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Show I THE MORNING BIG WATER SUIT NORTH OGDEN FARMERS CAN REMOTE OBSTRUCTIONS. But They Must Nat Change tha Channel Opinion by Judge Hawaii. a pair of trousers, (you ask for Pants if you want to). We are sjiecial agents for Paragon Pants. Xo better made. IM-IUAD- E mm PANTS Black wash pants.. $1.50 Grey wool pants... 1.50 2.50 Cassimeres at Good worsted pants 3.50 preventing tho ucouaiuUiion of water in pools where it evaporate and aeep lato tlie ground: in other words, by cleaning out and straightening out the bottom of tha uarurui channel until It would be. to all taieuta and pur port ainiiUr to au artificial ditch ar canal, aud ihu facilitate tha flow of the water to that ka of It would evap-oraiand Ua of it would aeep and percolate into the ground, and mere would flow down to the point at diver aloa of plaintiff canal, and tho courts of aald Stream he changed so that It would bo straight Instead of meander- Judge J. A. Howall, of tba Second District Court, yeaiarday sv hi. opinion in tha big water auli at fraud Clark eL aL va. North Of den Irrigation oompaiiy, rt at , la which he grants to tha North Ogden people tba nghi to remora tiwae and drbria from the chaunl at the riser, If such oWnic-tioa- a have occurred since tba time at a tha origtual appropriation at water, but tha North Ogden farmer art Inhibited from changing tba natural channel. Tha ooata of auil are to the defendant, .crept that charged each party to tha anion moat pay lbair respective witaa fee. Ilia decision hi full la aa follow: lb plainUffa in thla aaiiun are own-ela severalty of adjutnlng tract of land ta Wbr county, serose and throng b which flow one of the inira-tariaof tba Ogden river, cal 1.4 the North Fork. Uia natural channel of which haa alaoa tha memory of man attended aero. and through plaiaiifla ing. This la tha flrt time tha defendant bad aver attempted to exeirl auch a Tha aaid Montgomery waa, right. however, with his employee, prevented by tha aald Chambers from entering Informed that upon his Und, aad w ha would he served with a temporary restraialng order, preventing him from carrying out hit purpose, whereupon be dr Haled, and he and hi company', employee left the .put, Subsequently the said Montgomery a obtained ponuia.kiu to continue tb, measurement of the amount of the wa Paragon worsteds.. 5.00 ter flowing iu the aald North Fork r Inti 6.00 . worsteds. Faragon The defendant, tha North Ogdea Ir- various puintt, mud, la company wit On, la a rorporatlou orgaulaad one or two of hie employes, went Paragon worsteds.. 7.0o rigation and art la ting under and by virtue of 1lalntiff Carvers Und at a point lawn of tba atata of Utah, and at where the aald Pork divides, and cot Each pair guaranteed the matt tor tha purpoae of this action 1 menced to dam up one of the chan to wear well No rips tba auooeiMr la lateral of Uuae cor-tal- url but wa. prevented from doint who, prior to tba asquint Under this state of facts, what are and the buttons stay on. that norm by the plaintiff. 4 their land rights of tbs respective parties, torntt, la MU or E, by aioaua of a the dam nod canal appropriated and di- and should tha defendant! ho enjoined verted from the said Ogden river, at from doing any or all of the acta above or near tha munlb at the Ogdea can- described 7 la tho float placr, It ia settled beyond yon, and about fifteen mllea down tba river tram pUntHT landa, 21.5 eacond dispute that the prior appropriator of M4t WASH. AVE. fdat of and each and every Ir- water can have no property rights la rigation aaaaun alaee its appropriation the watera flowing la a natural stream The Quality Store. It and lta predeoeao In lnterat until U enters hla ditch or canal from bare diverted and uaed the above tha ativam. But ho haa a right to it flow Into his ditch aa It was quantity of wafer upon landa adjacent have to flow, and hla rlht la an Incor-porato and under Its canal, which land wont hereditament appurtenant to tha are awaad or occupied by lu atock boldctn, and amount to about three ditch, and although tho water in the I hou und aoraa, said lands being arid at ram above the point of diversion la in character and not producing crop not property except in tha aense that without the artlfldal application of it la a part of tha really over which water thereto, but with auch applica- U flow, atlll tho appropriator haa the tion of water producing valuable right to have It flow down to tha head aropa. At tha particular time, however, at hit ditch undlminlshed ia quantity hereinafter referred to, namely, the asd anfaipalrad la quality. Thla right at tho approprator ariaaa nineteenth and twentieth of Auguat, there wwa wot aufflclent