Daily Utah State Journal | 1904-03-03 | Page 7

DAILY UTAH STATE JOURNAL ' CHICAGO'S OGDEN, UTAH. A. D. 1891 u.mided by E. A. Littlefield, 7 STATE JOURNAL, TIIl'IlSDAY. MARCH FRATERNAL LOHG U'lHIK NO. 2. KNIGHTS OF Pythias, nicite at Castle hall, Utah National bank building, every Mon-Ja- y TRAINING TRIP e every evening except Sunday WINDY Browning 55 'jL Littlefield. ..Secy. and Treasurer Vlce-Predde- nt CITY BASEBALL LEAVES ON TOUR. CLUB Director: 5 - Bueineea Manager CA. Littlefield n flics: nwm till Telephone Twenty-fourt- 425 6 p. 664- - street, h Ciy Circulator Term of Subscription. one month BOc ir, By months By mn three By mall, six months By mall, one year B1.60 1.00 6.00 ISc one week By carrier, one By carrier, Uncle copies March 3. When the plajers of the Chicago National league baseball club leave here tonight it will the beginning of Ihe longest train-tri- p on record. The first object -point la Los Angeles, where the club will arrive next Monday and make a stay of about a week. From Angeles the club will travel to San Francisco, playing Portland at Bakersfield and Tacoma at Fresno en route. From San Francisco It Is intended to travel to Colorado Springs, playing en route Sacramento. Ogden and Salt Lake City. . There will be stay of ten days at Colorado Springs and games will be played with Colorado Springs and Denver during that time. From Colorado the team will travel homeward, playing two or three games on the way, and reaching Chicago on the morning of April 18. The regular season will be opened at Cincinnati on the following day. Cloeed on Sunday. m. 8. Foeter iTorao CHICAGO. month 60c Be payable In advance Ball subscriptions Subscribers who do not receive their gapers or have any cause tor complaint oblige by notifying this office. Five Collars reward will be paid tor Information that will lead to the arrest and conviction of persons stealing copies of The State Journal from the prem-lae- a of subscribers. TO ADVERTISERS. advertising copy must be In the previous evening to Insure Insertion All A , Among the many mngaslnes now on our reading tables, one in particular deeervea more than a passing word of praise; a publication primarily for sportsmen and Nature lovers, but edited along such bright, original lines as to please the most critical. We refer to the March Issue of the Sports Afield. The Initial paper is a poem, The Flight of the Cranes," with a world of spring music In its stirring lines; then follows a sketch of frontier country life by Dr. H. S. Garfield of Oregon. Those of ue who have ever n shot the festive will recall a hundred pleasant memories In reading Mr. Burkes Chicken ShootIn Thaun Dhoul ing in Illinois." Orth, Patrlclus Dubtach. a young Irish writer, contributes a typical story of life on the ould sod. The Roundup of the Road Agents" accurately the methods of a gang of Northern Pacific Railway train robbers and their final capture, the author himself being one of the pursuing party a concise, plainly told narrative of desperate endurance and manly courage. Dr. T. M. Bridges of Idaho shows plainly how the life of the Indian, even before the coming of the white man, had its full share of privation and suffering. And, best of all, S. D. Barnes Barnes of Arkansaw begins his Carlin, thrilling serial, A Insuring that this and the successive issues of Sports Afield well be read by the whole family and lent to the neighbors afterwards. Other Interesting papers are: Moose and Caribou in Alaska," Along the Florida Coast," "British Columbia Fishing," Practical Bait The Market Hunter as a Casting, The Choice of a Gun," etc. Trainer," The departments headed Natural History, In