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Show THE MOUSING Shealy. V. J 6. U. I). B ANNUAL JOS. E. hogge is SUIaell. U. J Wcnuer, Mrs. K. G. BY BOARD COUNTY COMMIBSIONERI. OF SUBMITS DETAILED STATEMENT OF CONDITIONS. ..aertM Midi on Various Roada in tha County and Noodad Repairs Mentioned. Ttrt' board of county commiaiilonara ' regular' session yesterday were consid-aad a number of mattara and diapoaed of. E. Hogge, or Want Weber, wan .Spuin' 1 rounty Bah and gam war-m- i Thera had been a content d the two Grown and it waa ibla way. John Sharp, atato warily wu preaent, but made no atate-o--n tha natter of the appointjU be-tva-ea eet-tia- Ota McFarland appeared be-the board and atated that there In the matia ronaiderabla difflculty ter of a debt of $3,000 against the Westn Vaber school Before the couaollda-(inbf the districts the district wu for Etheriugton In debt to Thon. Jnf.y for tbe finishing of tha building, of tha ns present board of trustees district have repudiated tha debt. Mr. McFarland naked tbe board to take matter was jry.. action, and the to Chairman Stanford and County Attorney Hulnnlaki. g. Taylor tendered his resignation a Justice of the peace of Harriavllle. The resignation wu accepted and Geo. L. McGregor wu appointed. Commlaaloner Wilson reported that wark on cleaning of tha road In South wu in pork and Beaver canyona progress. Also that the sprinkling of tha canyon road wu being satisfactorily done by Joseph Fuller. The board authorised the placing or n tank near tbs Oaks for tha apnkllng of . that road from that place to tbe power ar Archibald re-(e- i . LIBRARIAN Receipts Petty cattb collected by librarian: Fines on overdue books Itamaged anl lost . books jam. Supervisor J. Harvey Brown raponed that ha wu collecting dam-ufrom tbe sheepmen for what tha iheep did to the canyon road in pass-ju- g Road n through than. The road supervisor of Hooper re- that a couple of bridges wen aecMwry In that district. report upon the Ogden ; Tbe following and filKB: wiyen road wu received Commlaelon-ers: To the Board of County ported At your request wa represent that pursuant to appointment tha board of county com-loners, accompanied by Attorney Holanlski. Clerk C. R. Hollingsworth, and Recorder D. W. Ellis, visited the Ogden Canyon Road on Wednesday, the Id instant.. The repain made on this mad quits recently, under the supervision of Commlaaloner Wilson, wen considered to be very thorough. When leretoforo the melting snowa have run down the renter of tha road in early spring, making rats and gulllea, tha center hu been raised and tbe upper tde lowered and tils piping put In .la tyices Uf direct this Water, aa also in plana when then an small sprtnga, to culvert which croas tha road at Intcrvala to convey the water into tha river. The repain made put. the road la moat excellent condition for travel. Tha using of the tile piping ia mors ex pensive than lumber for culverts but In much more durable and luting. plarea when slides occurred proper attention baa been gives, to protect travel by having removed overhanging or loose rocks likely to start rolling. We think the keeping of thia road la good condition ia largely due the tax 'payers of Ogden City, making them n driveway or boulevard during the summer season leading to the cool canyona as a meana of health and recreation; large especially so In view of tha amount of taxu paid by tha dtisena from which they derive po direct benefit on fhe roada within the dty limGentlemen: wish to ul its. Treasurer and Secretary Submit Statement of Expenditures. rooms. C. J. Humphries, carpenter and u u u There Is every reason to believe that each year will show a groat gain over th preceding years In tbe practical usefulness of your