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Show THE EXAMINER. Published every day in the year. Business Office, 407 24th Street Published by the Union Pita tin Co. FRANK FRANCIS. Editor an Mgr. Delivered by Carrier, Including Sunday Mornlug Examiner, ,....,75cta per month. Sbta Single cepiea. SUBSCRIPTION RATES. coo mouth (Including mall By ,...60 era Sunday) an Post matters mud Rural Delivery Carrwrs are authorized to receive Subscribers will confer a favor by reInforming thia ofllea of failure to ceive The Examiner before their breakfast OGDEN, UTAH, FEBRUARY 6, 1904. STAND FOR PRINCIPLE. 1 am in favor of any compromise tout diM'S not involve the su minder of the future hope nnd welfare of the mti.lona of laborera and freemen of this country to the money powers in exchange for offlne," la the reply made , Ky by A. tV, Young of until nul committeeman Ta'uiorraUo for that stale, to a question submitted by the Near York World, lie then explained that for that reason lie a opjKxwd to Ur. Cleveland and hia auuo-riatedictating the next national platform for the Demia-ratlpaity. Tbe the geld stand-ar-e principles underlying are cither right or wrong, wrote the committeeman, "and I wnut to see our party, now, aa alwaya heretofore, brave enough to go before the American voters with the faith that la In It clearly stated." There la nothing auggeatire of pure policy or the evasion of n plain duty in the above. The worda are of one who aeeka not victory for tho spoils of office or for the ,glory of lielng triumphant, but of n stalwart who baa a well defined principle and la prepared to struggle against any odda in that defense. Ilia closing words are the thoughts we have sought to convey, in less terse and expressive language. In a number of editorials on our Democracy. "Democracy will and should live longer defeated, retaining the confidence of ita followers nnd supporters, than to temporarily triumph by deception. Hera you have the watchword to urge Democrats on to honest resolve when purpose and high tempted by a possible victory at the expense of party principle. Mora-head- u c THE COST OF DISHONESTY. mr i mam Thera is a lesson In honesty to be found la the tragic ending of Whitaker Wright, the manipulator of atoeka and promoter of fraudulent companies, who committed suldde In London. His downfall is thua briefly told: It was when the Boer, war had brought depression in London financial drclea three years ago that Wrlghta doom was sealed. One of his Australian mining companies was Lake View Con-aol- s, n mining property which, originally bought for about a thousand dollars, waa capitalised for mure than a million In shares which were made active in speculation nnd hoisted to dizzy figures. They bad fallen one-thi- rd of their former high prire when Wright, In December, 1901, undertook to stem the decline by purchasing them in the market through the London and Globe Yfnanne corporation. This collapsed under the strain, carrying down with it the similarly juggled and overloaded affiliated companies nnd burying thirteen stock exchange-firmin the ruins. Then followed three years of misery for the cu1rlt Investigations, exposures and wretched, anxious delays and evasions, ahuuned by former frlenda and followed by the curses of those he had ruined, until Whitaker Wright stood cnudeinucd aa a frkm and dropped dead under the Example is alwaya more efficacious than precept, and there are promoters and stock Jugglers on tills aide of the Atlantic, who luay profit by a almly of the closing years of this extraordinary career. s sen-fen- ce. IF THEY GO TO WAR. The JaiamcHe Minister to France has added to the senaatlonal atones of an approaching war between and Russia by declaring that Japan will fight if the Czar fails to acknowledge China s itpmuary in Manchuria. For the last three days the war talk has been Increasing until the two countries aro . represented to be on the verge of hostilities. The growing prospects of war have brought out a flood of information on the military strength of the two powers. The following figures show tho overs helming superiority of the land foreci of the Russians. According to the military budget of Russia, her army would seem to he about l.lOO.OoO. According to the budget 01 the Japanese empire, her army would seem to numlier alpim. Ito.nuo, with a reserve of about 140.UV0 more. Mauy military writers, however, 'estimate Russia's military strength aa la the neighborhood of 3.040,000, and ever, higher, and soma wsUmate the military strength of Japan as at 600.000 and higher. As