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Show DAILY To Make Entry Sept 25. George F. Ballenger. Charles R. Crltchlow. To Maks Entry Sept 26. 2200, William Jordan. To Maks Entry 8spt 27. 2905. Henry M. Msclc. 2974. Andrew Wilson. To Make Entry Sspt 28. SOCg. Adolph Ksln. To Make Entry Sept 29. 1116. George P. Corbett 3122. Edwin H. Lees. 3138. John A. Clynchbaugh. To Maks Entry Sspt 30. 3314. Ira L Reynolds. To Make Entry Oct 2. 3311. George M. Wahlen. Birdie Taylor. William J. Felker. Rolla J. Taylor. Philip W. Knlsely. To Make Entry Oct 3. on - the Wi-- 8m'' i" U"el nr. wi" Not Uintah. L"nd " . In evl- map. tantamount ontheateu. The .oca. winner. many h reservation r. 3444. iLonanmn-lIhl-- ch u ln, chance. when 1 gndJnany are dlaappolnted will have to Tim to ml j the penitentiary. Early In the day t0- - Local Machinists Anxious to See the Latest Railway Invenof registration tion. Commlloner Rlchard. A man cannot Bell hi in person muat file on he Saber, tor file only by being can He bad,. hla Identification through fcptlfud he registered. when Jl, made out aell hi. homcan man 0( eoune a he can relln-qel- ih to to aay, ers that a hto rights, and doing thla for to a frequent thing In the It to done thla way: are up that 1 After the sixty days can take a claim T. vhen anyone to filed on a home-atea- d. the nan who ha hiring drawn a lucky number explaln-poi- nt land office at Vernal and jure to the By thla ho raKUnquIahmenL gjti home-etevins hie homeetead rights. Hla The settlement for U then open of out him Is, course, who man buys the itfht on the ground with and the moment the latter ad He, hla relinquishment the buyer files He also hastens on the homestead. of his ground. This to take possession It the only means of other words, a man selling out In cant sell his but if he gets a good homestead through that chance he can sell hh rights to that homestead, lfany who have drawn numbers, mn below 1!00, will not go after the laL Some lost Interest and gave up as the first lot of 111 were read off. Others would be satisfied with nothing but number one. Then m soon again there are others anxious to go, no matter what number may be The list of lucky homes yest- awarded to them. persons who drew erday is as follows: Ogden To Make Entry 8epL 9. UK. William L. Porter. UN. Oscar B. Madson. Ta Maks Entry Sept. 11. UK John 8. Dean, North Ogden. UK Joieph W. Bailey, U17. Glaaabrennar. Corydon UK Thomas C. lfyers. UK George U. Wenner. T Make Entry Sept. 12. Bit Thomas E. Browning. N. Penrose. . UlTWosei To Maka Entry 8epL 13. UK John CoQtosv Tn Make Entry Sept. 14, Puller. Entry 8epL 15. UK Parley C. Richardson. HIT. Myron Ta Make UK Samuel T. Whittaker. To Make Entry Sept. 16. UK Lewta J. Bucher. IK Alfred Matoant. lUt John w. Austin. U- - Emil & Rolapp. WN Claude D. Ivea llil Moroni 8. Stone. HU. Klcholas Smith. To Make John Entry w. 8ept Wilcox. S. Scovllle. Nathaniel Bailey, j7 18. North Og 8. Macbeth. Entry 8apL 19. Ceorse W. Wilson. Unthus p. Richards. To Maka - John Shlnney. T Maks Entry SspL 20. R. Terry. T Make Entry 8epL 21. John J. Pritchett ' ,am ) BenT C. Simmons WllWam o. Jones 1 khrand Sander. 'mar Duncan. fTank Carr. a Entpy Sept 23. CHURCHES "He says he loves her for what she TEA' B, b 2es, never comes-out or canister. 'KnSSKJijj The Union Pacific mechanical $250. to a W. Gleason pleaded guilty department at Omaha has perfected of petit larceny and will spend charge a weed burner which has been tried the next forty days In the city jalL The with entire success, according to the complaint charged him with the theft statement of a local shop foreman. of a pair of trousers from C, W. The burner Is attached to a gasoline Crouchs place of business. It la said motor, .and aa it proceeds along the that the man was in a had state of In. track sends out sheets of flame which toxlcatlon when the theft was comlt d stray all weeds on either side of ted and did not seem to realise fully the rails and between them. With it what he had done until he sobered up. three men can clear the track of weeds Pat O'Connell, a miner from Park for a distance of twenty miles a day, City, pleaded guilty to drunkenness, while by hand the same number of tut upon making a plea to be allowed men could not clear more than a mile to go back to hla work was given a a day. The burner differs from those suspended sentence of $20 or twenty used by other roads In that it carries days. Its own motive power. All other ears E. Romero, a Mexican, was arraign, are placed on flat cars and pushed by ed on a charge of vagrancy, but