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Show tn- - HOUSING EXAMINES TELEPHONES ED'TJaiAL ROOM I2EETB1CSI ..NOb M Independent Pnofi Seli phon ... EASINESS OFFICE ..ho. ii Villi W'lillE DiCUaSfSUSMTiOil A k'.ter received here by George F. brown, prea.dtot of tbe Goldfield Crcn King Mine company, from J. J. OVen, manager, who hna been come uf the company claim for tbe past two month, stale that the work la being pushed rapidly. 1! report having received aaaaya running from 73 to 100 per ton In gold. Samples sent here that were assayed by K. H. Odicer A Co., of Salt Lake, give the splendid assay of I218.4U, per ton In gold. The iodieaiuir.s are favorable for a large amount of ibia high grade ore being mined, for which arrangements are now being made. The ore referred to is front two California claim owned by tbe Crown King people, Tbe development of the property where this .trine wa made shows that a vein of ore baa been disclosed of immense proportions. It being traced on tl.e outcroppings GOO feet long. 13 to 1C feet wide and has been tapped at a depih of Nil feet where It maintains lta width and increased values. Another tunnel la now being run 110 feet further down the mountain side In which It I expected to again tap the vein, wiibin a few daya- ln hi letter, Mr. Olsen state that, while laborer In Columbia were excavating for the foundation of a new building to be erected to replace one the recent of those burned by encountered rock lire, iltey now pannning, are wiiich they value show of which and Hlunit $1,001) per ton. This, ore waa at ruck at a depth of seven feet, and If there la much of It, ihe etrlke will be among the largest of th acaaon. .No. 120 lnS9penelent Plieni ..No. Ml Eall Phial . VK. GLASMANN .No. 120 Independent Phone .NO. 120 Eeil Phone . is cf both telephono yetems c cied after 1p.m. ,o. BREVITIES ytre bundled of the employe of the ;ci:h Oliriea will take advantagecom--of; ibia ue exburkion provided n .my and go to tbe Hermitage iu Os-e- OGDilN, MILITIAMEN ' I EXAMINEE: UTAH, - WEDNESDAY ilOIINIXO, 1HCIMS EMFET PIES IT H3ME HBISHCP SKUIS Paaaaa Cltlxaa Well-Know- n After Five Waeka lllnaas. ENTERTAIN Away AT CARDS COMPANY HOSTS I. FIRST INFANTRY AT FARRY HALL. Hundred and Twenty-FivGuest Sea Competitive Driil Fartiaa Will e Be Monthly. Company B , First Infantry, of tbe Vi ah St ue MUilla entertained about ACCIDENT TRAINMEN e pur-poa- e Th Southern Pacific and I'nlon Pacific roads of tha Harriman system have adopted a new- rule in regard to handling train order by tbe trainmen, with a view cf eliminating as far aa possible tha chance for an accident through a failure on the part of the conductor or englnemen to carry out tbe telegraphic Instruction. A bulletin tua been Issued imtruct-In- g the telegraph operators to deliver three, Inatead of two, copies of all train orders to the conductin'. The conductor, In turn delivers one ropy to the englnemen as formerly and the additional copy to the head brakeman on tbe train. The head brakemaa la ordered to carefully perue the orders after which he delivers them to tba rear brakeman who la also commanded to read the same carefully. These tralpmau are supposed to watch end see that the order are carried out and la case of an ovrralgbt call the conductor' attention to It, thu avoiding accident. For a long time it haa been the custom of the engineers to read aloud their orders to the firrman in order that be may famillarix himself with them and thus be In s position to call attention to an overnight. It has also been cuetomary to a certain degree for the conductor to have tbe rear brake-ma- n read over the orders, but the Including of the front brakeman is a new feature and the providing of the extra ropy that finally reaches the rear brakeman Is considered a good move, one that should go a long way toward eliminating the possibility of 'an accident, through a misinterpretation or an oversight of the order. NOT YELLOW Nullride, New York: B. C. Mallride, New York; J. C. Ilumcs and wifo, K ansa City; bliss Humes. Kansas City; It. P. Bcnit. Cadiz. Ohio: II. M. Benedict, Cincinnati: R. R. Farmer, Chicago; R. G. Watson. New Madrid, Mo.; W. T. Griffith. New Madrid. Mo; R. T. Bullivan. Bail Francisco; V. N. Samson., Sell Lake: O. A. Psrnilry, City; C. G. McHenns Denver; Freeman Hassell. Bull Lake. C. M. Weysnd. Denver: C. M. Pierce, Sun Francisco: F. C. Oxnian. Chicago: V. I,. Rnnilel. Middletown. G.: O. A. fnrniley, Ogden: J. Wash Young. Sail Miss Luclla Young. Balt Lake: Miss D. Itrrne. Balt lake: Thos. A. Scott, Cleveland. Ohio; K. Kaehe. IdOiilsvitle, Ky.: F. L. Maddoux. Sslt I like; K. A. Halo. Marian. Ind ; W. L. IlMtler. wife and daughter. Oakland. Cal.; F. J. Chamberlain. Suit F. A. Hayward and wife. Denver: M. McBride and daughter, New York: Kd. Peytke. Los Angeles. Cal.: AnK. W. Haclittd. Salt Uke; Mis ne: l a M. Arnold, New York; C. C. Sherwood. Bl. ioniis. Mo. FEVER. Ind.. Aug. IE The Indianapolis, elate health authorities this afternoon sent lr. W. A. Drayton, an expert to Crawfordavllle to dlagnnae the d I scene of a man who arrived at Crawford vllle a few day ago from Fame, Mississippi. II. M. Hutchings, secrets ry of the Crawfords vllle board of health, had diagnosed the case as that of yel That Will Wear CO TO low fever. SMALLEYS BRITISH SQUADRON SAILS. London. Ang. IS. The British channel squadron, consisting of eleven battlmhlpn, eight cruiser and a flotilla of torpedo bools, under thv command of Rlr Arthur Wilson, sailed from Rpithead today, hound for the Baltic ta. During the cmle the aqitndrnn will visit Youldcn. Granfjoep, Rwine-ninnend Kuefahrwassrr. All Engraving Free d j i I LADIES BE CAREFUL As Ttukersfipld. Cal.. Aug. 15. oFT. r.vult of a vinnl h-- Have you ever bought a hand bag that looked fine for- a week or so then began to scuff and you tore oif the handle and had to it? - R e Fr:i:rl i"!: : AVE. Bond. Washington Avenue DRUG. STORE at the water, the SKULL WAS CRUSHED. Kan.ua City, Aug. 15. Herbnt Mills, formerly treasurer of the Mortgage Trust company, at this city, was found lying on the In front of Bethany horpiul, where he was an Inmate, and died two bera akull HI had hours later. crushed. He had either Jumped or fallen through through hln window os tbe second floor. Conk-lin- ride-wal- Goods NEW PAINT STORE BERRY & GRIFFIN and a PAINT CO. Square Deal Paints, Oils Is Our Motto. and Glass THIS WEEK FOX CHERRIES OUR SPECIALTY j r 'I.ilr aid h nminip;ir.ii-- rhnir Mr. ASSOCIATION TOWN. AT CAPE t tin- - Lewi 15.--Tn ! GLAZING IS Come and see us Frank R. Watkins Phone Harbin. Aug. Among the dier medically treated here 1,200 were on the first found to be fingers of the right hand. sol- Try our Paints and Oils .Grocer BeU 57; Ind. 30 2313 Wash. Ave. Cor, 25ih and Lincoln. Both Phones, 844 KKKKKKKS& ISHiSKiSEEK SKKSSSSSg You will find it on i draught or bottled ATTHE- -. Declared superior to all .other beers by the Im- perial Experimental Station for the brewing industries of the world 219 Twenty-Fift- h St Where the Palms Grow I'v-'ri'- Clr-- . Cal. Vip 11. V.nl-- I nr Sancer Pu'i-.- - - ui-- wa inj'irwl in a rucansy iutI..-- m illod tlclmont. An Intoday In In hiui. vest iga; Ion ,he fact that hi skull was frc:.:rod. i I I Vouchkeepidi'. N. X.. Ang. 15. On account of rain, today's grand circuit race were postponed nnt.il tomorrow, and rich day' program will go over one day. making the meeting end on . . Saturday. Instead of Frtdxx old REPORT. Helena, Mont. Ang. 15. In the V. S. court today F. A. Maynnrd. special prosecuting atmrney 1 the perjury rases Involving timber land entries in Montana, announced to the court that the gnrernmrpt would not call vp this term of court for trial several remaining Indictments against J. M. Cobban, charged with subornation of perjury. on the charge iohhn was lot vek gnd at the time Mr. May-n.iraid the government was ready ottakc up the other cases. ' We are new in business but in experience d arrlv.-bore he and Clark Ex-- , member, Cape Town. Aug. Ti. Prldrnt Coota. of the of th British ani-iai1oarrived toand Ciiiik Exposition ): ar-- i rts'- and. a thtdr flr.t ?o.ion toiiicht, a ruvlH-- r of cuLTu-t'-sn-n- ' Genre- - Howard Darwin rtc-- j for d nn in. lri- - lod.i.- to 1 WASH CONCESSIONS. RESPITE FOR COBBAN. .rt DWYERS A RUSSIANS Madrid. Aug. 15. In the course of a conversation today Premier Rios gave it to be understood that the International Moroccan conference would meet at Madrid. Portland. Or., ug. 1.1. Pr.idt'nt P. Frnn!. of the lxini:na P!irrh-.