the Field, Our Young Sportsmen, Fish and Fishing, Rifle and Trap, Our Friend the Dog, etc., are all as complete and interesting as usual. The issue Is finely Illustrated and a good number every way. At your newsdealers or of the psbllshers, on receipt of 16 cts. Sports Afield, 358 Dearborn die next day. Entered as second-cla- at the vember 10, 1901, matter ss postoffice at NoOg-gt- n, Utah, under the Act of Congress March of S, 1879. legal Advertisements. NOTICE OF ASSESMENT NO. WAHSATCH GOLD MIKING Principal place 1. prairie-chicke- COM-pon- y. of business, Utah. Notice Is hereby given that at a meeting of the Board of Director! of the Wahaatch Gold Mining company, held on the 26th day of February. 1904, Ofden, es of the secretary of said corporation, that assessment Ko. 1. of of a cent per share, wae lerled on the capital stock of aald corporation outstanding, payable immediately to J. J. Brummltt, secretary, at Ka 2408 Washington avenue, Ogden City, Weber county, Utah. Ary stock upon which this assessment may remain unpaid on Wednesday, the 20th day of March, 1904, will be delinquent end advertised for sale at public auction unless payment la made before, vtn be sold on Saturday, the 16th day of April, 1904, at the office of said secretary at No. 2408 Washington avenue, Ogden, Utah, to pay the delinquent assessment, together with the coet of advertising and expense of sale. J. J. BRUMMITT, Secretary. Ko. 408 Washington Avenue, Ogden it the office Blue-Gra- Utah. City, ASSESSMENT NOTICE. ABK VALLEY EXPLORATION CO. Principal place of business, Ogden, fctah. ss WANTED. WANTED Two REAL ESTATE FOR BALE. furnished lOt'Nis; FEET Corner Twenty-fourt- h street near u Hi Quincy; 81,000. the depot; must be reasonable. AdJ. J. BRUMMITT. dress J, care Journal. 20 ACRES uf Al" land in luceni; good OGDEN CHAPTER NO. 2. R. A. M. WANTED To rent a four or Regular convocation first Tueeduy of water right: 31,000. each month. Visiting companions modern house In desirable loJ. J. BRUMMITT. cordially Invited. cation east of Washington. Send adHOUSE Land 66x330; well F. W. VOLL, M. E. H. P. dress and rental. Box B, JoumaL I'vaw-il- : on F. E. NICHOLS, Sec'y. line; tenns $650. WANTED To sell splendid, complete J. J. BRUMMITT. . P. O. ELKS OGDEN LODGE NO. bookkeeping course; personal In- FOR SALE 718 Lodge and club rooms second house and struction; costs only three dollars. fifty foot lot near car line on Jackfloor Masonic Bldg, 2416 WashingAddress Goodwin, Journal office. son avenue; city water, lawn, barn, ton avenue. Regular meeting every goovl fences. All in good condition; WANTED To buy modern Tuesday evening. $1,200 cash. A. G. HORN, E. R. cottage, frame or brick; big lot; HUNTER & KENNEDY. within four blocks north and east of J. IL KNAUSS, Secretary. Ogden State bank corner. Address FOR SALE Desirable property on FRATERNAL UNION OF AMERICA, with beat terms Box 6, Journal Twenty-secon- d street. Rents pay 10 Sego No. 128, meets at L O. O. Lodge r cent on $2,800. Can be purWANTED Men or women local repF. hall second and fourth Fridays of on part time for $1,800. Ownchased resentatives for a magaeach month. Visiting frateri cordied by HUNTER ft zine. Cash Large commissions. ally Invited to attend. KENNEDY. prises. Write J. N. Trainer, 80 East DR. P .A. COOK, Fraternal Master. Washington Square, New York, N. Y. FOR SALE Eighty-acr- e C. E. COOK, Offices, Secretary. farm, good Eccles 860 X. cost Bldg; soil; phone $2,000. improvements HELP WANTED. Choicest fruit, beet and tomato reWANTED First-clagion In Utah; good reasons for sell- OGDEN UNION NO. 172. ORDER OF and aphelp WASHINGTON Meets every Tuesing. Price $4,750 if sold this spring Call at prentices for dressmaking. day evening at 8 oclock In A. O. U. HUNTER ft KENNEDY, Ogden. Mrs. Bertha Peterson, room 10, Boyle W. hall. Block. Utah. J. J. BRUMMITT, President WANTED Good, live, WALTER RICHEY, Secretary. LOST. energetic agents to canvass for the sale of Pocket-boo- k and email note book. BROTHERHOOD RAILWAY TRAINmanufactured knitted goods. Men REWARD. Call county surveyors ofMEN. OODEN LODGE No. 68. of experience preferred. Utah Knitrooms on nicely Twenty-fift- h five-roo- m Five-roo- m -- high-cla- ting Works, 2354 Washington Ave. fice. MONEY WANTED Meets every Wednesday evening at 7:80. C. D. Simpson, Master; A. 8. E. A. Munsey, Howe, Secretary; TO LOAN. Molere Barber College of Salt Lake City offers advantages In MONEY LOANED Collector. On any security. teaching the trade that cannot be Large sums at bankers rates; salary had elsewhere. Write for particulars. Junction City Lodge No. 36, Indeloans. Service quick and confidentlaL Order of Odd Fellows, meets in pendent 221-4 Western Brokerake Company, FOR 8ALE. L O. O. F. hall every Thursday evenEcclee Blddg. ing. Visiting brothers cordially inFOR SALE Fifteen acres of land; MONEY TO LOAN on real estate. vited to be present $400. Nine miles from Ogden. ApW. B. WedelL Rooms 1 to 4, Boyle C. P. UTTER. N. ply to Jacob Peterson, 768 TwenBlk. WALTER RICHEY, Secretary. tieth street. a FOR SALE Eighty-acr- e farm, good soil; lmporvementa cost $2,000. Choicest fruit, beet and tomato re- For 83 each. Complete, courses in Bookkeeping. Personal Instruction; books included. Write Goodwin, State Journal of- FOR SALE up-to-d- fice. Second-han- d M osier safe, Apply room tional bank building. condition. 22, In good First Na- REAL E8TATE FOR 8ALE. LODGING HOUSE-- At a great sacrificed. J. BRUMMITT. $1,150 STOCK In Roy Canning Co. J. J. BRUMMITT. GOOD BRICK YARD Very cheap. J. J. BRUMMITT. FINE LOT Close in on Grant; 8825. J. J. BRUMMITT. LOANED without security. MONEY salaried people WOODMEN OF THE WORLD WE-b- er Call and get Camp No. 74 meets in K. of P. 1 Eccles terms, D. D. Drake, etreet hall, corner of Twenty-fourt- h Bld'g; phone, 500 -- K. and Washington avenue, every Thursday evening at 8 p. m. VisitMONEY TO LOAN On city or farm ' ing Woodmen cordially invited to atImproved property; five year loans tend. with option of paying In three yearn. J. C. GASBERG, C. C. HUNTER A KENNEDY. E. AUTH, Clerk, First National MONEY TO LOAN. J. J. BRUMMITT. Bank building. 'Phone 174. For Light and Power Let the Utah Light and Power Co. figure with you. An investigation will convince you that you cannot afford to burn coal oil. If you need power there is no kind that will prove as satisfactory for the money. E. W. WADE, Manager for Ogden, The Only Double-Trac- k Railway be twees the Mlwosrl River end Chlcaie. The Overland Limited The Moat Laxurioue Train lathe World Compartment and drawing-roo- m sleeping cars, observation cars, dinand library ing cars, rs cars, with barber, bath and Library; entire train electric lighted, through to Chicago without change. Direct connection for buffet-smoki- ng Book-love- I St Paul and Minneapolis Tkkrte. iwfrvatkins, and full Inform km can ha obtained from C General A. Walker, Chicago & Agent, North-Weste- rn Ry. 204 South Main 8 trset, Salt Lake CUy, Utah. NWiss 410-41- MISCELLANEOUS PROFESSIONAL Any one desiring trees topped should call at 2559 Lin coin Ave. TREES TOPPED Room Ostrich feathers cleaned, dyed and curled. Mrs. Thomas Jenkins, 33rd and Notary In Phone Office. J. Pacific. D. Bldg. S34K REGISTERS National Cash Oscar Groshell agent for Registers; Utah. 221 Main St.,' Salt Lake City. Office Second-han- d registers always on hand. EAST Missouri Pacific RAILWAY THROUGH SCENIC First National Bank Bldg. A. S. CONDON, M. D. OM Boyle Bulding. Residence 2416 Madison Avenue. ' Residence Office telephone, 5S5-K. SHOES REPAIRED Shoes expertly street; NICE LOT On Twenty-fourt- h made and repaired. David Hjjdf well located; 200. 