ex. locomotives One of these new con- plained to the court that he ashed trivances will shortly arrive in thla poquito Ingles" (understood a llttli city and will tea service on the Short English.) Officer Felker testified that I.lne from Salt Lake to the north. the man had money when arrested, but that hla actions were auspicious. When two railroad men made complaint about Romero he took him in custody. At the police station one of the two who caused the arrest of Romero, a Klo Grande Western engineer, got into a heated argument with Sergeant Tout Church of the Good Shepherd, cor- over allowing the defendant to go on ner Grant and Twenty-fourt- h street, $10 ball and refused to appear to give Alfred Brown, rector. Ninth Sunday Aa evidence agalnat the Mexican. after Trinity. Early celebration, 7:30 there were no witnesses against Rom. a m. ; Sunday school, 9:45; morning pro he was allowed to go. prayer and sermon, 11; evening pray, er and sermon, 8 p. m. THE DOG DAY8 ARE COUNTED AT THE TOURAINE First Methodist Church, Rev. Bam uel Blair, pastor 10 a. m., Sunday NEW YORK, Aug. 19. There Is school. Prof. W. L. Underwood, super- great consternation among the aristointendent; 11 a. m, preaching by the cratic guests of the Touraine hotel, pastor. Claes meeting by the pastor. one of the swelleat hotels In Brook7 p. m., Epworth League devotional lyn, where one may have apartments services; Sp.nL, preaching by the at $150 to $200 a month. On every pastor. Everybody Is invited to these one of the twelve floors of the hotel services. there are Indignant ladled bitterly protesting agalnat the Inhuman and The Christian Science Society holds heartless wretches conducting the service at 11 a. m. In the Congrega- hotel and vowing vengeance. And all tional church edifice, corner of Adams that commotion was caused by the oravenue and Twenty-fift- h street Sub- der from the management that after Sunday school today no doga of any breed and des ject Christ Jesus. at 10 a. m. In the basement Wednes- crlptlon would be allowed In the hotel. day testimonial meetings are held at The rule against dogs had been In 8 p. m. The public Is cordially in- force in the hotel ever since it was vited to attend these services. opened, but on an evil day some time last year the manager of the hotel First Presbyterian Church, John Ed' could not resist the sweet smile of one ward CarvA, pastor. Morning ser- of the feminine guests. He rescinded to the order against dogs In her-cas- e, vice at 11; theme, "The First Redemp tion Gift and That Which Waa Done permit her to keep a "darling poodle" With it" Evening services at 3; sub- In her room. The manager soon reject, "Dream Life, Ita Shadow and gretted his weakness. Scarcely a week Reality." Sunday school at 10 o'clock. passed since then that some charming At them services the music will be: guest did not come to him and asked Contralto solo. Miss Clare; violin of for perhilsslon to bring some dog to fertory, Mr. H. M. Lins ley; pianist her apartments. Among the dogs belonging to guests Mr. Herman Fleer. of the hotel were many of considerable else and corresponding ferocity. There First Church of Christ Scientist Services at church edifice, comer of were many dog fights and highly dra matte scenes between the owners of Lincoln avenue and Twenty-fourt- h street at 11 a m. Subject, "Christ the canines. Last week the manager Jesus." Sunday school at 10 a. m. counted up and found that there were Regular Wednesday evening meetings no less than 126 dogs In the hotel, 121 st 8 oclock. At this meeting testi- of whom are of the "bad kind." The monials are given of the healing of manager was appalled and, when In sin and sickness All are cordially In- addition to that two of his dog-levited to theae meetings The Chris, guests gave up their apartments betlan Science free reading rooms In the cause they could not stand the anEccles building, suite 312, are open noyance by the dog colony, he quickly He prepared a m. rame to a decision. dally, except Sunday, from 10 letter which circular he sent to every to 13 in. and 2 to 6 p. m. All are welIn the house, ' requesting come. them to give up either their dogs or HE WAS MI8TAKEN. their apartments. shops. and Who They Are Cjn,, Will Remain In Ogden West to Take Occupations of 8eme of the Local Rumors of His Rsmoval to Salt Winners st the Uintah Land Arc Without Any Foundation. Drawing. William - Porter is eltj sexton unl J. I.. Keating, baggage and depot proprietor of Porter's greenhouses; agent In this city, who is the princiOscar B. Madsen, county commission-er- ; pal party concerned In a half column Joseph W. Bailey, sheriff of We-l-- story which appeared In a local newsMy ere. guard paper this morning relative to rumors county; Thomas at the state Industrial school; Thomas tliar he would be transferred to Salt Iuke City after the last of the month .