library. To tbe Board of Directors, allow me to expreu my appreciation of the confidence they have ahowa me, In the freedom with which they have allowed Great the wqrk to be . carried on. s, credit la due my aailstant for her unfailing energy and ability. Respectfully submitted. ZOE K. FADDIS, Librarian. ftlin-fqlnes- ANNUAL REPORT OK THE CARNEGIE FREE LIBRARY. For tbe Year Ending be- - 1 WEDDING STEVE8S0H-FEEH- Y , Ceremony Will Take Place on Wednesday Evening at Homs of Bride. Tbe wedding of Mr. Thomas Feeny been antad Nellis Stevenson nounced to take place on Wednesday evening at the home of the bride-eleofi Orchard avenue. The couple are very people here. The hu ct well-know- n is one of the prominent bride-ele- ct young society leaders of die city. Her charming and winning Ways hare won for her many Mends who will extend tbelr heartiest iroom-to-b- congratulations. ia one of e tbe The well-kno- business men of the city, being one of ihe proprietors of the Oxford Cafe. He is the moat popular member of tho B. P. O. Elks lodge in the city aa well as a member of the Eagles and other orders. WEBER STARE COMMENCEMENT Program for tha Exercises ta bs Held ' Tuesday Afternoon. The Commencement program of Weber Stake Academy, Ogden Taberna rle Tuesday. 2 p. m., la as follows: Opening Song Academy quartette. ' Prayer. ffong Academy quartette. Principal's Report Principal ' D. O wie 12.05 6.63 S2.42 30.88 10.30 Book Freight and express Electric lamps Library supplies: Charging trays Accession book Pens Iiesk pads Typewriter ribbons Typewriter paper Ink, pencils and mucilage , Scissors and steel erasers Feather duster for Janitor .... Drinking cups Incidentals ,. y $152.03 Balance on hand June 1st, 19u4., $1.77 To tbe Board of Directors of tbe Carnegie Free Library, Ladies and Gentlemen: We, the undersigned, your treasurer and secretary respectively, beg leave to submit tha following summarised statement of tha expenditure of the twenty-fiv- e thousand dollars received from Mr. Andrew Carnegie: 'a The express condlUon of Mr. be gift was that tho money spent for the erection of a building, not for tbe purchase uf books or furniture and fixtures, and ihe following statement shows that to this condition wa have strictly adhered Car-negia- CONTRACTS PAID. Mitchell Bros., stone rutting ..$6,246.00 Channell A Jackson, brick and 3,886.00 stone work ...' Johnson A Newtnau, galvtn- 1,590.00 Ixed iron work 459.00 W! J. Dalllmors, plumbing .. 770.00 T. A. Reid, plastering 525.00 I H. Becraft, electric wiring. , J. p. O'Neill, cement celling and floor C. 8. Pulver, steel curtains C. J. Humphries $ 53.13 freight .... Draft OgJen State ...188.87 Bank Total $240.00 P. J. Smyth, painting L. J. Bucher, tiling U J. Bucher, mantles n PUBLIC SCHOOL TEACHERS Where Many of Tham Will Go and What They'll Do Duping Vacation. 240.00 410.00 325.00 175.00 - 3192 $6,384.00 steel work 57.30 J. Humphries, screens .... J. Humphries, installing 48.90 steel rurtalns George G. Doyle A Co., steam 2.148.00 heating J. A. Smith, architect's fees. . . 675.00 B. T. Whitaker, preliminary sketches F. C. Woods A Co., preliminary 25.00 sketches G. A. Graves, preliminary 25.00 sketches .... C. C. 25-6- ney corner Channel A Jackson, foundation. 