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Show .'Iin amusements DECISION IN RICH CAMP OGDEN CASE APPORTIONS Campnmiat in Which Coeta THE THE ITALIAN SWISS : COLONY coast n the oaPacific (ha Pacific grapee an absolately pose coed raise the flneat coaat.Thotr wises pun. If you wish to dis- cheer for the holidays order cona of their wine from 'RTZZINI BROS. MO see nil 000 oaOe e S&tb kilTMt WINES LIQUORS CEIDOK H. PATTISON CAFE FALSTAF 842t Washington Avenue. (Pho.ie 22SX) WHERETO EAT BOSTON' CAFE and DAY ?fEN Evanrth ng hen the hootnight. Short orders at all hours. All kinds of gams aiM Pah l season. "Cay, from , it iHI A YOUNG a Twenty-fift- '"A ..... 5?: " a? rom Street. h The Utah National Bank OF OGDEN United Peoiy - a. w- States Depository ................pnetdont Vico Prosldenl u.Ha Melntoah Ceahlsr Aa Blatant Caahlor Faid On IjlcfKl money Savings Accounts Judge J. E. Booth Hied in the counchrrfc'i office yesteruay hi. decision In the matter of Geo. A. Fuller, et al., vs. Milo Bharp cl al. Tin- d cUioj in full L a. follows: The plaintiffs in their complaint al lego the organization of a certain Irrigation district known as the Eden Irrigation district, aai.l district certain lands on the Middle and North Fork of the Ogdon river, Ogden valley, Rclwr county. Bute of Utah, which lands are irrigated from the north and middle fork nf the said Os den river. Thai the said plaintiffs are partie. in Interest and representing the said Irrigation district. They allege that tho defendant without and right, again.! the will of, a. id without the consent of, the plaintiffs, as trustees aforenaid, entered upon the canal known as the Eden canal, which fa owned by said district, and 'turned the water out of said canal, down tha Channel of the north fork of the Ogden river and that the waters thereby became lost to everybody, and that claim or adequate they have no spe.-dremedy at law to prevent a repetition of the injuries described, and pray for a judgment against the defendant, and all parties, acting under them, that they be enjofjrd from in any manner interfering or diverting the waters of said irrigation district. The defendant! flic separate an swera, admitting the organization of the district, that the plaintiffs of partie in Interest sod agenta or trustees of the said Eden Irrigation district; admit the location of the lands, the use of the wat?r by the plaintiffs, and set up that the said use la subject to, and subsequent to, the prior rights of the defendsnls and others. Tiioy admit the breaking of the dam and the turning of the waters out of the Eden canal lnio the north fork of the Ogden river. The answer further sets up that ou the lutli day of September, 1893, an action - was pending in the district court of the Fourth Judicial district. Trrritory of Utah, County,, of Weber. In the action, William Ueddes and others were plaintiffs and the Eden Irrigation distrirt, Joseph A. Taylor, who aueJ for himself and 150 others, wire defendants. That said rase was tried, the finding of fart and conclurions of law and decree were enreied, the same being aet out In full in Mid answer, and it is not the intent of this decision to In any manner annul or abrogate the decision herein last before referred lo. That on their case being called, this court ordered that tba Plain City Irrigation company, a corporation, and the Western Irrigation company, a emporatiou, bs made defendants and he brought In. On the final hearing of the case, and after arguments, the court took the matter under advisement, examining the' expert testimony tnd other documentary evidence introduced In this case and now flnda that the defendants are older in right to the use of the waters in the Ogden rivec than are the plaintiffs. That in the early part of the season there is sufficient water for the needs of all the parties using water, from the aM Ogden river. That during the early Irrigation season the plaintiffs by means of their canal, carry water from said Ogden river on