(Im font cw. confectioner; Myron Ful-:- i, and that his sister would be made Iiarbcr; Parley C. Richardson, cashier of the baggage department In clerk with Kara Richardson; Samuel place of Cliarlee Clements, denies the Whitaker, architect; Lewi J. Buch-e- i, story. er When seen by s State Journal cmitractor and builder; John W. this morning Mr. Keating took list in. clerk Oregon Short Line; Em-- s inmir.-.iicK.iliii-p- . real estate and i.ther unkindly to the report and said: "No, sir; there to not a word of of liiuiril of education; Claude in that story, and I am suruth M. lies, men's furnishings; 8. Slime, clerk fieoigo A. Isiwc company; prised that any paper will permit the N ie hulas Smith, fruit grower; John ublicatlou of anything Ilka that It Wilcox, grocer; Lester R. Scovllle, is true tliat my sister to now acting broom-make- r; Alexander 8. Macbeth, In the capacity of an assistant in the lumber; George W. Wilson of Wilson aggnge department, but that to only :ros. com puny; Iiintliua P. Richards, temporary and during the absence of conductor Ogden Rapid Transit com-nn- John Gay, who lias gone on a vacaJohn Shlnney, helper Southern tion with the choir to Portland." Other officials of the Harrlman ai'lflo company; William O. Jones, as well of the Union Depot Ran-i- ll roads, Isbrand mplnynient agent; company, ware Interviewed on the r. pointer; Delimit Duncan, elecmatter and each of them entered Only Five Councilman Turn Out to trician; Frank Parr, engineer Utah & Ight Railway company; Daniel W. strong denials of the truth of the Special Mooting. rumors. One of them T'.urt, car repairer Southern Pacific tubllshed ontpany; Peter A. Ilerdtl, bookkeeper closed his remarks by saying: They Only liw members of the city councein to know more about our busicil responded to a call for a special John Reowerort A Sons company; ness than we do." A. Arnold Spitz, carpenter; Edward meeting lust night and as a result conductor Geo. Union Boyd, Paelfic; nothing of importance was taken up. The ballots of the recent bond elec- I. Ballenger, bricklayer: Henry M. PROPOSED RACE IS ATTRACTING ATTENTION tion were hastily gone over, the result Mack, secretary nnd treasurer Ogden & Elevator company; Andrew of which revealed nothing except that Milling (ARSON, Nev., Aug. 19. H. A. Wilson, fruit grower; Edwin H. Lees, which has already been published. who will start from Carson Ijcmmon, A date waa arranged for a visit to biakeman Bln Grande Western; Ira or. tlio evening uf August 25th and enReynolds, clerk Southern Pacific the curbing and guttering on Twenty, deavor to beat tlie (1 union local train company; George M. Wahlen, teamstreet AfLincoln avenue. and eighth that starts at the same time, Into Sacter this an adjournment was taken. ster; William J. Felker, . patrolman; ramento, lias been w&nicd by the disHolla J. Taylor, driver for Shupe Wilof El Dorado county trict attorney W. liams Candy company; Philip LARGE ROUND HOUSE AND that he must not violate the speed REPAIR SHOPS AT CARLIN Knlsely, clerk with George A. Lowe laws In force there. company. The official warns him that an imCARLIN, Nev., Aug. 19. Th mall stage piles dally between portant Southern Pacific has begun the erecOGDEN AUTOMOBILE CLUB. and Talloc Place rvllle, and that many tion of a fifteen-sta- ll round house, an teams are using that road, which other turn-table, elghty-foand a large reFirst Organization in ths 8tate Was to exteremely narrow and dangerous. pair shop at this place. The machine Perfected Hare Last Night. He says the auto party must be careshop will be 67x145 feet In else, and ful to avoid accidents, but adds. In a wlU be fitted with the heaviest maA very enthusiastic meeting of the sympathetic vein, that If Mr. Lemchinery for handling the engines and Automobile club was held at mon will give him the schedule he excars that will be sent here for hasty Ogden the offices of the secretary In this city pects to make, he will have the stage repairs, when they cannot be cared last The following officers and other vehicles traveling this road night for In the ahops at Sacramento and O. J. Stllwell, pres! wait for him at various stations In were elected: Sparks. The shops are to be comArchie Bigelow, order that his field may be clear. dent; pleted