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Show THE MORNING LeggKt. a prominent ton left ftr t1 home in Buffalo, N. L:ruay. 1, jlike Howard. lepreseuiing asiem hardware U largest la in U. city. on. of COMMENCE IN AND OUT WORK OF OGDEN buiim-n- t FREIGHT DEPOT While, of ON NEWHARRIMAN LINES. H their Two-Stor- y Building With Entrance to Officee By Way of huuxe FOR Viaduct th. The pliUis for the new ft eight depot for thr llarriman lines, which la to be erected In this city, have been completed and approved by the manageThe work upon the building, Norman lzs, t.diior of ihe Bos El- ment. which when completed will be one of der New. of Brigham Cn, was In ihe hr 11 neat and most modern freight t ciiy iimutiU' on hi.1 way home from depot west of Chicago, will be comwhile In Ran San Francisco. Mr. a linotype mu menced wiihlu a short time. March Fiam-- i sco. 1st. been set as the date upon thin, and a pres, aud eapm-- t to lie j whichhaswork will be atarti-d. The exact ahl. to improve hi paper materially. time cannot be stated, howrver, as that depends wholly upon the progClu-z- . ain-neti Yesterday. new i made with the for the Spargo estate, filed with ress which on Wall avenue tor the ilia elerk of the pro bat. division of warehouse 1a iu the District onu.T, the schedule of real Boyle Furniture company whirh and personal property composing the course of construction, and is bring rapidly finished. When tbia building estate, a. r'iuired under the inheri- is completed and the flnu has moved tance law enacted by Ihe last into the new quarters, the present warehouse will be torn down to make J. Th. T. M. M. I. A. and the U A. room for thr new depot. The Fred to Lave arranged a special program fur Kkel company la also preparing whirb is u be held move its stuck next to the Simmons their next on M unday evening. December I8ih. building, purchased some time ago fur At this meeting F.ldera David B. Koul-ge- r warehouse purposes and its piesent and Albert B. Stratford, hoih f warehouse will also be lorn dowu. The freight depot will commence at whom liav, recently returned from miasHina, will, for the benefit of many the south end of the Bcowcroft wareMormon cUurrb house and extend io ihe smith side uiembera of the who hum never wiiuroaed a street of Twenty-fourtstreet, to the Union y meeting a. conducted In ciiiea of the depot ice house, and will be a The on world by those who are nt and basement budding. conduct a regular street meet- offices will be located ou hr aecoud ing, drctfiKr.d in missionary a lure and story and tlio eni ranee will tie from rarrying their grips. Ringing their own the viaduct, to be erected immediately. The plans proilde that the receiving songs and preaehug sermons such aa limy did while away. This program la side will be on the west aide and will very much out of the ordinary and it extend west to Inlou depot track No. la expected that a large audiriic. will 1, which U the first track to be crossbe present. ed when going west. The .aide for delivery will be ou the eat, miking It convenient for ihe shipper to drive B. H. ROEERTS SPEAKS his team up to Uie building without leaving the street on Wail avenue. The viaduct, which has been menSunday, B. H. Roberta will speak In th. Tabernacle. Mis subject will tioned in those columns many limes, street horn he an explanation of what Mormons will run ou Twenty-fourtdo not believe. a poiui on the east side of Wall avenue This lecture will close the aerie, tilt and extend west over the entire tracks, were arranged by the Quorum of Sev- or n distance of three blocks. Tho order to mart work on the viaenties in Weber county. The lectures have been popular anil attended by duct in the near future Is welcome news not only to the town people but Mommas and also to the many fanners who art hold on either aide of the tracks, sometimes for an hour, while trains are switched. Jui-ep- Santa Gaus told Mr, Good-al- e to sell Papa some Fancy Canned Goods, Dried Fruit, Tea and Coffees, Cranber-fccrrk- s and another hundred