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Show fJIE MOUSING EXAMINEE:. OGDEN. UTAH, Real Estate and Investments Loans and Insurance th result. Commissioner Rin-wanted Bishop Layton of Layton appointed sad Commissioner i'erse-Uu- s wanted Warren D. Bernes of Kaysville. After thrashing the thing over nil afternoon they could not come to any agreement, eo now the cm will la an probability go to Governor Cutler, m he must appoint n man to STE1KES MAIIIIA KIUC "'1 the vacancy when the commission- Min Owned by Ogdenites Haa Rich casecannot decide on one. This la the where James Larkina, the former Gold Or. commissioner, resigned 10 suddenly about n month ago- - it wm not known Two new gold strike of uauaunl that Bishop Layton waa la the nee. bdVe values been aad bigb nude here in the lust tea day, say TRIBUNE AND TELEGRAM. the Aura. Net., cor respondent of the Elko Independent. The first strike was Salt Lake, March 20. New: made .about one week ago In the Aura Considerable comment wm occasionKing mine. The extent of the ore ed yesterday by the appearance to the bodr and it value have awaited the front windows of Walker Brea. Dry arrival of the manager before being Goods establishment of cards reading to tba given public. It will be remembered that thl com- m follows: NOTICE TO OUR PATRONS. pany, which la composed largely of From this date, March 20. Ogden, Utah, people, struck a rich Walker's Ads will not body of ora throe weeks ago, running appear in the 1230 per to In gold. The drift has TRIBUNE OR TELEGRAM. been steadily driven forward oa the Yon will find them in all other local vein, and about one week ago the papers. miners began breaking into caves of all sixes, the largest being 4x0x14 feet. WALKER BROS. DRY GOODS CO. In answer to toqulriM thle morning, The lining of this cave la of onyx and carries no value, although the vela the management of the sture stated runs through the center of the cava. that they had nothing to My beyond But a few feet on the vel near the what the cards announced they spoke west end of the cave n craaa vein was for IhemaelTM. In other circles, however. It was encountered. On the vela being work- learned that the Walker afore had ed near the rruaa vein, ore running $496.90 was found. No drifting waa long been dissatisfied with the Tribdone on this cross vein ns it is n blind une and Telegram on various ground, vein. A few feet from the cross vein nut the least of which wm their attithe miners broke Into a MrUs of tude to perpetually "knocking the caves rad luting from tha vain aad ap- city and tha a tats. It was also freely that this wm only tha beparently connecting with other caves. prophesied A son rad material resembling talc, ginning. and that other merchants and found In thM caves, la very rich In tha real estate dealers Mpedally would voice their disapproval to the gold. An assay taken from some of same way. thl soft ore gave returns of 11,200 la This representatives of gold and silver. It la Impossible at both tho morning affected have bsen sheets this writing to estimate the alio of the busily circulating among business men1 ore chute. giving tbclr version of the Walker stores action; neither one, however, FARMERS VISIT SMELTER agreed with the other. t, Kobe Coffee, Kstra Good. per lb. e Coffee. Beat of aU Hockina the Good," 40e per lb. DeBhennan Co, Gena Coffee, lightful. 26c per lb. J. A. Folger A Co, Golden Gate Coffee, Sunshine to the Soul. 4e lb. Dwlndall Wright Co, White Houae Caffes, Teddy1 Choice, 40c lb. NaatSinlth, Wedding Breakfaat Coffee, Superfine, SOo lb. Baker A Co, Bartngtoa Hall Coffee, Steel Cut," 40e lb. M. J. Brandenatlne. M. A B. Coffee, Very Fine, 40c lb. M. J. Brandenatlne, 11. A B. Coffee, can, $1.10. Very Fine," Better than Champagne and coal no non, If theae coffee do not benefit Heeklu 40o Kla-He- everybody it certainly benefit 109 of a 1,000, So let the other chap joy hli favorite cereal In place. B, Evans Tm riRST NVTL B NK. Bingham Junction, March II. The former' smelter nuisance eominlttM, HOMES front p00 up. Eany terms. BUILDING LOT iu all parts of the eity. FARM for aale or exchange. A fine farm iu FayetteYalley, Idaho, to exchange for city projterty. No mutter what you want, come and ace me. Let me show you how easy it in to own your own home. en- G. A. HORN Co, Plan, Newman WILL buj you one of the finest home la Ogden City; built of pres brick and ntuiie; two full ntories high; colonial ntylej interior fiuinh of hard wood; full cement baenieut; all modem improvements; well built throughout; lot is 50x150; has cement walks and good street improvement. LET me show you this place before you buy or build a home. out STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES Beth Fhenee 231. 