2580 Washington Ave. J. J. BRUMMITT. AND THE SKEEN, Lawyer CASH st7loljis VIA First National Bank 84 Through Service ' CARDS. N. J. HARRIS Lawyer telephone, 451-- COLORADO OBSERVATION DINING CARS. X. H. H. GODDARD Loan and Insurance YOU HORSE LOVERS SPRING Broker. will soon be here come see our fine Commercial Stocks Bought and Sold. line of buggy harneea S. C. Platt 210 Eccles Bldg. Ave. 2279 Co., Washington. Saddlery Phone 842 X. Notary Public. ' 'Phone 614-J08EPH CHEZ A. W. BROWN Attorney and Counselor-at-La41-Utah 125 Twenty-firs- t First National Bank Building. Street, Ogden, and Sidewalks, Lawn Fences, Cemetery HENDERSON & MAC MILLAN Grating and Doors. Ornamental Iron Attomoys-at-LaWork, etc. Brass and Iron Castings. Rooms 14 to IS First National Bank The management of the Journal will Building. Rest Estate, 42 consider It a favor If subscribers will of report promptly any 664. papers. Telephone Rooms FERTILE . MISSOURI KANSAS A PULLMAN SLEEPING CARS, r-s- Electric Lights, electric Fans, chair cars iing scare rncc), Day Coached, Up-to-d- Far 0 lulkLlkkati, Ndin, ttc.,tiNrra H. C. TOWNSEND, 111"?!! ABB TIGHT A LOM Theres no Better Senrlce Than that T. D. JOHN80N MMT wiat the non-delive- ry H0TEL8. Lawyer. GENERAL First National Bank FRISCO ARTHUR E. PRATT, )? 4 Lawyer, Room 305, Ecclee Bldg. Prom Kansas City, Saint Louis and Hotel UTAH OGDEN, DR. D. N. SMITH Memphis to points in the South, SouthSt Dentiet east and Southwest 8TEAMSHIP AGENCY Rooms 51-First National Bank Bldg. First-Clas- 330 Twenty-thir- d 0 Building. THE HOTEL LINCOLN W. H. LITTLE. Proprietor A and 8 -- at Ogden Steam Laundry ss ss re-l- nt Tnat'e Our Way of Doing Them. ix-- out-tsndl- ng n. Clothes Properly Laundered. five-roo- m hereby given that at a Btuttag of the board of directors of the Park Valley Exploration company, St, Chicago. held on the Bth 5 ACRES of good land near city; 3300. day of February, J. J. BRUMMITT. 1H an assessment of one mill per THE RUS8. fcuie was levied on all the shares York In Sun.) New Man," (White 107 LOTS From $10 up; In West Ogon February 1st, 1904, payable Who was It in our civil war gave us s den. J. J. BRUMMITT. t once to the friendly hand? secretary, O. A. Kennedy, t Room 0, First National Bank Bldg, 144x180 FEET Corner Twenty-sixt- h It was the Russ, and Quincy; $1,000. Utah, and to become delinquent stayed old Britain In her threat 1(ucb 12th, 1904, and that any atock J. J. BRUMMITT. help the rebel band? n Pn which the assessment may It was the Russ. street, NICE LOT On Twenty-eight- h Europe Jealous of our growth was unpaid on the 12th day of March, $500. near Washington; tt!. wlu be advertised for sale at pub ready to assail J. J. BRUMMITT. country from without In aid ot auction, and unless payment la trail. te before, so many of the delinquent treasons bloody SPLENDID LOTS Suitable for railspiteful lion roared, but when the may be necessary will be road men; $100. on the 28th bear pulled at her tall, J. J. BRUMMITT. day of March, 1904, t Boom , No further muss, First National Bank Bldg., now working behind the scenes, 5 ROOM ten. Utah, at the HOUSE; closets, pantry, hour of 12 oclock BOoa for Russia's hurt? conspires trees; five blocks from Union depay the delinquent assess-mOf course old Brit, pot; $1,000. J. J. BRUMMITT. together with the cost of