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Show Si i IHE MORNING EXAMINER: if OGDEN, THTRSDAY UTAII, under the au- o: heariiig next S Hunting DECEMBER MuKVINO, 7, f fW-inm.'- T r,m ,. , . 1905. - ne.-du- SALT LAKE AND STATE NEWS y THEIR TALK WAS vft .o--- . OF DEATH And the Young Lady Feu Dead at the Tabic. U77b,bunE Mcfriinr Bay Fus S:i th case. by rcs-o- n of the nature of the soil aud tiic mat trial through which you would have to construct, as the route through ibis section of the county is composed largely of earth, and where there 1, any stone it, is principally nil sand sunn , excellent for building purposes. and there L very little rock anywhere over this road by way of Tetou; it 1 almost altogether beautiful soil, with sn easy grails if properly selected. You will only have two light bridges as agaiust the other way you would have three or four very expensive to construct. Therefore we ihtuk that we are Justified iu asking for this consideration, and we know that practically every person In Teton Basin will be interested iu the railroad taking out nt this Point, as it will shorten the distance to outride points, and undoubtedly give us cheaper tariff and transportation by reason of the same, nnd will be more direct and save considerable time in getting in and out. Hoping this petition will meet your favored consideration we remain. Yours respectfully. Meat Bad CUBty Infirmary. '' rvc I. The New t lb Ubel suit ol , Al lhwbJarf- Jr- - Saini the Salt judge Ritchie w.jb giv-wUU ber testimony wa tood of the quality todJjjthe - of tbe inflm-furu: witness of ibe ff- wa Alexander Mao- employed as farm. r or5 iim sui,t- - rt Jjinmaw- fiyal met plaintiff !! iul appointed uperin-oo- n in the summer of 1903 Ji8Sd w which d been -- ?Sr-- A r,ult7 t,mnied milk was that he had seen the t0 Kmedwk ,er KWd- - He a14 that Placed ? l0 ui 2!&rfw "b' ai the uble a and that the meat in for dinner and Mvved tiniee MUST FACE CHARGE OF MURDER were receiving fiSElS and bad meat, ha said Salt Lake, Dec. S. The question of what churge should ho booked against Jesse Thomas, who has been la the city Jail for the pat three weeks with no reason fur hla arrest on record, was settled today by the death of Prank Wilson, and the charge will be murder. Wilson was sent to the L. D. S. hospital with e wound thought to he fatal right after the row over a card game occurred in a Commercial avenue room, during which Wilson was shot by Thoms. While there was a hope for Wilsons recovery Thomss was held without charges being filed, as the nature of the offense would depend on whether or not the wounded man survived. For two weeks Wilson seemed to hold his own. Then suddenly he began to weaken, and Monday night took e decided turn for the worse. Yesterday his life hung by only n thread, and thla morning he passed away about 9 oclock. Dr. Baldwin was his physician, and he did all in his power to relieve his suffering. No arrangement for the funeral have yet been made. It 1 expected that the city attorney will now take Immediate action in the rase, and that a charge of muider will be bonked against Thomas this afternoon or tomorrow. aitlk ihTpUdniira table wae eerved with ? and cream. He asserted h delivered with the infirmary ions from Bupt. rrot to a SVal loads of iSrhir of former County Commission d Anderson. He alee !Tjames of beeta to the name per- ft !L deliv-JJTloa- "s. had also delivered products of the to vsrious commission Ed sl known of calve. sold. He also saw "Srira SJtTcierk James Sabins pay Mr. JJSTsO cents for csirou nnd saw him taka tha ssmo sway in his buggy. was T IX Wimmer, n stock man, stand this morning and rtojoa the he for n paid plaintiff 935infirmNtlflsd that from the taken mw which was .w .Oil Min ifcra am gIf doeed in evidence. witnesses were examined yeMer-afternoon in bdtalf of the defense, or inmate they were either employes ns to the