1304 Waahlngton Avenue. Buah A Gerfe $7,500 Good. Coffee, ISc per lb. Hewletta Two Crow Coffee, Choice, SOo per lb. Hewlett' Three Crown Coffee, Cholo-eaSSe per lb. Medina Coffee, Good," 26c Heckle par lb. Heeklne Velvet Coffee, Very Good. Me par lb. Brea. Organa , -- H. BELL 'PHONE 1316 WARDLEIOII C. BBSS YSSL.ES PIANOS OSfiANS AND MUSICAL MERCHANDISE . I. J. BRUMMlT Real Estate fgeHM beat coffees an earth We have or anywhere ele. They are delicious, pure and refreshing. SoU is airtight eana and packages. Schillings, On Star Coffee. Good. lie per lb. Schilling! Two Star Coffee. Better. SUc per lb. Schilling! Three Star Coffee. Flue, Me per lb. Schilling Fife Star Coffee. Finest." 43c per lb. One Crow 21, 1907. t FACTS" the Hewlett! MARCH TOUBSDAY, PNEUMONIA with County Commissioner John C. Mackay at Its head, mads an official visit to tha United State smelting plant at Bingham Junction today fur tha pnrpoM of finding out what is being done by this smelter in trying to abate the amoke nuisance. At oclock the entire nommlttM waa mat by n delegation of smelter officials, master mechanic and expert oonsiruo-lioman, who took the oommltiM nil over the ameltar grounds and explained in detail what la being done. Tha mammoth slag hous built on the une plan aa the one being constructed at Um American smelter at Murray, seemed to be the chief of inter-Mt- . Experts who hava the construo-tioin charge answered the many pointed questions thrown at them In inch a clear and logical manner to convince the nommlttM that all possible I being done la order to the smolter nuisance to n minimum. Every part of thle elag bouse wm thoroughly examined and explained in detail, with the rsault that ovary one present wm convinced tbst th United States company Inlands remaining on Its preMnt site end that the smelter men are doing nil wlthtn their power to satisfy th demands of the farmers. Altar examining a miniature slag honM In operation it seamed to b tha unanimous sentiment of the members of tbo oommltto that the mammoth concern would be an Mors then likely n entire (ucceea. favorable report will be made by the investigating committee end arrange meats similar will bo made to those with the American smelter nt Murray, whereby the United States company will remain on their present site and help to build up Belt Lake county. To date the company has spent in the neighborhood of $100,000 In eontrue ting and equipping thle elag n HEADS Bargain Latent Publication of Sheet Music. o See the Wonderful Pipe Organ. 2370 Wfeahlngten Avenue, OGDEN, UATH. WE HAVE THEM AND TnE BEST National and Hudson a and we do Our machine shop is complete aud ALL KINDS OP It El A III WORK. up-to-da- Full line of Bicycle Supplies and Cutlery. See us before you buy or have your repair work done. to the ehnmeter el Ob aarvto we eepply our Prompt, tellable and at low cost, any time yon any waTI be oa pear Job aad handle it ezpedlUeualy and frail. ALLEN DOXOTO tor OrrORlTE CITY 1IALL. SEEPS SEEBS TRANSFER CO. Phone 13 IHJa dS a ,2528 Washington Ave, ii. and sL me up over the phone and iVS you other properties to i. tT11eUCto ui ran. Twelve Dollar buy a little better Dollar tot. Twenty-Fiv- e SEEBSS & COMPANY 155 25th Street Men's Furnishing Goods and Notions of all kinds Garden Seeds ! 4-- 1 Fancy Cash Groceries that are sure to grow. All seeds sent out from this store are new Wines and Liquors Second Hand Stores stock No old Th JUMBLE buy, bang any old thing mi meat mw Wash. Hells, 1144 See us before you purchase apt) NEVADA r e ll (bluaa" an, SECOND-HAN- 2X00 STORK. W bvp an aaU all kind of nw end aMond-hangsods. Call r phone Weaker A Hsynsa, Prep a, 100 fisth fit Phone, d M Our line of Groceries is always nice and fresh. ut Bee us for Hay, Grain, Stock and Poultry Food. PAUL ZIEQENHIRT. Store. If ran have anything t aall er buy MU r phana 1070 to 1071 Waah. Ava fiSS-k- . Saaand-Han- Bell seeds left over. d Ind. 070. A A. DENKER8 Will pay th Mghaat prlM for aacan-hanfurnitura and aall t th pub I la lha heap MIS Grant Ave. Ball Pham 017-k- . Ind. 0201 G. J. HERRICK A CO, Sueeaaaara to M. L. Whit. JWjr.'Sffirssss x. jr WANT ADS YIELD BIG RESULTS. package of Stock Food with FRFFI 0ne every $2.50 you spend with us. . 