wafer flowing from tha vary nature :of Uu dootme down the Ogden river at the point of of prior appropriation hut it haa in dJvaraton of defendant' canal to en- addition the support of tha statutes able It to taka the water to which It Congress tor the preservation we entitled, but, on the contrary, of the rights which were acquired by there waa only about ton and a half the early settler of the arid region, aad although the statutes are only aoooad feet. The plaintiff reside la Eden Irriga- declaratory la their nature, still they tion dlatrlct. their lead are located have tho effect of makiag aa express (heroin, and they are Interatod la grant of what would otherwise have that ayateia of Irrigation, and, during bean Implied from the client acquieseach Irrigation aeaaon for a number cence of the Government. The first statute upon the subject, f year, have permitted tha offloera You don't know that Ogden thereof to divan from tha aald North passed la IWfl, aad prior to the acquisBrothers have changec Fork all the water of aaid atream at ition by plaintiff of their landa, ia aa a point above tbclr land., and would fbllowa: hands. This is the Whenever, by priority of poaaea-alohave eoaiinned to do o at tb time of righto to the uaa of water for bringing thla action, had it not bean for tha temporary rat raining order mining, agricultural, manufacturing or othar purpoae have vested and aca leaned la the cue at tha North Irrigation Co., vi. tha Eden Irri- crued, and the same are recognised aad gation dlatrlct, o that the water acknowledged by the local custom, would aot have flowed la the natural law. and the decision of courts, the chanaol and acruna and through plain-tlff- a peaaeaiora and owners of auch vested landa on the aald twentieth day rights 'hall ha maintained and proof August, 1(01. Hut during tha tected In the aanie, andf the right of flood water aeaaon, that la before the way for the construction of ditches commencement of tha Irrigation tea-eo- and canals la acknowledged and conand aubaenuomly to thnt .aaaon firmed Rev. Hr. V. B. 3330. enchyear. thewnter of the North Pork haa flowed down the natural channel U la of course true, an waa argued through and aero plaintiff lead, bx counsel for tha plaintiff, that by which are need for paitiirage and virtue of thla act tha defendants could Umber culture; and by tha eeepag not and did not acquire a right of way over landa belonging to the Governand perrolatiun from the aaid itrt-ain- , tend, on which there grow ment and above tha point of diversion believe a plaintiff graae and traea, have been watered of tha defendant's canal, because a and moUfaned, to tha great benefit right of way la only given by tho statwelcome, thereof. The plaintiff have a no ued ute for the purpose of constructing the watera of tha North Pork flowing dlichea or canali; but It did confirm, through their landa for watering their la most precise language, the right only indicate perof the appropriator to the net of water cattle, home and other animal tor beneficial purposes, and necessarithereon. sonally, goods The channel of tha aaid North Fork ly there la included In that language plaiailffa Und baa remained in the right to have the water flow down item orar the aarno condition aa It waa at the to the point of dlveralii". It follow a a consetime at defendant appropriation of water, except that there bava fallen quence of the recognition by the Govtherein certain tree, around which ernment of tha dortrlne of prior apwelcome the dabri haa collected and formed aril-flri- propriation, that any grant by the dam., and gravel and aand haa United Btatca at land upon which fare follows. been wnhed from one place to anoth- water rights have been acquired by er. and aand and gravel bare have the express or Implied permission of been formed, around which the water tha Government, would be subject to la forced to flow, ihna retarding It and such vested right. This haw been made Hie subject of caualng It to percolate and aeep into ground more than It otherwtae an express statute, enacted July P, offer tha goods would. 