354.00 27.00 P. T. Smyth, painting C. J. Humphrie- s- 287 628 ...47 Extra Total additions for fiscal year.. 1062 Withdrawals 18 Books condemned 6 Books lost by borrowers fOf thia number, two were paid for.) 21 , , Books missing. on windows ....v Framework for remeut celling Extra plate glass Fsnelllng stairway Picture moulding Caalng in basement stairs and r Insets Cleaning stairs and maple floor .... Broughs for L. J. Bucher, tiling and brick arches Reese Howell A Sons, sheeting for windows W. H. Wright A Sons' Co., sheeting for windows down-spou- ts Mrs. Gwen Keys of the Grant school and Miss Ella Fitzgerald, principal of thu Emerson) left Saturday for the east. After a hort visit at Colorado Springs, Mrs, Keys will spend her vacation at Rad Oak. iowa. and Miss Fitzgerald at Grlnnell, Iowa. Miss Mayme McDermott of tie Grant will spend her scat ion at Denver and Hastings, b. Miss Eva Busch and Miss Esdon of the Grant will spend their vacation at tholr homes in California. Miss Reed of the Smilk Washington leaves Wednesday for her home in Indiana. Miss Orth expects tn spend part of her vacation st Kan Diego. Cal. klissps Nellsun. McDermott . and Brown will attend tbe teachers insti-tut- e at Salt Lake this week. Miss Louie Parker of tbe Central school will visit her parents in Oregon. Tbe pupils of Ihe Grant school were winners In all the athletic contests of field day at Glenwood Friday afternoon. Mr. Wlnnt, of Lincoln Ave., accompanied by his wife and two daughters left Thursday for an extended visit in Ban Francisco and Los Angeles. Miss May Dully, who has been seriously ill for some time, is on the road to recovery. Mrs. Wade, principal of Ihe Five Points school, and Miss Rae Woodcock of the Mound Fort will spend tho summer In California, Mlsa Lillie Lcaman of the Five Points school expects to visit In Columbus, Ohio. . .... u Respectfully submitted, JOSEPH 8TANFORD, E. T. HULAN18KI, Committee, .. 517.70 $24,356.20 EXTRA WORK. ' 5.00 George G. Doyle A Co., coat' L. H. Becraft. extra for flush 26.35 switches, etc Mitchell Bros.,' tlone for chim- May 31, 1904. BOOK"ACCOUNT. Number of books ia library at - ginning of fiscal year Additions Books added by purchase Books donated Magaxlnea bound .... Total a............... rded. 13.46 Expenditures r ogt age and postal cards Magazine binders Pictures framed y, right-of-wa- ten-yca- 189.92 Tha Carnegie IJbrary Board met Saturday evening and listened to the following reports which were submitted: REPORT OF THE LIBRARIAN. To the Board of Directors of th Carnegie Free library. Oguen, Utah: Ladies and Gentlemen: In submitting the first aunual report of tha Carnegie Free Library for the year ending May 81. 104, It la gratifying to nota the steadily increasing activity of tbe library, la spile of tbe Inability to supply tha demand for new tfooka. One of the moat encouraging signs aeema to be the growing interest which the parents take in their children's reading, many of them areum panying their children to the library. it wu found that so many of fhe books which had been in the old library were worn out, lost, or withdrawn that In order to. make the records of the library accurate and satisfactory, it would be necessary to and shelf-litbe entire library. There were in all about 7U0 missing volumes. The new shelf-li- st la completed and the accession book ia half copied. The moat important technical work of the year hu been tbe preparation of the card catalogue for the use of the public. Thia has taken moat of the time of tha librarian and assistant which could be spared from tbe every day routine work of the library. There are now 10,000 cards In the catalogue, which means that three thousand volumes have 'been catalogued, or practically nil hooka tn the library except the JuvenBe and reference works. The library la in possession of a very valuable collection of magazine and newspaper clippings, which 1i owes to the untiring efforts of the former librarian. These clippings have been anon classified in the past year, and It benomea possible to arrange them conveniently, they will be of great value In general reference work. An attempt hu been made to uve all pictures of famous buildings noted people, historical scenes and. In fact, anything which