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Show THE MORNING EXAMINER: OGDEN, SATURDAY, JULY UTAH. SO, 1107. AMUBEMENTBs EXAMINER lEUPPONB ROO- MIndependent fliMi BB Phena, twa r"go rUSINESS OFFICE Independent Plwi EDITORIAL MU 7MH CAR THIEVES BOY SAVES A SHORTAGE OF COAL IN BABYS CADfiHT BY " " Jofaneoa A Dee, ill mv. Everything 24th. Phone FUEL SITUATION VERY SERIOUS IN SALT LAKE. RESCUE IN LOCAL THRILLING RAILROAD YARDS. QUARTETTE OF DESPERATE MEN ARE ARRESTED. livery. Into. EVENINGS Two Performancaa, 7:90 and MATINEE Daily, Except Sunday. Nfc 81 on Consumption in Balt Lake Has In'Cent Over Year creased 22 Ago Supply of Miners Short. Dashes in Front of Locomotive and Snatches Girl From Certain Death. After a Search and Leeg Chase the Criminals and Their Plunder Successfully Captured. Boy Siateen-YearOl-d PROGRAMME The officer tu a'ill hauling in disAlbert Si erne Balled ea July reputable character in and around from Vurnncr. He will Bpend the tha depot yard. sen two vrara ie the nitarlua field Laat evening between funr and Eve Australia. o'clock, ea D. A. Baker, head match-ma- n of the Ogdea yarda, waa partakNew 4S0 pian Mr eele, cheap. ing nf kin evenlug toeal, he waa notiJ. StilwelL Seth Rhone a. fied by Agent W. H. Cheien that two bum had been area la the eaat yard, uffic claaa WANTED men'a away new ready-madtor out of town. Salary $10W. ('all 12 carrying the reWithout Entailing clothing. W. T W. te - or C to p. m, Saturday. peat, Mr. Baker immediately repaired IlodktBauu, 34h4 Waah. Ave. to the scene. At tha yarda he naa Joined by DeSupt. Ouetello of the Oregon Short tective Pender aud Officer Morriaey, a few houra and they Immediately commenced i Mi pm la Ogdon vaaierday. last evening he left over searching the Jungles. Their search the Union Pacific la hie apodal car a aa soon re anted. A place waa found &r the eaat. where the men had evxldently extheir old clothes for the new changed band Lake Juvralle paeaed ones. Here the officers separated and The Salt fur ea route through Ogden yesterday renewed the 'search. eastern cltlea. Officer Murriaey noon ran unto a aua altiiug on the clothes, with a 14 L. Today aa eaenraloa of the O. 8. calibre pietol la hla hand. The offahop employea will arrive la Ogtlea, icer's gun soon covered the culprit, U1 The eaeuraUiolaU a tbit the caayoii the formidable weapon token from aa other plaeea of interest aud re- him aud the handcuffs adjusted, and lent la the evening to Balt Lake. on the clothes, while he was Morrteey hid In the background. He Thirty-Evcan of greoa trait from bad not long to wait until three men Cellforala were renrtred at ihr depot came In eight and they were ImmediBoom the rime during yeaterdey. that ately given the alga by their alghL It le espreted that 32 cure more he wes pinched. Morriaey came from beare cnraa 111 The a arrival Icing hla biding place and told them to come ing kept buay theaa da)' a forward, that be wanted them. Their Ideae of the altuntlun didn't coincide A 7M Ere oecarrad at North Ogdea with tho officer, for they hist no time laat Tburaday, burning tha barn, in to make good their escape, aheda and hayatark owaeJ by Mra, Twotrying shots flrod Morveay bad the Elisabeth Brown. The Ere waa cauaed effvet if atopping byone of them, Ed. by little boya eiplodlng Ereerackera Deal, who waa Immediately hand' la the bare. cuffed to the captive. Bob Jamea, and both were taken to tho police station, Mr. and Mrs, J. J. Ruuan of The other two, Clark and Keating, announce tha engageNevada, ran acraee the yarda to tho depot and Ollia to of their ment daughter, Ida, were Just starting through lha road' Johns of Ulna, Nevada, way between the depot hotel kitchen and the electric light plant, when twelve-year-olDied Eva Norden, tha Baker, with hie gun, bruught both np daughter of Mr. and Mra. Ttuimaa standing, Aa they were being inarch A. and Maria Drvereaun Nardea, at the platform. It le stated, Keated the family raeidrace la Btewart'a lane ingupbecame very abusive and wae between Twenty-flra- t and Tweniy-oeo-oadown knocked by Maker's