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Show vuk DAILY UTAH STATE JOURNAL son, strong as Mil.v--a striking examr the ple of an earlier generation American giant. He is earning thou-sunOGDEN. UTAH, Littlefield. A. D. 1896 in fees as a prictlcing mining ky E, A. j. In Bullfrog at the ago of 71. lawyer .Publiohors . cut Journal Co Stewart bought u lot at Bullfrog (incorp00144 nine months ago. before a score of people had settled in the town tluit now liiiii.ors several Officer: hustling thou. .President sands. When tents at a pregmurthwalte. mium for .. f of subpurposes ordinary If. Bron-ninsistence. Treasurer lumber and the and furnishings Littlefield-Sec, that have contributed to make his Directors: desert home w.-rbeing drawn A. Littlefield, across the desert from Tonopah, nine, i gmurthwalte, EL W. Browning. ty miles to the north, via V. if cwillUra, W. Goldfield, by John mule teams. The Cannon. J. Frank JV J ohnson. expense was enormous, but the senator was not to be ttr- denied. t ....Manager Meteor It 1 enough for me," lie said today, City Circulator "to see the great dykes on Ladd mounFoster H6 8. tain, Bonanza mountain and Mont" to ADVERTISERS: gomery mountain, that lay hard by must be In the the town of Bullfrog, to realize that sdvertialng copy insertion on this spot, where the townslte has insure to p0UI evening been platted, must arise In time to be next day. matter eeond'claM the M greatest mining camp the west has 10. 1903, at the pootofflce at ever seen. In Goldfield, on the same Act of Congress stretch of mountainous desert, eightunder ' Utah, Jtn. een months ago town lots sold for $50 ? Baich 3. 137 to street to lino that have since fetched $5,000 415 Twenty-fourt- h Office: Goldfield Is a great camp. It $g,00a. Closed on Sunday. P- - m. abounds In great gold mines that have Open tin already made their mark and seem Terms of Subscription. destined to contribute to the world's 10c week gy carrier, per 60c gold supply at the rate of anywhere month v mall, per from five to twenty millions per year. if collected by circulBy carrier, I think I gave Goldfield as careful an 60c ator, per month examination as any man could who do not receive their had at his beck the best talent among golxcrihers who the country's mining engineers. I be-- psr, or have any cause for corthis of-I- lieve In Goldfield. But when I came notifying will by oblige net Five dollars reward will be paid here I saw what struck me aa the opwill lead to the portunity of a lifetime. It has come to, information that of conviction persona ateal-t- to me late, but even in my advanced URst and Journal from years I could not forsake what apState The of copies of suhacrlbera. peared to me to be the greatest opBm premia portunity of a mans life. If I had Telephones. twenty grandsons I would plant them Bell, 6641 ring all there and let them Bualneea Office grow up to be Ind., 6641 ring millionaires course of this the during ...Belt 664 3 rings present decade. Editorial Room There are more surInd., 664 1 rings face indication on Ladd, Bonanza and mountains of great Montgomery mlnes-to-b- e than mining historians LABEL have ever chronicled within so small a radius of territory three miles. The opportunities are tremendous. I have 3 Interviwed a dozen of the country's greatest mining engineers who have been here, and not one but says the showings are marvelous. "In the first year of the Comstock, BID OF which ultimately produced nearly rs of a billion in bullion, if; only $100,000 worth of ore was mar$75 keted. That was before they had the !.v IS ON STAMPEDE INTO THE mills. And in the second year of the Comstock only $2,000,000 was realised. BULLFROG COUNTRY. Here at Bullfrog, notwithstanding the fact that at the beginning we were miles from any railroad and are ninety Ntw Discoveries Made Daily and a week of being within within yet Scores Are Going Into the New alxty-fiv- e miles from one at Goldfield; Diggings Daily. where water has only recently been develoied in sufficient quantities to minister to the thirst of man, beast ti GOLDFIELD, Nev., Sept 2. Former and mill; where only the most hardy United 8 late Senator tVUllam M. could hope to survive at the beginning, Stewart of Nevada, who up to March more ore has been shipped to the t o ( thla year had worn the toga et smellers In nine months than In the first year of the Comstock and more unremittingly for three decades, ore has been blocked out underground k the hero of one of the most aensa-Uon- il by millions than In Virginia City at booms that ever struck a the same period. western mining When the mills of a thousand camp. A stampede is to get into capacity, how planned, shall stamps e sixty-fivmiles Bullfrog, In and the work Is begun be operation mth, where remarkable gold dlscov- of reducing the hundreds of thousands are being made dally. Scores of tons of ore that the surface showpeering en mute through Goldfield, ings and early development work alWhig Into the new diggings. ready indicate are emboweled In these Amid draperies of chints and hang-h- n three wonderful mountains that, neighbor the town of Bullfrog, then the o geranium-colore- d silk, with will know that another won91 curtains of white satin, you are country der gold camp hna been bom. By OcInto the desert home at Bull-o- f tober 1 the boom will be at Its height the former senatorial Titan. and I look to see the early dayp of Heeilve chairs and settles of carved Cripple Creek, Tonopah and Goldfield G. Florentine duplicated." cabinets freshly All the wild scenes that marked the costly specimens of Sevres days of Cripple Creek, Tonopah early 104 Limoges china meet the( eye on and Goldfield are being enacted In elde. The walls are covered Bullfrog. Town lota are being picked la email pictures chiefly portraits up by speculators, but an attempt miniatures of great men, whose being made' to withhold their sale exan inclination ve keen heard for the coun-I- n cept to those who show to settle in the camp permanently. A the senate chamber or dozen gambling houses are In full tails of congress W ebster, Clay. blast. The dink of twenty-dolloun- Conkling. Hoar, Blalnej Sher-ncl- n, gold pieces can be heard everywhere. rs millionaire Hay, McKinley, Cannon, Mining engineers, an,l Bryan. The room would be proand ample of exquisite taste, luxury moters and tradesmen of the proscomfort anywhere; In Bullfrog, perous looking sort, throng the streets. lees than a year ago men died There Is a notable absence of the ragr,t and few white men had ever tag element, due to the expense atrated where no habitat bad yet tendant on getting into the new the sweeping, land-- J country. f engebruah, sand and deeert-r- -t t stopping place .Vice-Preside- ter ca of I T three-quarte- ld ' ar mine-owne- "d Jt aun-bum- ed lon past three score and Stewart's massive frame and kR, Patriarchal white beard Indicate jJtaous vitality and energy. He fa Mke a Stalwart hairy aa Sam TEA Good tea. close price, There no other way to