could be used by the teachers in connection with their school work. Aa soon they can be mounted and rluslfied, they will be loaned to teachers for use in the schoofr We also find that persons tn enclosing their landa by fencing them have 45 Total a aa 'encroached upon the In the of volumes number Actual lenv-,lng also In locating abed and barns, 4209 library the width of the road In some OF CIRCUlATION. REPORT 27 feet. Your complaces aa narrow Number of dars library has been mittee since our visit to tha canyon 862 open for circulation.' have given this matter considerable at108 circulation dally Average tention and recommend that a commit240 circulation dally tee be appointed to have this road and Largest 17 Smallest dally circulation Ttt boundaries legally and properly loof children's books rlr-. John Van Darling aiTaigiuil in municipal cuur: yesterday on the charge of assault atii! buttery upon a complaint filed b Jn!m ( West, alleging that on the U I i!ay of May, Van Darling struck atul kicked Uiyal r olil win. The deWest, hia fendant pleaded gufliy in the charge, but claimed that be did it because he was provokrd l the actum of anl several others two West boy living in the neigh imruouil of Lllici ty iark. The jtidav gave all parties concerned a short lecture. The boys were wanted about uirnirnting people whose customs were, perhaps, a little different than their own and were told that if they did it again they would be punished. Yn Darling was told to notify tbe oldeera next time tbe boys bothered Ms ciiildrcn, and not take the law in his own bauds. He waa fined the rosia of the court which amounted to Mabel Hudspatb, who a shun time senago completed a tweuiy-fivedatence In tbe city jail, is again In the toils of tbe law. She pleaded not guilty to the ebargr or drunkenuesa and her case waa set for tonight al 7 o'clock. Jessie 11. Friel. a white woman, got orf the train yesterday and aa she had come all the way from Bingham Junction without a drink of whisker, proceeded to fill up on Ihe Ogden brand with the result that she foil into the gentla dutchi-- t or the officers. Upon the promise that she would get out of town aha was allowed to go. G. Harris. B. Flynu and Walt Reed, all arraigned for drunkenness, were allowed to go upon ihe promise that they go their way and gut drunk no more. John Tremayne and Frank Smith were each given ten .lays for vagrancy. Wm. Knarotji pleaded guilty to the charge of mendicancy and was given fifteen days. Iart Carlstoq, a Swede, quit his Job, gut drunk and forgot to pay Ms board to Frank Johnson, fhe man with whom be was stopping. When Johnaon asked for the money Cgil-stoowed him, Carlston jumped up and assaulted him. lie was fined $25 or twenty five days. the 1153.50 st O. L. Minor Casta Ara Alto Cailtd in a Large Number. .42 10.00 12.0p 44.10 125.00 30.00 14.00 11 60 11.60 2.00 29.90 2.50 12.41 7, 1904. BASE6ALLN0TES BATTERY BUT DEFENDANT CLAIMED PROVOCATION SUFFICIENT. MISTK1XANEOUS GIFTS. 7 Gilson. O. H.. 1 Maaea. Fred picture LIBRARIAN S CASH ACCOUNT. June 1st, 1903. June ltd, 1901. Balance on band June REPORTS WITH ASSAULTED 1. 1903 enON TAKEN CHARGED 628 LIBRARY WARDEN .14 .79 H'EfDAY MORNING, JUNE UTAH. OGDEN. EXAMINER, N-- OGDEN UNION RAILWAY AND POT COMPANY. DE- Nolica of Stockholders' Meeting. Kotlee It hereby given that tha reg alar annual meeting of the stockholders of the Ogden UuWta Railway and Depot Company will he held at the office of the Superintendent of tbe company. In the City of Ogden, Utai, cm the 7tb day of June, 3904, at 10:30. a. m., for tbe purpose of electing directors for the ensuing year. W. J. RHEALT, Secretary. 