thousand articles. y me-tin- h two-stor- mis-alo- a-- Don't forget the right place, Goodale Grocery Co. Bell Phone 137 1 37-- Y WHAT WILL YOU ? E Has He a Pair of Military Brushes? Nothing la more appropriate aa a Christ uuu present for man than a Diamond, a Ring or a pair of Opera Glassea for the Lady. HORSE CLOTHING SILVERWARE found Of every description will bo horn, If we are tlroeed with a heavy fall of the Beautiful In designs and moderuLa In prices ON CHRISTMAS BEAUTIFUL Ton will need Roboe. Whips, Sleigh Bulls and a new Harnet for the Come and pick tnut just what you wait from our large slock. CHRISTMAS SLCIGH RIDE W. L. Buswell soom here. Why nut bur tone of oar Baddies for Teddy 7 J.C, Plait Saddlery E2S3 Wash. Awe. 373 Twanty-thlr- First Deer West of Z. C. M. Twenty-fourtStreet. Co. DUPLICATOR TYPEWRITER OIL ETENCIL VARNISH REPAIRS Fa-rif- le My Repair Shop Is the Best Phone Calls Answered Promptly Estimates on Work Furnished Free All Work Guaranteed Satisfactory n. BECRAFT L.Phone 301 24th Street 252 K WEBER STAKE ACADEMY NOTES Friday afternoon, after the basket ball gam, the faculty and the basket ball boys were entertained at the academy by the girls of the sophomore class. "Delicious luncheon and "or- - i' tistic decorations are terms so worn out in describing such entertainments that they have now lost almost all force; so It 1 necessary to say that delicious and ''artistic If used to describe the sophomore entertainment Circular No. 114C has been issued by must be given all their original meanthe freight department of the Oregon ing. The toasts were appropriate and Short lane and Union Pacific (west of witty, the sentiment loyal and the Green River) show ing naniea of deal- prale unbounded. ers and manufacturers located at points on and contiguous to the above Prof. McKendrick addressed an audlines. The circular, which la In book ience iu the First ward la-t- t Sunday form, has been compiled by General on the subject, "The Human Freight Agent J. A. Hceves and his assistants, F. H. Ilalsted and C. Ira Tuttle. A number of the books have At no time in the past hare the born ent to Traveling Freight Agent students of tho academy been more Cook and any merchant desiring one enthusiastic in their class work than may obtain It by making application at the present time and never before to that official. have thej been more regular In attendance. The teachers have been Chief Clerk Charlie Gotland, of SPARCO ESTATE heard to express themselves aa being Superintendent Roth's offlee, very much encouraged over the progon will leave Monday for a visit ress their classes are making. Schedule of the Same It Filed by during tho holidays at the home of his Attorney Chez. parents at Beatrice, Nebraska. He exMany favorable comments have pect to be absent about two weeks. been heard on the first number of the At provided by the liiiierlUnto law, which came out at ThanksAcorn, C. C. Morton, a clerk in ths SouthJoseph Obex, the attorney for the Tba literary contents aa well giving. tale of Joint H. Spargo, deceased, has ern Pacific freight office, left for a as the Kuggemlve Illustration on the prepared and filed the schedule of the trip to Portland, where he la to spend cover reflect great credit npon the ediestate, which snows (lie value of the a vacation of two weeks. tors and managers. The students are pcreonel property to be f 14.1IM.M, and now busy getting together the materihe value of tba real estate to be f Information has been received at Og- ials for n Christmas edition which will den to the effect that the remains of be ready for distribution before school A list of the personal property held the seven victims of the Wilkins closes on December 22nd. by the estate, with Ita value, la aa fol-- I wreck on the Union Pacific are to be lows: burled iu oKck Springs, Vyo., on First and foremost among the orBlock in tlio alallonery store Monday, at th expense of the railof the academy la the stuof John H. Spargo fj.200.0n road company, as none of ths bodies' ganisations dent