to. their lands, and by abundant Irrigation retard the flood waters of said Ogden river by means of which the low watere of said Ogden river are Increased from and abgva the amount there would be If all the water ran down the said north foik of the Ogden river. The court finds that before irriga tion was applied to the bench landa In the Eden Irrigation district that three second-fee- t of water arose below the Eden dam and the month nf the north fork where it Jolna the Ogden river. That the plaintiff are entitled at all parts of the irrigation season to the excess of the waters of the north fork of the Ogden river over the amount found in the said north fork at the Eden dam, and three In. addition thereto belong to the defendants by prior appropriation. That In counting this three second-feet- , all the waters running into the middle fork of the Ogden river, from and including tne Ritter Hollow und below, should be so counted. Whenever the waters at the mount of the said north fork and the water running into the middle fork through the Ritter Hollow and below do not exceed three second-fee- l more than the water in the north fork of the Ogden river at the Eden dam, then the plaintiff are required lo turn out of their canal at a point, most convenient, and economical for saving water, sufficient water to make said amount nt the Eden dam, with three second-fee- t additional. That the plaintiffs pay the court costa and that each of the parties pav their own witnesses." loaned SALARIED PEOPLE JURY LIST, : Estate and Chattel Loess jwe gulch, confidential asd 1 4 Citiaena Who Are to Sarve During May Tarm. The following list of forty Jurors wa drawn late Wednesday afternoon to serve for the May term of the 'Jmtern brokerage ca HI-- Eodew Bide. Second district court: Ogden W. C. Brownell, Joseph M, Doran, James M. Thomas, Joseph Par ry, A. W. Tracy, Lewis P. Stone, .lames Carpentering, Building, . J. Barker, E. T. Woolley, Rueben M, and Ramodaling O. of Child, Hyron Wright. Warren Hcusea Chase. W. W. Browning, Charles Happ, Promptly attended to. All work Guaranteed. John L. Herrick, Nicholas Smith, HenEnqulra Austin C. Brown, It Nelson, MS ry W. G will lam, 16th , at rest. H. C. Stewart, M. Buchmlller. William Ttlephene 329-Fowler. Ambrose A. Shaw, Jamea H. Emmett, Moroni Skeen, Jr, John Douglas, Jamea H. Nelson, Alonso Van Pa Wen, Moroni S. Poulter, Matrtbew GUILTY AS CHARGED. Galt, Alfred Folker. Wilson W. H. Adams. r "Minct the M Pleasant View Willard Cragun. nult c,t-w v Huntsville Peter C. Wangegaard, arraign--- tAe J?,''1 .p".lr Wurf yesterday to Evan Evans. a Cfilfli of A. Slatenrllle W. Richardson, dirhlng it, d F- - Wins we. the iname Jamea Cowan. Edwin Smoot, Jamea I'M Wjv ?a, IrMl unon bom Judge P. How-ell- . Plain. City James F. Wadman. br nmJT. Testimony Hadlock and B 'b wlffltrrtll0r Kanrtvllle Wm. J. Bartlett, Jamea ' F. Fielding. ,effwt lhat 11 'yat h,i ,h tr"lk be latter Sit npr Proximity to 0 Portland. Ore.. April 2. Manager p,, McCreedie of the Portland Base Ball ,h defendant lo be :hib. has released Pitcher St. Vrain. end rtret Baseman Clark and ir " ia g S 5 fij. of (s and costs 1nde)tn OF OGuxN POSSESSORS OF A SURVEYORS BONANZA. Property la in tha Tolyaba Range cf Mountains at the Head of Reese Rlvor Valley. - Practical Horseshoer RAILROADERS Are g Wo art epeclally praparad far shooing main horaaa. Coma and aaa hew wa da It 417 23rd afreet. Oppeeita Consolidated Wagon and Machine company. . Phone JH X. STRIKEjB A A1BERGER SHIPLEY CASE ty P. ERNSTROM AIIMI, 2!, DIVORCE Charged Agaiuat the Plaintiffs is the Case. PRICES, 10c, 20c, 30c MOKXINfi. ROAD TO A WIN! riiWAY IN NEVADA WATERS OF STREAM. Present rXAMINKK: i'u;i)KN. EDEN WATER JUDGE HART Will MOISMMi i RUNNING THE LINES FROM ROY. A force of eurvejo-.