build a good business or j , a good' business. ... l' )y my fpiOrtlh URIC ACID In the blood causes Rheumatism, Sciatica , Lumbago, Neuralgia and Gout. You an remove the ause by waring one of our REX RHEUMATIC RINGS Manufactured By th R RhfunaU Ring Co.. HanfJri. CoorKikuL Pkick $2.00 Paul W. Steelier Ogden, Utah UNION DEPOT TIME CAR and K. 1,. I"'1 i.i 51"n a inoiitn .1.1 u:-- .t o: .il.u u.:i'av bond. lie lai Our six ? IumI in .Vuuuiva mul .iicior..! by a.i Make .wii'ii.tiiig. The Daily State Journal Your Messenger railroad. u-,1- Xt Srhiml I.., nif n! fur r.ituloKt.t.-3ioi- Ti'li'Ki.iimy, V li.;-I'lillial- l, All.ilit.i. Y I .a CroKKt', U i IVx.ti k.i.i Tex., San Fran fm o. rat. (I.i., It will deliver your bunm ... uli. nuuncemciits in tlie lion: .. t,,. rogressive people of tvs,n i;i a manlier that will insure ti., ir read, considered and L U )u-latl- al N--o- inki LEARN TELEGRAPHY nt j v PAGE SEVEN. 2, 1905. BU8INE8S CARDS. jj v, SEPTEMBER tatr Journal fflab kee SATURDAY. i . ARCHITECTS. J. Utah Loan . f A. SMITH, Trust Building. A Fa. Depart Mall Overland Limited for Omaha. Council Bluffs, Denver. Kanaaa City and East, daily PAINTING AND PAPER HANGING. No. 4. Atlantic Express for FOSTER A HOBSON, Painters, Denver. Omaha, Council Decorators and Sign Bluffs, Kansas City and Writer j. All work given prompt atall Point East, dally... tention at right prices Hell 'phone Arrive. 772-Ind. 231. 277 Twenty-fourt- h No. I. California Express etreet. roar Council from Bluffs, Omaha. Denver. Kansas EMVL0YMErTp0FFICIL mewHHmmwHH444ee4W44mes F. C. WOODS A CO First Nat. Rank Building. and 56 67, Paper-- WANTED. Hangers, MISCELLANEOUS. 'VANTED A girl for general house- PLATi work. Must be a good cook. Good ord.-St. wage. Cull at 548 Twenty-fift- h 335 T r Xj.j y Ms. Mur.lo.'k, .u.g.y, street. WANTED To rent good house of 6 DR. N .l:ls -'!T' rl XL1ST: nri jn: or 6 rooms. Must be modem. Ad2361 1 in a wm: J - s. dress' A, State Journal office. OSTRfiTi ,Sy,.d and .irl.it MRS. THOS JEN- WANTED Agents sell $15 to $25 KINS T!.;rty-th!r- ,l f. and Pacific. Tel. dully easy and take 8tamp 626 K to A. 2861 Washington avenue, Ogden, Utah. MONEY TO LOAN. SITUATION WANTED First class BALA 1C 1.1 ITInll.E The money you need mui l.ii.l It hard o get cun be Japanese cook wants position In i auppl:-iiickly without seprivate family or small restaurant or rl.iiiiHciiK-nt- . or knowledge curity h 271 Twenty-fourtGeorge Mlesukami, of ii"yoi.c. We treat c cry body street. alike Same tonne to all. Payments to n'!t your own convenience. Your WANTED Settlers to locate on good credit once established at my office, homesteads of 80 acres each under you can get money at a moment's notice, fall and get my term. No United States government trouble to talk it over with you. James Iverson A Co., Burley, Ido. D. D DRAKE. 410-1Ereles Bldg. Phones: Rell WANTED Office cleaning or house600-Home: 499. Office open work wanted by competent person. from 8:30 a. m. ta 6:31 p. m. Mrs; Becker, 2734 Monroe. Bell SOME PRIVATE MONET In phone 408-amounts as low XX L' 278 26TU No. Denver, ALLEN -- 1 412 TRANSFER CO., No. Albern Alien, Prop. lirmtute Van and Storage. Office. mteot. Phone No. 22. LINCOLN HOTEL. Centrally located. Rates: 11. I'D to I led per day. Special rale by the mouth. WILL M. IJTTINGKR, Mgr.. 830 23d Street ABSTRACTOR. F. B. DEVOTO, of Title Bondad and Licenses. Twenty-fourt- h street. A bitractor 369 HARNESS. Y. as $400 on city or GEORGE E. CROSS, ver cent. HUNTER Wholesale Manufacturer and Dealer in Harness, Saddles, Collars, Whips, etc.; Blankets and Robes at cost Maks a 0 MONET LOANED On any security. Large sums at banker's rates; salary and stove. 