8. Organizes a Team Talk of City League. Some Die men at the Ogden railroad sliopa have organized what is hereafter to lie known as the O. S. I., baseball club. It will Im die aim of i liis club to place in ihe tii M this a strong nine, and to promote good ball in this city. The team will play Its secoud game this season, on Tuesday evening nt Glenwood with a team from the D. A R. G. freight ofin-e- . As there la a strong rivalry between the teams of these two roads a hotly contested game is exiiecied. ' The O. S. 1. team in desirous of securing ns mauy games as possible sud any team wishing n game should communicate with F. M. Beardsley, care M. M. office, S. P. have been IF lot. ou to see this paring $100 to $1.50 for your corsets, it will pay a liitle eporial number on sale. By giving more you will get all the stile and comfort of a high just class $3.54 corset. Tliia number is a straight front, low bust, blaa gored corset, made of beat quality French Coutll. It (a built along French lines and ia hound to help a good figure and no a great deal toward improving a poor one. Black, only, all sixes, $1.98. sliopa. Ogden. Plans are now being laid to form a city league consisting of six trams, and it Is understood that a purse of a goodly amount will be bung up to go Parasols at Reduced Prices to tho successful team holding the the end of tbe highest schedule. To this end the managers of the different teams will meet this, Monday, evening at the Oxford Cafe and all managers wishing to place their trams will bo present. It Is hoped that this meeting will prove suersssful ns this ta a good baseball rity, and a league would certainly prove an attraction. Evening gamra will be the chief aim. with Sunday gamra as often as the ground can be secured. IS DISTRIBUTING OGDEN summer parasols are on the aale table for your choosing thia at special prices. We offer you, not only tha rbeapeet prices in the riiy, but choice of tbe lsigeet selection. Children's percale parasols, with wooden handles, at 15c. 25e and 50c. Mercerized sateen. 6c and tirtr in rod, blue, pink, cream and while, a nnue expensive line In silk, nicely made, with fancy wooden handles, strong frame in red. pink, blue and cream, $Lw, $1.25 up to $.00. 340 Ladies' Parasols variety of pongee silk imrsMiW some plain, some with colored hordera and liuings, well nude with fancy wood handles and strous steel frame. $3 6 for $2 35 $4.(10 for 3.g 2.25 for 2.10 ft.IHlfitr (.Sit Women's taffeta ellk para ol k. red. green, blue and brows, for rain nr atin, wood handles. Former price, B4.n0 $::.!). Inch umbrellas for summer or winter. light, strong Twenty-siframe, fast black, silk and linen cover, worth 81.75 $t.oi. A POINT NEVADA MINING MAN TELLS OF THE NEW DISTRICT IN NEVADA. x Bag Bargains Sayo Ogdon Supplies Are Used in the New District Today's price place within your reach a great showing of tli leading styles in hand hags and wrlat chutn purses. Our euilrs line of "PesglPB," "Flatirons.' "Gibson" and other style, all now. kinds, at the following prices: Ladirs'black bags fhsip and leather handles, worth $1.25 and $l.i0, for 78c. Grey, black and taa "Gibson " hags, leather bandies, worth $1 fur $1.20. $5 Peggy bags, braided handles, very aivlish, $2.45. $J.SQ Peggy lust, long strap handles. $1.95, hags, all Ihe new ahapra. $.1.20. $5 to $8 New York styles, fitted with small purse or card caae, $3 95 Mr. J. J. Catmlchnel, a mining mss foom Columbia District Elko County, Nevada, has been in the city during tha pant week, conferring with Ogdsn parties who are Interested in Hie Aura King Mine, of which Mr. Carmichael ta manager. When seen nt the Broom Hotel regarding the rich strikes recently reported at Mountain City, Mr. Carmichael, "Those boys deserve all tho good luck lx tibia. 