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Show THE DAILY STATE JOURNAL, TUESDAY, DECEMBER PAGE FOUR. flailij $latr ilmmtal OGDEN, UTAH Journal Publishing Co-- , . .. . Publishers tlon. refundment, payment and dls- terest falling due on said bond was aequently to July 2. 1909. and au issued is bond w this hich of charge in full and strict create and maintain a sinking fj,.; - lawfully Incurred, Authorising and Directing tha Execu- Cl)m,jjance with the constitution and the payment of the principal , ,t tion and Issuance of tha Nsgotiabls , awm state of Utah, and was at bonds at maturity, there shall i,. Coupon Bonds of tho City of Ogdon the t,me lncum.j and at the time of there is hereby levied on all of p,, .s City, Utah, to tho Aggregate Amount ,he of thio bond a valid, able property within said city. j,. dition to all other taxes, the f of $100,000, for tho Purpose of and outstanding matured binding a Liks deb ted ness of said city; and that the Ing direct annual tax, t: and Refunding Amount of tho Outstanding Valid and of said city, including- For each of the years 1909 t. i.;, ;ttaj indebtednesnot exceed any conati- both Inclusive, a tax sufficient t. Binding Bonded Indebtedness of Said thJ bon(j duce the sum of $4,000 for inter.-s- i City; Prescribing tho Forms of Said ifuiional or statutory limitation. Bonds and of tho Interest Coupons For each of the years 1910 to p.., said the city Whereof, Testimony jn to bo Thereto Attached; Providing by ito city council has both inclusive, a tax sufficient t.. 0sr(jen city, for tho Levy end Collection of n;caU8ei it corporate seal to be hereto duce the sum of $14,000, being $, Annual Tax Sufficient to Pay tho In- jxed and thio bund to be signed by for Interest and $10,000 fur prim .. Sec.5. That the annual tax l.terest on and Principal of tho fls mayor and attested by its city Whan Dus, and Fixing th carder, and each of the interest coupons above provided to be levied shall Othsr Ds.aila of tho Issuo. hereto attached to be executed by the levied in each of said years, ami signatures of be extended on the- tax rolls ami lithographed ordinance an to this 2nd lected. by the same- officer in the , recorder, and pursuant mayor Whereas, city manner and at the same time a t: duly passed by the mayor and January, A. D- - 1909 taxes for general city purposes fm- k., j Council of tiie city of Ogden City. Utah. Attest: are levied, extended and Mayor. on June IS. A. D. 1898. and duly ap city City Recorder. in each of said years; and the fur proved and published, the bonds of said derived therefrom ahall be placeil tv. (Seal) city were duly lasued in the aggregate amount of 6100,000 for the purpose of separate fund, to be designated as "1: -(Form of Coupon) 820.00 amount like a of funding Bonds of 1909 Fund" win. refunding shall be Irrevocably pledged to the p On January 2nd. A. D. 19.. an, binding bonded indebtedness of ment of the Interest on and prim! said city, which bonds were designated July 2nd. A. D. as Ogden City Refunding Bonds;" The City of Ogden In the County of of the bonds hereby authorized wli.u were dated August 15, A. D. 1808, were Weber and State of Utah, will and as the same mature, so long as m.y made payable absolutely twenty years t0 bearer the sum of twenty of said bonds or the Interest coupm from their date, but redeemable at th i joiiara, n lawful money of the United thereto appertaining remain uuisi.tmi ; Na-te- n Ing and unpaid. option of said city at any time after spates of America, at the Utah bore and their Sec. 6. That all ordinances and mudate, City n from of the Ogden Ran years city tlonaj Interest at the rate of four and one-ha- Utah, or, at the option of the holder tations, or parts thereof, herctfnre per centum per annum, payable hereof, at the Chase National Bank, passed on adopted by the city ruum-iand in the city and state of New York, for of said city. In conflict with the pn of this ordinance be and the sums Whereas, said city la now able re-to alx months Interest due that day on redeem, refund and discharge said its Refunding Bond of 1000, dated Janu- are hereby repealed. sale ' Sec. 7. That this ordinance shall tie . funding bonds by the issuance and said ary 2. A. D, 1909, No,. . bonds of the amount of like in a full force and effect fiv-ir- . nnd utter of Attest: Its passage, approve1 and publication. Mayor. city, bearing Interest at the rate of four Passed by City Council, Dec. 23. ism. per cent per annum. Now. tbereore. Be it ordained by the City Recorder Approved by Mayor, Dec. 24. 