-are engaged at work making a pieluuinary suriey fur the Bamberger mail northward from Roy lo this ot. There are six in the corps, five of whuin. F. M. Abbott, Fred Smith. Allen S. Thouipsou, and juiiu-- Burton, are Frank registered at th4 Bivsiui In this city. They rxpect to be here until Saturday, before the survey is completed. Two preliminary suivi-yhave already been made from Kayville to the city limits of Ogden ami the Mineyors are now engaged on the third. After this haa been romplned the moat feasible route will be decided upon and then the work of cross sectioning for the graders will commence. The party of surveyors go out from here toward Roy each morning to the place where they let i off work the night before and then return in the evening. The activity displayed by the surveyors in pushing through the surrey, in spite of inclement weather, shows that Mr. Bamlterger intends to push the work to completion aa rapidly aa possible. e e s s man-aaeme- n o Neva-da-Grsn- e DAD CLARK COMING. TRIP TO - PORTUD The Standard and Exaniner Will Send Ten of Weber WITH BREAKING UP THE CHRISTENSEN HOME. CHARGED In the county clerk's office yesteran answer wa, filed by Aitur-neJ. E. Kagley, acting for the defendant. in the divorce action of l.ulu Drown Christensen against Norman Christensen. The answer was in the form of a cross complaint and, after acknowledging some ot the charges made by the plaintiff In addition to denying others, the papers allege that tne married life of the parties to the suit was happy until about October 1. day County's Popular Girls to the World's Fair Next July Grandest Trip of a Century All Expenses Paid Read Contest and Conditions. Rules and Conditions y !9"4. At this time. It is alleged, the plalu tiff became acquainted with one Will Bhtpley, and that said Blilpley, wholly disregarding the niariial relations of the plaintiff and the defendant, exer- cised such an Influence over the plaintiff aa to alienate her affections and to cause her to disregard her duty aa a wile. Fair Contest Governing First Thla content la open to any young lady residing In Weber county, over 15 years of age, who furnishes a certificats cf good chan actor to tho satisfaction of tho oontest editor. Second Tho contest opana April 10th and doaea Saturday it I a in. Juno 24th, 1905. Third Tha aueceasful contestants will be tha aevon young ladles receiving tho highest votes In Ogdan City and tho three young ladieo receiving tho highest votes In Waber county outclde of Ogdan City. Fourth All coupons must boar the name of tho girl voted for. Each vote must b cast within 7 daya from data atampad or prlntod on each coupon, provided that all votes must ba cast beforo I p. m. Baturday( June 24th, 1905. Fifth All votes and coupons shall bo left at tho Standard Offios or mailed to tho Contest Editor, Standard Offlca, Ogdan, Utah. Sixth Votaa shall ba counted each day and tna total veto and standing of each cants slant shall ba announced In tho Evening Standard or the Miming Examiner, dally. Seventh Throe responsible business men will constitute a board to determine tho successful contestants at the close of tho contact Eighth Each young lady before tittering tho contest from Ogdon City, will bring a certificate, giving her age, full name and roaidaac. . Each young lady before entering tho eentest In Weber County, eutalda of Ogdon City, will present a cortlfloate from the school trustees of tho In which oho lives, stating her ago and plaeo of raaldsnee. Ninth Coupons will bo Issued to follows!. Coupon in each. Sunday Morning Examiner good for 19 votes, It la further alleged that, after the above date, on freqnent and divers Shipley would aurrepriMoutly and clandestinely call upon, visit and keep company with the plaintiff at the Christensen home and other places In Ogden and that Mrs. Christensen became so infatuated with Phlplejr that, notwithstanding her marriage relationship. she consented to this unbecoming conduct. COUPONS FOR DAILY SUBSCRIBERS It Is also alleged that about DecemEach subscriber for either tha Evening Standard or Morning Em Dally to came the ber 1, 1904. Shipley miner, ohall bo entitled to cast for sack month's aubaerlptloit paid In adhouse of the defendant