to the efitetenry of the military organization of toe two empires, critics differ. The nsval strength ot Japan Is confessedly greater than the strength of Rut sis in Oriental waters. Russia has os the VlsMe station seven - battleships, with one battleship, the OKkliabia, at present la the Mediterranean, which belongs to the Asiatic squadron, and another, the Alexander HI, which is to be sent out in the spring of 14. She has four armored cruisers already In eastern waters, with another on her way out, which was Rita at Bizerta on December 18 Iasi. first of the cruisers bis six protected class in Oriental waters, with two on their way out, which were at (lizcrla un December lk, and one protected raiser of the second class. She h twelve torpedo I salt destroyers in Oriental waters, and seven on their way out. She baa six torpedo boats at Port Arthur, ten torpedo boats Vladl vuatwk. and four on their way out from the Black sea. Japan hv six battleships sud six armored cruisers, eighteen protected cruisers, nine unprotected cruisers and a greater number of torpedo boat a and torpedo boat destroyers than Russia, and has two armored cruisers, which slis recently purchased, on the way out France, the possible ally of Russia, has only one battleship In tho Orient, four armored cruiser, three protected cruisers, with a number of mailer hosts. England, the possible ally of Japan, lias five battleships on the Asiatic station, two armored cruisers, right protected cruisers and a large number e7 torpedo boats and torpedo boat destroyers and smaller boats, besides having at the East India station five protected cruisers. Neither Russia nor Japan can well afford to have war, for it takes money to eon-dusuccessfully, modern war. Russia's national debt is in excess, of and tho most recent fiscal report shows a deficit in revenues. Japans debt la $279,000,000, and she hss only about 120,000,000 in cash on hand. Uut the issues at slake are so Imjiortant, events grow so rapidly, the concern of Russia and Jaiuut Is so Inof timate, and the actual situation Japan la so desperate, that ordinary considerations of prudence may be brushed aside and war begin, the outcome of which no sun would be rash enough to undertake to prophesy, further than that It is bound to be of moat momentous Interest and consequence to the world at large. Lyceum Theatre THEFT IS SON CAUGHT. KiMNG NOTES Room in toe Central Hotel and Lands in Jail. doVike Riley waa arrested about IV o'clock yesterday and aa investigation ot the case will be made before with the charge is booked. However. It Among the Tlntic producer ora iu yesterday's market are the Star will either be robbery or housebreak- a Sawyer & Young, Props. Reports received from Park City that the new Ontario tulll is ing lu work aathsiav torily. 31st. WEEK JANUARY FEBRUARY K 1901. OGDEN, UTAH, , SATURDAY MORNING. THE MORNING EXAMINER, Grand Con., AXTOMO VAN GOFRE. Blue UelL The Herculean. Central and Eagle and ing. Detective Pender made the arrest. He waa notified that soma man had stolen a grip, some laundry aud a hat from the Central hotel. After a search R E. Collier, the civil and mining engineer, baa issued a map covering all the oil made In (he Great Detective Pender found Riley behind street saloon riflSale Lake valley between this city aud a lower Twenty-fiftWeber county. ing the grip. When the fellow was Comedy Artists. ha waa found to be wearing a CASEY BROTHERS, The Majestic mines at Milford hare hat several slsea smaller than his Minstrel Entertainers. been closed down on orders from the think tank, and Investigation resulted eastern offices. Tbs slopping of devel- In the discovery that the hat waa the C. R POWELSOX, opment work Is believed to be only stolen one. Baritvue. temporary, however, pending the soluMOVING PICTURES. tion of. the lsu to consolidate with VOLCANIC ERUPTION IN JAVA. ADMISSION 10c. the Lewis prcjeriiM la Beaver county. " " e. Amsterdam, Feb. 5. Advices receivSettlements were made by the Carlas ed say that an entire town in the nnedlfth and of 120 points, or a cent Mining company for three ran of ore east end of Java, Dutch Eaat Indies, is sellTwo of them reported to have been swallowed up by per pound since yesterday. Tb Thursday afternoon. ing was so heavy that (he market averaged 20 and the third 17 per cent a volcanic eruption and that hundreds seemed to be demoralised. July sold copper. of perse up were killed. deshortly after 11 o'clock at 14.35, cline of more than a cunt a pound aluce There has been some radical changes GOVERNMENT HAS MAJORITY. made in the