1 ksow them. They hove found n bonanza because they dug for H. Anybody who digs In 84-0- Womens Ribbed Stockings 5c 1 tbe mineral belt of Elko rounty for mineral will find It. This Is my first visit in Ogden. Generally when 1 asked about Ogden, some man would volunteer the information that there wss nothing here besides the big Union Depot, hut It srams to me that this Is about tha most pleasant business and residence rity I aver saw. It eartaia-l- y looks good to a Nevada man. Another thing, this is certainly great wholesalelng point. Nearly every thing w e buy in a store out In Nevada, seems to come from Ogden firms All winter I have beoa serving up pancakes to my men, made of Ogden flour. We sometimes had butter tn put on the pancakes, and when we did il was from an Ogden Creamery. Add to that, sugar from the Ogden Sugar Factory, and canned tomatoes and fruit from Ogden factories. When we asked for eggs we were told that they wera nice and fraah, and just from Ogden. "It aeema to me that our county la naturally tributary to thia rity, and that it la reasonable to expect that the people of Ogden ehould be vitally interacted In any good fortune that cornea to Elko county. We are going to have n mining boom out there, one that will equal the excitement at Ton-opand Goldfields That part of Elko county, which lisa north of tha Southern Pacific railroad, has produced over In gold and atlver up to $31,000,000 data and yet when people apeak of Nevada aa a mining atate they ara thinkh. ing of the Comstock ledge, and of What la Tonojiab to Ogden? It ia on tbe west aide of the state, near to the California line, and to get there you have to travel 700 miles besides tbe stage ride. But Elko county ta Jiiet across tha llns. only a few miles west of Lucln." Wa want to see Ogden people taae more Interest tn Elko oounty. Wa are nearer to Ogden," and of more Importance to this rity. than tha southern half of your own state. We have such Creek, mining camps ns Tusrarora. Gold Columbia, Edgrmont, and Mountain City. Tuacarora and Mountain City both report rich elrikee tn the past ten deye. Juat before I left Elko I telephoned to a friend at. Mountain Walker City, who told me that the Brothers had just etriich an enormously rich streak of tale, which waa fully one-thigold. This is la the mine which waa bonded by Mead of Salt IiUke last week for $50,000. As these men are taking out $1,600 n day. Mr. Mend will probably bare to produce his $50,000 before his fifteen days are up. By tbe way. Salt I.ake people seem to be active out our way. I have heard of a number of properties ti.at are bonded, or being Investigated by Salt Lakers, but Ogden people seem to pin their talth more to manufacare turing and wholesalelng. These all right, but I notice that the fine houses in Salt lake nearly all belong to mining men. It certainly aeema that Ogden people are overlooking their opfine portunity when they allow all the mining chances In Elko county so near home, to be taken by Salt lAke. We are going to snake some new millionaires out In Elko rounty In tbe next two or three years and I would like to see some of them register from Ton-opa- . O Total circulation dnring fiscal year Number of borrowers' cards in War Atlas hut been issued by the Chicago A North-westerrailway. Three fine colored f "fSTCQq. each 14x20, bound in convenient maps, Signature vof librarian form for reference. Tbe Eastern SitZOE E. FADDI8. uation shown in detail, with tablet - UST OF DONORS. rolstivs military and naval showing . Juno 1st, 1903 to Juna 1st. strength and financial rasourcea of WTJ ' McKay. of , Russia and Japan. Baritone Solo Air. Walter Wall act. any nddrost on ""JJ Cony matlsd to cents Commencement Address Got. Haber Allison, W'sj. r-tor postage by of ten (10) Biishlll M. Walla. F- - M. J C A. Walker, Gen. Agent