while he was vance SB vats absent and while there raressed and SO votes For aaeh month's delinquent aubserlption to dally collected kissed the plaintiff by and with her Each such Dally subscriber snail bo entitled to cast far each els months' eonsent. That during the month of 500 vote paid In ndvanoa, a special coupon of January, 1966. Shipley was In the habit aubserlption Each young lady that brings to our office a NEW subscriber for slthar of going to the house during the dw Examiner or the Evening Standard, shall bo entitled to east too fendant'a absence and then and there, tho Morning while pretending to assist the plaintiff following votaa: now ouboeriber MIMtiasaOOMlaf BMttMtf BOO votaa First For securing with her household duties, would toSecond F nr each month paid In advance Into the with the go ,,,,m,.. 100 votes plaintiff gether Third For each six months paid In advaneo an extra coupon of 1,000 votes bedroom. Fourth For securing a now ouboeriber who lo not at tho tlms subscribing The papers further allege that durfor an Ogdon paper, or who has not boon auch aubooribor for PQ days, the and 1906. Bhlpley ing February, an extra 2,000 vote on the seen were walking plaintiff Fifth For now ouboeriber who has never token either the Evening streets of Ogden together and on FebStandard or tha Morning Examiner 2,000 votaa1 ruary 23 thsv attended tha theater together and that on February 24, at the COUPONS FOR WEEKLY SUBSCRIBERS house of one Hardy, In thl city, at Each Weakly Standard subscriber who ohall pay In advance ana yoait night, they wero In a certain room of said house and were engaged In indulg- beyond April 10th, 1000, la entitled to east IN voted For each year delinquent weakly subscription paid up ing in unwarranted liberties. IN votaa defendant reasons the For the shove Frovldod, that aach Waakly aubaeriber who ohall pay mam than ana of ton, art cause no asks Judgment of year In ndvanoa shall bo entitled to cast an extra coupon for each addithe dismissal nf the same, and tar tional year, so paid 000 votaa b as he may auch other further relief Eaoh young lady that brings to our effloe now ouboeriber to tho Wookly entitled to. Standard with 91,50 in cash, shall ba antitlad to east far auch now sub- onribnr . ,,,,1j000 a,,,,,,,,,,, Tho same with S5o for BALLASTING ROAD six months' aubserlption to tha Wookly Standard ' shall ra calve 600 votaa All foraoolng subscribers muat ba secured and votaa cast before Plan te Leave jDut Battle Mountain Abandoned. Saturday, Juno 24th, 1005, Nt coupon can ba voted after 7 daya aid. pro-cln- 1 H. E. King of Balt Taka City Is In Ogden today on business. M- - J- - O'Brien of Rochester, Is registered at the Heed. N. Y., The Ladies' Literary club I to give hall party in Toiler's Thursday evening, April 27th. a dancing The Hiatal iral Society will meet Beaman at her homu. northeast cornet of Madison and Twenty-firs- t, oil Saturday, April 23. with Mia e a o- IN FREE Too Preliminary Surveys Hava Been Severe Accusations Made by Promt nent Business Man in Papers Mad and a Third Is Now Filsd in Court. Sting Staked. s Articles of incorporation are being prepared which will bring Ipio extai-enoa new company, under the tin.-o- r Nevada-GrandMlnlug and Inve.-men- r Ca. tha formation of which is an offspring of tha S. P. Mining and Investment company. The latter company. early this year, under the suspires of the Southern Pacific. Union Pacific and Oregon Short Line join: freight offices selected from their number Urorge I. Williamson to represent them, who was equipped with suitable and elaborate outfit and entered the gold belt of Nevada b.v way nf Battle Mountain and Austin. Nevada, thence south along Reese River to a point about thirty-thre- e miles northeast of Touopah in Xye county, Nevada. This expedition started out about the lrtth of last January and entered the gold region about the 2mh nf the same month, and, notwithstanding the severe weather experienced, the discoveries have been rapid and numerous, greatly