19M. A. L. BREWER. City Council of Ogden City, Utah: of certificate' to be endorsed (Form Section 1. That In order to supply on each bond.) Mayor. E- P BROWN, the necessary funds to enable the city STATE OF UTAH. Attest: reof Ogden City. Utah, to redeem, City Recorder. COUNTY OF WEBER sa. (Seal) C. J. Humphrla. fund, pay and discharge that portion of L the undersigned, duly qualified and by Proposed its bonded Indebtedness known as acting recorder of the city of Ogden STATE OF UTAH. Gold Refunding Bonds,1 aggregating City, In the county and state afore- COUNTY OF WEBER as. in amount the sum of 1100.000, issued j Mld hetby certify that the within I, E. P. Brown, City Recorder of Og. under date of Auguat 15, A. D. 1808, and bond ia within the lawful debt limit of den City, Utah, hereby certify that now due and payable under the option said city of Ogden City, and Is issued the above and foregoing Is a full, true reserved to said city in said bonds according to law. land correct copy of an ordinance en- and duly exercised by it, there ahall Witness my official hand and the titled An Ordinance Authorising umi I be and there are hereby ordered and corporate seal of said city this Directing the Execution and Issuan.e A- - D- - 1008. of the Negotiable Coupon Bonds of the directed to be issued the negotiable cou- day of pon bonds of the said city to the City of Ogden City, Utah, to the Agvreaggregate amount of $100,000. Said City Recorder, (gate Amount of $100,000, for the Pur- (Seal) bonds shall be known and designated Sec. I. That each of said bonds shall pose of Redeeming and Refunding a as Refunding Bonde of 1000;" shall be signed by the mayor and attested Amount of the Outstanding Valid be one hundred (100) In number, num- by the city recorder, under the cor- - and Rinding Bonded Indebtedness uf bered from 1 to 100, both inclusive, porate seal of said city, and each of paid city; Prescribing the Forms of s and of the denomination of $1,000 each: the Interest coupons attached to said gaij Bonds and of the Interest Provld-grephellthoshall bear date of January 2, 1900, and the executed be to Attached; Thereto be shall by pons shall become due and payable on Janusignatures of aald jng for the Levy and Collection of an time at 1920. but optional any ary 2, mayor and city recorder, and said offl.- Annual Tax sufficient to Pay the after ten years from their date; shall are hereby authorised and direct- terest on and Principal of Said Bonds bear Interest from and after their date ed to cause to be prepared said bonds When Due, and Fixing the Other Deuntil paid at the rate of four per cen- and coupons substantially In the forms tails of the Issue." tum per annum, payable Passed by the City Council of sai l respectively hereinabove set forth and on the 2nd days of January and July In to execute the same as aforesaid for Ogden City on the 2lrd day of Decemeach year, which installments of inter- and on behalf of said city. After their ber, 1008, and approved by the Mayor of est to date of maturity of principal execution aa aforesaid said bonds shall aid city on the 24th day of December, shall be evidenced by proper coupons be certified by the city recorder as pro- 1909. attached to each bond; and both prin. vided by law and thereafter ahall be In Witness 'Whereof. I have hereunrllal and interest shall be payable in delivered to Messrs. E. H. Rollins A to set my hand and affixed the corpolawful money of the United States of Sons, of the city of Chicago, of the rate seal of Ogden City thio 26th day America at the Utah National Rank. In State of Illinois, the purchasers of the of December, 1908. the city of Ogden City, Utah, or, at the same from said city ocuncll; provided, E. P. BROWN. (Seal) option of the holder or holders at the however, that none of the bonds hereby City Recorder. Chase National Rank, in the city and authorised shall be issued and delivered State of New York. until a like amount of the said bonds Sec. 2. That each of said bonds and to be refunded by said bonds shall be Will END SATURDAY NIGHT each of the interest coupons thereto at- surrendered up and canceled, to the end tached shall be in the following forma, that by the issuance of the bonds heret: resiiectlvely, by authorised the indebtedness of said Do your roller skating this week. city shall not be Increased for any moment of time. Mr. O'Msra finds It