- c BRITISH I'xjmsitiiin. ALL STYLES AND PRICES BIG WM- - Government at Entrance -l A I our leather goods are made of REAL LEATHER We sell them with a gutr.-.r.teto give satisfaction and one o: cur wrist fcjgs v.'l las; a season. (H Company JEWELERS end OPTICIANS AT THE CLOCK 0VEIt 2151 Block Island, R. I., Aug. 15. The teemer New Slioreham, while entering the harbor today on her trip from Providence, with one hundred passensunken wreck and after ger struck an exciting run for the dock sank to the main deck Just aa she ran alongside the pier. The paasengrr were able to land over the gang plank. Tbe collision ripped open a hole of several feet In width In mmm bottom. Washington. Aug. 15. Gen. Joseph as I,. Bristow completed bis work special Panama railway commissioner today and left Washington for Kansas to engage In newspaper work. He owns two newspapers In the state. Place for Intematioral ference Is Selected. FRANCIS IN OREGON. WE HANDLE GOOD GOODS J. S. Lewis EGkPT. GEN. BRISTOW'S t Moroccan Con- the NO MATTER WHO HAS FAILED o WIND AND RAIN IN OHIO. 14. svi-nti- o ICHEAP LEATHER GOOPSi PLATES THAT FIT n WILL MEET AT MADRID. hiae that originated Asleep or An ate but notwithstanding the steady inruA firemen and the headed by chief Engineer job Do Not Include tha Payment of an v.'hce Quinlan; stuck to their posts, Indemnity. the steamer was within one hut4n Pari, Aug. 15. M. Witte has re- yards of the dock the water pm ceived final lnatructlona relative to the fires. the extreme limit of the RusmIxu according to informatoln re- FLORISTS AND HORTICULTURIST! ceived this afternoftn by the Tempe Washington, Aug. 15. Approximiie. from lta BL Petersburg correspondent, who eaya he lean in governmental ly 3500 persons. Including delcgitie are in Washington ittend-in- g drelea that should Japan Inslat upon and friends the twenty-firs- t annual cunvenUos tbe payment of an Indemnity, tha neexhibition of the Society of Amerl. gotiation! will be broken off. The de- and cisive result, the correspondent says, can Florist and Ornaments! Horticulturists which began here today. Tbs la expected this week. Initial meeting was held this afternoon. President James C. Vaughn REFORMS IN RUSSIA. was presented with a gavel, the heal Monrow, Aug. 15. A roogrena of the at which Isa made of magnolia grand!-flor-an from tree planted in Wabtlng-toUnion of Pennant a, attended by deleIn 1839. The handle Is of magovernment, gatee from twenty-twnow in Monlna here, ha pa ted reso- gnolia from a tree planted In 1820 by lutions demanding, among other General Lafayette. thing, that the national representatives In the projected aanembly shall USED DISRESPECTFUL LANGUAGI be voted by universal suffrage; that the constituent assembly shall he Washington, Aug. 15. Minister lta given power to initiate legislation and ry at Managua. Nicaragua, has csbty to control the national finance; that a the state department that he baa system of peasant proprietondxlp shall mailed a statement of the reason v ay be established by the handing over to the exequatour of Consul Chas.if the people of the state domains and Donald. on, at Managua, was conceit'd. the land belonging to the monasteries Mr. Donaldson was appointed from and other religious Institutions; that New York In 1898. It U aald that tba free education shall be obligatory and cauee aseigned waa tha uae of dithat tha schools shall be secularised. srespectful language toward tlie prerl dent of Nicaragua. STEAMER HAD RUN FOR LIFE. North Sydney. N. 8.. Aug. 15. Word received here today that Captain Mother and crew of the schooner Garland, who were reported lost when that veasel was capsized yesterday off IJngganhead, had landed nrar Port Moreine on this Island. Burlington. arrived In Charles th! cliy from KUsworth, Maine, late this afternoon. He will participate in the dedication of a memorial tower to Klhan Alien, on the old Allen farm, tomorrow. Kescaurant on Cheater this morning Srrihnrr opera house and six other bidding In the Idix-I- i bounded by Chester avenue. 