotterdam, Holtoday for their old home at Minneapassociation. Xo one had been, or I geles. Lots were wrawn for the open-cou- ld land. made application for citizenship. olis. be, charged with "boodling" or ling-da- y They produced witnesses showing that games and resulted as William Bingham and sister. Miss and he believed no morel lows: they came here under eighteen years Rye of Logan, who have been visit- honest men had ever sat In the coun- Seattle will appear at San Francisco; of age and were qualified as required ing at the home of Joseph Fife, return- ell. He could not say that he was sor- - Oakland at Los Angeles, and Port by law to become citizens. Naturalizaed home yesterday. as he be- - land at Fresno against the Tacoma tion papers weer accordingly Issued to ry he w:as not A free reading room was opened to- lieved the time had come for his retire-- 1 club, them. day In the Salvation Army headquar- ment, but he would continue to take an ters In the opera house block. 'Dona- active Interest In the upbuilding of the I OFFICERS OF OGDEN What Shall I Give? tions of boks, magaslnes and papers city. He hoped the present city of- TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION will be thankfully accepted. flcials would be reappointed in view Is the universal holiday question. I of the work efficient done. had This is easily decided by giving us a 236 Cranston Earl of Union Xo. they Bishop Ogden Typographical Portland, who has been In Ogden for a few days, He alluded humorously to his oppon-- 1 held an important and a very lengthy call and looking over our magnificent went to Salt Lake City today. He will ent, Mr. Emmett, and said the Em-- 1 meeting yesterday. The session lasted line of Toilet Articles. return to Oregon tomorrow and on mett family was a very prolific one from 2:30 in the afternoon until after It Is no trouble for us to show our February 1st will anrt for Porto Rico and very difficult to withstand. He 9 o'clock. Officers were elected and goods, and once seen they will sell and Cuba. spoke of the city as being in excellent I an amended scale was adopted. The themselves. WALLACE DRUG COH condition and said it would be better! amendments to the scale are not radi-sti- ll Prescription Druggists, 2340 WashingA DREAM OF FAIRYLAND." two years hence. ton Ave. Phone 24 X. cal. The officers elected are Councilman Xye extended his heart- C. O. Glanvllle, president; G. G. A charming operetta. A Dream of Tay F. A. Zitxman, will be given Wednesday felt thanks to the retiring councilmen lor, Fairyland, evening at the Fourth ward amuse- for their fairness and good fellowship financial secretary; E. F. Reeder, secI ment hall by the members of the ond hoped for their future welfare and ietary and treasurer; executive I mittee, G. G. Taylor (chairman), A. L. Fourth ward primary association. Councilman Chambers followed in Brackett and Fred Horr; sergeaht-a- t Those who have heard the rehearsals say the entertainment promises to be the same vein and spoke for Dr. Pow- - arms, W. H. Adams; auditing commit era, who was absent He regretted tee, C. O. Glanvllle, W. H. Adams, R. E. a splendid affair. that they were no longer to be with L. Wlndle. him. ATTENTION. NO. 36! City Attorney Bagley was called fori STREET CARS 8MA8HED All members of Junction City Lodge and BY STRIKE SYMPATHIZERS responded by saying he had known No. 86, L O. O. F are requested to meet of no time when his association with at Odd Fellows ball Tuesday evening, the mayor and members of the council I BLOOMINGTON, HI., Jan. 4. Riot January 5th. at 7:30 oclock. had not been In the best of spirit He I ous scenes marked the street car strike GEO. B. SMTTH JR., X. G. congratulated the administration and yesterday. Windows In six cars were L. R BALCH, Secretary. said no valid criticism could be offered smashed by missiles thrown by strike its actions and hoped the In- - sympathisers who congregated several against MASK BALL. coming administration would accom-- 1 hundred strong at various points along At F. M. band hall next Thursday I , pllsh as much. the line. J. Knocks and G. R. Morris I night. Fifty cents per couple, extra The mayor, who had come In, was were dragged from their cars and lady 25 cents. Dance until 1 a. m. upon and in his remarks said verely beaten. The mayor admits that that when the present administration he is not able to cope with the I. O. 0. F. . upon its, duties two years ago atton and President Demonge of the I Te fellows that are odd and qualified It had found conditions confronting It street car company announces that he are notified that on Tuesday, January which required good Judgment to dis- - will request the mayor to ask for the 5th, the mystic crew will have much entangle. Warrants were selling at militia, Utah State Journal Co Vice-Preside- nt INCREASES.. MADE.. IN.. THREE. CASES. SIXTY-- - ; 11-- 1 d t and Personal; . Of OF CORDNERS JURY Publishers PRESIDENT TELLS ( Contained from Pag- i.j ed marines. Central School Property Will Bs 8old Treasury Is in Good Condition. meeting of the board of education was held on Saturday evenA special ing, all the members being present. The message .it Hubbard's prompt action saved g loss of life and property as w ell T a nished protection to our citizen The first business of the meeting was to authorise the clerk to advertise for bids on the sale of the Central school property, situated on the corner of street and Grant aveTwenty-fift- h nue, 125 feet fronting on Twenty-fift- h street and 120 feet fronting on Grant avenue. This doea not include the present school building and premises necessary for