executive force at the yesterday. There was a audden recovery after Imdd Metals company's properties at Londou, Feb. 6 Iu tho ultimata dithe selling panto had lasted about half Mineral, Idaho, tonal heads of of the house of commons today vision an hour and May ran up 50 points. have bees cut off the salary on Mr. Hobson's amendment to the adlist and a complete reorganisation per- dress, the government had a majority Now Orleans, Ffcb. G. The panicky fected. of 8. declines in cotton yesterday were rewar foar of The here today. peated Denver parties have become interseemed to be the only excuse for the ested In the SCIENTIFIC KISCEIUNI search for uranium ores of enormous liquidation. In the midst near YernaL man'the excitement the bull leader Condensed Into a few words, these aged to make himself heard and In a A letter from the manager of the brief speech at the right side, told Valley Creek mines, dated toe J8th in- are the "Modem Views of Matters, traders that tbey were bringing ruin expounded by 81r Oliver Lodge: is received, stating that toe mill on themselves and the south by tbeir stant is a substance, the only Electricity Is such now in and, barring fears and by offering cotton at from 30 delays aa joperalion,occur kind of substance, and all matter Is in up starting usually This to 40 points under the msriU't a new mill, would run steadily from merely an accumulation of electric speech saved the day for the long this time on. Mr. Hastings slates fur- charges. It appears probable that side. Soon after this the selling ceasseems these electric charges are all ot exactther the that crushing capacity ed to an extent and prices showed a ly the same amount, although some exthan be somewhat to greater recovery. At the lowest lcrrl March likely nnd are positive and some negative, and belief the he expressed was 121 points lower than the close pected, atoms of the chemical eleIt five tons to the stamp that the would be that 140 13.88 at p May points yesterday ments are formed by varying numbers Times. Idaho, 140 per day. 1L4S Hailey, at lower and July lower at of arrangements of these charges, or 14.54k electrons There are obut 700 elecmen at the of all the working Nearly trons, 350 positive and 250 negative, to West have Dip TRADE OUTLOOK BETTER. quit In talking in the atom, which has been mai them asking them what is the so songhydrogen regarded aa the find and inInform you Demand In Several lines Is Much matter, they invariably visible unit of matter, thero must be they like the work tad the bosses, out about sixteen times as many in an oxyStranger. cold grub balk line the draw and at and about 255 t'mea as New York, Feb. 6. Special teleserved up to them. It Is said gen atom; 160,000, in a radium atom, many, say grams from correspondents of the In- being Mr. Murphy has had a good deal the heaviest known. ternational Mercantile agency through- that men trouble his the of at with Daisy; out the United States and Canada make it plain that while railway traf- and they have been kirklng because of The land surface of the globe covers fic west and northwest has been handi- the culinary department of the work. 52,000,000 square miles, and the water Is Italnow hiring Murphy surface 144,700,000. Taking toe avercapped by heavy snowstorms and low Manager orders for ians to take the place of the men who age pore space of the surface rocks octemperatures, wholesale and he says he will have work, quit not lines have In leading spring goods cupied by moisture at 10 pro cent, S. been Interfered with, and, at retail, now hire no others. Mercur Miner. Sllchter, of the U. 8. geological surgeneral trade has been actually benevey, estimates the amount of ground comThe Occidental Development fited. water which reaches a depth of six The toppling of the Inverted pyramid pany of Boston has been consolidated miles at 665,000 million cubic yards. EDITORIAL OPINION. of cotton speculation promises relief with Its associate companies under Thia Is thought to be about to the Industry. Many mills In the the name of the Occidental United of the amount of oceanic water, and DOLLAR WHEAT. south and abroad had shut down. New Metal and Coal company, organibed would cover the globe to a depth of England advices Bay (hat mills have under the laws at South Dakota, with 3,000 or 2,500 feet. 8L Lake Herald.) cotton supplies to last until July 1, a capital stock fff $4,000,000, orggnixed It will be only natural If we hear a some until September. 