18 K and Wall street, in tbe of the elty. were completely ilrsimyed liv fire within the spare of an hour. Present estlmu'rs place tb- - loss at f77.nufl. epri'TTd bv insurance to th? extent n nbuu fie.iW'i. in Hiisnmnnil Lifetime Every Promise wa make la aa Good aa Notice Specimens of Our Work wa Dedication. SEVEN BUILDINGS BURNED. MAKE RUSSIAN Cincinnati. Ohio, Aug. 15-- A wind and rain storm last night enured damBarber Asphalt Paving Company Gets age estimated at several hundred th Contract thousand dollars In southwestern Ohio and less serious loss in other Reno, Nev., Aug. 15. The Barber parts of the state and in Kentucky and Asphalt Paving company, of Ban Fran- in Indiana. cisco, waa today awarded tbe contract BOYS SENTENCED. for paving the streets of Rena Several California firms competed for the work. The contract repreOdessa, Aug. 15. The military prosents about $75,000 worth of work to curator has appealed against the debe done here on the streets within the cision of a court martial which sennext two year. tenced two boys, each 30 years old. and a girl. 13 years old, to penal IN HONOR OF ETHAN ALLEN. servitude for being In possession of explosives. Fairbanks to Join In VI., Ang. 15. W. Fairbanks Lasts a Honor CREW SAVED. g Thr following are the arrivals at the Reed for the past twenty-fou- r hours: Mrs. D. A. Mallrld. New York; R. P. Bridge Work V.ilZSS New York, Ang. 15. The New York Hcralde European edition publish the following from Its correspondent at Alexandria: Egypt's official report of the Nile flood states that the river la very late and low. A Bad Nile has been declared. At Assouan the gauge li three metres below the thirty years average. Cotton, the crop of which has been saved by the Assouan reservoir, in expected to be a record. The cotton worm la practically extirpated. Tha rice crop has suffered In many , places. REED HOTEL on Remember Ibe Place Cotton Crop Would Have Bean Leat But for Aaaouan. I Porcelain Crow n and r boisterous and shprtly afterward started to pummel each other. Officer Malone appeared on th scene about that time, and the soldier boys were taken to the station In the patrol i Made 12: er drinking quite heavily, became Watches and System For Particular Pseple. Gold and WE ' tab-rrrac- M. Brumbaugh Do not let your Teeth go because they are Loose. Let ua save them for you with our latest Pyorrhea Alveolarls treatment William Robinson and Richard Henley, two furloughed soldiers from Fort Douginas, were locked up In tlie police station last night charged with disturbing the peace. The two boys In blue were in a Twenty-fourt- h it rest saloon shortly before nine o'clock last evening and aft- DAM SAVES Particular We Extract Teeth Without Pain BOYS III BLUE LICKED UP n were scored by Janowakl over Bardrlebeu: Berger over Marshall: Marocxy over Bcblncbter; Leon-harover liernateln and Burn over John. MUST NOW READ OR- Harriman Lias Adopt New Method for Handling Train Orders to Avoid Oversights. enm-jH'si'- d ished. Victories Thl DERS. re-sir- Dr. L. C. A Mosman NewSystem Dentists well-know- n oppo'-tunity- PRESENTS Dr. CHANCE OF - Thomas Empey, oce of the citys citlaena eitixena, died at 7:4u oclock Met evening et the home of hla stepson. Bishop George Sniuln, with whom he resided at 4Su Washington avenue, at hemorrhage of the bowels, after an Hines lasting five week, aged 80 years, 11 months and 11 days. The deceased wai born in Bedfordshire. England. Aagust 30. 1834, He Salats church in Joined tbe Latter-Da- y hi native town over S3 year ago. It is about 34 yearn since be emigrated to Ctah, coming to Ogden, where he baa resided ever since. He has taken an active part in church work ever since coming here and whs very well known throughout tbe county. He was a member of the Weber stake high quorate. He L survived by EUhop Smuin, fourteen grand children and twelve great grand children. The funeral service over the remain will he held in the Lynn ward meeting house Thursday, at 8 o'clock in the afternoon. The remains may be viewed at th Sniuln home between the borra of 10 and one cm date of burial. Interment will be In the Ogden City cemetery. e Jewelry 10C3. 