2572 Washington Ave. 3--6. 4--5. t Beo-on- d. HOME RANSACKED. AT EMERYVILLE. One of the most daring holdups for n long time occurred Tuesday night about 11:30 when the residence of 8. Blundell, 127 East Third South, wm robbed of $25 In cash and n ladyn gold watch. There wm no one at home nt the time of the robbery excepting Mrs. Blundell who became eo frightened that she SO. San Francisco, March 20. The Perfume handicap at Oakland today resulted In one of the most exciting finishes of the season, Collector Jessup Mining n neck victory often a struggle with Andrew Mack all through th stretch. Andrew Mack, favorite to the betting, was off very badly. l)r. Sherman and Dr. Scharff,. two fainted and It wne necessary to call finished first and second in outsiders, the five medical Mslstance. furlong race. Pelham, the favorite, Mrs. Blundell Mrs she lint saw the failed to get In the money. Result: First race, four end a half furlongs burglars looking through n window. Bhe asked them what they wanted Bom won, Adeno second, Orena and they replied Chat they wanted third. Time,: 65 Second race, live furlongs, something to eat. Mr. Blundell fold the men that She did not feed hobos, Dr. Sherman won. Dr. Scharffneling second. end ordered them to leave the plane. Jack Kerchcville third. Time. Third race, mile and a sixteenth Instead of leaving, however, the men entered the house and while one Cad I chon won, Brier Moond, IsiLellta kept the gun leveled on Mrs. Blundell third. Time, 1:63. Fourth race, Perfume handicap, one the other ransacked the house, going through everything looking for valu- mil and twenty yard, purse $1,000 ables end money. They found 123 Collector Jessup won, Andrew Mack In cash and a gold watch belonging to second. Supreme Court third. Time, Mr. Blundell. Thl seemed to satis- 1:44 Fifth race, five furlong Plmkln fy the burglsrs ns they did not look won, Kokomo second. Wool Sandal any further, but left the house. third. Time, 1:02 Sixth race, six furlongs Bryan won, IDAHO'S APPOINTMENTS. Potoluc second. Corn Blossom third. 20. Governor Time, 1:16 Boise, Ida., March Gooding has announced the lol'uwing RESULTS AT ASCOT. appointments: Warden of tha Penitentiary E. L. . Whltm-yLos Angeles. March 20. The track Commandant of the BuUler1 Home was a sea of mud today. Preston H. L. Chamberlain. rode three winners, with Boland Slate Engineer James Stephen sen. ckise second with two others. Results: Jr., of Boise, for n term of four years First rsco, six furiongs Bclcham-he- r from March 2, 1907. won. Txos second, Elmdale third. State Insurance Commissioner C Time, 1:16. D. Goasllnd of Preston, tor a term of Second race, one mile and a sixtwo years from tho first Monday In teenth The Poet won. Reins co secApril, 1907. ond. Pyrro third. Time, :S4 Commit-sinneof Immigration Third race, five Black Labor anil Statistics Allen Miller of Eye won. Tender Cmfurlongs second. NeatOrangeville, for a term of two years ness third. Time, 1:031-4- . from March fi. 1907. Fourth race, one mile Foncaxt Labor Commissioner Henry Wood. won. Belvoir second, Mohur third. Time. 1:44. BATTLES WITH DIPHTHERIA. Fifth race. Futurity course Virginia Ixirralna won, Etoncer second. Blue March 19. Fred Rob- Bottle third. Time, 1:13. Kaysville. bins. the Kaysvlllo young man who Sixth race, five and s half niriongg has been milking euch a strong fight Ed Tracy won. Joan of Am second binuloa II third. Time, 1:11 against death, is now declared tu out of danger. His slater also is the road to recovery. These cases NEW ORLEANS RACES. have attracted quits n lot of attention In which the young man and woman Xew Orleans, March 20. Frmir have fought against death in the form results: grounds of an extra case of virulent diphFirst race, four furlongs Sebsdo theria. Dr. Summer Gleason of Keys-vlllwon. second. I. Ham third. has been nt their bedside night Time. Antoine : 48 and day. Second race, six and a half fur. tones Splon wnn, Columbia Girl secCOMMISSIONER DISAGREE. ond. Refined third. Time. 1:20. Third rare, five furlongs Colloquy Kavsville, March 19. The Davis won. Charlie Eastman second. Rusk county commissioners met In the counh'rd. Time. 1:29 ty court house at Farmington yesterday and trfoii to come to an agreeFourth race, fire furlongs Zeiphen ment ss to ihe successor of fornior won. Coincident second. Moctblrd Commislom-- r James of K aysthird. Time. 1:011-5- . 