1. Demand for in 1899, end th holdings of the new Radium constantly generates heXt, good deal during the next few weeks cotton goods has gained headway with- company comprise properties at Idaho and Wien has now shown that it may about dollar wheat, toe cereal having in ten days. Most encouraging are Springs, CoL; Granite, CoL; Riverside, constantly generate' electricity. It reached that figure on the Chicago special advices from steel and iron cenWyo.; Montrose county. Col.; Spanish gives off both positive and negative ' inOccidental Peaks district, CoL, and the Board of Trade, The dispatches apeak ters that production has farther electrons, and the former several of dollar wheat aa "the dream of the creased; that demmid is botjer than coal lands in Huerfano county, CoL hundred times as large as the latter former. In this Instance the term la on January 1st and that Independent New York CommerclaL may be held back by a slave of glass makers have advanced prices or any other of a variety of substances. peculiarly apt Dollar wheat la a dream, sheetCleveland more for $2. orders reports FIRfiJ MONTREAL si for as the farmer la concerned. He steel within two two than for days will' not profit by it any more than Gal ton affirms that heredity is one-hal- f ha would profit by a sharp increase In months previously. derived from parents, Montreal, Feb. 5. Three persona col War news, reaction in ion and were burned to death In a fire In n from grand-parent' the price of steel rails. from with sensitiveness Statistics go to shdw that at this coffee speculation, dwelling. house foday. and four others to of In of hostilities wheat rumors were fatally Injured. The esson of the year aot more than 1 have drawn interest from probably toe An apparently simple idea epon dead are; . v per cent of the wheat In the country Wall cut, 8hsw's street call Secretary Mrs. Edward Crawford. Willie Crawwhich recent inventors have tolled la is In the hands of the formers. The for $30,000,000 of government deposits rest belongs to the millers and the from the her non. and James Hogan, Her that of moving pictures that can banks, it is thought may not ford, The injured: Mrs. Ethel speak. The worda and othet sounds speculators. Dollar wheat In thin In- result la sending gold abroad, a large are easily recorded by the phonograph James stance la a speculative price, pure and Hogan, Edward CrawHogan, exchange . being quantity of foreign s' d moving injects are pictured by Imple, the result of speculative operat- held for Investment, unless rar should ford and Thomas Hare. the cinematograph, but it has seemed ions by a clique of" wealthy bulls on result In Faria or London, selling Amwell nigh Impossible to make the two the Chicago board. Somehow or other ericana. BEEF CANNOT LAND. kinds of apparatus perform their nearly alwaya happens that high In New England general trade is of work In exactly the same time. It Is offi5. wheat la sever coincident with the larger volume than a year agoFeb. customs The Vienna, Most claimed that the difficulty iv at last unclose of the wheat harvesting time. to refused cials the permit today significant is the word that the Pennof That Is the time when the formers sylvania railroads tonnage from Pitts- loading of toe consignment of forty overcome by toe "chronopbone would make money by Increased prices. burg has begun to Increase. carloads of Argentine beef, the first Ganmont and Decaux, two French InThe dnematogrann needs It Is estimated that fully 50 per cent Northwestern states are in a pros- to arrive here, and ordered It returned ventors. of the farmers sell their wheat by perous condition. Winter .wheat has across the border. It appears the ship- considerable power while the phonoKepi ember, Seventy-fiv- e per cant have been well protected, from Pennsyl- ment would uot have been allowed tu graph requires uniform speed, but old all their crop by the 1st of Octo- vania to Colorado, and wea'hcr condi- enter Austria at all had It not been for perfect synchronism has been secured e maber, and 99 per cent are wheatless tions northwest and southwest have (be oversight of the customs officials, by operating the coving-picturmotor a chine electric by it an receiving who when the 1st , of February, cornea not resulted in material losses of cab thought ordinary consign- current through the phonograph abaft ment from Ixmdon. around. This is because the average tie. and automatically regulated by the former afford to hold b I wheat-li- e Heavy snowstorms have Interfered turns of the latter. Edison's early COMES TO SALT LAKE. muat sell in order to meet his crop with Canadian railway traffir. There dream of mechanical reproductions of lumindications and harvest obligations. are season's that the f and plays seems destined to be operas 5. Feb. Rev. Denver, ber cut may be reduced. Benjamin A NEED OF SKILLED WORKMEN. Young has resigned the pastorate of realized. LIFE RAFTS PICKED UP. Asbury Methodist Episcopal church of Suggestive at least are the concluthis city to take charge of the First (Ogden Standard.) 