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Show DAILY UTAH STATE JOURNAL, MONDAY, APRIL 4, 1904 'OPULARITY OF : LOCAL BRIEFS : for Mrs. L. H. lLiiley left last night to her visit on a Montana in IMints I m rents snd relutives. The Knlffhts of Columbus meet at the A. O. U. W. hall for the transaction of Important business. Mrs. H. II. Henderson Is entertaina luncheon and ing a party of Indies to afcard party at the Velar club this ternoon. George P. MiCube. formerly prinbut now cipal of the Pingree school, arrived employed In Washington, P. C., In Ogden yesterday afternoon. IsThe Wednesday Night club hai social sued invitations for the last of the year, to le held neat Wednesday evening at DIgnan's academy. The W. C. T. U. will meet WednesSO p. m.. with Mrs. day, April 6th, at 2: street. A C. E. Smith, 679 Thirty-fir- st Is earnestly requested. full attendance Men's meeting tomorrow (Tuesday) night In the lecture room of the First Methodist church for the purpose of organiing a men's club; at 7:80 sharp Doctors Skeen and Smith are conht ducting an investigation thla afternoon at the county courthouse as to the mental condition of Mrs. Mary street. Gua Bandera, who was operated upon at the general hospital for appendicitis, has improved sufficiently to be able to be removed to his home. This was done yesterday. A marriage license was issued to Oscar B. Maddux and Mias Harriet I Nivison. both of Ogden, on Saturday afternoon. Judge Howell performed the wedding ceremony at the city halL The four silver cups which were presented for competition at the national irrigation congress here last summer are on exhibition In the window of John S. Lewis, Jeweler, on Washington avenue. Sheriff Bailey went to Salt Lake today to have the extradition papers signed for John Quinn, who la under arrest at San Francisco. Deputy will leave for the coast tomorrow morning to bring Quinn to OgSea-bri- ng den. The remains of Mrs. Martha R Stitt, whose death was announced Saturday, may be viewed at the family residence, S32 street, Tuesday from 10 to 1 p. m. Funeral services will be held at the First ward meet lng house at 1 p. in. The caae of the city against W. M. Miles, charged with obtaining money under false pretenses, was set for trial In the municipal court for thla afternoon at 2 oclock, but on motion of the defendants attorney, Joseph tjhex, wan continued until Friday afternoon. Contractor John Worthington of Ogden has been awarded the contract for building the section house at Rease, Utah. He had the contract and built the station at West Weber, which cost $5,000, and also the one at Promontory Point. The work was done under the direction of Assistant Engineer W. R Twenty-nint- h SIX CONSOLIDATION OF SOUTHERN AND UNION PACIFIC SHOPS. In the Course of Tims Csrs snd in gines May Bs Built Ogden. th semi-offlcla- THE LIBRARY WAS NOT PROVEN GUILTY OF VAGRANCY. MANY NEW READERS ADDED TO LIST LAST MONTH. A. MAILLAIRD DURING OCCURRED WEEK. PAST THE HAVE Grist of Drunks and Vagrants Fiction Is 8till in Great Demand Danger Is Now Minimizsd Businoss Usual Record Is Mads in tha Circu-- ? Disposed of in the Police Transacted by County Commislation of Books. Court. sioners Today. En- Railroad employees are still on the anxious seat on account of possible la changes which may be made. It conmay rumored that Mr. Harriman solidate the Southern and Union Pacific local offices and that may result in a reduction of the clerical force. All kinds of rumors are floating in the air, but It Is impossible to verify them. It is said that the Harriman lines will be building their own cars and engines in Ogden after the consolidation has been effected, and this does not look unreasonable, and if it is done it is quite probable that there will be no construction shops in Salt Lake. It is also stated that the tracks In front of the Union depot will be covered with a glass shed, and that the freight department of the Southern to Twenty-sevenPacific may be moved street. It was stated this morning that the Ogden yards are likely to be under one management excepting, of course, the Rio Orow. Oscar Crlttenton and wife of Coalville, Utah, are In the city visiting Mrs. Crit ten ton's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charlea II. Cole, at 240 Twenty-sixt- h Grande. IN COURT AIRED Dll ORDER OF TOE lly ' Nearly eighty employees In the mechanical department of the Union Pacific have been ordered to report to Mr. Luckett at the Southern Pacific shops, where they will be kept hereafter doing repairs on locomotives of either the Southern Pacific, Oregon Short Line or Union Pacific. Last night the Southern Pacific freight trains were moved over to the Union Pacific aide for inspection. Hereafter inspection and transfers will be made at Green River and Reno. Charles S. Fee, formerly