1870, as an amendment of the art of On the nineteenth day of August 13(0. which provides as follows: relish appe"All patent Ukt, Reuben HhorUand other, acting granted, or under and by tha authority of the or homesteads allowed, shall lie tite. North Ogden Irrigation Co., went up subject to any vested water rights or Ogden canyon, above tha point of di- rights to ditches and reservoirs uaed version of tha mmpeny'e canal and to In connection with such water rights, tha vieinily of the plaintiff' land, a may have been acquired under or with and scraper. with the rrcngnlxed by the preceding eclton." vowed purpose of entering upon plain(Art. July 9, 1870.) tiff. Und and removing obatruction. The rvldfuicc 1 not entirely satisWE ARE MEETING from tha channel of tho .aid North factory as to the date of the scqulaltlon Fork where It extend through ami of the laud in question, either by enacroaa land aald cf pluiuttff. for the try or otherwise; but spparently the YOU HALE WAY purpoae of cleaning and .traightening portion of them acquired from the railout tho aald channel, and for the pur ed Stale direct was entered subsepoe of removing gravel from one quently to the passage of the statute That's Our Way place to another, and changing the i above quoted, the date of entry becottrae of aald 'roam; and tome work ing the Important date: while a porin thla direi-llotmv done liy theae tion of It wa. granted to the railroad agent of the defendant company In company prior thereto. But In either the channel above plaintiff- -' landa. on case there would be the same grant, the eald nineteenth day of the month only In the former It would be express mi In the latter Implied. and tho fallowing day Nathaniel Mont When, therefore, the plaintiff or their predecessor tn interest acquired their lands from ths railed Btaic. they took them subject to any vested rights to water thrmm wrhtrh hid ar crued to the defendant he'ein prior thereto, and namely, the rirht to have the water to which It I entitle 1 flow OF OGDEN la the natural channel over ptatniff' BOSTON land and tn Us canal. iindlmtnt&hH B United States Depositary tn quantity. her. use when au irrigator, BROWN by prior appropriation, haa acquired J. E. Daaly...... the right to the flow- of a tream.or to n i' B Prasldsnl certain quantity of the water thereof. Haea E. Peary BREAD Vki Praidant a Haaf... it fullowa necee.ar'ly that Ms nnpro Car ilar B Mclrtoah Assistant pna'lon is In effect an appeonr.vion an also of all the irilmtnrte other Paid on ivirnti Accounts source of supply of the sTraanv vi far for a till mar ha necenry to Insure lo PLUM PANCAKE8, MUFFINS, him the qu.tntiiy of ier cov. -- ri by PUDDING and BOSTON hi appropriation. BROWN BREAD. Thla right was rernmlxod hv m deMITCHELL cree In the eae of William 25e Package for 7 Loaves v. ran Tha Nor:h Ogden Irrigation Co., to Sack 75c which action the Eden Irrterinn Atk your bracer far It trlct wa made a pSy. for :n !: pi, the ALLEN'S B. B. B. FLOUR CO. following language was i:r Yari 1009 Jaffa ran Avanua, Pacific Coast Factory, San Jose, CaL Each of the parties i,( iw. Itlg lllc i -- tiers of the ,J 'eh, and n a The Toggery mat a! n Goodale Grocery Og-da- Co. We n in and we not it but our form a tempting in hospitality. The first Our prices and a ought to to your I i Ths Utah National Bank - FLOUR 1 BROS. MONUMENTS ! UTAH, SUNDAY OGDEN, gomery. President of tho defendant company, and acting under lta author try. arrived on the uceue with additional man, teams and arrapera, and with a Urge plow and. a. turning the diiartion of all the other, attempted la enter upon the land at one Chamber, whoaa land U contiguous to that of the pUintiffa, but higher up tb atream, in order to commence work oa tha channel and to continue such wwa dawn through and acres the landa of the plaintiff!, (or the parpo-at removing tree and ether debri from the channel and for the pnrpoat at digging through aaid bars around which tha water mutt flow, and by which it la retarded, sad for the pur poae at scraping gravel out of the high placet and into the low place, thua DECISION IN You May Need EXAMINER: water right above decrlhd. are OCTOBER MORNING, de- creed to be entitled to tho exclusive use of to much of the waters of Ogden river as will flow la their said ditches according to the data of their appropriation; that the first In point of time la appropriating aald vitcr and constructing said ditches are entitled to tha first right la tha water of said stream and so on sum rarely to the ;s flow, thus interfering with the - af the siraarn a it was at 1P03. 15. ths- flow I Do Solemnly Swear. o' time the sppropriaUoc. 