body consisting of the entire 230.0') Household furniture ha been identified, and therefore school aa a unit. The officers are HenFourteen shares of the capital they could not be sent to relatives. It ry Jenen. president; Josephine West, stock of tho Ogden Slate la understood that Mra. W. C. Stigers, and Mortimer Watson,' 1,400.00 wife of hank Electrician Stigers, one of the secretary. AH matters of interest to dein ihn saving Deposited will go to Rock Springs to- the students are discussed and acted victims, partment of the Ogdcu 8 tat day and be present at ihe luueral, uppn in meetings presided over by bank 6,000.00 one of th bodies is that of her these officers; and a number of measas 116.00 on .. Interest accrued deposit husband. ures hare been adopted that are prov3317 shares of the capital ing the loyal aud progressive spirit stuck of the laiwrr Mounof the present enrollment of aiudenta. tain Mining company .... 820.00 BOILER FELL 5085 shares of the capital Other organizations in which stuck of the Century MinJut before the men who are emare receiving development and luZ.UO ing company ployed in repairing a boiler In the pow- culture are: The literary aoctety coni- On deposit in th First. Nahou-- e of ih Ogden Rapid Transit posed of the junior and senior girls; 1.685.98 er tional bank on Washington avenue, went the basket ball team 200.00 company just commencing Fmmiaiiury note. to work ye.Tday. the boiler fell another year's work which la looked 200 shares of th capital Its no from the To fact a position. forward to their mout succesufUl; (bat stock of the Yaukre Milling ono was rime six do at that the Acorn staff, the work of which working bM.OO company men owe their lives, for had they been haa already surprised everyone hy Its 123 shares of the capital stock in would their work they excellent character; and the band, engaged of the Utah Mining comwhich is now being organized. 312.00 'have been killed or have sustained Inpany serbeen would have of a juries that ious nature. Much Infm-k- t la being manifested In The men have been engaged in pat- athletic this A WOMAN CHAMPION SHOT the. year. Buoyed up ting in a new brick support for the success of the baskeL ball teamby last in doing their work they aud bo'ler. year, ihe boys are now working hard Had tha Company of a Team That are in a position to bo raughi and to develope player that will not only Holds World's Record. crushed beneath Ita w Might. hold up the past record, but will be aucreuarul in securing first place In Mrs. KUan Pen MU, a woman chamLAW ANO MOTION DAY the Stale 8dhool league. Quite a was the center of interest pion shot, number of students are now particiat the traps near the Meeker Brewery Yesterday being th regular law pating in ibis form of exarnfe fast Friday afriioon Site la r:(reeiu-in- g developing the athletic possibilities of the 'ToralliMe Powder and re- and motion dat in Ihe Second District our school. case court were the taken following mained over for a day to enjoy a shoot I and of: disposed up with the Ogdn experts. Iler ability Music is vow a prominent feature of d company v. iu handling a hotgun waa cleverly Park company. Hearing on de- tho school.. The conservatory of musir shown, and she mail a couiparatiely lo complaint. is a marked success, and tho recitals in murrer of good record, alihongh she mu argiwd and submitted. C. that are given are looked forward to friendly rivalry with four of the best Demurrer aa a coming treat and remembered shots in tlio world. There were pres- C. Richard fur ihe plaint iff and and Mm inlllan for the defend- with fcatisfaction. The result of adding ent Matt Browning. .Tiihu Browning, (his musiral atmosphere la. a was Gus Rocker and Archie Bigelow. These ants. i.ui; company vs. Julian expected at Its institution, only lhi: Usdtnite. it will be recalled, made H.Glenwood in complaint that it is beginning to surpass our Young- - Di'inurrer up ihe Big Four team that on Fob. expectation. 