C. A N. W. Bariums Solo Mr. Walter Wallaoa. Beardalsr,Mrs. E. .. Ry., 2200 South Mala St., Fait Address afid Presentation of Mr Bichsel : City, Utah Cannon. F. J. Plomie President Anthon H. Lund. Andrew J Remark President L. W. Shnrt-u"- , Cars sals.of Christ SdentM Churrb ELKS' STATE ASOCIATION MEETClarenee Crandall. Photr. ING AT. PROVO, JUNE 14TH. Closing Bong Academy Cushnatoan. Rev. P. M fo fipenear- - Clawson recently TO.ITTH, 1004. Farrin. J. . Germany will aecomptny Mr. Wallace, Government. For the above occasion the Orrgro Harris. J- - J- - GALLACHERB TRUNK FACTORY. Short Line will make an open rate of J. Hon. J Nowell. Manufacturers of Tranga and Bags, FARE for the round trip, ($3.40) ! ONE McIntosh. Mr . Leather Goods. Repairing at reasonfrom Ogden to Provo and return. L. W. " able prices, on abort notice. Call and Meglnnls. PTickets on sale June 14tb, 15th end ea ns and we can save yon 25 per Moffat. R. lfiih. limited for return till June 19h, - . . " Church Mormon 1904. DAVID I. GALLACHER. Wt Minnie Ecbansenbacb. 822 25th fotreeb A Russo-Japanes- e o o n SUCCESS gp lUi FROM & - There was n record breaking crowd at tho performances given In tbe Utahns Park theatre Sunday evening!' About twelve hundred people wera present, being tbe largest number of people present during any ona evening. Besides tha regular Mil played during the past week tbs operetta "Little waa presented by fifteen children under tbe able direction of Mis Celeste Conroy. The childrens efforts were heartily applauded and a number of ratchy specialties by several of their number took well with th audl-en- r. RICHEY. AMUSEMENTS UNDERTAKER 'Phone 150. 2373 Washington Ave. Bo-Pee- c. THE ELWOOD Tha regular hill needs no special ELECTRIC LIGHTS STEAM MEAT mention. It waa first --clstm throughout, CENTRALLY LOCATED. all the specialty peopla being artists of 371 Twenty-secon- d Street. ability In their rhoaen lines. Manager Richard states that ha in- MRS. S. H. ELWOOD Prop. tends putting on tha flnast performance possible during tba emirs araaon. NEWLY FURNISHED THROUGH OUT, MODERN EQUIPMENT Board by day or urtok. Our Laundry Ways are Winning Ways Wlanlng friends and oust day. Do pun Ilk pear tanodry dull finish, smooth finWa ish or corn other flnlshf you just what you want: do lift th work a llttlo hotter than tho other taundoiws do tt. Try us and BBRL Ogden Steam I Laundry. If you want Eastern u Corn-Fe- d j Bf go to Ballard & Rinckcr's 331 24th Street 'Phena No. 127K We wire houses and wire them fine With the best of material in the Electrical line. DONT FORGET THE PLACE CbasJ. A. Lindquist nJNESALFDEUSBRfiS answer to the "Sexton Puzzle and emhahnhs OPEN ALL NI044T. THOSE LITE MEN COMMERCIAL ELECTEIC MANAGER. 2278 Wash, avenue.. Faughne 814 dtorajMfc . H. to tho Cotton's Puulo The an in tho Juno 6th supplement ta 1:12 o'clock. Tho aoxtons watch said 1:13 at 1 o'clock; R was, therefor. 13 minute fast oo, if kt had stopped It for twice that lumbor of minutes, which would have been 24 minutes, his watch would have been 12 minutes slow, as stated. g THE LAZY RACER'S PUZZLE. In next Sunday's Examiner will le the Lazy Rarer' Puzzle. For the first I CO. STAN. S. STEVENS Yougg Higginbotham's asaar was aa follows, which wo absolutely cor- rect : , Rate Reasonable. Talaphene 630 K. tho latter. BURGI Phono 227 Y. ALBERT u MARKET. .. 4I44II .18 orders Phono given special attention. g 2 A fancy line of waah sailor collars, rounding and with stole ends. In linen color, white, cream and blue, trimmed in tucks and Inca, from 75c to $3. 