1 have ocannsJ tha testimony carefully with a vlrw of dwtermlnmg fer tha aid of the parties J;:ii v: at sandbars there are in the river where it Cow through the lands of the p'aia-tlffs- , which coma within the absva definition, and I have come to the conlast appropriation. That la case the clusion that there ia net more than water 1 iaaudivlvnt in said am-aiat one upon each of the plaintiffs' lands, nay tint to UU all at aaid nltches. as testified to bj the plaintiff, Franci., then those harlag the Junior appro- Clarke. A more definite finding It priation shall turn lu:o the natural In, channel of the stream all of the water sible for tba court to make from the ; diverted by them amil sufficient is evidence introduced; and the turned lata said dram to supply the dues not deem It necessary to make ditches of any prior sppropriaiione, la any more defiuite finding, tor the reapoint of time, aud such Junior appro- son that the defendant, ia exrrcltirg priation and all person acting In aid its rights, must da so at the peril of or assistance f them are hereby en- going beyond what Is al'.owed by law. joined aud restrained from diverting Wherefore, it seems to the court say part of tha water of aaid river tbst tho defendant, the North Ogdea from tha natural channel thereof, ex- Irrigation Co., asd these partiM nsmel cept It be at such timas and seasons in this action who were act .g as a there may b a surplus of water iu agent for said company, and all asid river after suppling the ditches other persons acting for aad In behalf 11 of appropriation upou aald si ream of said company, should he perpetualwhose appropriation were prior la ly enjoires end reitralrel from enpoint of time to the raid persona ao tering upon plaintiffs' said Urdo tor tha purpose of cleaning and straighteojotied " This right to the t!c of the water ening out the channel of the said to the prior appropm:or's ditch or North Fork through and across plaini la tha aatuiv o: aa easement; tiffs' lands, in such manner as wnuiJ and, of course, carries with It the im- make an artificial can.il or ditch an.l that is neces- in such n way that it would change the plied authority to do sary to secure the enjoyment of such course of snid stream: that It should easement, and It includes therefore bo perpetually enjoined and reitraice.l certain secondary easements, one of (that la as acting through its agents which Is to remove from the stream or ether persons in Its L?h.,lf, e:;..l obstruction which have either been from changing or removing aiy grave! placed in the channrl thereof by the which may he washed, or which may owner of the land .n those which hereafter wash from o::e pixes to anhave come there by natural means other, except in such places where sines the time of th appropriation. ns hereinbefore set forth, sand p" Thus, where tha atream hue become gravel bars have been formed s'nr-th- e time of the appropriation, er w'ti"'. obstructed, so as to prevent tha water flowing to his ditch, the appropriator may herejfetr be formed. In such ir.ai has a right, as against such subse- ner q to materially interfere with of the water, aud except tor tho quent purchaser, to enter upon the laud of the latter and remove tho ob- purpose of removing any tires aud structions from tho bed of tho atream, debris which may hare fallen, or m as to permit the wsier to continue which, may hereafter fall, Into the to flow In IU original channel to the channel, and change, to n grexter or head of bis ditch. less degree and retard the flow of tha War v.- - Walker 13 lac. 473 water therein. Bill that raid defendants shall have a right to enter upou (Cal.) But this secondary easement, like said lauds for the purpose of removtitty other such easement, must be ex- ing any falleu tree or sand or gravel ercised by the owner of the dominaut bars wa hereinbefore described: and estate only when necessary, and la the plaintiffs should he prrnenially each a res sou able manner aa not to enjoined and restrslned front lnlerfer, needlessly Increase tha burden upon lug with the said defendants' enterths servlcut tenement ing upon plaintiffs' said land for such Aa ths Court said In Crlsuuro. vs. purposes. Let findings of fact aud conclusions lieidsmaa, i Colo. 63(, Ths appellant had tha right to enter tha bed of law-- and decree In accordance hereof tho atraaiu above tho ditch and to with be made, and let the coats of this remove tha sediment or obstruct ions action bo taxed as follows ; Tba plainwhich may have changed or obstructtiffs to recover of, and from, the deed tlie course of ths current so as to fendants the costs of court herein exprevent it from entering his ditch. pended. and each of the parties hereThornes Clarke. Frauds Tho appropriation at ths water at ths to, poiut named carries with It an implied Clarke and John Carver, plaintiffs, and authority to do ah that should become Ihe defendant. North Ogden Irrigation necessary to secure tho benefit of the Co, pay tholr respective witness fees. appropriation; to this extent tha Ogden, Utah, Out. B, 1(05. acquire an easement In After being under tho cart of on of tho adjoining landa; hut tba right thus of Ogden tor acquired is one which I held ia the tho leading physician narrowest limits compatible with the several weeks for quinsy, sore throat not enjoymaat of tha principal easement, and n cold of tha lungs and hodtreatwhich is tha right lo the use of the received any relief from the water. The moetjreaaonable mode of ment, I decided to try Prof. Nelson' When 1 effecting tha object must be adopted, electric manage treatment. aad it must be dqne la such a manner called cm bins at hla office I was unas to occasion ns. little damage as able to move my head either ta the possible to tho owner at the adjoining right or left I could not apeak above premises. The necessity of obtaining a whisper. I had intense pain over water to run the mill did not Justify my lungs and through my chest; I tha appellant in arbitrarily adopting a was bandaged from my cheat to my method which w as calculated to great- head. 