'll . A deadlock for the second time Fifth race, one mile and fifty yards J. J. BRUMMITT Oranges Bananas 4-- 1- -. e Job Pingreef Jr. 2-- HEADACHES AND NEURALGIA FROM COLDS. LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine, the world wide Cold and Grip remedy removes cause. Call for full name, look for signature E. W. GROVE. 25c. 4-- uil J Salt Lake, March 20. An Interesting wadding will tak pises this evening nt tho residence of the brides parents, 410 East Fourth South, when J. M. Butler and Mabel Bluett will be united. The preface to this Is that Mr. Butler, who la a wall known State street business dm, while acting m secretary and trsMurer of the local lodge of the FTantsmal Brotherhood here met Miss Bluett, who to also a member. The wadding la supposed to be s profound secret m far m the organisation is concerned, but It iMk--d out when tha necessary trip wm taken to the county clerk's office this morning to secure th license. There Is now Mid to be a dark plot afoot among tho members iff the organism tlon to consequence which Includes Bioro than hearty congratulations. 3-- Dollar of our leader. The uti buy, feet to alley; the, eolL lie nice and sightly- - ihSL seven buildings going up fo e nell these lot t On nS JW- down and one dollar per week paid for; you may take one tot many a you desire. We have kL phenomenal sale of these toli h till continue to sell them for iwl? Five Dollars per tot. I have Five Hundred and Tv-E- ight feet frontage by 140 few close to near enr line, clow to good neighborhood, rich elluvkiw passed by city water main, ales Jw level, all to good shape. Dollars per front foot, mak Oily nur terms. Seventy-Fiv- a Dollars per mm to A nice ten sere tract of laud sugar factory, artesian well, prpvemento. If you need n farm W. A. Mitchell, dealer in general home near the city her m merchandise, Martin, Ga writes: raise truck, sugar beets or fruit Z My wife lost to weight from ISO to thl lands. ri8 pounds. We saw sh could not Uvs A new frame house well located long She wm a skeleton, so we cona principal street, nice tot, a good aa sulted an old physician, Hs told bar vestment, er will make a 10 try Peruna. home, only $400; terms. Nine Hundred Dollars buys loBrlm Bh gradually commenced Imwith a three room frame home, sg n and little strength. proving getting located in the railroad district, to mu She now weighs 106 pounds. 8b la neighborhood. This li a grist gaining every day, and doss her own gala for one who wants a house is tik housework and cooking. locality. Good four room house, with ton, close to on Adams Ave.; reuifer Fourteen Dollars per month. A gog Yankee Girl won, Heaida second, buy for a home or an investment mb Donna third. Tims, 1:41 U0O. Sixth race, six furlongs Prince AhBrand new five room house xtU mad won. Royal Brsaae second. Royal oa bench, near ear lime, cty River third. Time, 1:11. water, $1,600. Smell payment ton Seventh race, one mile and a six- balance same m paying rent teenth Lemon Girl won, Solly M. seo-onTwelve room house new Qumgga third. Time, 1:47 Southern Pacific shops, ill to pu shops, will pay 10 per cent nst as h OAKLAWN RESULTS. vestment Good mix room brick house with eft 20. Hot Springs, March Oaklawn water,, large cellar, trees, out tout result: lags, near car line on bench, Oub First race, three end a half furlongs $1,500; term tp suit Astoria Bell Kpn, Bulla second. Good nix rtom frame konst, tt Clown third. Time, : 42 lx lota, near publto school, dose tern r Second race, six furlong Flip won, lint; $1,600. Glendover second. Dr. let Huffman A new six room modem brick bom third. Time, 1:14 with full basement, dose la ox Ate Third race, six furlongs Proteus Avenue, $2,500. won, Birmingham aeoond, Bonsbrake lot nr $71 per front foot buys third. Time, 1:14 3-to IK Government the Building, Fourth race, one mils aud a ' six. deep, some Improvements teenth Jack Lory won, Beecher see-enGreat snap In business property u Csrsus third. Tims, 1:463-5.- . 25th 8 treat, this property must hi Hi seven Fifth race, an once. Will pay 10 per cent aU n furlongs Bavabl won, Hawkana second. Request third. th Inveetment A me opportmb Tims, 1:26 V6.. to make ea Investment which vfl Sixth race, 'one mile and seventy yield eo large a permanent tncoaa Four Dollaru per front foot buje 1 yards Shenandoah won, Skyward J. p. Mayberry third. choice building lot on 24th Street, thb Tim, . 