flat. Right The de-- then and there a lively fracas cum' atreete, of pneunioula. ' eeaeed hae been 111 alnre laat Monday mcnced. but was of short duration, as only end waa tha eldeat child nf the Depot Master Cunningham rame to family, The time and place of funeral the officer's aid, The handcuffs were will be announced later. applied and the men marched to the station with Baker and former Policeon held Aa open air meeting win be man Al Herrick, aa niuatera of cereTwenty-fourtthe earner of afreet mony. and Washington avenue tonight and la addition to bringing bln two captomorrow night under tha auspices of tives, Morriaey alao brought eleven the eodallMe of thle dly. Jerk Wood suits of clothing. It la supof London will bo tho speaker. Next complete, posed that the thugs had watted for at he will be Maker to leave the yerds, for he hadn't f Tuaaday evealag given a reception on the lawn at the been gone over half hour before they Kinney home on the Hanievllle road, commenced operations. end which wu formerly the homo nf The office ra cannot End any burgthe Into Judge Mekiaey. larised can ia the yards, and it la that the freight train which mineral services over the remalm supposed left shortly after 4 p. m. for the wear, Mra. Amldun loabrUo of wore la carrying the looted car, but (hla will Bteager held at S p. m, yeaterday from the not he known until word la received Marriott aieetlag bouse. Bishop M from the conductor. B. Marriott presided. The music waa Boya la swimming In the river Iden furaiahed by tha ward choir aud the tilled all four men aa the ones thev apeak era were Elder liana Madsen aaw wlih the clothes previous to the Juba Powell, (leorge Butler, Patriarch arrival of the officers. One of the lads tleo. W. larktn and Iilahop Marriott. whose name Is not known, gave the The attendance waa very large, many officers the direction which the thieves being compelled to eland throughout hud taken. the services. Interment waa made lu the Ogden city cemetery. WESTERN PACIFIC ACTIVITY SPECIAL EXCURSION EAST VIA the Union Pacific. July 12th and 22th. Now Transeantlnsntal Rushing Work And Lotting Contracts for Mots. Tickets good to return until October 31st. Aak agents for particulars. The Son Francisco Chronicle discusses Wealern Pacffic activity ns BOGUS BUIS PASSED The Western Pacific railroad show-eAnother One ef the Queer" Shoved yesterday the vigor with which Its In Ogden. light for part of llarrlma'na business will be waged by preparations serosa Another bogus $10 Merchants aud (he bar to push Its lines northward Planters' bill has been exchnnged for paralleling the tracks nf Hie Southern trod money yentorday afternon. Trank Pacific Into the rich territory slung II. Bums, a miner, engaged a room at the Berkley and Contra Costs shores the Laabua' rooming house for II. mid on this side uf the bay by letting He gave Mrs. Iambus the counterfeit a 24.UHU.MiO coni met to the Weetern bill end received nine dollars In good States Ctonatrurtlon company for tho Loon examination It waa work on the company's terminals In money. found that the berks of two bills haJ Ban Francisco. been pasted together, thus making the That n gtgaaUc struggle Is going on . deception harder to discern. Tha mat-ta- r rnnler the surface between the Gould was reported to the police and and Harrimnn interests on the count Hums la bow oeeupying a cell la the has long been known. Some of the rlty Jail with the charge of obtaining Simlhern Paclflc pinna hare come to money under fair preieaaei hanging light an hare some of the Weetern over him. but It was not until yesterday that n campaign for control, or at least so far as the Gould line is concerned, ISAAC DEAD for n chance to share with Its rival In big freight Held along the eastWaber County Pioneer Paeaed Away ernthe aide of the bar. was made known. Yastarday Afternoon. Operations on both aides of the bay will lie tin a niagnffirent scale and will The death of lease MrKav (veurred moan the Industrial activity et 3:30 e'clork yesterday afternoon at of the nmrh for bay counties aa welt aa