16, ELIMINATE one rundred and twenty-livguest In the larry flail, 33rd and Washington canyon today. at a card party, given for ihe of creating Intentd in the comVr. Coulter, 20 Ecelea building. pany and encouraging enlistment. Tbe main feature of tbe evening In the ML M. Starkey, a pioneer achool manual of arms wa a competitive worker of Milwaukee, ia the guest of drill given by tbe members of tbe U. C. Roger ai Siluti llarriaon avencompany. A dainty luncheon waa servue. ed and dancing Indulged la. Captain A. 11. Knelsa liaa spent conLadiea You can cave money by siderable tima in bringing about these a. Clark at oxford and liujmg clipper affairs, hoping thereby to encourage from $sc up. recruit, from the desirable class of young men. The affair la given withFor the benefit of local travel only, out cost to th gunats, each member nn extra Pullman baa been placed ou of the company being permitted to in- FUNERAL OF MRS. FAMWY BROWN tbe Kio Grande train running bevite as many friends aa he may tween Ogden and Gleuwoud Spring reThe funeral service over th Groeabeck Pneaenger Agent Traveling For last eveulng'a affair the hall main of the late Mrs. Fanny Brown, of tbe lUo Grande, bae gone to Mont, was prettily decorated with the na- who died on Saturday last, were held roa to meet tba rxcuralonlata comtional colors. The party waa a derided in the Fourth ward meeting house et anutbern and Juan Sun in from ing aucceaa and like entertainments will 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon Bishops Paaoen-ge- r . While Colored opoini be given each month. Further effort Counsellor Hyrn Belnap presiding. accom-pantebaa Cushing Agent Harry Samuel New house, vice- - will be made In e social way to rreate The services were attended by a tba winning Eagle a fur aa aa follows:; John Henry Bmkh. member Interest in the militia which seem to large number of sympathising relative president proapec-tiv1 leaver and will look lmq th V. a to N. William, have been lucking great degree and friends and the floral tributes bualneaa at that cud of th lino advisory board; and for tbe atate of 1tah; hereiofoiT. were both numerous aud beautiful A before returning. Bburt-liland George Homney and L. W. Programme. quartette rendered a number at seleccommember of tbe executive High live was played at cards and tions and solos were sung by Mrs. John Heimar, of Morgan, wa In Ogmittee. Immediately aferward a pretty inno- Mary Farley and Orson Griffin. den yeaterdny on liualneaa. Tbe KDeskers were Rider K. A. Olsen, vation was iu'rrdnced. Upou the stage unRemember, we are not eatlafied of School there had bon erected a tent, a camp-lir- a BiMiop Holland, of Ray, Patriarch G. County Superintendent wera W. Larkin: President C. F. Middle-toin with guas stacked. Tap W. N. Patterson wa in Salt Lake ye, less you are, and if youll give ua satwo wtil see that the and Counsellor Belnap. blown, the lights in the hall wera sudterday on official bunlneei. The speakers eulogized the life of isfaction la mutual. Clark's, denly extinguished, the camp fir illuminated tbe place, and while a sen- th deceased, referring to her great Special car Larona, occupied by the General Superintendent Buckingham try marched to and fro, a quartette patience during the sixteen years she Iowa Yranaporiailon Aaaecladon arrived from the wW on tbe K. G. W. bio of the Short Una, went north in hit seated wlthia the tent sang "Soldier suffered from panlyala, when she never complained of her condition, but peclii rar yesterday forenoon, 13 from the eaat yesterday, and wa Boy." The competitive drill pas then giv- always bad a smile for those who continued west on Soul bora Pacific Mr, fl. J. Ridpath, a passenger on en, and consulted of three regular greeted her. They elated that' she No. 5. one of the west bound passenger trains drills. Koch error eliminated the memoften remarked, whan asked how she tee window at Clark'a for elylr passing through here yesterday lost ber from the rank. In tbia way the could be so patient through her sufand pricei of children oxford, black her purse containing 320. It la suppos. number sunn dwindled down to three, fering. that It would only cause soror tan. also nhon In red, Ian, black or ed that It waa lost at the union de- James Unary. T. F. Prrahaw and row in the hearts of others were she These to complain and that aha felt that peopot. Corporal Walter Thompson. champagne; liLc and up three then competed for the prise, ple should endeavor to make one General Manager W. H. Bancroft, which waa a silver souvenir. The for- another's lives happy. Tbe Itah dolt gallon to the that throughout her entire rniiinieiviiil