ft Infirmary an testified tatten mutton which had been eerved to milk and to the inmate and also Kwablet which had been furnished inthe family of Mr. Jone from the a gl firmary proefoet. Robert Lavtach, 73 years of age, and of ike infirm ery, tetnifled ta I"" PIONEER BARBER DEAD. that the inmates were given skimmed milk of a poor quality and that on Salt fake, Dec. d. The Neva says: eerved them (ome occasions the mutton Dr. Theodore Meyer of this city rewas rotten. He said he did not eat It, en- ceived word this morning of tbe death bet could smell It throughout the He skated that Steward at Dos Angeles on Sunday, Dec. 3. of tire Harford told the inmates that thenvwt i Max Warmbaih, for many yean one was tad and not eo eat it. The milk, j of tbe leading barbers of Salt Lake. Calhe declared, was akimgued milk diluted Mr. Warmbaih left this city for ifornia Nov. 27, seeking a warmer cliith water. Walter Wlnelud, another crippled mate in the hope that it would benefit' of age, corroborated his health. However, tbe change did tame. 6 lfr Lavtach in regard to the poor qual- him no good, end be succumbed to ity' of the mutton. Ha also terilfled asthmatic troubles, with which he hud that he knew of hogs being sold from been afflicted for some years. The dethe infirmary and had seen butchers' ceased came to Salt Lake In 1973 and bad resided here continuously ever wagons there after hogn. Charles Caswell, aged Cl years, also since, making many friends, who will , of his demise. He testified as to the rotten mutton. He be shocked to eonf cosed to having told the Tribune was a genial character, and was reporter at the matter and giving him much respected by all who knew him. the material for one of bin stories. He He leaves a widow, two daughters and stated that he had seen hogn killed at one son, the latter, Samuel Warmbaih, tha Infirmary, but that they, were not formerly a well known Salt Lake used there. He also Mated that a pair broker, hut nbw a resident of Goldfield, Mr. Warmbaih wat about 59 of aaw socks had been removed from Nev. tha feet of a dead Inmate and replaced years of age. by eM ones. MYTON TO BUSINESS MEN. William Tolinrst corroborated the ether wirneeeee in regard to the had Salt Lake Dec. 6. Major H. P. mat and he further stated that he ven plaintiff take milk away from the Myton sends the following Interesting taflrnury to hla family end had also note of Dec. 3. from Searchlight, Nev seen the milk diluted when given to to Manager Harris of the Commercial club: the inmates I want to nay to the business men Mrs Mery E. Perry of Perry, Bov elder couaty, 1 entitled that she wag of Salt Lake, through you, that this rank at the Infirmary for tome time is a good live mining town and one ml. yen her J ud that she objected to cooking he that they are neglecting. B. F. Miller nettnu because it wan had, hut was of Salt Ike has lately established n VM by Bupt. Jones that it wonM have j mall, paseenger and freight line from be cooked, as that was all the Nippeno on the San Pedro road to Nt they had. She sent some of the ttafa point, and any freight sent in his M mutton to the Jones family tabls care will receive prompt attention. A one occasion, hut it was returned number of business men have told mo reaaten. She stated that she was here that they would prefer to buyAn--in, friendly to Mr. 