this ibe family residence. No. :: 3ii rlty, where an army of men will comstreet. mence ai(hlu 15 days, according to the Some four weeks ago. (he dermaed waa taken 111 nlth dropsy, which a as terms uf the contract, to construct the yards, shed, slips and terminals uf n the Immediate ramie nf death. transcontinental railroad. He Is survived by a wire und Eve great Off even more to the Imchildren, all of whom wei at his mediate needs ofimportance this section uf the bedside ahen the end came, state, according to railroad officials and ne son. Hcber. who is In Samoacxnpt on a engineers Interviewed yeaterday. Is the mlaeloa. and a daughter, Mra. Stevendivulged Intention of the Western Pason. who Is in Raltlmorc. where brr cific to reach Into the territory norih husband la atudylng medicine. of Oaljland. The truth leaked o ut The deceased waa the son of Wiwas not denied by the and yestenlay lliam and Ellen Orman McKay, and company officials. The activity of the was bora In Smtlind. Nnrenilier Western Pacific along the western 139. When a lad of 1 j jrara. he?, boundary uf Oakland confirm the Joined the Chnrrh of Jean Christ nf statement of railroad men who have Latter Day Saints, and hjs lern a been the work of the Gould faithful worker In the smiie erer rood watching closely. since. Already llarrlman's rlml hue obIn 1259 he em!gva, to and tained an outlet northwurd from Oakrnh. made hla home in ilun'-rili- e nntil land via Wood street to Gladding staabout tour year ag. n he be- tion. This line connects with the Westcame a resident nf this ern Pacific Inside terminal lands In The time nf the funm rlty. will he an- Oakland harbor, and will give the n.w nounced later. road It desired outlet along the west aide and starting toward It ultimate destination Into the manufacturing FRUITGROWERS and shipping district along the Contra Costa water front. ror Pfches and apple., Railroad men familiar with the loenl Call and 2ntbnx ,0 pafk thfm ,n situation point to this start along the the n. u griffin co. west shore ns indicative of a well laid project to rearh out for the reserves RtoXr-"5I0I!.ALT lake VIA that have ben the exclusive T0 property Western. Suadar. July for many years of the Southern Pa 2 t-- Fr fl-round trip, ali trains clffe. The siragstic possibilities of the norlhaaid advance of the Gould tracks XFU"5'0W T0 ALT LAKE VIA have not been lost sight of by the !Vf. Pundav, July llarriman engineers, who have hecr, Fare SI GO round trip, all trains. busy for months on new surrey sikm 2 the Uak'und side of the bay. a e fr e ;! "The reason why Balt Ike dealers are nut piling up storage cool in their yards la because householders, business houses and manufacturing establishments have been storing it in tlu-i- r private biue. said a prominent coal dealer this morning," says the news. "Su to that extent, they are providing against a rainy day. and against the shortage of next winter season that la sure to coin. Thera ia many n private cellar or bin that la now slocked full to its capacity. The occupants of rented houses are the ones likely to suffer, because they rau hardly lay in a big stock of coal, when they are nut certain but liiat th promises they occupy- may be sold over their heads nr wanted by owners for other par- In all probability, Andrew Carnegie will have the privilege uf parting with a medal and a purse uf hrroLm money. And It le Just as probable that no Idea uf receiving such a reward was In the head of little slxteen-yenr-olPvrclval Williams, ns be ran with all hie might to rescue little thiee-year-lMyrtle Hansen from a horrible death. I out evening about 7:30 o'clock, young Williams of 3U1 Pacific avenue Lie while Handing at gate watching an Incoming I'nion Pocitlc freight train, saw little Myrtle Hansen standing on (he track. With the whistling of the engine and Its near approach, the litile one ran down the track from the engine. The engineer had seen the danger and applied the brake, but not In time to bsve saved the child. Young Williams had also seen the danger and with a apeed born of desperation