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Show T RU T H. 'TRUTH Periodically, ever since the government decided on the site st Main and Fourth South streets, Mr. Dooly has gotten up protests and agitations for. a change. All imaginable kinds of misrepresentations have been made regarding the Main street site from the foundation up, which on investigation were proved to be inspired by selfish motives and consequently all failed of their purpose. Noth withstanding the site has been purchased and deeds passed Mr. Dooly is again to the front requesting that the matter be reopened with a view of relocating the site where it would be most advantageous to Mr. Dooly. These he considers reasons strong enough for a change, but the secretary of the treasury will probably not see it in the same light as Mr. gben ELKS CONVENTION. letter. With the exception of the city ut of the Elks wert tht Issued Weekly by Feb. U. There is great re cit, the members Ogden, in the city this v TRUTH PUBLISHING COMPANY. here at the decision of the busiest people joicing South 11 and 12 Central Block. West Second the publication by a morning pap, - 0; Southern Pacific railroad officials to Street, Salt Lake City . that there was aprobaVi-t- , build tbeir line from Lucin across the Wednesday of this city losing the annual - un,. JOHN W. HUGHES. Editor and Manager. Great Salt Lake to Ogden instead of to of the order because of the. Salt Lake City. Ogden people deserve City. Entered at the postnfflee rt Salt Lake hotel men in relation to rute; tor transmission through the malls as Utah, no particular credit for this, and Salt certain second-clamailer. the efEect of putting memW ol Lakers need not blame themselves or had the order on the qui vive. The SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH, FEBRUARY 15,1902. their representatives for failing to railroad people to build to as published was to the effect th at the the SUBSCRIPTION: OF TERMS Salt Lake. The fact is Ogden is the hotel men were going to keep up rates ONE YEAR (In advance) ?55 natural place for the cut off and Salt in such a manner as tohe absolu:-JvbSIX MONTHS 7g Lake is not. The physical conditions THREE MONTHS were prohibitive and intimated that a visitconditions the and physical guided Postmasters sending subscriptions to TRUTH all in favor of Ogden. The railroad ing delegation, composed of W. Allen may retain 25 per cent of subscription price men know their business and that is Kinney, Howard, C. Wede Ker.iper as commission. why Salt Pink Varble and R. S. Brown, of Louis-villwhy Ogden got the cut off and the date have If the paper is not desired beyond would result Lake failed. The had been very shabbily treated subscribed for the puolication should be notimade had been the same if neither city fied by letter two weeks or more before the one hotel man of the city. Later in & by term expires. a single move to secure the prize, Dooly. the day these gentlemen denied the jfc ft ft DISCONTINUANCES. Bill i3 still keeping quiet while Og statement in a card over their own FV want to bring Remember that the publisher must be notified dont Kruttschmidt If his wishes by letter when a subscriber be next sensation its signatures and expressed themselves u paid in his old road to this city we can get to den waits for the . paper stopped; all arrears must he is having secured the best of treatment. ! full. San Francisco by going to Ogden just erratic mayor will spring. That testified to their absolute their paper the same. come hatching some coup there is little They also in there the may Requests of subscribers totohave way By confidence the ability of the city to $ mailed to a new address, secure attention, is that it the and will adimpression when there doubt, as some well as p a of all care time present take visitors. day, Krut, mast mention former the with some in connected dress. way be coast will did But all this not allay the excitbe another line from here to the Bill ement was caused the first publication. As Pubwaterworks. to expected by old communications Truth Address all jerkand then we will boycott your Utah. Lake was Salt There in hot haste" Com City, pa n't. Standard. the mounting in lishing water line from here until breakfaBt roasted Dr. Condon mom from Dan until early He always uses his paper to vent his Nickum, Thomas Homer,evening. time. Joe. is by petty spite and small animus. aItweakM. E. Mulvey, Gus Lyon and The paucity of snow this winter he means many that whips that summer makes it a certainty that next leading members of the order 3 Deputy Mayor Eichnor isnt happy ling into line. The doctor however, other took trail at once and that tot i the both of told adwater, in a letter there will be a scarcity these days. A leading Democrat got back at the mayor which to put on war paint without stopping was read for irrigation and culinary purposes. him a few days ago that While you dressed to the council men were Hotel visited and all sorts c It is talks The lakes and natural reservoirs are fellows can get out a bigger vote on and filed last Monday evening. in. Members of thr indulged that half the people in Ogden order were buttonholed and the at all unusually low and the lack of pre- election day, we can beat you for the strange are afraid of Bill, that is afraid to tendance at the on Wedne, fountains meeting two years afterward, and Denny sadly thwart or oppose him, dreading the cipitation will so affect the was enormous as a result. day night be the in not will receive would assertion. of of supply that the lakes admitted the truth the roasting they Exalted Ruler, Lester Freed, state Standard. Facts cut no figure when at the them. demands upon able to furnish the meeting he had visited, in con roasts his enemies. The with other Elks, the hotels at We have had three seasons of light The councilman who declared that Glasmann is he prefers to use pany impression general the was all reserthat controlling Jack Daveler expreessed themselves as wil children of his imagination rather to precipitation and the subteranean the He said that publ: voirs are pretty well emptied. The editorial expressions of Colonel William than