necessary to close Sec. 4. That the interest falling due the Auditorium Rink for a few weeks, on the bonds hereby authorised on on account of business which takes paid and la July 2, 1909, ahall be out of town. The rink will close hereby appropriated out of the tax him In night, January 2, but will Saturday levied fur that purpose heretofore n $1,000. i the again in a few weeks. i year 1901. And for the purpose of providing tha goods ads dalivsr want Journal Know All Men by These Presents. necessary funds to meet the in-That the city of Ogden City, in the ) County of Weber and State of Utah, AN ORDINANCE , WANTS ADMINISTRATOR FOR : : ESTATE WHICH IS NOT (Incorporated) Published every evening: except Sunday to-wi- Telephones Business : 6641 Ind- - 6641 ....Bell. 6642 Ind, 6642 ring ring Property in Question Damage Suit rt G. Agee administrator of the estate of her deceased son, David B. AlexEditorial Rooms rings ander. rings Against Rail Alexander was killed at Lucin January 14, 1907, while in the employ of TERM8 OF SUBSCRIPTION road. the Southern Pad tie Railroad company. His only estate is a cause of action .66.90 By Mall On Tear against the railroad company for 2.00 Months Six Mall By Mrs. Bass, the mother, declares Mrs. Mary Bass, whose home is In . 1.60 By Mail Three Months she that is desirous of having the acJO CharMir, N. O., has tiled a petition tion brought and aska the court to By Mail One M oxith .60 in the pivliate division of the district crant Mr. Agee letters of admlnlstra. By Carrier One Month urt asking the court to appoint Uub- - tion. Pay No Money to Carriers Office 29, 1908. Bell, ............ ............ ; i : -i. ! ! darn-ages- . ! fac-sim- . City.y - L master at Entered as second-clas- s the Postufficv at Ogden. Utah, under Act of Congress of March 2. 1879. the-vali- CITY COUNCIL SESSION , NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS j DEVOID OF USUAL LIFE You should receive your paper not later than 7:00 p. m. It not received at that hour call Phon 664 and It . ! ment of Ben Ternea, as desk sergeant at the city bast lie. The police committee made no report on the matter, and Sam Thomas, who was back of .he action was excused early In the evening. The contagion report showed a slight increase, there now being four cases of diphtheria, all new. Most of the business was of routine nature, nothing of great import coming up for discussion. semi-annuall- - Hi Manager FAREWELL RECEPTION TO see eye to eye in all things, which is not strange, and the indications arc of more or less friction between the executive and the judiciary. At the annual dinner of the Pennsylvania Society of New York at the Waldorf Astoria, Chief Justice Mitchell of the Pensyivania supreme court was the principal speaker. He made pointed critlriam of President Roosevelt, although he mentioned no names. Justice Mitchell's address crested considerable discussion throughout the country. Loiter, In newspaper interview, the chief Justice declared that in all that he had said he had the absolute approval of Jils colleagues. For several years, he said, the legal profession ban been restless under the strictures made by the president, and he felt called on to make the declaration contained in Ills New York adVess.. Do you mean," asked a New York World correspondent, that the other Justices sf the supreme bench knew in advance of your address what you lntendsd to Chief Justice Mitchell replied: say Yes, they knew what I Intended, t i say and they also heard it. I know from their expressions of opinion, made since the dinner, that they were heartily in accord with all that I said. Furthermore, expressions were made tc me by Judges of New York state which allowed that their view was the same. There has lung been a fueling that President Roosevelt, in his criticisms, has given away to the American itnjtalience to get results without considering the danger that might come if results were sought by the same methods by unscrupulous persons. It has been felt that the president has not appreciated at all the position of Uie Judiciary, nor realised that we are not lawmakers. For instance, there was the case in Chicago, when a Judge ruled that a wlrooM who bad been summoned by the government could not afterward tie prosecuted on the evidence given by him. Pres mot . f Went Roosevelt declared that that was i.ot law, and it wan spoken of as the Immunity hath. Now, of coersc. iliai was law. A man can not be con-p- i lie