and the one thought uf rescuing the child uppermost in bis There mind, be reached th child. waa tto time to pauoe, an Inatant'a pause would hare been fata to both. Like a rider, while hie boras la yet at full speed, bans down and picks up an article on the ground, o did young Williams wlih the litile tot, Just 2s the engine shot by. Joy reigns ate d prams In the households of the and the rescuer and In the breast of tha grimy engineer there beats a happy heart for this brave act or d d Hk : 1 AT THE ILLUSTRATED BONO, Take a Soil tn My Boat." Struggle for L'fe. Programme changes every other day. Ladies and children will find the room cool and comfort able. res-cur- heroism. James Welch and Lois Kcwey were both ye witnesses to the rescue. OID PICCHE IS LIVELY Railroad Camplatsd to a Feint Tan Milas Out ef Cal lento and Pushing Ahead. Tha old ramp of Plurhe, Nevada, stimulated by the near approach of the railroad, now completed to n point ten mile a out of Callente, la rapidly recovering from the slumber of Inactivity with which It had been afflicted for m many years. In the palmy days of this famous old camp,, something like 30 yearn ago, the nearest raljroad point waa Palisade, a station on whst waa i hen known aa tha Central Pacific, a distance of approilmately 300 mile. Everything In the way of freight, which Included mining machinery, supplies for the mines and all the necessaries uf life, came la that way either wagone or those drawn by by ox teams. This method of transportation waa expensive to he sure there were no automobile lines In operation; but la those days there wae no other way sad people made the beat of It. Buch conveniences as the telephone, were unheard nf. Miners were paid good wages. Aa high aa $10 a day wu paid for the commonest labor, while skilled lalmr commanded lu some u crease of coal consumption lu this city and Intermnunialu region la fully 2S per cent, if not more, over the consumption of a year ago: ami noted factors in tils increase are the smelters aud railroads. It la claimed that the Balt Lake volley smelters are dialog 22,01)0 tons of coal per mouth that Is. outside of coke, while al Bingham alone the increase of coal consumption la $ fioo tons, in round numbers. per mi ut h over the corresponding period of last year. It ia admitted that if copper should drop to aa to reduce the production, this would effect a corresponding reduction In the consumption of cual. It Is said that the dally consumption In Balt Lake City ia 1,000 tons, and that the consumption by th railroads in this region la not leas than fiO.OoO tuna a month. One dealer reports that parties who were consuming ISO tons a month a year ago, are now consuming 323 tone. Then there ie an Increasing number of steam plows and traction engines being introduced into the arid region, each of the larger machines eating up some fifty tons of coal per month. The sugar factories of I'tah and Idaho ara burning 4,000 to 2.000 tons per day. and with the Increase In the number of mining eampi and of the railroad business there le en immense increase of fuel If it going out in flat direction. wasn't for the smelters." aald n dealer today, there would be no shortage ef coal in Ban lAke." The Introduction of gaa for fuel will, it la conceded, help some, but not material;.-. and the use of the coke from the gas work ran hardly be considered a rutting much of a figure. The railroads are In better shape than erer to haul coal, og pccouni of the Increase tn the number of ihrlr and rolling stock, but the business of the country has taken aucli leaps forward that the railroads are yet away behind the requirements that are being made of them. The present output of coal In the Intermountaln region is estimated at 300,000 tons per month, but that Is all taken at snce by constimera. The producing companies are'thort of miners, one reason being that American miners prefer working in the mineral in preference to the coal mines. A representative of one large producing company said today he waa 200 men short, with no Immediate preapecta of making np th deficiency. The general impression is thnt n very serious condition confronts the intermountaln public in the mater of shortage of coal, and aume thinking must be done to devise ways and means to meet the problem. Attornoy-at-Law- a Piano and Cello. Wedeil-Kieaind. 