'Jones and his family Salt Lake, in preference to Log id only came there to testify because geles; where they now buy. Plenae ask the buxlness men to look into this wan subpoenaed. matter.' TETON CITIZENS PETITION OREGON 6HORT LINE. ILLEGAL. SIX VOTES WERE Halt lake, Dec. C. Tbe News says: Residents of Teton Basin. Ida., are " hot and strong after railroad contortion with the Oregon Short Line at Party Contestants "American Cite Names to Their Oppononta. Ths attorney Salt Lake, Dec. for W. Mont Ferry and Perry J. Anson, the "American nominee for tbe council in the Fourth ward In the election, who arc contesting the election of EL A. Hartenateln nnd W. J. Tuddenham, tbe successful Democratic nominees, yesterday served upon Messrs. Hartenateln and Tuddentho To W. H. Bancroft, Vice President ham and their attorneys a list of which d General Manager, Oregon 8ho$ votes cast la the Fourth ward They are: ' 'to Railroad Company, Dear Sir We, they allege are dis'he undersigned, citizens and landown-HadeGeorge K. Smith, Thirty-nintI not a resident Drigga and Victor and trict; alleged that he trinities. Including the Teton Basjp, of the district. disconsideration of the Oregon Short C. L. Stoddard, fine company building a railraod dur trict; alleged that he la not a resident year of 1906, from Sugar City, of the county. trwiont county. Tin Teton CityJMgga, Dessio Pitcher, Forty third district; t wot tod Haden, to give a good alleged that she is not n resident of agree d sofflrlent warranty deed, covering the stale. disrtaht of way 100 feet in width from Lillian T. Stains, Thirty-nint-h toyoo creek to Victor, free of trict: alleged that she is not n citizen. totrge. Jowh JDaynea, Tbirtyinth disWe further agree that In the event trict- alleged that he la not a citizen. the said railroad ia constructed James wynkoop. Thirty-nintcitl- tBreagh said territory above mention- alleged that be la not n that we will raie during tbe year 0716 attorneys for the contesUnla, IT MO acre of beeta in the said with nerving these names, compiled In for toad said to tributary to do to Idaho Sugar the statute which compels themflrat signing company, or contracts furnished by the go. They contend that if they ! via company similar to those used In that they voted Illegally, they ottor section of will have the right to prove, either the country. voters Ter i no comparison in the cost by the evidence of toe illegal mPrtentevi-dencconstruction between the road tak-I- n themselves or by illegal how they voted. An route through the City of cannot arall him-e- lf that of the proposed re Jte voter, they contend,aecrecy which sure of the shield cf taking off from the Park road. G.-- connection a peof over signatures lftO prominent resident of the district been sent to Vice President and Manager "W. H. Bancroft here mraolening tonnage and n right of to Victor. The petition is as foL jFy Raryaville. In this tition bearing the re-ce- n. Forty-secon- -- . h dia-tric- t; -- e, Te-.an- round the ballot. A legal voier, on the other hand, cannot he comtieiled to testify how he voted. On Uie face of the returns Mr. Hart-eustrwas elected by a plurality of 9 vote and Air. Tuddenham by a plurality of IT votes. Therefore, even should it be proven that the six per son cited voted illegally and voted for Messrs. Uartenstein and Tuddenham, Ihr throwing oui of their ballots alone would not chaugo the result. The contestant would huve to show errors lu the count of the legal votes in order to overcome the pluralities received by the contenee. in HOBOS GATHERED : N. 7., liw. f Mint! LouUe YetOid. .t oet, iy woman, was dining u: a re:auiunt with a friend last tv-h-i v!uu the converxauou turned uvaih. She of thoee who frar.-- J ;u foolish people. Then he Uf ter' friend for a few minut.-- and had no sooner reseated hereof ar ihe table than she fell to the door dead. A doc-- 1 tor wa called, who, aii.