general passenger agent of the Northern Pacific, who succeeds R O. McCormick as passenger traffic manager of the Southern Pacific company in San Francisco, has arrived there from SL Paul, hla former headquarters. He entered upon his duties today. Julius Kruttschnitt of the Harriman system Is expected to arrive in Ogden some time thla week. It la reported that Mr. Kruttschnitt la a good friend to Ogden. If this la so It Is lucky for Ogden, because he Is one of the strongest and most capable of the Harriman system officials. B. A. Worthington of San Francisco has been appointed assistant director of maintenance and operations of the Harriman lines, with headquarters in He will be Mr. Kruttschnltfs assistant and will rank over the other Chicago, eight general managers recently apMr. Worthington has had pointed. quite a railroad career and has risen from the ranks through merit He Is e about years, of age. 'When a young man he was a telegraph operator over In Nevada. Subsequently he became private secretary to H. R Huntington, then he came under Mr. forty-thre- Kruttschnltts notice, who recognised At the meeting of the board of county commissioners today Commissioner Wilson reported that there had been lx small landslides in Ogden canyon since last Monday. He believed that at present here was no danger of a large slide and stated that the road had to permit been cleared sufficiently too early In the travel, but It was yet season to make a thorough cleaning of the road. The commissioners made a visit of inattention to the canyon this afternoon. Commissioner Stanford submitted an itemied statement of the money expended in maintaining the county infirmary and the poor people chargeable to the county during the quarter ending March 31st and the same was approved and filed. Commissioner Fowers reported that he had paid a visit to the waste water ditch of the Plain City Canal company, as complaint had been made that it waa not draining off the water properly, and arrangements had been made to make the necessary improve menta. The condition of the roads waa again a matter of considerable discussion and all of the members of the board were given further time as the pres ent condition of the roads will not permit of Improvements being made. Two directors of the Hooper Irrigation company appeared before the board and made complaint that the water from the Wilson ditch was al lowed to run Into their canal during the spring months, thus preventing them from having an opportunity of cleaning It The commissioners decided to visit the district this week and see what can be done to remedy the matter. Dr. Forbes, conuty physician, reported that a case of smallpox had broken out in Nick Bailey's house at Plain City and that the usual quarantine bad been established. He also report ed having two patients at Baileys lodging house on Grant avenue whlcn the county will have to provide for. R T. Hulaniskl, county attorney, stated that the criminal business Is Increasing and the congested condition of business in the municipal court delays the taking up of preliminary hear. The popularity of the Carnegie liThe marital woes of Mr. and Mra. In aired were again Antoine Mallalrd brary is on the increase, 159 new readMillalrd court this morning. police ers having been registered during the was arrested on a charge of vagrancy. month' of March. During the same He was represented by Attorney D. S. 4,017 books were issued, this Truman of Salt Lake City, and City period the largest number In circulabeing Attorney Bagley conducted the prosethe library was opened. since tion cution. Works of fiction are still In great Mrs. Mallalrd, who Is known on The percentage circulated demand. ran Electric alley as Lillie Davis, month was 78.9. This Is a the during two months ago away from Mallalrd on former months, but still at Salt Lake City and since then Mal- decrease a It Indicates large appetite for light lalrd has made frequent visits to Og240 hooka were Issued Over literature. den, and on one occasion the police were called in to arbitrate the domestic last Saturday. The reading rooms are well patronInfelicity. about 100 people using them ized, If the woman's story is true Mal- a-- la missed. BANK BILL WAS BAD. RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT. Post G. A. R. Passed Them in Remembrance of Comrade Richardson. his ability. He was in turn promoted to At the first regular meeting of division superintendent In Arizona, Post No. 3. O. A. R., held FriMarsh. then on the roast division In Cali for day, April 1st, the following resolu The funeral of James A. Wright was nla and now has been passed over the were tions adopted: conducted thla afternoon at 2 oclock heads of many older than himself In Whereas, Under the lawe by which from the Methodist church. The ser- railroad service. He will likely go we have our being it has come to pass vices were under the auspices of the higher. that on the 6th day of March our beRoyal Arcanum, of which order the loved comrade. Stephen A. Richardson, YOUR LAST CHANCE. deceased was a member. The interment late of Company I, First New Hampwas at the city cemetery. A large For two weeks only. shire Heavy Artillery, has answered number of friends were present ana Wax records $1.25 per do roll call,, we. his associates in the post the floral tributes were numerous and disc records $2.10 per dox. room for the last several years past, beautiful. Rev. Samuel Blair was the disc records . . . . 