adver-tUleeelui her chestnuts from the fire ad expense of sale. so pert? 40x130 On Adame, between Twenty-secon- d o. A. KENNEDY, Secretary. pulled by the Japs streets ; old Brit, same and Twenty-thir- d The DgOen, Utah, February 10, 1904. Russia could BRUMMITT. J. J. keep she $700. If would She ever from the open sea. attention stockholders. to SIX COTTAGES From five to seven And with her propaganda strives rooms each; near car line and THE ANNUAL me Incite you and MEETING OF school; cheap, small cash payment, 'tockholders of the Overland Mining To malign our loyal friend who even balance same as paying rent be would d Milling friend our now company will be held J. J. BRUMMITT. r0m 0. Eccles Now Is this fit? building, at 8 odi west A m. on of the March 8, 1904, or the second Who stands the bulwark LAND fronting on Washington avenue, hordes? day in March, for the purpose of against the yellow near Ogden river bridge; $15 per It' is the Russ. Tnln t0 the report of the President, front foot J. J BRUMMITT. ting eeven directors tot the eneiung Who conquered Turk unspeakable till swords? nd HOUSE; barn, lawn, trees; Brit unsheathed Turks transacting any other busl-thRuss, the was well located; $1,000. It may be properly brought be-t- h Brl J. J. BRUMMITT. Turk'i blade laid bare through was meeting. blood Armenian greed. JOSEPH GODDARD. tain . HOMES SEVERAL SUBURBAN shed. Secretary From to three ten Him acres; good was serving Whose sole offence houses; splendid young bled? orchards; had ood cross Heitors who on the ' water rights; cheap. the Utah State j nwl APPly toforHorace win? Will Pagan win? S. Foster, Will Christian J. J. BRUMMITT. fled? circulator. Where have your sympathies Notice is cor- WEBER LODGE NO. 8, F. ft A. M. Regular communications first and and third Thursdays of each month Qualified Masons cordially Invited. a. v. mcintosh, w. m. F. E. NICHOLS, Sec'y. 111., universal favorite. brothers ViKiiing EL MONTE COM M A N 1EK Y NO. 2. K. T. Stated conclave second Wednesdays of each month. Sojourning Sir Knights courteously Invited. J. ll. Epjterson, E. C.; F. E. Nichols, Recorder. E. A. Littlefield, Going to Pacific Coast and En Routo j. Cannon. W. W. Browning, R. Homo Will Play Gamo With Miry OvUllam, D. Johnson. R. S. T. Wlndle. U Ogden Club. Joy- cuing. dially Invited. A. M. llodge. C. C.; Y. G. Kind, M. of 1: C. N. Custead, K. of H. and S. Officers: J. Cannon SOCIETIES. OGDEN Publishers 8ft grp0rated. UUh UTAH s O. D. RASMUSSEN. 52 REPRESENTA-tiv- e. Passengers booked to and from any part of Europe over the American, the White Star or the Scandl navlan American lines. Office: 2418 Washington Ave., Ogden, Utah. E. M. CONROY, M. D, Ecclee Bldg. Tel. Ne. 400Z. 420 ALFRED W. AGEE, Attorney-at-La- 612. Eccles Building Nearly Forfeits Hie Life. A runaway almost ending fatally, started a horrible ulcer on the leg or J. B. Orner, Franklin Grove, 111. For four years It defied all doctors and all remedies. But Bucklens Arnica Salve had no trouble to cure him. Equally good for Bums, Bruises, Skin Eruptions and Piles. 25c at Jesse J. Drivers drug store. Woman h iotmlsd siul rtwmld know hunt the wondrrful MARVEL Whirling Spray IS MW fasM SjHm. lure-SensHurtfrm. Hnt-f- ct S Must CunMnlral. ItflMOT I I Uf. The Southeastern Limited Leaving Kansas City at 6:30 P. M daily, will take you to Springfield, Memphis, Birmingham, Atlanta, Jacksonville and all points in the Southeast For detailed information apply to G. W. MARTIN GENERAL WESTERN AGENT 1106. 17th St. DENVER. COLO. MjwlfenWhflt. It he the IIL, tmM SIHmnnotuwply lend Hemp far other, but bonk-w- M. 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