750. Ball 1134. . V C. GUNNELL, Office 2374 WashingBoth Phones 771. at-La- A. & HORN, Middle Ages. Military Prison. t. Refined and Admiaiioh, Be. A Attorney-at-Law- . Over Badeon Drug Store, Wash. Ava. City Florists CELESTE CONROY. Pupil of Leopold Godowsky, Berlin. Instructor ef music. Studio 300 2Stii SL Phonoo, Ind. 400; Bell 180. S. F. Whitaker, Teacher of Piano. Tabernacle lot Studie S74 23rd SL Ball Teacher ef plana. North Washington. BIG SALE STILLWELL 4 NEWMAN, Florists. Choice Cut Flowers and Bedding Plante.. Store 2576 Wash, Ava. China and Glassware COMMENCES THIS MOKNIXG. Painter and 311 Paper-hange- rs Directory MUSIC CO. thomas-horn-e The House ef Quality." Everything known In music. 114 25th. M. Contractors and a BARNES, Musle Dealer, The OPERA HOUSE BLOCK. te Builders ftjVWVVVVVVVVtriiyilVYVYYWVViJ We must reduce our stock to make room for another shipment that will arrive in a few dajo. FRED HOWARD, Contractor and Builder. P. O. Box Phono 617Z. E. A. OLSEN Grocer Printers 88$. A. L. SCOVILLE, PRINTER. Both Phenes. Opposite Postolfice. . GEO. OLMBTEAa Office and Contractor and Bulldar. shop at raaidanca, 500 24th SL, West Ogdon. Domoto & Co. 155 ST. TWENTY-FIFT- H Photographers Bell Phono 4S1X. PETER UNANDER, Contractor and Builder. 359 Ninth SL Phone, Boll E75Z. Work done by day or centracL LUKE CRAWSHAW. Studio Artistic. MM Photograher. Waah. Ava, Ogdan, Utah. A picture that looks like you. Cleaning and Dyeing THE THOMAS STUDIO. High Grade Portraiture In Parts I, Crayon and India Ink. 2457 Wash, Ava, Both Phoneai ELITE CLEANING CO, Cleaners and Dyars. Taylor 4 Wllaan, Proprietors. Both Phonoo. Pocatello and Ogden. to Furnishing Goods and No: ions of all kinds 36 Fancy Cash Groceries Wine, and Liquor. Cist Glass DRY CLEANING to Having added a dry cleaning department to our business, wo are bow prepared to handle ladles' and gentlemen's suits, portieres and all fine allk and wool articles that should not be washed In the ordinary way. We propose in this department as wen as in our iaunJry work to give the public the beat servlet to be bad in the city. OGDEN STEAM LAUNDRY Have you seen those beautiful pieces that now decorate 437 Phones 174. Twenty-fift- CARL C. RASMUSSEN. Real Estate, Loans, Rentals and Fire Insurance. First Natl, Bank Phone 470. KELLY 4 HERRICK. Central Insurance, Loana and Rentals, Real Estate Investments. W. B. WEDELL, Estate. Loans, Insurance and Rental 2448, Wash. Ave. Boyla 81k. Both Phonaa. Real FORRISTALL, Surety Bonds, Real Estate and ance. 313 Eccles Bldg. 4 Gens Brea. Organa GEORGE H. C. First WARDLEI&fl Transfer Companies 6EGANS AND MUSICAL MERCHANDISE Raspberries CALL EARLY AND SUPPLIED. Accji-deoaa- . 2364 Washington Avenue 25th. Latest Publications of Sheet Mnale. See the Wonderful Pipe 0;&an. 117$ Washington Avenua SLADE'S HACKS MEET ALL TRAINS. ' MITCHELL BROS. BOTH PHONES 232. 2 MALAN TRANSFER CO. Vans, Drava and Baggage Wagons Oar specialties Piano, Furniture and Safo Moving; Storage. 408 25th GET T. B. EVANS & CO. GROCERS 32S Ban- jos, Strings. OOOKN. UATH. e TRANSFER VANS. JOO-A-LON- Piano moving a specialty. Both phones 283. Violins, Unttars, now TRANSFER CO, Albern Ab ana Ian, Proprietor. Furniture Vanenotice. Storage. Cabs at a momant'a Office 412 25th SL Phono 22. ALLEN rlANOS CHEAPEST A. HORN, and Inaura net. National Bank Building. Real Estate, Loans Show Window? and Insur- I Real Estate, Notary, Fire and Life Phones. Both 411 SL 24th urance, Pianos. dlewman Are at their best M. W. N. FIERCE, Bush Bnswells Bldg. InA WM. A. HICKENLOOPER. Real Estate, Insurance and Investments. 209 Eeclea Bldg. Successor to N. H. Ivoa. J. St h Real Estate Agents A. A; WENGER. Real Estate. Loans and Insurance, Notary Public. Removed to room 412, Ecclea building. Bell 131$. FRENCH Men's -. 