4.20 per dox. desiring to place on record his worth T. A. WHALEN, Receiver, officiating Imnlster. do at 2441 Washington Ave. Resolve, first, That In Comrade RichChas. Melghan. Laura M. Melghan, ardson, deceased, we have lost i Now sweet pens. Buy seed of plant THE MEIGHAX comrade whose every sense was en A Skeen 352 Twenty-fourt- h Co., ABSTRACT COMPANY. listed In the upholding and upbuilding street 2408 Washington Are. Phone 662-of our order, one who by his daily' lire If you want ateel or wood filing exemplified the honorable and upright DIGNANS ACADEMY CHANGES. cases, loose leaf ledgers or card index citfsenahip: one In whose sturdy prin a card to C. 8. Pulver, clples were shown the blood of the P. J. Dlgnan. the proprietor, of Dig' systems drop New Fnglander to whom our country or Lake City. Sait nun's dancing academy, has sold his Ogden Is so much Indebted; one with whom Interest in the concern to Edgar Short, Fine Easter lllly blooms for Easter It was a privilege to be associated and W. P. Foster and others, who will orwho we will ever remember as an in pots, and cut flowers. Porter greenganise a company and continue to run house, corner Twentieth and to ourselves and cause. honor Jefferson; the academy. Mr. Dlgnan will leave Second. That while we realize that 260 Z. phone shortly for Salem. Ore., where he will all wn done for him that kind family open a dancing academy. See our display windows for big and friends could do, we feel that for reduction In carpets. Ogden Furni- himself he has secured that rest for By the Maccabees. The place Con ture and Carpet company. which an active and long life not Time Monday, gregatlonal church. always free from pnln entitled him April 4th. at S p. m. What Fine pro Say, come to the Congregational and that we should bow to the will gram. Who YOU. Please come. church Monday evening next that is supreme. Third, That while we sympathize with those that with us are bereft, w point with pride to his IS YOURS A NERVOUS HEADACHE? life for comfort Fourth, That a copy of these reso Countless women suffer with this sort of headache, which lutlons be spread on our minutes and patent medicines and prescriptions fall to cure. They are suffering with Musa copy transmitted to the family. cular Strain of the eyes, and win never be rid of the trouble until H. M. BOND, they adopt glasses. We will guaranee to cure these headaches in two WILLIAM O. RUSSEU. weeks, after wearing the proper glasses which we prescribe. JNO. V. NELSON. Dix-Log- an Mrs. Topham of tha Palace Accepted a Counterfeit Note From a Stranger. Mra. Topham of the Palace rooming house Is out of pocket $9 and has nothing to show for it except a very crude ten dollar bill, which la an apparent counterfeit A stranger called at the lodging house Saturday evening and engaged a room for himself and a friend. He presented in payment the bad bank note and received In change $9. The stranger then left and has not been seen since. 10-ln- ch Y LIMEI LIME! We can fill all orders for lime. Phone 329 Z. Farr Lime company. Buy an incubator and make the poultry business pay. Skeen ft Co. 852 Twenty-fourt- h street - Onion sets are going fast' Dont put off buying too long. Skeen ft Co. 362 Twenty-fourt- h street STATE CONVENTION Salt Lake City April 8th. For above occasion the OREGON SHORT LINE will make an open rate of one fare for the round trip from all points in Utah to Salt Lake. Tickets on sale April 7th, and also, for train leaving Ogden at 10:45 a. m. April 8th. good for return nutii April 9th. REPUBLICAN ' TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY. trial will convince you. J- - s. LEWIS ax CO. Jewelers and Opticians 0 XOW 1 the snd RIGHT so mu,,. ome uniuuul Urgilu, Wl,h A:ra n proof tops, 83.00. ia? ....ran wSiiS; Do It Today C. D. IYE8 Broom Hotel Corner zines and periodicals and the facilities afforded are much appreciated. SPECIAL HOME'S BROKEN LAW. Subject of Dr. Lamkin'e Sermon Baptist Church, Last Night. at At Cost Sale Dr. L. D. Lamkin spoke to a crowded congregation last night upon the The home Broken Laws of Home. in a nation either makes it great or corrupt. Henry Grady , seeing the president's home for the