-- Uu examination declared she had tai,.n ixiiaon. Scht-beciad- PAPER TYPEWRITER RISICNS ple MANUSCRIPT COVERS t CARBONS i PENCILS ERASERS PAPER FASTENERS r SEN. MITCHELL RESIGNS H. C. EDWARDS QUITS BOARD. mier-oceani- c Philadelphia, Dec. n K : niece of 8. Phone Calls Answered Promptly Estimates on Work Furnished Free All Work Guaranteed (Satisfactory - murder iu Tsjfor Siiuonlou. who Mexico with that or bis wife aud sou wa tv ported in a diapau-- front Altoona, la., said liiNi night that she fcawcagcarjsac-iysr- Washington, Dec. 6. The president today sent to the arttalo the following nominations: Awoctat justice of (he supreme court of the Philippine, James F. Tracy, Now York. Indian inspector, Frank C. Church-111- , of Nw Hampshire. Secretary of New Mexico, James M. Reynold, of New Mexico. INDICATES Tukio. Doc. NEW CABINET. G. G p. m. SPORTING postponement f the orrlvst of Ito, who wan, expected hero today to present hi' report to the emperor on the result of his mission to Balt Lake, Dec. 6. Three allegal dis- Korea is ronld-rehighly significant, retillers, who were Indicted at tbe and indicative of a change In the cabcent session of the federal court on inet. During that time necessary two charges each, ware arrested by pour pirler can he delayed looking toUnited Bute Marshal B. B. lieywuod ward the formation of a new cabinet. at Rockville, Washington county, Marshal lleywood returned Monday. JEWISH REFUGEES. to Sait Lake yeaierday morning after making the arrests. Philadelphia, Dec. G. Tha American The three men are Rs swell DeMtlL line steamship Hnverford arrived toJesse and Byron Millett. One day from Liverpool after a rough voycharge against them ia that of run- age, several days overdue. Among the ning nn illicit distillery, and the oibor steerage passengers were more than la that of conspiracy to defraud tbe 2V0 Jewish refugees from Rusal. They government out of the license and fees Included men, women nnd children which distillers are required to pay. who hBd lived In tho sect inns In which On the first charge each of the three the recent massacre occurred. men gave a bond for 91,000 before United States Commissioner Francis TO PRESERVE OLD IRONSIDES. L. Daggett fct St. George, and on the second charge each furnished a bond Washington, Dec. 6. Representative of 9300. They will he tried at the McN'arry, of Washington, has introApril term of court in Salt Lake. duced a bill providing for the transfer Laat fall agents of the internal reve- of the frigate Constitution to Castle nue department broke up the stills Island, Boston Harbor, for use a which the men were operating, but naval museum. made no arrears. Tbe revenue officers preferred to appear before the JAPS' NEWEST BATTLESHIP. grand jury and have the men Indicted before making the arrests. Toktn, Dec. C- .- G p. m. The armored cruiser Tsukuba, of 13,730 tons disLIGHT VOTE POLLED.' placement. will bo launched at Kure, on Icc. 12th. The crown prince will Huntington, Dec. 4. For some time be present upon the occasion. past the people of this school district, and especially the teachers of the dis- INTERSTATE TRAFFIC IN LIQUOR trict schools, have been urging the G. Senator Deschool trustees to call a special elecWashington, tion and give the taxpayers of thla liver today re-i- roducod the Dolllvere district a chance to vote on bonding Hepburn hill relating to interstate the district to build and furnish a new traffic in liquors. school bouse, ns one Is badly PURE FOOD BILL. The trustees call needejl here. and it came off ed tbe election on Saturday, the 2nd Inst., and out of Waahlnglon, Dec. G. The pure food n n voting population of over 309 there bill was introduced by Senator were only forty-seve- n votes cast, thirty-thtoday. roe tor bonding the district and fourteen against it This shows very Victoria, I). C., Dec. 5- - United little Interest on toe part of those to States Mluistcr Rockhill is engaged in be benefited and leaves the trustees in urging the opening of Manchuria by a quandary as to whether a majority China, but the Chinese foreign board of tbe people want to bond or not. But aaya it baa not decided upon the pros of those that voted gram for tbe province. Chinese as over are reported to he troubled over wen in favor of the bonding proposition it Is presumed that the trustees the Japanese attitude regarding Manwill go ahead and bond the district. churia, Japan having shown n desire We have six schools hen