22. lk96. shot against tne -- tat of overruled and 2i days allowed In which Much interest is being taken in the answer to the comMontana, the conicsi for 9806 taking to file an our school and the futare of of muJc and Macmillan for place at the race truck in Ogden. The plaint. Henderson this looks very favorable. Horn the department A. G. mu! for ihe plaintiff, nmn won. local and in so doing broke tho world's record hy averaging 93 defendant. Under the leadership of Prof. Fred J,. Keller v. the Oregon Short a rec- Line per cent out of loft bird ne ihe school choir, each morning Motion of plaintiff io oempuny. ord that has not since been equaled. diumiea the of the defendant, gives mu-i- c that is very enjoyable. continued. X. .1. Harris and Joseph Patriarch Geo. Iirkin visited :hc t Chez for the plaintiff and P. !. WilWEEKLY PROBATIONERS liams. Ooifc M. Smith and John U. school Is si Tuesday morning, and ad- - , dressed the student a on the subject: Probation Officer .1 col' afltrmg that Wttlia for the defendant. William A. Taylor vs. The Fidelity ' The Glory of God is Intelligence. h has got the best rla of hoys of any Covelike number In the city. Saturday in and Casualty company of New York. Reading from the Doctrine and comHearing on i urrer lo motion to nants. section 29. the speaker in this clas week tha ineels eejy oui a j;ur of complain!. By menting upon the tubjwl very forcibly jiivsnile court loom io report on the strike consent of tl:- - painiiff one week was portrayed th blessing of the Holy teacherfrom and puet week, letters He applied the principle iu shiil: io amend complain'. allowed rents are in loud of the good praise pi io sehool life, showing (he progress conduct of the probationer. He gave made ill twenty-fiv- e year-- . Iff tiiueteon who reported yemerdav DEATH OF JOHN P1KC0CK i tie key to knowledge as diligence and but two have been ubsem from fnithtulncH. His remarks were as school a day during Ihe week. One r Sergt. and instructive a they were PitioivK. John father hoy si.itcd that he had smoked, hut Pincock. of t h one appropriate. and force, police be-on all claimed that (hey had not Ugdeu's pui.fer. passed away r the sirects ut night, or in any place of Set-riaof our student have been hi home. Xn. Thirty-thiratreei. (hat boys should avoid. of dci ained from school several weeks by a. 2:4.i of in. ai congestion ierday The probation officer issues a I If lungs uiui ') art failure. Death re- sickness : their fellow student sre one one who think there a:e lo nt, 'cd alter eii diueeft of but five days. in expressing the hope that their afs lioy in the city with better The ucceaeid was 75 years, four fined classmates may oou resume than bia class of proha linn --is. months and n."-redays of age and their studies. - survived by , wlf and ten children ' RATES. HOLIDAY EXCURSION :nng. Three I'luh'ers uml two MRS. SCOTT DEAD in t). k ii. i i n re. sons and wo Dec. 23. 24. 25. 30. 31 and Jan. 1st Ttexburg and Telou Mary rteutt. gd M j ud ' i'i:-.- Trail' evcra! arnndchi'i- j'd rn: unau yemerxlut iu 'he Uniim ire. from h- !,! ivrvit'p sill be ." R.sonR.Shin L'ne K. K.. Pacific John W. iv o' . jmi Lo. Ward mecling and Bo'ithcrn I'lrai Ifoneral wiil ba held today a; liou.-One far fur ihe round trip within a Monday, ut 1 p. u. Friends 2 oclock p. m. front WoMierspoon to view ihe remain may do radius of two hundred end fifty milr reeld'-rr-., 'r. iVv Inornsee 12 "O f "in sr'.i'Bg jHiInr. Tickets e oj ii r vi n '!. '.icr of I'.1 tar lit turn Uli:;i .Inn. 4ll, UiOd. 11,. right-of-wa- y 1 .JtMmj 39x Bell They will be pleased Information on t. give what to get for a Christmas flavoring Extracts CalLand learn the merits of Edison Phonographs 47,-Si- ft dfli-ndant- s sun-gtiin- e Blue Label and your doubts will vanish to the one that 1. leading ALL OTHERS end bast of all, your grocer finds it a ready aeltar. TRY IT T. S. Hutchison, 306 25th Street. H. F. UPP PASADENA CALIFORNIA i I WATCHES AND I I Dont Miss It FOSTER S HOBSON I $ PAINTERS Paper Hangers, Decorators, Sign Writers TO THE PUBLIC: Will do well to cH on Foster & Hobson when in net d of jutf psiotiog or papering. (Hen-woo- Hm-rierro- u and Records city la spend a Only a Angeles ' Volker-Scowcn- Present ? The most beautiful rMidestUal the United States. A place to few weeks of your vacation. tow mile, to the sea shore Lon ay electric cars. ! .......... Just Call Up DOUBTFUL WAP.P EP.