by next summer, and will em- Dr. The proposed race between the train U.' V. Wlthee, secretary; Dr. F. ploy' from 150 to 200 men when they W. Baker, treasurer; John A Smith, ar.d the auto to attracting much atare completed. , assistant secretary; L. H. Becraft, tention In this section. A strip of land 300x1800 feet In diand by-laConstitution captain. mensions has been purchased by the were adopted. The club now haa s company for the shops, and this to THE JOURNAL 10 CENTS A WEEK. membership of thirty-on- e. being Inclosed by a high board fence. Other Improvements will probably be HI8 SUMMER QUEST. made, Including coal bins and large oil tanks. Carlin to an important diNodd Where did you spend your vision point, and all trains will, after vacation? the construction of the shops, stop About Todd Looking for a place where I here to change engines. Property In could be comfortable. Brooklyn Life. the city has materially Increased In value since the announcement of the When you consult ms about A Touching 8tory companys plana your eyes you maka no mistake. I have all the latest to the saving from death of the baby ONE FELLOWS 8CHEME. Instruments and machinery girl of George A. Eyler, Cumberland, At the age of 11 Md. He writes: for testing eyes and grinding Old Rocksey The young man who months our little girl was in declining lenses. I have been brought health, with serious Throat Troubu, marries my daughter must be rich. In the business and have up two physicians gave her up. We Impecune Well, sir, 1 dont know of and spent many years perfecting were almost In despair, when we reany better way to get rich than to solved to try Dr. King's New Discovmyself for the work. I bemarry her. Puck. lieve' I can fit glasses second ery for Consumption, Coughs and Colds. The first bottle gave relief; to none. A trial will conafter taking four bottles she was THE BEST EVIDENCE. us both. vince health." cured, and to now In perfect Never tolls to relieve and cure a cough Managing Editor But why areyou or cold. At Ogden drugrwts, 50c au-sure the war is really over? Trial bottle free. $1, guaranteed. Expert Manufacturing Optician. Cable Editor Theyve let one of our 2412 Wash. Ave. YOUR MONEY BACK. war correspondents get to the front" RICHARDSON A GRANT. Puck. I- er t. . re-ort- y; ot nt Facts J '(Eyes) J. T. Rushmer ON ALL Refrigerators Perfection Oil Stoves Ranney B. and B. Wickless Oil Stoves dog-own- er A Boyd. Skilling, preliminary hearing for Monday next William J. Crosby was arraigned on a charge of grand larceny. He stated to the court that he waa not represented by attorney and had been trying to communicate with one, but had not ns yet succeeded In getting word to one. with the After a conference will mt the the county attorney judge date of the preliminary. The defendant Is accused of stealing a watch from the person of a man who was asleep at the rear of a Twenty-fift- h street saloon. His bond was fixed at p J. L Keating The Lucky Ones Arrives In Utah kentuep.) wi,i a Anold Spit, Edward and railroad men are awaiting with Interest to see one of the latest of Inventions In railway circles a weed burner, a sample of which la soon to arrive In the local Local machinists PAGE FIVE. 1905. ss Daniel w. Burt T Mak. Entry 8ept 22. Sarah Lyon. ' Raymond Field. '' Peter A. HerdtL ' Murphy Haa Before Him Large Number ef Alleged Criminals. in default of bond. Frank Johnson was arraigned on the 1harKe of assault with a deadly wea-l- n uiMin Albert colored, Johnson, i';Khi before last in the Turf saloon on Twenty-fourt- h street. Ills bond was fixed nt $500 and It Is extremely probable that the cam will be set for Myer. 19, hief Burris There were several arraignments In the police court this morning on serious charges, but as the county attorney was not present the date of the preliminary examinations waa not set. The defendants were committed Weed Destroyer settlement If thln without starred JJetane- -. Judge Await Gasoline to- -t that they actually make Eureka SATURDAY, AUGUST Serious Charges and thi. "number." yiue of STATE JOURNAL. Are Arraigned On 2701. 2768. rights el,nqush RESERVATION. UTAH NOTHING Success Gasoline Stoves TO BRAG OF. la" Robbie (proudly) Weve got a baby "How do you make that out 7" up to our house that Just came the "Easy; he loves her for what he other night Elnle (disdainfully) Oh. that Isn't thinks she is" Houston Post anything stylish. They're common our washwomans YOUR MONEY BACK. things; got one. RICHARDSON A GRANT. Philadelphia Press. "He's mistaken." pack of a rwbahMk. BOYLE FURNITURE CO. |