now and ev- to monopolise the commercial and othery one of them crowded, some with er rights In Manchuria. Ax an inover sixty scholars in them nnd we itiatory step in this respect the Japanese have sent many parties of excertainly need more room. The city council has decided to perts to investigate the natural refence the public square with a board sources of the Manchurian province!. fence that will coat about 9700, and Victoria. B. C.. Dec. 5. The Toklo there is some fault finding on account of it, as some think It would be n Hochla aaya Japan was considerbetter proposition to run few drains ably aided in securing the wiibdrawal down some of the principal streets, so of foreign legation from Korea by that those who wanted to could drain active asslstance of the United Bta'-cstheir lots Into it This la a proposi- William J. Bryan la visiting Korea, tion that every one that visits Hunting-tocan plainly aee is badly needed. ."Neglected colds make fat graveDr. Wood' Norway Pine SyrA complaint was filed the other day yards. against Martin Black, charging him up helps men and women to a happy, with having carnal knowledge of a vigorous old age. Mar-qui- n RUNNING ILLICIT DISTILLERY. ni D. Hey-bur- offl-cla- two-third- . n MIR i RACES OUR FOREIGN REPRESENTATIVES Io -- Loa Angeles Races. Angeles, Cat, Dec. Iark summary: G- - Scott Minietsr at Constantinople Makes an Appeal for Heme. First race, five and o half furlongs Dee. 6. An explanation Crestou Hoy, 110 iKunx), 20 to 1, of Washington, eatlmates by Secretary of State 110 wim; Aetraca, (Bwalnt, 30 to 1, Boot for the expenwa of foreign InKleveilua, 115 (Srhaifnerl, tercomla the flm-a- l year ending 7 to 1, third. Time. 1:09. Mr. Budd, 80, 1907, wae transmitted to the June r. Jim Pendergasl, Bvarch Me, Channel-to- house today by Secretary of th Treat-ur- y Walworth, Turkey Fool, Mini Shaw. Secretary of State Root Berg. Rrd Tape.Roledad Maaauin, Hams for the appropriation of 917,590 mer Away and Baling ale nn. as ambassador at TokUx slatto Second race, mile aud a aixtenntb: ing pay that th president will name an llumetu-ud- . 110 (Chadet, G to 1, won; ambassador to take the place of the Courant, ink (Daves), 4 to 1, Monad; American minister. Mr. Root ho ask lluapala. 112 McDaniel), 4 tol, third. 10,909 to pay a minister to Time, 1:50 Chickadee, Tangible this inereaae being nnneaaary Norway, because and Leondo lo ran. of the aefieratlon of Sweden aud NorThird race, elx furlong Revolt, g way. (Dugan), 3 to 1. won; Our Ullt, 108 InSecretary Hoot, recommend (Davta), C to 1, seouod; H Ilona, 99, crease la the Malaria of many minI Moore I, 6 to 1. third. TiuiO) 1:13. ister and urges the complete readTranmlor, Kifin King. Mine Betty. of salaries in the consular Ml Kelna and Philanthropic alao justment wervtc. He ex pressed regret at the ran. of many of the legations Fourth race, one mile Hans Wag- purchasing nnd consulates and urges tbe pure ner, 112 (Doyle), 3 to 1, won; chase of suitable buildings. 108 (Knnsl, 3 to 1. second; LilIn of the recommendation lie B, 87 (McDaniel), 7 to t, third. that naupport building he purchased in ConTime. 1:41. Bragg alao ran. stantinople, Secretory Root attached Fifth rare, five furlon- g- Matter to (he communication n letter from 108 7 to aon, 10, won; Lottn Minister Lelahman at that capital in (Darts), sec8 105 Gladstone. to 1, (Preston), which he aaya tho Building now ond; Nr t new, o5 (Bwaln), IS to I, y by the legation, which lx third. Time. 1:01 Cello, Henchthe only available house In Conman, The Irishman and Banfara alao stantinople for legation purposes, can rnn. Im purchsued for $159,000. It is the Hlxih race. "mile and seventy yards property of heirs who nr anxious to 4 to 1, won; The Hot. 103 aaya if It sell, and Mr. Ielebinsn Huguenot. 