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Show atom PAGE EIGHT. THREE MONTHS FOR TEACHING BOYS TO THEJMRIICT BEG SCIENTIFICALLY n FIGHT OVER Wheelwright Construction Co. and Until the day when November snows William Doyle Battle for begin to fly, Georgs Holtsman will pend his days at hard labor for the Culvert Job. city; all because !e sought to start a privets school, on a commission basis, of professional begging for young boys. Holtsman met up with two or three youngsters yesterday. He started to take them to his room, where he promised to show them an Improved method of Inflicting an exceedingly naturalappearing burn upon either their arm or some other part of their anatomy. Them burns were the requisite for successful begging as an advanced profession; and were said to be harmless, and guaranteed to create sympathy, especially when accompanied by a pathetic story, such as the carefully tutored youngsters might tell to d listeners with money. The first thing necessary for such parasites as Holtsman Is to procure one or two young boys. The next Is to Inflict an Imitation Injury which has by the Wheelwright company. At this time all bids were rejected, the appearance of some dread disease and the city engineer Instructed to or terrible hurt. After this, cornea the prepare plane and specifications for the contractors to base their bide upon. insisted that the Mr. Whellwrlght specifications had never been delivered to him and that it was decidedly unfair to allow the contract in thla man- When bids were opened (or the construction of a concrete culvert at the council meeting last night. Is was found that 'William Doyle has bid 1117 for the work, and the Wheelwright Construction Co., $429.27. These were the only bids submitted and a motion was made that the contract be awarded to the lowest bidder, Doyle. A representative of the Wheelwright company who was present In the council chamber, asked permission to aay a few words, and registered a vigorous complaint, against awarding the contract to Doyle, because he said that a week previous when bids were submitted, the. lower bid was offered tender-hearte- ing to the high chief, in return for which they o (times get as much as a svnner. Holtimans pedagogy In the school of mendicancy is ended for at least ninety days, however, for the police happened In upon his little game yesterday and he had not secured sufficient control over the youngsters who were beating their way to prevent their telling the truth. Judge Murphy was scarcely inclined to leniency. - SALARIES OF WEBER COUNTY ner. There were seven councllmen present and when the motion to allow the contract to Doyle came to a vote, only live voted for it The motion was lost. Then the city fathers were "stuck," temporarily at least and floundered helplessly trying to decide upon some method of disposing of the bids Finally, Councilman Thomas moved to reconsider, changing bis vota to favor the awarding of the contract to Doyle, and this action was taken. RESIDENTS AFRAID OF BID OVERFLOW Declaring that a company operating an Irritation ditch north of the Og- OFFICIALS ARE INCREASED Clears Much Money On Real Genuine ROCKINGHAM Teapots worth to 75c . . . Estate Deal. Thomas Conley, who la at present in Denver on business Interests, has written that he ha completed a real estate deal, whereby he has become $77,000 richer. He baa In this proposition It is said made up for a sum he lost in a mining Investment a abort time ago. Tha proceeds of this last speculation, which has turned out so favorably to Conley, will be Invested In sugar can Interests In Mexico hls friends assert. He has been nvestlgatlng tha advantages of the Industry in tha slater republic according to Information and has come to the conclusion that there are chances to make money. Mr. Conley la a well known railroad passenger, conductor on the Southern Pacific company running between Ogden and Carlin. He has been cm a vacation to the "mile-hig- h city and at the same time brought about the financial deal, It ia said. Whether or not he will return to work on the Southern Pacific la not known by the friends who are telling of hls good fortune but some of hls friends say that he can accomplish hls financial propositions without the least bit of Interference At the regular meeting ef tha board by the county board, to take effect the of county commissioners of Weber first Monday In January, 1000: Annual salary of tha county clerk county late yesterday afternoon a $1,800 Instead of $1,600; county record? resolution was adopted to raise the er 11,600 rather than $1,6000; county salaries of tha officers of the county treasurer, $1,800 In place of $1,600; the and tha action waa unanimously taken. county commissioners, $700 instead of The Increase was made Inasmuch as $000; and tha county surveyor will Weber la now a county of the second receive $1,000. clans, as it has an assessed property The board also reduced the sum valuation of $16,000,000, thereby under asked for maintenance of city, schoools tha state statutes the board la em- from $74,700 to $08,221 and other powered to take thla action. requisitions for city and county schools The following salaries were Increased were proportionately cut TO SELL LIQUOR ON den river bridge had constructed a dam, about a half mils above the bridge and across the river, which endangered property of the protesting signers, twenty-on- e residents and property owners' of that part of the city, presented a petition to the city council at Ita meeting last night, asking that Immediate steps toward the removal of tha dam, be taken. The list of signers was headed by Georg 8. Welsh and they asserted that should high water come, the dam would causa an overflow which would not only damage property, but would practically wipe Seventeenth afreet off the municipal map. Tha petition waa referred to the law committee, to Investigate. Tomorrow the sale of those teapots which have been on display in the window. there are