1:454-6la eurrounded by good residences ml Is la a choice part of the nrtdsM JEROME MAKES STRONG APPEAL part of the city. FOR COMMISSION IN LUNACY. Aa elegant lot la Nob Hill, MzlS feet to alley, very cheap at Forty M (Continued Worn Pag One.) lara, s'be above nr only n few af tt tired when the day's session tegan, bargains I have to offer. If yea 4o ml turned crimson during the exciting find what yon desire la this Hit eg! cones which attended the adjourn- and tea me and I win show a long M ment of court on Mr. Jeromes motion of other properties for a lunacy commission. He bit his Beth Phones 771. nails, flgtted about in his chair and 2274 WASHINGTON AVENUE. finally assumed an attitude of despon deucy. Justice FUxgsralds radical notion, changing the eutlre Mpect of th trial, wm precipitated by th Introduction of Dr. Allan McLane Hamilton m Lemons witness for th defense. District Attorney Jerome Mid he would not object to Dr. Hamilton testifying provided th defense would oonsenl that Dales be should tell all he knew of the caae. Mr. DelmM sought to have the doctor's testimony limited to the four visits he paid to Thaw. Then came the storm. Attorney Delmas for the defense accused Mr. Jerome of want Ing to exclude important testimony, Mr. Jerome replied that the defense had prevented testimony going before the court which would result in the Red Apples appointment of a commission In lunacy. Justice Fitzgerald ordered the Jury to retire and Mr. Jerome tnen delivered an address,-I- n which ne deGROCERIES clared Thaw incapable of instructing his counsel. He declared the state's experts eleo were of that opinion, hut thkt In testifying they had been held down to a hypothetical question The Best on the Market based on Insufficient evidence. Mr. Jerome declared there was evidence In his own hands and in the hands of counsel for the defense which would would convince the oonrt that the trial should proceed no further. Mr. Delmas began a fight against the district attorney's move but the matter wm soon taken out of hie bands by John B. Gleason, who demanded that Dr. Hamiltons testimony . 2259 Washington Ave. be Immediately taken m to whether he believed Thaw incapable of advising counsel. Justice Fltxgerald allowed Mr. Gleason to put the question. I believe. said Dr. Hamilton, that he is Incapable of advising counsel This seemed to Impress Justice Fitzgerald. My conscience has been appealed to in this matter, said the court, and, upon thb statement made by the district attorney, I cannot allow the trial to proceed without first bearing all the evidence that may be In the possession of either side. I will hear evidence In the form of affidavits, depositions. etc., tomorrow at 2 o'clock. The Jury will bs excused until Friday morning. If Justice Fitzgerald decides to favor of m commission it moans that tha trial will he suspended until the commission reports. IT JAR V0U . NOW WOULDNT If the commission believes Thaw fo find out bought h0 had after you now Insane the trial will, of course, furniture that you could have St same kind at snap prices (Continued on Page Three.) don't let It happen so again 11 have mar article! Jut ajJP Had dyspepsia or Indigestion for at lower other than yon cm P prices years. No appetite, end what 1 did eat 1 get them elsewhere. distressed ms terribly. Burdock Blood THE JUMBLE. Bitters cured me. J. H. Walker, Sun-buru m.? TRIED TO KEEP IT SECRET, 5. ihwajg?' 1 LIST. 4 -- Seven Dollar buys tot. 25x182 feet, well loeV'l one and a half mile the city. Thi. fo nhVfe'; ' totand need but to l houae. Balt Lake, March - letck string always hxnn side. You are welcome to k can sea me ana we will u- will be pleased to .how7oa help you get you a home log rent and become your Salt Lake, March 20. The February Bulletin of the state board of health is published thl afternoon. The total number of deaths wm 814 In 126 towns and districts reporting death. Forty-nin- e districts reported free from contagious diseases, and S3 districts reported no mortalities. Scarlet fever, 35 cases, 2 death, smallpox, 24 cases, no deaths; diphtheria, 69 eases, 17 deaths; typhoid fever, II cases, 4 deaths; whooptngoongh, 60 esses, I deaths; measles, 2$ eases, no deaths; pneumonic, 109 cues, 44 deaths; com sumption, 11 ensss, 7 deaths. Burglars Held Up Mrs, Blundell In Daring FMhlon and Secure Loot. . list please call n Violins, Guitars, Accordeona, Banjo, Strings. Counter, herewith submit bargains to real ttlal : I would not have u luiaeLr8 i we give a complete 3-- ' Figs Fins Prompt Deliv E. A. OLSEN y, Ohio. 2300 Wanh. Pl'Cne |