104 fBcheffner), S to 1, sec- were to be sold to persons who would ond: Freeeina, 107 (Sullivan), I to 1, dUporeea the American mission, the Mai Lowery United Slate would be unable to find third. Time, 1:47 anil Pntrern Grande elao a home for lu ml mater in keeping with the dignity of tbe nation. Mr. At City Park. Lelalunaa alao auggeeted that It would New OrlcauV Dec. 6. City Park re- be well for the legation to ha provided with a compound on noaountlof the sults: woo; disturbances which frequently make it First race, inile-ft- ell lalh, Yachting Girl, second; Jacob, (bird. dtudrable to have a safe place of refuge for American and other foreigTime, 1:43. Second race, short course steeple. ner. Oli-chaM) handicap Jim Crow, won; ver Me, second ; Charawind, third. MONROE DOCTRINE EXTENSION Time, 3:01 Third race, seven furlongs OrbicuIn Paris Ntwre lar, won: Chief Harm, second; Daring, Is Subject ef Criticism papers. third. Time. 1:28 Fourth race, mile and aevnty yards , Drc. 6. The Tempi, in a Trifler. won; The Don, aeoond; third. Time, J: 47 leading article this evening. dlacuM-In- g PrcHident RooaeveU' met wage to Fifth race, aix furlon- g- Envoy, won; Boncie, second; Wild Irishman, eongrea. aaya: Tbe Monroe doctrine la given exthird. Time, 1:154-5- . Sixth ram, five furlong Robin traordinary proport ion. It la no lon Hood, won: Tom Crab, second; Im- er confined to forbidding Europe to conquer or annex South American termortal. third. Time 1:02. ritory, but la alao extended against the simple net cure of cuotom houees, At Fair Ground. which I the sole means of effective New Orleans, La., Dec. reprisal against delinquent Southern Grounds rreulia: President Roosevelt did! republics. race, five furlong I)r. Heard, not present this objection three yean won: Deelis, Meotid; Hoggenhelmer, ago against the triple action of Gerthird. Tune, 1 :01 Ben Lear, many, Great Britain ud Italy against Second race, six furlong Why has he chosen the won: Arabo. second; Kohinoor, third. Venezuela. moment when Franca may be obliged 1C 1: Time, measures of the name Lind Third race, five and a half furlong to adoptVenezuela?" against secMia Lened. won: High Chance, Tbe Journal Dos Debate alao comond; Amorous, third. Time. 1:08 ment upon the extension of tbe Mona and half four Fourth race, furlongs roe doctrine. i: : won Cousin Kate, La riorciero. Water Wing, third. Time, :54 OVERTURES MADE CASTRO. n mile sixteenth and Fifth race, LogiatHla, won: Bull Fttich, nmond; Conxuelo II, third. Time. 1:48 Wmdiington, Dec. 6. Tbe state deBixth race, mile and a sixteenth partment has been advised that Clyde Chub, won: Donrke Cochrane, necond; Brown, treaaurrr of the New York ud Brrmudes Asphalt Co, la now hi CarWedge wood, third. Time, 1:48. acas bearing overture from the comCaatro which, it pany to BOY SAVED THE TRAINS. was hoped, might result in nn amicbeRan Fiva Miles to Notify Trainmen ef able settlement of the differences tween the Venezuelan government Danger. and the company growing out of the Portia ml, Oregon, Dec. C. Remark- petanre of It asphalt mines at La able presence of mind in a boy of 11 Fellcidad. years prevented what might have ' Oakland, Calif, Dee. 6. J. Fletcher been a xeriona accident to a Northern Pacific paxocnger train near Ra- Rime, eon of John F. Sima, president is mi, Waf-bSunday night Vincent of tha Western Iowa Works, who wax McKcnnon discovered two horses firm- injured November 28 by being thrown a out of on automobile on his head, died across the ly canght in a tre-tl- e river. Knowing that a passenger this morning at Providence HoepUal.of train and freight were both due to Two women, Mr. Blanch Williams, crocs the bridge within a short time, Alabama, and Mrs. J. F. Sims, of the hoy ran to Kalama, a distance of Berritelcy, claimed him aa husband. Sal-ari- o, Bor-giui- The sudden H nbxo-luiel- 1-- (Jtu-kson- 3-- 3-- Mon-ochor- Pai-W- 3--5. G.