5. Three life Methodist Episcopal church at Salt sions of Hon. R J. Strutt, of Hath, Feb. Cal.. Monterey, In tlila utilitarian age It Is somewhat have been picked np in Monterey lake. Rev. Young has filled pulpits at England. Helium which Sir William remarkable that the real utilities rafts within Ramsay has found to be slowly given the last two days. One is several places In Wyoming. should oflca bo lost eight of. We bare Bay off by radium exists In the gases of of terra cotta color, the other of cork lu mind at present (he palbln fact the largest hot mineral spring, RELIEF TRAIN GETS THROUGH. and city's that so many boys am growing up all two being made ot tula and painted a test of the deposit In the spring color. lead over this fond of ours, and foiling to revealed a smaV proportion of radIt la supposed the rafts belonged to Detroit, Feh. 3. All of the Michigan has prepare themselves properly for life's ium. It Is believed that these subbattle. Schools and colleges are' open some vessel wrecked for north of here railroads report that traffic, conditions stances aro brought tip from a large to all, and them la a prevailing idea aud that they have been driven Mouth' have been greatly interfered with by radium deep in the earth. snow tho past few days; Improved to- deposit of thal everybody should attend them. by the wind. This is proper but the matter should day. The Marquetta'a snow plow and By an arrangement Ch. WILL HOLD BATTLESHIPS. A boy's bruin needs not rest here. relief train, running through the snow-ed-l- n Fabry hasingenious diminished the snna light I raining but the training of his hand thumb redistrict of the state, Santiago, Chile, Feb. 5. Congress sumed its fight today at Blaine, which by paaaage through g slit and then should nut be overlooked. A young toe budget bill, bnt owing to was reached last through an ammoniaral solution of passed man may acquire a college night. Conditions on cupper sulphate, and baa compared It education, and often does .v without the violent attitude of the opposition, the Fere Marquette's line from Grand with a light of known candle power. He stopping to Inquire bow it is going to the government has closed the ses- Rapids to Chicago are greatly Improv- concludes that, with the ann at senlth, The for bill sions. sale tho providing ina He biin in make living. not help ed. the solar light at sea level la more the frequently finds his school training a of the battleship Captain Pratt, tor-liethan 100,000 times that of a standard hindrance rather than a help, for whilu protected rrulser Chacabuco, the MILLS START UP. candle at a distance of one meter. The at school he has acquired aa aversion gunboats Aim! rente Condell and Intensity of' light at the sun's surface to manual employment. He has come Almtranta Lymlt and the transports Minneapolis, Feb. 4. All but one la about ten times as great for the in took upon it as undignified and un Maipo and Acomagua was not adopted. of the Minneapolis flour mills re- same area as that In the electric arc. worthy. He overlooks the fact that it sumed grinding today and It i thought is by this means that the world moves PREPARING FOR TRAFFIC. (list by the end of the week most of too He Paper car wheels, made by pressure is forwdrd. frequently without the country mills will be at work. from manual skill and indifferent to a prop paper, are usually In !i. Feb. The Forllund. Ore., railroads Shipping directions are now arriving condition for a second net of or attempt to gain ILWhat is the tires the northwest are preparing to more freely. The congested condition after the first set Is worn iteel out by a lie accepts a poorly paid po- into and March In handle Twin raMroad the has during April not City yards run of 300,000 miles. sition where no skill is required, when well paid posltlous requiring skill are largest colonist traffic that has ever been materially relieved. hauled section. been into this The Brain substance, Von Ziemssen has open but beyond him. 65.711,240 FOR AGRICULTURE. As an illustration that every boy special rates go into effect on March 1 is the best conductor of elecshown, t and remain in effect until the should learg a trails and become skilltoe body about 3.040 times in tricity 4. The agricultur- more Washington, Feh. ed In 1L tho Eric Railroad, according close of April. They will then be susthan muscle. Invesconducting to the statement of its president, has pended until September 15, when they al appropriation bill reported to the tigating the action of the rurrants, 8. House a of $5,711.