J iiimei-if- . to give testimony against and the Judge who made tli ruling was right. But the president did roi so see it. It is the feeling of the bench and bar that the tendency of the present administration has been tj con centrale jajwer in the hands of the president The American people are impatient and want things done, and the president is the impatient American who does things. It la commonly said that the best government in the world ia that of a wise, intelligent ami benevolent despot, but we can no: afford' to Permit the establishment of auch a government, because a despot ism om 0 established Is sure to be con1 llnued, whereas wisdom, patriotism '.and benevolence arc not at all sure, PI E. NT THE JUSTICES ALL KNOW know for a certainty that WH Roosevelt and the congress do p. lf will be sent you by special messenger. Contagion Report Shows Slight No paper delivered after i p. m. to or ether carrier Pay no money Advance in Disease No Accollectors unless they present credentials from tha undersigned. tion on Police Force. Under no circumstances will carriers or ec. I lectors be allowed to take steps. Contrary' to expectation the city All notices of this kind must bo given fathers at laat night's meeting took to tnio office direct or by letter or in no action in the matter of reinstate one ring. person, or phono JOURNAL PUBU8H.NO CO, B. A. BOWMAN.. Business ; of Utah. For a from the Departs Jan. 7 for His Mission on number of University years he was a member of tha faculty of the Weber Academy Foreign Shores-Elab- orate and later went to the Agriculture college of Logan as a member of that Program. faculty. About two years ago Mr. McKay was apKintd Superintendent of Tonight at 8 o'clock at the Weber Academy will be given a farewell party In honor of Thomas E. McKay, who leaves January 7 for Europe, where he will take charge of the Swiss-Germa- n mission. The affair promises to be one of the largest of Its kind held In Weber county in many months and for which elaborate have been made. An large attendance is expected. lie is the son of Hon. David McKay and brother of Apostle McKay. He was born in Huntsville and received Ms early education in the Welter county schools, after which he graduated nrecedent It will no: do to establish where the main factors may full and the dangerous ones remain. The gist of all that I said before the Fennoyl-vani- a society was summed up in the last paragraph, which was: if the law as declared by the constitutional tribunal is not what the people want It to be then let it be changed, but lei it never be lost sight of that the authority to change it is legislative, not Judicial, still less executive ' Hu far as the president's criticisms of the Judiciary are concerned, he is, in my judgment, overstepping the limits of hie office when ha makes them. The branch of judiciary le a the government, and his cii.iclsm is as much out of place as would be crttl-lisby the Judiciary of his acts as executive." NOTICE. The regular evening dance at the CONGRESS ACADEMY has been post-- I ned to Thursday, Dec. 31st. when a siieciul New Year Eve ball will be given. .Dancing until 1 o'clock. Spiritual CarroL The lay preacher has his rewards, but he haa also many discouragements.. A veteran brother once, at a conference of lay preachers, gave them some cheer. He said: When I was a lad I used to drive a donkey-jart- . Sometimes the donkey would not go, but I tied a carrot on the end of my whip and dangled it in front of his nose, and then he went My brothers, let me dangle a splritul car rot before you Be not weary In well doing, for In due time ye shall reap If ye faint not.' ' The Sunday Strand. A Cu-bond- d fac-simi- In-ce- the Weber county schools, x position which he holds until next Friday. While he has had charge of the county schools splendid results have been attained in the advancement of the schools to the high standard of perfection. He haa been prominent in reSaints' ligious work for the Latter-dachurch and is one of the members of the presidency of the Ogden stake. In the old study hall of the academy will he gBen a program of music and sjieaklng and in the auditorium dancing will be the feature. Refresh ments will be served during the evening and a general good time is assured all who attend. semi-annuall- y y BUCHANAN ARRIVED. to-wl- WASHINGTON. Dec. 20. The arrival of Special Commissioner W. I. Buchanan from Admiral Arnold .at La. guHyra, ia anuounred, bringing messages to the navy and state depart- ments. re-ope- Ars Men Neater Than Women? The proprietor of a city laundry clalma that men are neater than a municipal corporation duly organised and existing as a city of the second j class, under and by virtue of the gen-- 1 era! laws of the State of Utah, ack-- ! nowled ges itself to owe and for value received hereby promises to pay to bearer the sum of one thousand dol- lnrs. on the 2nd day of January, A- - D. 1820, or at any time after January 2. 