-- Falr 3-- 3-- 3-- aec-om8-- Pn-alde- n Kal-am- We make suits to Style and workmanship guaranteed. EQUITABLE LIFE'S NEW OFFICERS New York, Doe. 6. At the annual meeting of the Equitable life Assure once society today. Secretary William of Manchester, England; Mather, Alex. C. Humphreys ud J. Edward Wanatroin, of New York, ud Tom Randolph, president of tha Commonwealth Treat company, of St. Louts, were elected directors. Th following were reflected: George F. Vleter, Wallace L Pierce, Thomae T. Eckert, Daniel A. Tump-kin- a, T. Dewitt Cuyler. Thomaa Sprit t, Frank 8. Wltherhe, James McMahon and K. B. Thomas All of these with the exception of General Eckert aud Mr. Cuyler are new members of th baord. having recently been e!acred to fill vacanclrn to represent the policyholders. All at the new directors elected today were nominated by Grover Cleveunder Ihe land aud hi Kyrnn purchase of Hyde stock end xQ are policyholders. Bir William Math- -' er ia th head of the Salford Iron Works at Manchester, England, and a former member of parliament. Mr. Humphreys is president of th Stevens Inufttula of Hoboken. Mr. Baanstrou la a lawyer aad wan president of the Borough of Brooklyn under Mayor Ixiw. William Alexander, secretary of the a director, society, wa not the management having decided that In tbe future minor officials shall not be members of tho board. f : i. 1. I January to attend the araeton of the canal commiHulon. LEGAL NOTICE OP ASSESSMENT. North Star Mining ft Milling Co. Principal place ef bualneae, Ogden, Utah. Notice Is hereby given, that st e meeting of th directors of th North Star Mining Jb Milling Co., held on the 25th day of October, 1905, an s of of one cent per share was levied on the outstanding stork of said company, pay able Immediately to J. H. Knauss. secretary, at hla office, No. 3U9 Rccles Building, Ogden, Uuh. Any atock upon which thla assessment may remain unpaid on December 11th, 1995 will be delinquent ud will he advcrtlned for sale at public auction and unleaa payment ia made before, will ha sold on December 28th, 1906, at 4 o'clock p. m.a at the office of said J. 1L Knauss, secretory, No. 201 Eccles Building, Ogden, UUh, ta pay the delinquent assessment thereon, together with the cost of advertising and expend of sale. J. H. KNAUSS, (First Secretary, Building, Ogden, Utah. Pub. Nor. 11. 19Q5L 26 Eccles' NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT. New York A Great Western Mining; Smelting ft Development Co. Principal place of business, Ogden, Utah. Notice ia hereby given that at a meeting iff tbe directors of the New York ft Great Western Mining, Smeltthe ing ft Development Co., held on Glh day of November, 1993, asaeae-maf of one cent per No. 7 of share was levied oo the outstanding stock of said company, payable immediately to J. H. Knauss, secretary, at hi office. No. 206 Bedes building, Ogden, Utah. Any Hock upon which thla assessment may remain unpaid on Thursday. December 7, 1905, will be delinquent and will be advertised for unless paysale at publlo auction ment is made before, will be sold on Saturday, December 22, 1905, at 4 oclock p. m. at the office of said J. H. KnauM, secretary. No. 2U6 Eccles building, Ogden, Utah, to pay the de- nt oae-bal- ud linquent awesament thereon, together with the coat of advertising and expense iff rain J. K. KNAUSS. Secretary. 306 Eccles Bldg. Ogden, Utah. Ogden, Utah, Nov. C, 1905. anni mmu iff- - l: Panama, Dec, 6. Governor Maguon will leave for the United Stole In 2446 GRANT AVENUE j iJ Te-cot- Company i I7 bee. G. The British Yokohama, steamer Knight Errant. Captain Kendall, from Portland, Oregon and for this port, and which put ia at Murrnnna Dec. 5, damaged by a lypoon, baa arrived here safely. Edmund Tailoring 9 9 I: Street nearly five miles In time to notify the engineer of th freight Warning wae aeut to ihe passenger train which was fortunately behind time, nud section gang went to the bridge end removed the imprisoned animals. The boy notion will be brought to the