a playground and for the validity or the propriety 0( which there will still be an ample suf- general rule that new states should carried unanimously. The report of the finance committee showed a balance In the treasury of 817,000. The state superintendent will pay In between now and the 10th the state appropriation amounting to about 822,000, with 810,000 more to be added by local tax. It was ordered that the teachers be paid half salaries next Saturday night Next Friday evening will be the first regular meeting of the board this year and at which a clerk will be elected and hls salary fixed. It la very probable Mr. Emil Rolapp, the present clerk, will succeed himself. At this meeting all bills remaining unpaid for the past year will be paid. POSTAL CLERKS WILL DANCE. At a meeting held Sunday the employees of the Ogden postoffice decided to give a ball at Dlgnan's hall Tuesday, January l2th. The postofflee clerks then perfected an organisation with the following officers: President, Walter Richey; secretary, Daisy HcGaw; treasurer, H. H. Litzenberg. Postmaster Davis is chairman of the floor committee for the coming ball and Rufus Garner Is chairman of the reception committee. sovereignty. In closing the message says that the main question before this government Is not that of recognition of Panama a an Independent state, as that Is already an accomplished tact. But the question Is whether or not we shall build the isthmian canal. EAGLES NEW OFFICERS. Ogden Aerie 118, Fraternal Order of Eagles, installed the following officers last eevning: Past president, Aaron Hoffman; R. E. McIntosh, president; G. Earl R. Geiger, Gaston, conductor C. A. Bass, chaplain; D. F. Tracy, secretary; J. H. Myers, treasurer; J. A. Kinney, Inside guard; J. F. Smith, J. C. Gasherg and D. C. McGill trustees. vice-preside- ELECT OFFICERS. SOCIALISTS At the meeting held last eevning the Socialists elected officers as follow: James McLachlahan, recording secretary; Mrs. Mary Dora, treasurer; Kite S. Hilliard, corresponding secretary. A business meeting will be held thi evening at the rooms of Mr. McLachlahan. No Pity 8hown. "For years fate was after me cowrites F. A! Gulledge, Ventinuously, A. W. BROWN Ala. I had a terrible case of rbena, tumors 12S Twenty first Street, Ogden, Utah Piles causing twenty-foWhen all foiled Bucklln's Arnica Salve snd Cemetery and Lawn Fences, Sidewalks, cured me.- - Equally good for Bums at Grating and Doors. Ornamental Iron all aches and pains. Only 25c Jee J. Drivers drug store. Work, etc. Brass and Iron Costings. ur -- . 0 ty. OUR GREAT PRE - INVENTORY SALE I ed situ-enter- to do. ed a discount, there was a judgment against the city unpaid and other com-- 1 OF COURSE GOSSIP Plications which had been adjusted, WAS PREDOMINANT so thnt today city w arrants were at LONDON, Jan. 4. The first Issue of par, litigation had been settled and the William R. Stead's daily devoted to Subscribe for the Utah State Journal. city was In good shape. He hoped the women appeared this morning. The Issue consisted of twelve pages, of which one page was news and the remainder gossip. Will Continue Seven Days Longer Sample Line CHILDRENS COATS . A. V. CURBT, X. G. E. T. HULANI SKI. Secretary. Ogden Lodge Xo. 6. I When You Have Company.. You want you table to look prettiest. Snowy linen, a few flowers and some of our silverware and cut glass will give jour guests many pleasant thoughts of their visit. J. S. LEWIS & CO., JEWELERJ AND OPTICIANS. PRINCIPAL OF CENTRAL SCHOC R. H. Ames of North Ogden beg hls duties this morning as piinci) of the Central school, to take the pli of F. R. Christensen, resigned. Pi Ames was principal of Mound Fi school a part of Inst year. Miss T belts took charge of the eighth gn anl Miss Parker began work as p niury teacher at the Central school day. L the not be recognized as Independent until ficiency. they The school board will reserve the have shown their ability to maintain right to reject all bids that may not their Independence. But there am exbe satisfactory as to price. The pur- ceptions to all rules and there wen in pose of selling the premises In ques- my opinion clear and imperative reation is to add money to the treasury sons why a departure from the rule wie for building purposes elsewhere. If a Justified and even required in the pre. satisfactory price la obtained the mon- ent instance. These reasons were: ey raised, together with the new levy, First, our treaty rights; second, our will enable the board to erect a fine national Interests and safety; third, the school building elsewhere, which la interests of collective civilization. After reviewing these reasons the very much needed. The teachers' committee, on the rec- president says it was under then ciommendation of Superintendent Alli- rcumstances that th United State, of using Its forces to destroy son, advised that the salaries of sixty-thr- ee those who be sums in raised teachers varysought to make the wpp-ment- a of the 82.50 to 85 from each treaty a reality, recoper month, ing ' This was gnised them as December 7th proper custodian of last beginning vice-preside- o ' MAKE8 GENERAL DENIAL. The message says that all inii tions that the United State had cobJ plicity In the revolution are as dentate of foundation as of propriety one connected with this govern $ had any part In preparing, inciting or encouraging the revolution nor had the government any knowledge that a tty. olution was Imminent except such a wms accessible to any person of ordi. nary intelligence who reads nevip, pers. The president continues: -j not denied nor do I wish to deny either |