facts, even when the latter would sentiment had been aroused by th worked on the suit his purpose better. th of the article municipal authorities and those inter- Nelson evidently never and that publication to- Tribune and listened to the agreeable ft ft better had tt get of from ested in irrigation many expressions opinion makeit' about outside had themi: the done much economizto aid remarks made by pair The Mayors Congressional bee is gether and devise means for was visits. to deemed their It appoir. is up time. humming and humming, but that is no a committee with executive powers ing the fluid. Every summer there t is it that indication honey. a great waste of water in the city. gathering assist board the informatk The Herald is going to have a home Bill failed to make alliances with either and James C. of public Robertsd A. A. Both factories and residences use a of Leary, is own on Main street. That its need. S. Critchlow, S. G. Ransobofi Miner or Judge McCarty and it John Judge one great deal more than they really Now let rent. than M. paying letter E. Mulvey, James Devine, J. t! as if he would have ' to go it When the supply is plentiful it doe3 of appears associations the numerous building Langley, Ben D. Luce and W. H of the The alone. Republican not matter much, but next summer it n majority Clark were selected. the city get a move on and help it to and other canwant him don't will be different. A system for enforcMany offers from private citizeci party pay for it on the plan they advertise, devised him their homes to the visitor with he an alliance early, should opening that feel didates ing economy were received and with the sentinel othereven if and should be strictly enforced, BY the way the powers are claiming would be fatal to their hopes, worked the up meeting will now be wise the consequence will be very seniority in the matter of friendliness they could depend on him keeping his success. agreement which they cant. They all serious. It was perhaps a good thing to a: for this government during the recent fight shy of Bill when it comes to close that she quarters. At long range they will the situation a bit, as it has put seem to members of the order on their mettle The confirmation of the reappoint- war, it mustin a hard Spain row of stumps coquette with him, but, when it comes indeed was an ends Thomas ment of Post Master to a marriage of interest they take to The local Sunday school union is mat time. that about considerable caused which the woods. Bill will have to go it alone incident ing arrangements for sending delegates of and hoe his own row. disagreement among the members will to the Tenth Triennial Internationi speak English Prince Henry ft ft the political party to which Mr. Thomas this to exceptcountry, Congressman Sutherland is not the Sunday School convention to be held Thomas during his visit Mr. of The opponents belongs. the time he spends at the German favorite he used to be. His actions in Denver June 0 inclusive. The raEj were numerous and bitter in their op- ing roads have a rate of one farej in Washington. the matter of post office appointments plus $2 for granted embassy V Their the round his to reappointment. trip, and tb position friends and former lost his has hotels in Denver will make epeciif many Mr. the Dumber of scoops his break with the machine does not rates. About 90 only ground of complaint was that by Judging delegates will attend Thomas had held office of one kind or it has secured on its competitor of late, for his success either from Utah besides a large number another for a quarter of a century and the News must be contemplating enter- argue favorably others. Rev. Simpkins is chairman for the renomination for Congress or in the be to passed he ought general committee, L. M. Gillilajj they thought the coal business. race. state ing Yet senatorial Senator the so had not secretary; Rev. Paden, chairman of tfcj over for some one who had and other of his close friends executive committee and ProfessfJ Allison Inasmuch as Miss Stone has not say he will be a candidate for the Quay, chairman of the committee ffj many good things from the govern1 ment. It was never urged that the been released for several days it is fair senatorship. Now George is too good transportation. or had been to infer that she is still hoarding with a man to be sacrificed in that way and ft ft post master was inefficient accumen has will he he if any the political all The in Oregon Short Line railroad cofr the brigands. anything but a good officer of that fight, that is if the out keep matter may pany is conducting a Bchool for trafe is in sentiment Oeden positions he has held. The criterion, any holding The Tribune is singing a song to operators at Silver City and efficiei now be regarded as closed and the peoft ft his The standard of for the nex Gus Backman, who wants to change Besides securing the Southern Pacific examinations. ple are fully satisfied that cvis raised to a high point, at in. butt is Dont being title be The will affairs office off which caused politics. cut the four years post great rejoicing oldemployes will have to pass the e in as A administered as far Ogden is congratulating and shaking animation as well as new hands. faithfully and ably come not will Henry Prince that is in the interest of the public, the past term which Mr. Thomas has is where hands with itself, on the prospects of tlm there and Lake Salt as west employment of thoroughly eftiefc a Federal $200,000 served in the capacity of post master. building. getting train men makes traveling more safe. he will miss half of his life. Ogden s star is in the ascendant. With ft ft the cut off, the Federal building and JonN E. Dooly is exceedingly perdelivered be will mail .tte waterworks which Bill is pledged George Sheets and Janney a1 o Hiltons site the to have efforts his in sistent some promptly if addressed to the police to turn over to the city on April 1st. Brown know how it feels to be out to changed Federal building the work, Ogdens future is decidedly roseate. would benefit him station, it where place ss . m-:- per-Bua- de . e, . 5i Enzen-sperge- r, ?! co-opera- te. th-- j 26-3- o - |