etteotion of the official of the eompeny. VlVVYYYYVYVVtruVUULf your measure, from saBRSssBEoraas 301 a-k- PRESIDENTIAL NOMINATIONS, K z 252 K WANTS MORE TAXEt. Berlin, Dec. 6. Chancellor Yon Bue-lotoday opened the debate in tho relchatag on the governments new measures for increaxing and adjusting taxation so aa to properly meet (he empire'! Increased requirement. The imperial finances, he said, presented n troubled picture in comparison with those of Franco nnd Gn-ut- . Britain. Germany had bora living from hand to mouth. The deficit which had net curred sinco 1899 were even larger. I: JI. BECRAFT Phone 24th hud heard nothing of the alleged murder. She said her uncle went to Mexico about two years ago as a prospector, and later as superintendent and PHyniaaier of B Cajon mines, operated by a New York syndicate. The niece added that Mr. Bimonton and his family were last heard front shout six month ago. They are In lat YaquI, tate of Sonora, Mexico, amt they plated they resided In the wild over sixty miles front white habitation. , There were none but Indian among their workmen. No confirmation of the murder was received at Altooua yesterday. GERMANY C. Edwards, Suit Lake, Dec. short-termember of the city board of education from the Fourth municipal ward, tendered hie resignation last night aw n result of disqualification, caused by hla removal from the ftrarth to the Third ward. In his letter of resignation. Mr. Edwards expressed regret that be was compelled to leave the board, and conveyed his appreciation, of Uie plosaant relations that had been sustained between him and the oiner members. Tbe resignation was accepted by unanimous vote on motion of Matt Thomas, Mr. Edwards' colleague from the Fourth. Tbe motion of Mr. Thomas provided that the hoard go on record as expressing I in regret tost Mr. Edr wards had been compelled to resign. Mr. Edwards wss elected on toe ticket In December, 1904. His opponent was W. Mont Ferry, whe ran oil the American party ticket. The board of education has the power to fill tbe Ttcaney, and will probably accept the recommendation of Mr. Thomas. Mr. Edwards ia a Gentile and n Republican. His term would have expired by limitation Jan. 1. 1907. C. Is the Best My Repair Shop HAS NOT HEARD OF MURDER. Wear clothes made for you divi STENCIL VARNISH EPAIRS Washington, Dec. C. Vico Preni-deFairbanks today revived telegram from Senator Miicliell. of Oregon, resigning the chniriuanaiiip of the senate committee on canal. Senator Millard of Nebmaka h the ranking member of the coni mitre after Senator Platt of New York who does not desire to undertake tbe arduous work Involved by ili place. nt and ujx -- MIMEOORAPH INKS Committee. Salt Lake, Dec. 6. Another fetid nas made by the wlice early yesterday morning upon the unwholesome population about the city. Sixty vugs and drunk were rounded up and lodged iu Jail. They were gathered tram the gambling houses, saloons and rubbuli boxes on Commercial street nud Plum alley. Yesterday afternoun the prisoners filled the court room and it touk about Ikree hours to dispose of their cases. Most of them were released on suspended sentence and given a chanco to leave town. Frank Landers and J. McGowan were each given thirty days on nccouut of their former record before the court and their broken promises to leave the city. A number of others were given ten days In order to sobi--r them up. Arthur Alma had a gun concealed upon his person and he was given ten days. The chargee of vagrancy aud drunkennesa prelerred against him were (iismiaaed. This is tlu second raid the police have made in the peat month on the floating population. Chief of Police LVnch has issued orders to make n round-u- p about every two weeks and keep tbe Weary Willies moving. u&l HECTOGRAPHS NEOSTYLES DUPLICATORS TYPEWRITER OIL Fiom the Chairmanship of a Senata IN. 9 9 DESKS AND SWINGING STANDS ; ?1 f :i 111 |