surpasaing the moat sanguine hopes nf the promoters and will, within a short time, doubtless, prove valuable properties, and. with little add! tfonal development, enable the to make shipments that will net substantial returns. Very glowing reports have already-beerendered by various assayers, Indicating tha high grade of ore uncovered and tested. The property of this company adjoins the Little Frankie company's mine, from which shipments hava been made realising to the owners the neat sum of Ili.Ono per ton and over. Snch magnificent values were secured from a depth of only forty-twfeet, and It Ja moat confident ly predicted that the Nevada-Grand- e holdings will he equally as valuable with a similar amount of development Only a few days ago the management of the Nevada Central Railway company visited these camps and paid special tribute to the Nevada-Grandproperty, predicting for It a phenomenally prosperous future, and conveyed i sail ranees that the road would doubt-lesextend through that section and camps to Tnnopah and south thereof. Expert opinion, as well as the general impression of laymen, are united In the theory that the trend of the gold sons extendr northward and discoveries of fabulous worth will be obtained and will remain In place and of greater permanency than what has been yet exposed In the region nf Ton opt h. Goldfield, Bullfrog and campa of the sandy desert. As (he distrirt in which the Nevada-Grand- e la situated has unlimited supply of water and fuel, combined with rich ledges and ore bodies. It Is bound to become one of the greatest campa in Southern Nevada. The rerent discoveries of. the have to a marked degree Inched -e Influx of prospectors and In that vicinity from all directions. so that the future of the pamp can not be overestimated. From the moat reliable Information obtainable at this time the following wul manage the affairs of the Nevada-Grand- e Mining and Investment company: William If. Chevefs, president: Thomas F. Collins, vice president; George B. Roberts, secretary; Mrs. Edna F. Nichols, treasurer; oseph Chen, attorney: George D. Williamson, superintendent. These together with Frederick Parker, Frank E. Nichols and Benjamin W. McEuen, will complete tha directorate. The promoters of the Nevada-GrandMining and Investment, company are well and favorably known and all will cordially with them success. M0.T. The lecture by Rev, Wlnshlp will he given In fhe Congregational church Instead of in the Presbyterian church, as previously announced. The day Today la Good Friday. will be observed by the Catholic and Episcopal churches In this city, in keeping with their agrlent custom. J. T. Kingsbury, president of the d University of Utah, wa In Ogden and In company with Bupt. Allison of the public school and Prof. Squire Coop made a visit to the schools In the city. ye-te- Oscar Henegar wan arrested about 3 o'clock yesterday' by Deputy Sherstreet and iff Sebring at Thirty-secon- d Ogden avenue, for carrying concealed weapons and was landed In the county Jail. : number of the employee In the different offices in tha court house are cards in receipt of souvenir postal from Judge J. A. Howell, who Is at the present time In California with tha local representation of the W. O. W. ( A ...... Iam Asst. Bupt. J. F, Bhaughnesty la at Harney, station nine miles this side nf Palisade, where be will superintend the opening cf a gravel pit, tho gravel from which Will ho used in ballasting the roadbed between Aigenta and Battle Mountain. Tha ballast will be hauled about fifty miles and three work trains will be put on to hasten the work. The piece of roadbed to be ballasted was the section left by the company between Argents and Battle Mountain when tha railroad reconstruction work waa tinJer way, the intention being at that tima to build a cut-of- f from Stone Ilouae to Argente, leaving Battle Mountain off the line. Tha ballasting of this section at this time would indicate that the company had abandoned the project, tar