10 correct answers tha Standard will award each with a linen handkerchief and for tbe beat correct answer a silver dollar will lie paid. Only children undar 14 years allowed to contest. Orlaad Higginbotham, of 1146 Adams avenue, Ogden, Utah, receives one boos handkerchief and also the silver dollar. He will please call gad No. 1 bacon - Th Sailor Collars For gardening, outing, young women and children's street wear, amall size 20s, large 25c. Trimmed Mexican bats, 54c. i slxra. 75c and . in 8unday morning's Examiner, was 1:13 o'clock. Only one correct answer waa received out of aeveuty-oix- . Tho ULLIt BRAND LARD not made by a TRUST "OUR LBADER. no compound or EASTERN LARD mlrnd with it Ask your GROCER for It ra-eei- , AVE. "Live and let Live" Is our motto. Wo do not promise to sell you something for nothing. Our Meato are fraah.y Wa endeavor to pleaee ovary-bodwho pstrwnlzoa tho 1904-No- ' 2361 WASHINGTON rd o Mexican Hals ah $720.1 6 Total .... .... .. . $25,092.26 Grand total Percentage The two chiet Items In the extras are 44 culated dol81 the three hundred and fifty-fo. . . fiction circulated. of Percentage which lars to Channell and Jackson, OF BORROWERS. REGISTRATION was caused by tbe striking of quickNumber of borrowers' cards In sand in th excavating, an the one 1236 last of force at date report... dollars to C. hundred anl twenty-fiv- e 673. Children. 553). (Adults, J. Humph rUs. which was made necesfisNumber of cards issued during 711 sary by tbs desire of tbe board to make . cal year. Laura M. Malgbaa. the vestibule more substantial and Im- Cb. Melghan. (Adults. 1813. Children,. 818.) ABSTRACT COMPANY. posing. The original contract called Number of cards withdrawn during on the under side of the THE MEIGHAN , the year, ..i... ...... 210 for plastering Telsphon 668-stairway, and this was changed to oak- 2408 Wash. Ava panelling ta order that It might harTotal number of cards In fores 8147 monise with the remainder of the vesat data tibule and be more enduring. Tha extra REFERENCE DEPARTMENT. was necessitated by this Approximate number of readers 9800 painting The other extras are simply Carpsntering, Building, Rechange. using this department those which are always Incidental to READING ROOM. and Rsmodeling of pairing 384 building. Number of days open Houses Promptly attsndad to. All our would ask that We respect (estifully Average daily attendance work Guaranteed. Enquire of J accounts be audited, either by a commated) 65 mittee or by some person, or persons, Oio Nolaon, 545 16th street. Number of Sunday readers appointed by the board, and If found Telephone 229-Number of periodicals subscribed ' JJ correct, that we be discharged from for. .' . . 18 further responsibility. Number of periodicals given WORK WITH SCHOOLS. Respect'ully submitted. A. P. BIGELOW. Number of visits to schools made 7 Ogden. Treasurer, by librarian TZ juSe&Hm J. H. HOWELL. Number of talks given la schools 26 THE PUZZLE AHSWEBS & Secretary. by librarian THE Number of teachers' cards in force 4o SUMMARY TABLE. THE NORTHWESTERN LINE RUS-S- I Only One Correct Answer Out of 76 SUCCESS MARKET ATLAS. Number of volumes ia library.... 4209 Ogdon Boy Wins. ur want a serviceable robbed stocking, will do well to read tbe following: Medium weight, ribbed, fast black, xcaiuloss and long wearing Blocking, regular price. 24c. for 56c. Women's fine ribbed lisle, perfect fitting, 25c. Women's Ano ribbed, lustrous, black Halo, seamless, 25c; three pair $1.04. Women's flat, regular weave, seamless, very beat, popular prieo slocking brought Into the atate, 15r. Fancy lace hose, regular price 25c, 19c. Women's gauze stockings, the fine summer sort, so popular now-- ; the only stocking that conipetHi with lace designs for summer wear. 25c. 35c. 50 and 75c. Children's fast black ribbed hose, all alzea, regular 12 16c. Women-wh- G GBfiho & Hilliard CENTRAL HOTEL AND BAR Q 'Phone Under New Management 4 135-- k |