-24carries total one today for will month. again prevail places for a thousand skilled workthat electricity is sn increase of $233.UtfO over the Lednc concludes men; good places, well paid positions. avoided in the treatment of brain dislaw. current two salaries are only LEGACY FOR TU8KECEE. But the skilled mechanics all over the raised by the bill and these only tem- ease on account of an exaggerated nocountry are at work, and the Eric prestion of the dangers, but that when Altoona. Fa.. Feb. 3. Mrs. Annie E. porarily. being 85()0 each, to the chiefs properly applied, from bark to ident's pursuit is in vain. There are front, idle men, (here are men in ptorly paid Moore, formerly a teacher in the Al- of the Bureau of Animal Industry and the currents are not only harmless but Entomology. who would died positions gladly resimnd to toona high school, recently. Her beneficial. When a continuous current the call for lucrative cmplonient. but will, whhh has just been probated, beIs passed from ear to ear the effect LEGARDA'S WIFE DEAD. they are larking the great essential, queaths 14.000 outright to the Tuske-gc-a is different giddiness being produced, Givo. mechanichl skill. the bova all the Institute of Alabama. After other Feb. 5. The wife of Benito with an apparent whirling round ot Manila. Intellectual training your eircum bequests have been paid, the residue is Legarda. one of the thren native mem- all objects. Sleep may be produced, stances will afford, but abnto an to be divided between Turkegcc and bers of the Philippine commission, died .ml for this the best arrangement la a Lincoln the university. cm rent of (our mtlliamperas at thirty here today during her confinement. volts, interrupted 109 times per second BIFID DECLINE 1 1 COTTON MURDERED IN THEIR HOME. LONG OVERDUE SHIPS IN for nine-tentof the period of Interruption. Speech disappears first, then V San RJv.Tton. The Selling Moveme- -t Feb. Neb.. Feb. Treo. Fraud BarCauses The British the motor faculties. and ker and his wife have beca found mur- ship St. Mlrrru, which Is 115 days out pulse are unaffected, Respiration mendous Excitement. but may be temIn dered their home near here. Bar- from Newcastle, with a cargo of coal, porarily or finally stopped by a more New York, Feb. 5. The drop In cot ker's brother. Frank, is umicr arrest. has been sighted outside the Heads current. Awakening la Intom prices was continued soon today The Barkers are related to Tom Madi- There has been much anxiety over the powerful stantaneous the after-effebeing on j after the market opened. At first the son. the murderer, who was a of the vessel, which of refreshment. fugitive tone was tairly steady, Imt. before U. from jnatlco during a long chase In It was feared was lost with all on o'clock, a selling luovemeut began and Smith county. Kansas, several weeks board. el Thirty per cent reinsurance has The atmosphere near ,Msr option so'd rt U eentw. a sto. , Jlnhl'"ry In the snnnnsp'il motive i !' pail on her,' iy Prof. Hahn to have thl r n ir-MISS EMMA COTULY, Lady Juggler. HENRY A FRANCIS, h k position: Nitrogen. 71 per cent; oxygen. 21; argon. 0.9; carbonic acid. 0.08; elehydrogen, 0.01; the three other ments, from 0.001 to O.OOOL At six miles, the average temperature being sdro F.. toe gases have these percentage: Nitrogen, 81; oxygen, 16; argon, 0.45: carbonic acid, 0.015; hydrogen, miles, where the 0.035. At sixty-thre- e air is nearly 4.000 times as light aa at and the probable temperature Is 110 degrees below aero, the proportions are altogether different, being: Nitrogen. 0.1; oxygen, 0; helium, 0.4; hydrogen, 99. a great bowlder. The animal tag no attempt to discover th. , trail, but was standing rigid osT Milk is ozonised by a German apparatus by being poured in a thin stream from one veeael to another, aa electric current being arranged to give constant sparking through the stream or near it- - It is claimed that sufficient ozone la produced to destroy all germs In the milk. J S , wellvj IT. DOG FOUND That Will Interact the Preepcctor. TRAINING SHIP ARRIVES. Thinking their dog waa chasing a mountain lion or some other wild New York, Feb. 5. The ItaH beast, H. Roth and A. R Montgomery, two miners from Nye county, Nevada, training ship Aireilgo Vespucci, undw seized their guns and followed until command of Count dl Revel, wbh jh, the dog came to a stop on the top of radeta on board, arrived here today A Tale From Ban Francises WALLACE DRUG CO DIGNANS Prescriptions a Specialty DANCING ACADEMY PHONE 24 X. REGULAR DANCE EVERY 2349 Wash. Ave F. J. BERRYESSA S59 CO, 45 son-in-la- - . TURF EXCHANGE Day and Night Open MmWHMWVlVWVVWVVVVM - Stocked With Wlnea, Liquors and Cigars of the Finest Quality. CUSSIflED OUT Patrons Are Invited to toe Hot Lunch in Ogden. ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW- . 1st Natl Bank Bldg. Eccles Bldg. Joe. Chez W. L. Maglnnls WARNING! There is no PHYSICIAN8 AND BURGEONS. Dr. C. Coulter. . MIIM Eedea EL Bldg. econopiy in buying; FOR BALE. inferiors FOR satisfactory prices on Flour, Hay, and Grain call oa W. T. AstlU, 'Phone 320y. 2316 Washington ava. MEAR MONEY TO LOAN. MONEY TO LOAN. .J. healthy J. BRUMMITT .Children Dont Eat HOTEaS. THE HOTEL LINCOLN W. 1L Lim.K Proprietor. Permanent r Transient EL 06DEK, UTAH. 330 Twenty-thWd ESTATE FOR BALE. REAL - ; first-clas- s IF yon want to see J. J. BT.UMM1TT. kits la CHOICE BRUMMITT. far your property U Nob Hill, $50. you. Take Good Care ones and ths crova too, by getting your meat from NICE brick oottoge on Grant, close a butcher yon can trust implicitly. Ws In, $2,200. J. J. BRUMMITT. have all the best meats constantly os too, tender, haithr, EIGHT-ROOHOUSE, with barn, hand. Poultry, Dressed or tllva trees, on Slat St. between Wall and wholesome fowls. Lincoln, $1,300. Great anapi J. J. ' BRUMMITT. FIVE ACRES of A1 land, good A. E. Weatherfoyj house, two water right acres of orchard, two blocks from street car line, $2,000. J. J. BRUM- Foet ef five-roo- m ct . sea-lev- - 27 th A 2451 Ws Street MITT. CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS. ALBERT GO TO M. Glllla for anything in Mill Work, Contracting 22nd and Washington. and F. RICHEY. Building, waAted. UNDERTAKER Bays with horses wanted to deliver papers. Call at 4 p. m., 407 24th. 8L Phbne 150. CLAIRVOYANTS. Bon, clairvoyants and Mrs. Inger mediums We tell your name and all about your business affairs, whether they will be successful. Information regarding marriages, divorces, sickness, love affairs and positions. No questions asked. What wa tell cornea true. 429 25th street 4b UIILE 275 24th SUM QUEEN ERIK LARSON, Prop. Choice Wines Liquors and Ggars- - PALMISTRY AND CARD READING. MADAM DMAR, fortunes told by cards or hand. Prices reasonable. Ave. 2372 Washington' Phons5 231$ Washington Ava. St FURNISHED ROOMS. Ross Book Store. FURNISHED ROOMS and board; also rooms for ifght housekeeping; 365, 28tb St. Books, Stationery and Office Suppies. THREE ROOMS, unfurnished; 2325 Grant. TWO UNFURNISHED ROOMS for good location; modern Improvements. Inquire 426, 22nd street. rent; INQUIRE at QUEEN CAFE 4 p. m., 25 FOR TE VEHICLES : from H Fine dinner on Sunday served 2357 Adama Avemtei cento. Lunch 11 to 4, only 25 centa. Short wrders at all hour- Oysters In any style. Machinery, Implements, Bicycles, and In season. Bucks Steal Ranges and Heaters go WONG SUN, Proprietor. to . 222 Sidney Stevens Implement Co LEWIS & BLACKWELL EXPRESS and BAGGAGE Transferred to any part of the city. PRICES REASONABLE. - eviy pa.253 jKfh p Twenty-an- - . a REED j; G.BROS. 2540 Washington Avenue. hs 5.-- Dan J . - Ups, rye-stra- w 0, - - J. J. of the growing T iu-x- , too much meat, provided It la ths mt tritloua, digestible kind. Such Is th meat we win take pleasure la catting do conse-qncnrc- Rest ADYEITISEMENIS. h . St Twenty-fourt-h nTHEtu one-fourt- h . MONDAY EVENING, d one-eight- h a he wagg barked once or twice and disxnuL In. the underbrush, says a cisco dispatch to the New York Surprised by the strange of the animal, the men began A veatigatlon, and soon dis.wer1' th rock was the outcropping, ledge containing gold and silver til. urements of toe body was taken!!!!; it waa learned that the Wad two feet wide and extended in ,Z7 ble Una tor over 2.250 feet. An of the ore waa made and it ws, to run from $8 to $126 per ton. The leJge la in Nye county sem five miles east of Downieviiie moua old mining camp, whirh'empl ed hundred! of men in the ds. It is a pioneers. of the part country, and many miners hare prospected in that rixto but it remained for a dop to the hidden gold.-S- alt Lake TiibunJ sea-lev- el ct, one-thir- rock, hia nose In the air. hi. master, arrived Wholesale Harness v and Saddw We crH your attention W atootrwer and TryOnt' Come Free of Chare |