some time at least , and will continue to use the The sacred concert at tha First Methodist church, next Babhath evening, will be the be t. yet given. Balt Lake talent will be beard. In addivoices, there will be tion to twenty-fivhalf a dozen Instruments. It begins at 7:30. Beats free and everybody Inold road. vited. The engine and train trews that Good Fridsy services at the church have been "burking the estra list" on 10 m. s. of the Good Shepherd, at the Balt Lake division, will herald this morning prayer, litany aad penitential piece of news with Joy, as It will give office; 12 (noon) the three hours' ser- them aa opportnnity for atsady work vice begins; 7:30, evening prayer and for some time to come. confirmation service. Bishop SpaldIt la expected that two months will ing will preach at the evening aervic. be required to finish the work. e Al Wright, chief dispatcher In the FORMER OGDENITE. Southern Paelflc office, has taken a month's vacation and la to be relieved Jamea Neven Rounding Up Nevada's Bullion Produce ra. by J. C. Delmore. Mr. Wright goes for first baseman Dad Clark, former west Sunday to visit the gold fields of I lieen released the Abaters, has by where he haa some mining InA letter from Jamee Neren, from Portland in the Pacific Coast League. Nevada, He will stop at Hasen, on his Tonopab, Nevada, tells of the great terests. In addition to Clark, Swindells and lookway to the mines, with a view to prnaprerity of that section. St. Vrain were alio released. There 1 over Its business prospects. Mr. Neven, who is a former Ogden-lieprobability that Clark will wear one ing has been made estate license and of those pretty Ogden uniforms thl An action has hrea Instituted In the bullion lax collector" of the State of year. Hs has a home here with the district court by Attorney A. E. Pratt, Nevada, and Is now actively engaged fans on account of his rattling good as trustee in in performing his duties. He still has work on the first hag. The addition of for James J, Bmmmltt, bankruptcy, agsinst Edmund R. Shaw a warm spot In his heart for Ogden Clark to the Lobster bunch would maand Sarah J. Shaw, hts wife, to set and states that ho will soon make a famGimlin'a. Dad strengthen terially aside the pnnveyanre of certain prop- abort visit here. ily. Known aa he la by almost every In Pleasant View, made ly Bhaw nian, woman and child In the city who erty and to subject the propBIDS ON MASONIC TEMPLE. exhibit any Interest In bate hall, Clark to histo wife, payment of Rhaw's debts. the erty a because to his be catch, good ought Rhaw was recently adjudged bankrupt Were Opened at 2 O'clock by Compopularity will do murh toward caus- on his own petition. mittee. He around team. the to fans ing rally Is one of the old Lobsters. Robarrest of and The Billy Taylor Bids for the construction of (he Ma In spite nf the inclement weather, ert Baird yesterday, on fhe cliarga sonic Temple were opened yesterday at Dad" Utmlln had his children out to broke the of drunkennos. perfect calm and following Ogden conprarticc today and will keep up the in police circle. These two are old 2 o'clock were the ascertained to be bidtractors good work, rain or shine, so that a offenders and have N. Meld, appeared many ders for the work: good showing may lie made when the times in police court before Judge Isakaon aad Klhlstrom, J. Bauacher eiMin opens at Boise on the 2Uth of Howell and atidge Murphy to answer anu C. J. Humphries. this month. the charge of drunkenness. TayThere was a great difference In the Pete Dowling, the famous southpaw to lor Just finished serving a sentence different pitrher, who is one of the great addi- for petit larceny and evidently got amounts nf the bids of the to several amounting contractors, tions to de Ulmltn family, was out such good treatment at the Hotel de thousand dollars between the highest with the other member of thq family was loath to leave it. and the lowest bidder. todiv anil handed out a few curves Snyder that he At a meeting