enngrrt. of ihe Short Line, was In Ogdentofor a mer finally won out and the presenta- lifeThey aald ehe had always exercised great Salt tion waa made by tbe officers and the which will be held at lortlunrt, Org , short time yesterday returning faith In her Holy Father and that her first sergeant. August 16, In (he auditorium, Lewis lake last evening. This prise will be drilled for on the life was an ideal one from intkncy, and Clark exposition, li ft Monday ev. Perry J. louder, the confesaed wife first Wednesday of each month, here- Her family were given much comfort ii'ng In a apeclal car In charge of Stale Remit or W. N. Wllliatna. who murderer spent another quint day at tbe after, which la ihe regular Inspection in thei hope uf a fond reunion in the front Utah of city Jail jwumlay. To all appearala also night, and the person winning it three here f or. A large funeral cortege followed the nce. the man although appearing to be times rouseculively, becomes the owntuc wngreye. The party waa of (leoi-gRomney and wife. very ddected. la rerovering bis nor- er of the souvenir. The Judge in the remains to th Ogden City cemetery, Bishop Bassett of where they were interred. John Henry Smith and iLuglilcr. I mal slate. This fact la most apparent drill work was Captain vv. Sl. ii'illT, of Ogdon. V. bi. WlUInnm when any one irlea to question tbe fel- Company H of Balt Lake, wbo came Holland dedicating the grave. low. He has now adopted the time-wor- up specially for the occasion, Colonel vito ii ud two daughter. etc. The phrase I dont remember. when George M. Hannon and Col. Beaman, BURLINGTON AND RESERVATION. of tlio cuiii;rcta from Itah are Question are put to him concerning of the GoveraoPa staff were also prestn crime or with reference to hie ent. Cody, Wyo., Aug. 15 "Will the Burprist life. Among tbe other military features lington build to the reservation?" la 'ITOXSE3BS waa an eqiiliraient race and bayonet tbe question which is agitating the All persona going on the Ogden exercise which were rlererly executed, people south of her along the prochuir apodal train to Portland Indicating that tbe boys in blue have posed line et tbe present time. It AutpiHi 1Mb must make their Bleeping been devoting time to drill work In is known that the llill Interests are car reservations at onre at the Pullwhich they presented a pleasing ap- opposed to building of these branch man office, union depot. lines and whether these Interests are pearance. choir train tabernacle The special Tbe winners at cards were: strong enough to prevent the building a. m. M. I will leave Ogden of Ibe branch Is a question, tbe ansharp August Ladles first prise, picture, Mrs. loft. Don't IMlt. got swer to which remains to be seen. It Is M. Hawley. Conte first prise, picture, Ed. Clay- known that the Northwestern can conMiss Smith: vey passengers from Missouri river CLUB EXCUSS1CH 1 BAINS ton. Ladies' booby prise. g WIDER ' genu booby prise, Quartermaster H. point to tbe reservation over their line fourteen hours quicker than the Ruben. i1 The erhedule of trains specially ar--1 Burlington, after (he building of this H branch, and It is for the company to rouged for Hie purpose of handling the deride whether the local freight and crowd between ; Weber Club excursion Oils city and Mldlake, September 4th, passenger bunines will be sufficient to warrant tbe construction of the show four trains each. The achedule Our Specialty is Repairing ! la a branch. follows: Leave Ogden, 9:00 a. m, 1:00, 6:00 It is thought, however, that though even the reservation line la abandonand N.Ofl p. m. ed. the Cody noma will be adopted to Isve Mldlake 10:30 a. m., 3:30, E2W Wash. Ave. Kirwln and that it will be built next 6:80, and 10:00 p. m. Min-llUTAH. OGDEN, year, as M. Srhitxal of the KlrklnHomA-atake CHESS TOURNAMENT. company, representing the all interests, any a that In months he will show a permanent supBarmen, Germany, Aug. IS. --In the ply of tonnage sufficient to make the aession today of the chess tournament, ccansastnsajnit railroad a paying proposition. six of the eight games were decided, Wolf Mleaes between end those end TOR RENO TO BE PAVED. Trhlgorin and Ala pin being left unfin- H.RUPP AUGUST :TRY IT: D. A. SMYTH, Prop. KSSSSSSSSSKSSSKHSSSS i |