189 Twenty-fift- h street loans. Service quick and confidentiaL Western Brokerage Company, 121-- 4 WANTED A hoy to do chores for Ecclea Blddg. room and board. 1834 Wash. WANTED Second ' hand furniture speclulty of hand-mad- e Buggy Harness. Call on George, where you will get your repairing done right. 418 24th street. 'Phone, Ind.. 98. BEAUTY PARLOR. Hair Dressing. Facial Massage, Mani 8UMMON8. curing, Electric Beauti Trail inents. 169 Twenty-fift- h lluoni 72, fifth floor, Opera House IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF Boloe. Bell street block. Edith 'plum the Second Judicial District of the 489-Ind. phone 1188. in of State for WANTED Solicitors tor accident and and the county Utah, healtn insurance. As good as the1 of Weber Sidney Steven Implement PARKER ft CO. very best. Easy seller. Big Rock Springs, Castle Gate. Diamond a corporation, plaintiff, vs, comiiany, Address Warren Foster, C. C. Howard, James Vamey Sr., C. J. and Cumberiund Coal. 24th and Wall. general agent. No. 601 Templctdn Both 'Phone. Green and Gertrude A. Vamey, defendBldg.. Salt Lake City FOR FURK-ishe- d ants. WANTEDTENANT PROFESSIONAL CARD8. The Stale of Utah to the said dewill accommodate room; 10 M. M. rear E. E. three. THO. MALONEY, Ave; fendants: church. Lawyer. You are hereby summoned to appear Referee In Bankruptcy. 2442 Wash within twenty days after the service of FOR RENT. Ington Ave. Ind, 'Phone. this summons upon you, If served J. D. 8KEEN, FOR RENT Six room brick, modem within the county in which this action Attorney-at-LaN. H. is brought otherwise, within thirty Rooms 49 and 60, First National Bank conveniences, well located. Ives, 209 Ecclea, Bldg. days after service, and defend the building, Ogden, Utah. above entitled action; and In case of ARTHUR E. PRATT, FOR RENT-Ne- wly furnished front your failure so to do judgment will be Attornsy-at-LaEcclea Building. room. 2656 Adame. rendered against you according to the ALFRED W. AGEE. FOR RENT Five-roohouse, 2326 prayer of the complaint of which a Attorney at- Law, Clerk filed with the Adam. Enquire Richardson ft copy Is herewith Ecclea Building. 212, of the above entitled Court Grant. Z. -tf 21 m -- FOR RENT An eight-roohouse, 2S32 Jfcfferaon. m JOSEPH CHEZ, ESQ., Plaintiff's Attorney. 1 First National Addresa modem P. O. FOR RENT Four room house; water Bank building, Ogden Utah. slw5. inside; lawn and shade; fine location; $13.00. Enquire $27 Twenty-thir- d. SUMMONS. IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF the Second Judicial District of me Slate of Utah, in and for the County FOR SALE. of Weber. (Mrs.) E. E. McFadden, FOR SALE Stock ranch, 640 acres; plaintiff, vs. M. F. Costello, defendant 200 acres fenced, mostly in meadow, The State of Utah to the said Ofwild and tame grass. Plenty of wafend ant: You are hereby summoned to apter and timber close. Situated in within twenty days after the serBox Elder county. Enquire 8. J. pear of this summons upon you. if vice Ryan, 2182 Washington avenue. nerved within the county In whlcn this action Is brought, otherwise, within thirty days after service, and dcftii.1 FOR SALE Thoroughbred English the above entitled action; and In cac pointers . from registered parents. of your failure so to do Judgment will be rendeted against you according to 740 Twenty-eight- h