of the committee of as a preliminary limbering up beDEEDS. WARRANTY Masons, having the construction In fore he gets down to bard active to he held this evening, the work. The following warranty deeds have charge, bids will be considered and a decision filed In the county recorder's ofbepn MEN LAID OFF. probably reached. However, the matfice: not be decided until tomorter William Higlcy and wlf to William row may on account of the disparity In the Haa No Significants Except In Matter Fowler, for the sum of 60fl, part of amounts of tha bids. of Curtailing Expenses. the N. W. quarter section 20, townThe specifications tar the building 2 ship 6 north of range west nail for everything except the wiring, Fif'.tra per cent of tho men employEmory A. Smith and wife to Leroy steel work, plumbing and one other for the sum of ll.nno, all minor detaiL ed la the car cleaning and repairing H. of hits 9 and lit, block 4, Riverside adshops and ten per cent of the men in the machine shops of th dition. REV. BALMOND DEAD. Harriman roads la this rlty have been John Grubnau and wife to llsrry mppended from the payroll - for a J. R. and Katherine Hancock for the Aberdeen, Scotland. April 20. The short time. This I pursuant to the sum of 9454, a pari of lot 6, block 42, Rev. Stewart Dingwall Fordyce policy of the company adopted some plat A." president of the United Free months ago with reference to the church college, professor of systematic maintenance of the shop, a certain DAUGHTERS OF REVOLUTION. theology la that Institution and the um of money la appropriated every author of many religious works, died 24 month for ge shop and toward the No deflqite here Washington, April today, aged R7 yesr. latter pan of the month it is evident result was reached by the Daughters a with retention of mmt whole of the American revolution by that, the DOCTOR COMMITTED SUICIDE. force, the sum will be exceeded, so ballot taken tor a president to sucDenver, April 20. Dr, E- L R. Wey-in-d that s certain proportloif of tha new ceed Mrs. Warren Fairbanks. Mrs. committed sulM-ltoday by openmen are laid off fur tha remainder of George Sternberg, District of Colum- ing an artery in his leg. after adminthe tnunh. perhaps. bia. Mrs. Donald McLean of New istering a hypodermic injection of This haa heen done seieral times York, and Mrs. Charles w. to lessen the pain of the Lfppltt, morphine before and this paper has made menRhode Island, were the candidates. operation. He wi despondent I tion of the fact. There is not any- The result of the first ballot was an- route of having lieen indicted by the news value In it as nounced as follows: thing of special federal grand Jury for Illegal use of Is It just simply the following out of 342: Mr. Sternberg, .the mail. Dr. Weyind came to DenMrs. Mcl-eaa policy previously mentioned hi these 201; Mrs. Lippitt, 154; necessary to a ver In 1890 from Belle Fonrchs. Dak., columns and pursued almo.t everr Choice. 354. where he had served one term as month. Another baliot will be taken today. Contest Application To Tho Btaadard-JEgamisar- , Ogden, a Ulahi 'Ilf I am t resident of Btaadard-Examlac- Lanria r and Clark Coatoanlal from... and with to enter tba Expoaltioa contest I agree to comply wltb too rale and conditions governing said oontaat k NlD9 of tpplIdBtMMiMHtOMiftrtlumtMMatmMiMiBiMOMOU a Addmi WA the uodarsignnd roaldanla v personally know tba above applicant aad know bar to ba of good character aad repntatioa. Addraaa Will Add Strength to the Ogden Baseball Team, Addraaa a young lady j MdM4MOOB M.0f9V Addraaa -- San Pedro, Los Angeles & Salt Lake R. R. Daily Through Passenger Service With Pullman Buffet Sleepers Between Salt Lake and Las Vegas, Nev. Shortest and Quickest Route to d Bull Frog and Goldfield Mining Districts fial-mon- Direct Stage Connections Las Vegas at to These Famous Camps 9 For Further Information Apply to J. L MOORE, or E. W. G1LLETT, District Passenger Agent General Passenger Agent 17 West Second South Street Salt Lake City . |