- -i 1. h at d ARE YOU ran 1 HECTOGRAPHS NEOSTYLES PENCILS ERASERS PAPER FASTENERS MIMEOGRAPH INKS atu-den- ts Our awsrlnient of throe goods was never Better. You will find nveryttnus Hooded In stable, barn nd lumen, the little CARBONS o- The Salt Lake Tribune Male that it is an assured lad' (bat the Burlington is routing in Zion and say 'he road will puraib the Union from Evanston io Echo and up to Park City, and from that point it will parallel tho Rio (irande Western to Salt ltke city. Thi- - article has been much commented upon anil has been laughed ut by railroad men generally. The Chicago. Burlington A Quincy, or any other railroad, will not go up and then through the mouniaina down again for ihe purpose of entering auy certain point, not excepting Sait Lake City, iu these days of modern railroading the first consideration i the shortest route. It will ho remembered that at the lime of the l.uein cut-of- f across Great Balt lake li was an assured fact, according to ihe Tribune, that the Southern Fariilc would extend the line to Salt Lake. Ju-t what route the Burlington will lake to enter this city has never been definitely stated. However, a surveyor who ia on the Burlington pay roil, mated a few weeks ago that Uia line would parallel the Unkm Pacific through the canyou and aurveys have lieen made and It only remains for that company to ir.ake terms with the Harritnan people whereby a portion of the may be obtained, otherwise, it Is said, the line will be built and tests of the rock to be tunneled have been made In order that the Burlington officials might know exactly what to expect. ANO SWINGING STANDS MANUSCRIPT COVERS h 2344 Wash. Ave. Ind. Phone E. If. Harritnan. president of the Southern lLrific company, is preparing to eell a part of the Oregon California railroad L.nd giant iu Oregon. This grant amounts to about four million acres. Several years ago sume of the land was sold at prices Then the reranging from fa to mainder of the giant was withdrawn. At what prices the land will now be offered la a matter :!u? Oregon people In finding will be greatly lnun-le- d out. l-- .hmdiy, -, Family TVPCWRfTSR DESKS RIBBON In ihe city, will keep their riore. open each evening uuui I p. m. fur ihf. bout til ol ih Chiislma.s spars The liiue uopper aho during the day to make iheir The commencing And Just to Keep Peace in the 1905. PAPER houi-- , and Mr. Charles dhtlb villa. Ind.. who are a ;a Dos Acgelr. Iui , to pend ihe with thi-i-r ,upiicd off io v.sit . Chez. Oiil fueuds, jlr. and Mi-.A. Did you know that Santa Qaus has arrived at ths Goodale Grocery Co, with his large trunks full of Candy, Fancy Crackers, Nuts, Dales, Figs, Oranges, Bananas, etc, 17, C. nu, Papa and Mama UTAH, SUNDAY MORNING, DECEMBER OGDEN, ORDERED TO RAILROADING' BREVITIES J. EXAMINER, unu-iule- All Orders Phone BcH- - Boare toaAttentiM ?' 673 V. Independent 231 . r "Jk 277 Twenty Fourth Street szsTTOSsnaocsN Bsl-lant- y l OGDEN LIVERY' -- AND- Piii-sihoo- l d BOARDING STABLES Finest Turnouts in the City eli;i!-liaig- La Casa Grande Hotel JEWELRY ELMER F. WOODBURY, Manager, lie Silie Hotel of Pasadena offei. pedal rammer rai. BIO par week, transient li per dar. wceulj-record- en i.- son-"Crti- df Our bfveiaity is i Rep-iiri- . WANT WANT WANT WANT WANT WANT n AlA VIELO BIG RESULTS. a: s ADS. ACS. ADS ADS YIELD YIELD YIELD VIELO YIELD BIG BIG BIG RESULTS. RESULTS. RESULTS. BIG RESULTS. BIG RESULTS. BOARDING OF DORSES A SPECIALTY J$ r-- hoi-iio"- 2207 Wads. Ave. OGtoCN, I'.i-i-if- ld e, UTAH. )' Tblephenee BH 119 E 11 715. Blackham & Ernst, Props. at RcaaeiulSt price Prompt and First Liver, Twenty-Fift- h St. 239 Oden Utah JUST Cleaa ONE AND ONE-HAL- P Service LOCKS FROM UNION DEPOT. I |