street the demand of ihe complaint, of whi-'i- i FOR SALE Ten acre farm and small a copy Is herewith filed wllh the cicrk house, stable and chicken sheds, to "t the above court. JOSEPH CHEZ. sell for $600. Four miles from town. Plaintiffs Attorne . Would consider trade for Ogden 40-P. O. addt-esi- : First National Hunter ft Kennedy. property. Bank Building Ogden. Utah. (0-4- E. M. CONROY, FOR SALE Fine, modem brick resiASSESSMENT NOTICE. dence. All Improvements and conSTOCKHOLDERS OF THE OVERveniences. Bargain if sold at once. LAND MINING ft MILLING COM2234 Adame. PANY. ATTENTION! FOR SALE Child's oak bed, with At a meeting of the board held In folding sides, mattress and springs; Ogden City, Utah, August 22, 1905, an Cost $5.00. $14.00. Also Jewel assessment of half a mill per share range. In good order. 2819 Wash- wae levied against the capital stock ington avenue. of the corporation, the same payable FOR SALE A nice home, cheap. 2265 Immediately to Joseph Goddard, secstreet OgMonroe avenue. retary, at 330 Twenty-thir- d den City, Utah. If not paid by SepFOR SALE Household furniture at tember 21, 1906, the stock win be ad877 Twenty-fourt- h Bell etreet. vertised as delinquent and if not paid 'phone 7X1-with costs of advertising on or before 7. October 25, 1905, sufficient shares OR RESIDENCE, FURNISHED 1080 Oak St furnished. thereof will be sold at public auctloa. 330 Twenty-thir- d at street, at 3 oclock roR SALE Bath cabinet; good as 3368 Bell p. in. of that day, to pay delinquency, ntw. Washington. a cost 'of advertising and expense of phone 66t-A BARGAIN Furniture and carpets ale. JOSEPH GODDARD, of a flat, modem. Secretary of Company. lease cheap for cash, or will trade (Dated Aug. 28. 1905.) for real estate. Call or addresa: Pniace. 250 25th St DELINQUENT NOTICE. BOARD AND ROOM. of the board of directors of the Ogden-NevaMining OR FURNISHED ROOMS. WITH company the sale of stock delinquent without board . 248 Twenty-sixt- h In payment of assessment levied July street. until 1, 1905, la hereby postponed BOARD WITH OR WITHOUT Monday, September 1L 1905, at I room. 23ii? Lincoln avenue. p. m. at Room 5, First National WANTED BOARDERS WANTED, (dock Bank Building, Ogden, Utah. with or without room. 614 Twenty-fourt- h O. A. KENNEDY, Secretary. street UN-s-7-8- da 23. M. D corner street and Grant avenue. Carrs drug store, Over Twenty-fift- h JOSEPH CHEZ, Attorney and Counsellor at Law. 41 and 48 First National Bank Bldg OGDEN, UTAH Notary In office. W. U. Telegraph code. Bell 'Phone 342-Independent 9. pj. SOUTH OF OGDEN. DeparL No. 4. Eastern Express.. 4:10 No. 8. Portland, Butte and Pocatello for Balt Lake 7:20 a.m. City, dally No. 6. Local to Salt Lake 8:30 a.m. City, daily No. 12. Cache Valley to 10:40 a.m. Salt Lake City Bale. for No, 2. Limited Lake, Provo, Nephl and 3:40 p.m. Juab, dally No. 10. Portland, Idaho Falls Pocatello, and to Salt liSOp-m- , Lake City, dally Arrive. No. 9. Butte and Pocatello Express from Salt Lake City and Intermediate 12:50 am. Points, dally No. 6. Atlantic Exprese from Salt Lake City and Intermediate P o I n t a 8:05 am. daily No. 7. Pocatello, Idaho Fells, Portland Express from Salt Lake City, daily.. 11:35a.m. No. 1. Fast Mall from Salt 2:45 pm. Lake City, dally No. 1L Cache Valley Express from Balt Lake ' City, Provo, Nephl and StlSpm. Juab, dally No. 3. Eastern Express .... 7:05pm. x. 297. HENDERSON . 