'After one of hla wonderful ly damage tho property of others. It treatments ha mad me throw away has been well aaid that tha necessity the bandages. It ia a pleasure for of one mixs business la not deemed mo to indorse this wonderful treatment the standard of another max's rights. of Prof. Nelson's to those suffering The great maxim of tba law, 81c utero from quinsy, throat rheumatism, neutuo ut alirnum non laedis applies with ralgia and nil orher similar ailments BERT EDWARDS. a much fore to the enjoyment of (Signed) 834 Washington avenue, Ogden, water rights aa to rights of any other PR. PATRICK F. MALEY, OF CHICAGO, MAKES AFFIDAVIT CONCERNING PE-RU-N- a !"l&e Occasion Pe ru i? na Ad ice and e It in family. 1 Dally co-jr- Als 11 Realising tha donbt which aomt people have concerning teatini'n.il7fw public print, Patrick T. Malar M. O, of Chicago, forwarded to tl.e j rnni Drug MTg Co. his photograph and certificate. On tho hack of the phut- err,h appear the following affidavit: I'hicaoo, Goon i January 2', V.. Thtg it to certify that thU photograph is Patrick F. 11nU , .1. aad J)r. Hartman may vm tamt in indorsing hit wonderful rt tV-flo- Peruna. Sig-ncJ- ). 1 , PATRICK F. MALEY, M. IK , Sworn to (hit 28th day of January , W05, l fore me Hot ary Public. U. S.'MALUXE, Xutary Public. 1 F. Maley. M. D, 2UG E. Ou- - Medical Examiner nf IViihum- - f.i;- one Chicago, 111, was graduated term. Tho Doctor' tVidi, from the Cincinnati Ucllege of Med- as foJluvta: . 1SC1-2Alloicine and Surgery, Besviuu I have occasion to use Peruna in pathy. daily and alee uee it in my He served aa surgeon Iu the United my practice States Army and Nary during the War family, I attribute my auceess in pracof the Rebellion und is now pensioned tice to this wonderful remedy. May you bo spared to a long life of for injuries sustained during the war. Upon returning to bis home In Cin- usefulness In ycur noble calling. Your medicine has brought jey and cinnati. Ohio, he was elected Alderman two terms, and also served as Coroner happiness ta many homes." PATRICK F. MALEY, M. D. of Hamilton county three terms and Patrick tario St, I to-wi- Utah. description. Now, bearing la mind tha reason for the existence Of the principal right, wo will have little difficulty In fixing what he may do on the hmdd above his eanal or ditch and through which the natural stream flows. Ha ha the right to Insist that the water continue to flow aa It did when ha flrxt made his appropriation, hut ha cannot complain of every obstruction which haa been placed or which haa arisen or will arlao therein, aud which causes a mare temporary or trivial ia tha flow of ths stTaam; such aa obatruction in other word does not ceuee actual Injury to the principal appropriation, but If tha obstruction Is auch that a .vendible or positive Injury la caused, such aa appreciably Interferes with his water right, or retards that flow, then In he has a right to remove It. other words, the easement which a prior appropriator has to eater upon the lands above tha point of diversion ol his canal or ditch, and across and through which Hie natural stream flows, does aot go to the extent of permitting him to clean and straighten out the entire channel in such manner that he would nuke of it practically an artificial canal or ditch, and in uch a way as to change the course of tba atream. He Is also not permitted to place any Impervious matter in the stream for the purpose of preventing the natural seepage, percolation and pipe evaporation of tli- - water, nor to he the water of the stream; nor I a. the pormitted to dam one or Usr forks of the stream where It divide into two forks (if auch forks existed at the time of hi appropriation I. All theae arts would tend lo change the manner of the flw of the waier from that In which It flowed at the time or in removing obthe appmprliitioi. structions which have been placed in tha stream since rile time of the appropriation, or arisen therein by reason of natural causes, he is not permitted to traif-V- r every particle of and or every