enough for all who These are imported come. English pot worth to 75c. with hls regular duties. A surprising lot 16-But-- ton of values are shown in the comer window ton Perrin Kid Glove, $3.38. $4.00 a line which we bought from a traveling salesman. we will sell the lot at just makers cost. . Summer Sale Prices fine. PROPERLY OPENED In a petition signed by nine property owners, the Hat being headed by Nellie V. Tucker, residents of Quincy avenue between Thirty-firand streets, asked the council laet night that this block be opened and the street placed In flt.conJltlon to accommodate travel. The petition pointed out that In the original plat of Ogden city, th street was dedicated, but that it has never been opened. It was also asserted that because of Its condition, property values are depredating. The street committee la looking Into the matter, and will report next week. In all departments the Summer Sale prices continue-- If you wish to share this opportunity we advise you to come soon. Thirty-se- st cond ber Interests In Ely,- David Eccles and Mrs. Eccles, and local physicians. They Subscribers of Tha Utah Stats examined the man at the depot and Journal ars requested ta road and follow instructions printed at haad 1 decided he was a victim of append! editorial column. cltls, He was taken to the hospital where an operation waa performed. His condition became more serious as the night progressed until hls final lapse Into unconsciousness at about I a. m. Mr. Cardon was sent to Ely by Mr. Well Known Ogden Man, Who Had Eccles to manage hls lumber Interests and after being there a short time, he Been Successful in Ely Busiendeared himself to the citizens. He became prominent In business matters ness, Dies At Hospital. of the town and was active in securing reforms for the desert city. Ho had not been there long before he was John Herman Cardon, for many presented by hla ward for councilman n and hie election was almost unaniyears a prominent and Influential 4 dozen $2X0 16 Button, mous. The people of Ely win regret hls of Qgden, died this morning at the Whits Silk Gloves, loss as much as hls friends and acHe was quaintances In Ogden. Ogden general hospital. John Herman Cardon was bom In brought yesterday evening from Ely, Nevada, where he was under treatment Ogden September 21st. 1864. Hls father 15 dozen of $2X0 for stomach trouble. They had not and mother were John and Anna Cardon of this city, they being pioneers. Black and White Kayore Silk diagnosed hls case properly, however, A number of a years ago Mr. Cardon Glovea and became more seriously ill, until as married, Mary Belt, also of Ogden. H K last resort he was brought to Og- Is urvived by three sisters, hla father, den. He was met at the train by his and brother. His parents live at 417 4 dozen of 1225 avenue. employer, for whom he managed lum- - Washington Funeral arrangements have not yet Brown, Tan, Blue and been completed. The remains have been White Silk Kayeor Glovoe removed to Larkin & Sons' undertaking parlors. - FOR CHILDREN on $1.75 Short Kid Gloves, 89c. t there were extenuating circumstances in this case, and that this was the first time Lusk had ever been arrested In hls life. The city attorney concurred in making for clemency, but In pronouncing sentence and making the fine o light. Judge Murphy made It plain that he was by no means establishing a precedent and that the ordinances with relation to the sal of intoxicants cn Sunday must be enforced. "I will make the fine, in this case, twenty-fiv- e dollars," he said, but I shall never Impose so low a fine for this offense again. Rather, it will bf more than fifty dollars, hereafter." Dresses 16-But- WANT QUINCY AVENUE ) Specials $1.75 Silk Gloves, Lengths, $1.25. The police committee reported last night to th council, recommending that, th petition of Mrs. A. Empey, asking that the fine of $80 which waa Imposed upon her son In police court b not refunded. Some time ago young Empey was arrested for drunkeness. The offense seemed to have been an extremely aggravated one, and Instead of tha usual five dollar penalty, Empey drew a fine of $30. Thla It appears, was paid by hla rel' Sample 16-Butt- SONS S30 FINE council wae Glove $1.25 Lisle Gloves, Lengths, 68c. HOT REFUND WOULD and hls mother later petitioned SUNDAY MEANS FINE atives, to refund the This the refused. petition OF AT LEAST $$0 The tale of liquor on Sunday In the future means that no fine will ho leu than $60, and probably more In each caee, according to tha statement of Judge J. D. Murphy In open court thla morning, after ho had assessed a $25 fine against G. Lusk, who was admitted to clemency on recommendation of City Attorney J. H. DeVlne. Lusk, who runs a lunch counter on Twenty-fift- h stret, waa arrested last night by Dectectlvs Hutchens and Captain Brown; Joseph Chea, as counStarved to Death sel for the defendant, entered a plea la what could truthful be said of of guilty this morning and naked for from the court, saying that many children who die. They have clemency ll'.tl worms, poor things they dont know It and yon dont realise It.' If your ehllj la cross, fretful, pasty and loses weight for no apparent reason, give It Whites' Cream Vermifuge, you will be surprised at the results and how quickly It picks up. Bold by Geo, F. Cave. AWAY com-plexlon- ed Alt Up 28, igcg STRIKE Well Known Local Conductor real schooling In the art of mulcting an ever gullible public. The Instructions consist principally of the recitation of a tale, which Is calculated to move even stony hearts to pity and money. After sending out his boys, with Instructions where to meet him; the promoter of thla parasitical profession, usually hies himself to a bar room, where he lingers and loiters whiling away the houra, until the boys report. Then comes "the division of the spoils, which usually consists of the boyrbeggars turning over the proceeds of the days mulct- TUESDAY. JULY a Journal Want Ads. 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