first time, said, This ia the official home of the greatest nation on earth. But later going Into the home of the religious sort, where parents walked humbly before God, he concluded that this is the kind of homes that make this the greatest nation on earth. The speaker set forth the law of inheritance and said the children get from parents bodily. Intellectual and moral likeness. Put the Roman nose on a man and call him Isaac and he la bound to he a Jew. Children are like their parents. Any man who drinks poisonous whisky, who smokes rotten cigarettes,' who corrupts his body, mind and morals should hie pro h lb I ted by law from ever marrying. And any woman who is, fool enough to marry such a man ought to be sent to the insane asylum. Parents lie to their children and then wonder why the children are not honest They neglect to bring them to God when they are young and then wonder why they are not Christiana. Parental responsibility is the greatest a man or woman can assume In life. The services throughout the day wgre marked with great interest and many sought Christ for salvation. The meetings will continue this week with a sermon by Dr. Lamkin every afternoon at 2 oclock and at night at oclock. , There will be Baptism to night and the subject of the sermon will be. "Does It Pay. ' In order to make goods movs quicker we intend during this sale to sell at actual cost our entire line of ed Mens and Boys ..HATS.. Youll find that we have nearly everything in hats. We are also selling at actual cost Our Entire Line of SHOES Mens, Boys, Ladles, Misses', Childrens and Babies Shoes all go at cost prices. REESE HOWELL & SONS Glasses for 50c I ran furnish yon with glssses for SOe, only need reading glssses. I also have th'e latest snd very best, at reasonable prices. A scientific examination tree. Satisfaction guaranteed. , If you Attend the entertainment to be given at the Congregational church next Monday evening. Good speaking, excellent music and a general good time la promised. Be j C. Office P. UTTER , 0. D. ia Jesse J. Driver's Drag Store Particular It will pay you to be particular about your clothing: it costs nothing to be discriminating. We prefer to clothe particular people. We encourage the comparison of our clothing witn that of other clothing houses. Let us show you a Kohn Brothers suit or overcoat,try it on, lookit orercarefafiy, see how it is made, the trimmings used; then of any ask to see the suit manuclass other high comfacturer, tnr it on, afraid pare. Were not of the result. All Union CAZIT A $ y I Made. W CSMfim KSHK CLOTHING COATS that fcecy't thdr ihif. with . Ja&ridu&t) WANTED. well-round- ed A ai nxo that ANY LOXiiuu RIGHT ' later they were married. But that ali the time until ahe escaped from him in February he compelled her to lead a life of the lowest degradation. The charge of vagrancy could not be made to hold good, and the Frenchman, who la a Salt Lake saloonman, waa discharged. James Blackwell, arrested for an assault on la boy named Carl Schurtz, waa discharged. It la said that the boy was prodding Mr. Blackwells cow Ben Tillman, with a pitchfork, on the boy was the and that attack not at all serious. James Flynn, charged with being drunk, was dismissed. George Wilson and Tom Smith were arrested and dismissed. No charge was made against them. Ed Blakely waa arrested Sunday by Captain Brown and Detective Pender, suspected of obtaining money under false pretenses. Officers are investigating the charge. Ray Jones waa arrested Sunday night by Officer Smyth. The policeman caught him coming out of an with alley behind the postofflee bundle which contained some new clothing and a new pair of shoes. It is suspected that his possesion of the goods may-bIllegal and the question of ownership ia being Inveatigated. William Peterson, a sheep shearer, charged with being drunk, waa dia OKK UMBRELLA lalrd Is a monster. She alleges that dally. Here they are supplied with the she eloped with him at Omaha when newspapers and monthly magadally she waa fourteen years old and that Policeman Tout this morning arrest ed Clyde Howard and L E. Poulson on a charge of cruelty to animals. They are said to have driven a horse from ings. The county has purchased a Bean the city to Hot Springs on a dead run spray pump for the spraying of or- yesterday. The case will be tried tomorrow. chards. Dix-Log- IT YOU PUT Girl for general housework; referneces; 2638 Adams. WANTED WANTED To let contract to clean sage brush from GOO acres of land at 83.25 per acre. Morgan Hill Ranch. Deeth. Elko Co., Nevada. All kinds of garden seeds: fresh WANTED Five extra farm hands; stock; western grown. Save money by steady Job. $1.75 per day board $3.60 In Skeen bulk of ft Co., $5s buying per week. Morgan Hill Ranch. Deeth. 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