bi' i.f gravel which may at the natural have been, hy ' flow of ihe changed from one plsra to snotbr: His sole right is to those Dlislnirtions which change the ch:.v;cr of the rlwtnupl rrmn what it wa-- at the time of nri'i sensibly retard of the wirier .herein. Thus lie may tree remove m other debris which lu.iy have fuller .uio the channel and re ; or less degrev which, to a the water then-in- . Ur, i tho flow (. remove nnv mini Tims lsn he i: vc been forme, in bars which ni. the channel of stream, or which . after the dtitr of may form the appropriation and which materially retard the flow of the water. tn thla case tn Viewing tV. the light of the principle above sc: forth. It seems to the court, in this the North case, that tie Ogden Irrigatim; fo., acting ly end through its sipmis. had the right to remove those trcc? nd the debris collected around r... same, which, achave fallen cording to the trci--i on plaintiffs' lands, Into the date of appropria subsequent to appro-prtator'- . s FCTORIES FOR OGDEN (25 offered as a prize by tha Improvement Editor of the Sunday Examiner for tho hast paying factory suggested first to be erected In Ogden City. Read conditions. Improvement Editor will pay reward to the first person to suggest tho name of n factory of n kind not now In exlatence In Ogden City or vicinity, that will be mad n permanent paying enterprise In Ogden. Total cost of enterprise not to exceed Tha (SB (25,000. . It will not be sufficient to send in the names of every factory one can think of In hope that one of them will answer the purpose. One factory must 'be named separately on each sheet, together with answers to the following: Flrt Name of goods to be manu- factured. Minimum ooat of plant Second and money required to operate some. Third Cost of production of goods. Fifth Where would ,be tho market for goods? , Hlxth Freight rate to the market, if not in Ogden. Where would .raw maSeventh terial ootne from? Eighth How many jneu, boys and girl would plant employ? Ninth Wht wages usually paid to employee? Tenth Other information deeiurd necessary before building auch enter prise. The advertising committee of the Weber rlub will be the Judges to award the prixe. Everybody should try aud figure out some factory Ogden should hare and which will pay Its stockholders a good dividend. It took Just 80 daya to raise a half million dollars to build the Ogden sugar factory. Surely there arc other enterprises the people of Ogden can find profitable. Who knows but that this (25 may he the cause of a half dozen factories springing up in Ogden! Give It a trial, anyhow. tli-fl- . . 'hr-rivi- tion, and by w.'.:,-''- the water right, by and 1 H: i means the led. It ha also the ough its ageht. to flow of which have Tstr.ovr those , been testified the case as having been forn:r I tipei- :he plaintiffs' lands and art ip! hie', the water I force I We want everybody's stove trade and will get it If quality rotinlp. Stevens Implement Co. 8id-n-'- COUNTY B3ARD CF EDUCATION The County Board of Education did no' hold a regular meeting this morn-mg- , hut met with Superintendent and the teachers of the county school instead- the regular nteetfnr of the Board of Education being held this afternoon. Trsrher' examination will be held Oi'titlx-20 and 21.. n - EXCURSION TO CITY OF MEXICO Oct NAME CITY date. if elected, to aland for the tallowing measures: Plrat We dunuud that the city shall become the owner of all street par lines, telephone systems and alter rights, and ahall operate and administer them democratically and at TICKET "Second' We demand the abolition of the contract system In city work, and ThHt the lowest wages paid shill he equal to the standard trade union SOCIALISTS cost. THEIR CANDIDATE FOR MAYOR IS H. H. KINSEY. Party Demands That Children Be lowed Free Car Ridsa ta Al- School. The Socialists met at their headquarters last evening fur tha purpose of naming a city ticket. E. A. Battell, as chairman of the Socialist committee, rend the cull for the convention, and naked for the election of n chairman, when J. J. Jones waa unanimously appointed. In hit address he called attention to tha division of classes as between the capital I si and tha wage earners, or producer, and the possessors of the wealth of the nation, showing how it required ten thousand of the workers to each millionaire. Tha platform committee presented the following os nn exposition of the principles and measures proposed by the Socialist party of Ogden: The Socialist party of Ogden, animated by tho spirit of the International Socialist movement, declare that modern aociety la composed of two principal economic classes, the capitalist and the working classes. The ruling or capitalist