41 3:30 SlOOpjM. dally Fast Mall KitM, NORTH OF OGDEN. DeparL No. 9. Pocatello and Butte 1:19 am Express, dally No. 7. Faat Mall for Pocatello, Idaho Falls and 12:05 pm. Portland, dally No. 11. Cache Valley Ex5:20 p.m. press. dally Arrive. No. 8. Fast Mall from Portland and Batte 7:00 a.m. dally No. 12. Cache Valley Ex- 10:35 a.m. preaa, daily No. 10. Pocatello and Idaho Falla Express, dally .... 0:00 pan. furniture and WANTED Second-han- d stoves wanted at s.sa HOTELS. 1, WANTED Furnished house of four farm property at or five rooms. 830 Thirtieth street A KENXEDT. 8:45 Limited Council Kansas City. and all Points Overland front Omaha, 1. Bluffs. BAGGAGE AND EXPRESS. one-hal- and East, dally... City EMPLOYMENT BUREAU, -lied, li.'il phone 70S. 7i!t Rooms Building. ft MAC MILLAN La w. Attorneys-a- t 14 to II First National Bank T. D. JOHNSON Lawyer. and 9 First National Bank Rooms Building. II DeparL I Atlantic Mail for Salt Lake City, Provo, and all Points East.,.. 7:45 am. No, 12. To Salt Lako City and Intermediate Points 0:00 am. dally No. 14. Salt Lake Special ..2:15p.m. No. 2. Atlantic Limited for Salt Lake City, Provo, Leadvllle, Pueblo, Denver and all Points East, 2:50 p.m. daily ffo. 4. Atlantic Express tor Salt Lake City, Pueblo, Denver and all Points 7:00 pm. East, dally Arrive. No. A Pacific Express from Denver, Pueblo, Provo, Salt Lake City and all 12:05 a. m. points enit, daily No. 13. Ogden Special ...,11:20a.m. No. A Pacific Limited from Balt Lake City, Provo, Denver and all Points 11:30 a.m. East No. 1. Pacific Mail from Denver, Pueblo, Leadvllle. Salt Lake City and all Points East, Jmlly... 2:40p.m. No. 1L Local from Sanpete 7:00 pm. Valley No. A . R. P. HUNTER Notary Publte end Conveyoncor. Room 6. First National Bank Bldg. DR. D. N. SMITH Booms 61-1- 2 Dontist National Bank Bldg. Flit FRATERNAL SOCIETIES. B. OGDEN LODGE NO Lodge and club rooms second floor Masonic building, 2416 WashRegular meetings ington avenue. every Tuesdaj evening. J. A. Howcil. E. R.; J. H. Knauas, Secretary. P O. ELKS 719 BROTHERHOOD RAILWAY TRAIN-me- n, lodge No. 68 Meets Ogden every Wednesday evening at 7:30. C. E. Slain. Master; A. L Ilowe, Secretary; E. M. Munaey, Collector. . OGDEN UNION, NO. 173, ORDER OF Washington Meets every Tuesday evening at 8 oclock In A. O. U. W. hall. H. A. Sims. President; Walter Richey, Secretary. No. JUNCTION CITY LODGE NO. 86, Order of Odd Fellows Meets In L O. O. F. hall every Thurs- No. day evening. Visiting brothers cordially Invited to be present E. A. No. Littlefield, N. G-- : Walter Richey. No. Secretary. SOUTHERN PACIFIC OGDEN LODGE NO. 2. KNIGHTS OP Utah Pythian Sleets at Castle hall. MonNational hank building, every day evening. Visiting brothers cordially Invited. J. C. Delmore. C. C.; L N. Meld. K. of R. and S WOOD51EN OF TIIE WORLD WE-b- er camp No 74 meets In K. of P. street hall, comer of Twenty-fourt- h avenue, every and Washington Thursday evening it 8 p. in. Visiting Woodmen cordially Invited to attend. William Doyle. C. C.; E. Aut'n. Clerk. First National Bank building. DeparL Pacific Expreaa tor San Francisco and Intermediate points, dally. 4:30 am A Pacific Express hrough to Ban Francis,11:19saii co, dally . 1. Overland Limited. . 2:55 pm. 24A Mixed Train. Ogden to Montello,Cortnne and Kelton, dally ex2:15 a.m. cept Sunday Arrive. Atlantic No. (. Express from Sat Francisco, 7:11am. dally .,,, No. 2. Overland Limited... 2:35p.m. Atlantic No. 4. Express from Ban Francisco and Intermediate points dal1:18 p.m. ly 20A Mixed Train from Gorlnne Montello via and Keltan. dally except 8. i,,, 8unday 8:55 p.m. i |