1019, at the option of said city, to-gether with interest on said aum from the date hereof until paid at the rate of four per centum per annum, payable on the 2nd days of Jan- uary and July In each year, as evi-- i deneed by and upon the presentation and surrender of the interest coupons hereto attached aa they severally he. come due. Both principal and Interest re hereby made payable in lawful tnon- ey of the United States of America at the Utah National Bank In the city of Ogden City, Utah, or, at the option of the holder hereof, at the Chase Nation-ja- l Bank, in the City and State of New York. For the prompt payment of this bond, with interest as aforesaid, at maturity, the full faith, credit and resources of aald city are hereby Irrev- women. The average man'a laundry bill," he said the other day, is a prodigal, reckless, extravagant thing beside the average womans. Take collars to go no deeper. A man will never wear a collar more than one day, and sometimes, if he is going out, hn puts on a fresh collar in the evening. But a woman studies her collar very carefully before she throws it in the wash. She watches it turn, from day to day, first dull, then livid, then but let us avoid details I will Just say, in one word, that s woman's collar must be dirty, positively and unmistakably dirty, before ahe gives it- up. Ex pede Herculem, said the From her collearned lanndryman. lar the woman In her entirety may be judged. I claim, and I to back me up. that woman, with all her vanity and fancy airs. Is not nearly so neat an animal as man." 1 OAD j ! j j ! 1 : ING SALE : semi-annuall- y j i j j - j have-statisti- The Big Unloading Sale Is Now On In Full Blast Hundreds ol People Are Taking Advantage of this Great Sale BSBSEP I : ocably pledged. Orators Hava Free Hand. This bond is issued by said city for CamProf. Masterman. lecturing at the purpose of supplying the necessary bridge on modern England and the lib- funds with which to redeem, refund, erty of the subject, said there waa j pay and discharge a like amount of the ' mough treason spoken In Ilyde park. valid, binding and outstanding bonded London, on Sunday afternoons to fill Indebtedness of said city, pursuant to an ordinance duly passed by the city i German fortress. Instead, the went home to tea. It is a remark- council of said city and duly approved and and under, by virtue of, able fact, however, added the lec- and published; In all respects in full compliance turer, that there Is no state in Europe with the provisions of Chapter 4 of where attacks on (he sovereign are so the Compiled Laws of Utah of 1007. Seclsty Convsrsatb rare or so strongly resented by the And It ia hereby certified, recited Do you believe in the higher and warranted that all things, acts and people at large. asked Mrs. Oldrastle. pantheism? conditions required by the constitution Well, no." replied her hostess as she and laws of the state of Utah to happen fan, and be done and performed precedent Money the New Yorker's God. toyed with her diamond-studdeI cant say as I do, although I can't Au aged man familiar with the peo- ' to and in the issuance of thla bond in see why some men wear them so low ple of the metropolis says that noth- order to make the name the valid and of said city have that they get all frazzled around the ing aeema to astonish a New York binding obligation been properly done and and happened man aa much as to find some desired perfiA-mebottom." in regular and due form and purpose which cannot be accomplished time as required by law; that the Journal want ads dsliver the goods. by money. bonded Indebtedness for the redemp- i ora-or- s . We Will Unload Cost Is No Consideration InThis Sale OF DOLLARS WORTH OF MERCHANDISE WHICH MUST BE TURNED INTO CASH; THEREFORE, ALL WE HAVE THOUSANDS PRICES HAVE BEEN CUT AND THE CUT IS DEEP. NEVER BEFORE IN OUR HISTORY HAVE PRICES BEEN SO LOW. d CLARK'S STORES i I 30OC Congress Academy 0 Afternoon, 4 to 6:30 ? Evening, ) : 1 g |