class is numerically insignificant : Its power to hold the working claaa In aubjection, and to humiliate the general public la derived from tha possession of the socially created machinery of production and distribution. "The working class a a claaa la property!, except for it a labor power, which, under the present system, is a commodity whose perishable nature will brook no delay in its disposal, and whose price, called wages, Is governed by tbs necessities at tbs laborer, and tho fliiclialton of the laltor market. Economic called disturbances, strikes, ar but manifestations in the economic Held of tb class struggle between ths working class aud the capitalist class a struggle which must continue until classes an abolished by the social or collective ownership and control of the meuua of rates. Third All school children to rid fre on all street car lines going lu and from school, the city to furnish free meals, clothing and medical service for all pupils when required. Fourth The city to build and operate free public bath houses, hospitals and dispensatories, also to provide night lodgings for the unemployed and homeless. Fifth The city to establish a labor bureau for the iuveatigatiou of labor conditions, and to supply Information to wage workers regarding cmploy ment. "Sixth Public service employes, including public school teachers, to be pensioned when superannuated or disabled.'' The working class i ar present divided on both the political and economic fields, by race, creed and craft distinctions; the capitalist class knows none of theae distinctions, when It cornea to an economic strife. The mission of the Socialist movement, as exemplified by ths Ogden local, is to promote the political aad economic solidarity of the workiag or producing class. With this a our program of actio for the municipality and with Socialism aa our final aim and purpose, we repent our call to the working das to recognise Its true Interest and the Important part that is assigned to ofIt In history, to be the emancipator mankind, and to establish a system of true freedom and brotherhood among men, to enroll under the banner of International Socialism, and to work for the establishment of the Commonwealth. KATE S. HILLIARD. (Signed) Chairman JOB. Mac LACHLAN. V. I CHAMBERLAIN, 'H. II. KINSEY. E. A. BATTELL.'' The following candidates were tliea nominated and approved by general acclamation: Mayor H. H. Kinsey, Recorder V. L. Chamberlain. Treasurer (.'has. J. Tribe. Auditor Mrs. H. Johnson. production. Attorney Jo. MacLacblan. The Socialist party also recognizes Judge J, T. Axley. tb fact that not unfit economic necesCouncllmen First ward, Jno. J. Me sity compel closer attention to the Gregor; Socopd ward, W. B. Murphy: affair of government, will votes be- Third ward, Charlea Nets: Fourth come valuable. ward. Andrew H. Martin; Fifth ward, M, therefore, pledge our candi Martin Moran. H AN INSIDIOUS DISEASE THAT BREAXS DOWN THE STRONGEST Rheumatism dow not come on In causes that produce it work silently in the gyntem for years. This insidioul disease becomes intrenched in the bipod, end some exposure to coFi of damp weather, or slight indiscretion brings on na attack. Toor digestion, stomach troubles, weak Kidneys, torpid Liver, and sluggish condition the system are responsible for Rheumatism. general Food souring iff the stomach poisons the blood, the failure of the Kidneys end Liver to act properly 1T waste matter and imparities in the with system, which, coming in contactblood, the natural acids of the body, form uric acid. This is absorbed by the ana as it penetrates to the muscles, nerves and bones produces the terribl pains and aches and other disagreeable symptoms of Rheumatism. Life is made a torture by its excruciating pains, nerves are shattered, the betlth so aermined, audit the disease is not checked it breaks down the strongest con stitution. It will not do to depend on piasters, liniments, etc.; such treatment ,ng the pain end reducing the inflammation, but doe sot reach the blood where the real trouble is located. S. S. 3. cures Rheumatism tT DUtifvinff and Invirontitir the thiflg send y, . lilt. m nucuii VA BUUU rwasiMM MUA wawafw out all irritating particles that are causing pain and inflammation. S. S. S. stimulate PURELY VEGETABLE. .1fflfirioreans to better action, tones up the ' Even tainted money ie .. and digestion, restores nervous eo3-- ' beginning to talk these days. p tM,ent,re lealth- - S. 6. 8. com Rheumatism, whether aed Tea, it talk for pubor chronic, lication. hut not necessarily as an the cure ia and lasting. Book on RhetanaW and any medical advice deriredthorough of pood faith." 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