1 No. Boll. 165-- Pianos ON Ap-rlro- 1.000.-O1U- Studio VARNEY FLORAL CO. All Kinds of Cut Flowers. Our prices John N. Ford and Son Paperhangor lowest Ball phone E13K. Give us a Decorators and Designers. Ball Phono call. 243X. Leave orders at Boyla Furniture Co. Established 1821. B. VAN DER 8CHUIT. Funeral designs; cut flowers and potted plants. All orders promptly filled. Phone 960Z. 740 28th 8L a Xevada-TVmnlm- Pin ' DELLA LUND OGDEN FLORAL CO. Floral Artists. 413 24th 8t. Greenhouse opposite Glenwood park. Phonaa, Bali 532X, Ind. 193. Ora, 41 4Y. h Ohio-Ken- Ble. el keo-motir- instances ns much $30 for a single , days work. I'mler such rlrrniustaneea, only very high grade ore could be profitably mined. Ore running under $10 a ton nut considered worth bothering with' and even ora of this value did not return may too handsomely when due allowance wu given for tha 40 per cent bias In the tailings and the usual coat of mining and treatment. Even at Bulllonvlllc. situated about 12 miles from Plochr, where some of the reduction plants or these days were operated. th-rla one dump of tailings, cunaiating of about 170.000 tons, which forma a J3HES III ROCHESTER pretty rich mine Itself. This dump la owned by the Phoenix Reduction Gets Option on Utah Independent Tel8lnce the construction of company. ephone Company's Stock, the railroad began, this company has taken siepa to get aoinethlng out of The following Associated Press disthis dump and preparations are bepatch will be read with Interest by and ship the proing made to duct to the smelters. In Plocha proper, patrons of the Inrieiiendent Telephone era numerous huge second-clas- s ore company in thisN. city; Rochester, Y, July 19. Manthe dumpg whlrh, upon completion uf Director Elmer B. Jnnea of the the railroad Into camp, will become a aging Telephone comsource of revenue to the owners. It Vtan Independent le expected that the railroad will be pany, who was delegated to come to finished to Bulllunville some time In thla city and secure an option on the bonds and notea of hla comAugust and Into Plocha about Oat. 1. slocks, With rail facilities available, so mine pany, held here, arrived in Rochester Following a conferowners claim, It will be possible to this afternoon. market at a profit ores running as ence with Joseph W. Taylor, who represented the t'nltM States independbw as $6 and $7 a ton. With this expectation every old ent Telepicne cnmiiafiv, the $20,000 that la to he pall for the option, was mine In the district la being new companies have been formed, paid and ha been deposited in the National Bank of Rochester. Accordwhile prospects have rapidly developThe proiiertles owned by the ing tn the option, the Interests repreed. sented by Mr. Jones are to pay n total Kevada-VtaMines and Smelters corporation were once Ibe pmsaerelona of of $930.imo for ihe I'tah Independent the Plurhe Consolidated Mining com- Telephone company." pany and a grant deal nf money has been expended during the post year UTAH PEACHES NOW la p nearing them for the rampnlgn uf prodiinl.in which will follow the Native Fruit Appearing on the Local advent nf the railroad. The No. 5 Markets shaft has been rot Ini to the 1,400 Vmh peii-hiat in cents the pound foot level and the mine Is being opened below thnt level. The Ohio Ken- have bei.i udder! Hi week to the list tucky Mining company Is sinking a "f frtilu on aule ar ihe grocer's. also of fiah growing are new shaft, which is down 400 feet to arrive bm the season for und has been run In ore all that depth. On the second and third levels. It has both peaches and apricots is in the been demons! ruled that ihe ore body making and the lut of the crop will ha a i liickne of 37 fret, with the not arrive until Aui;mt. Cherries, The ore gooseberries und gr.-elength )et undetermined apples at the carries value principally In lead, sil- uuh1 price are procurable. in the line of vegetables, tomatoes ver and copper, nd much of It Is of a grade sufficient 10 warrant ship- from California occupy the most conment direct fo the smeltera. This spicuous place. The qnalltr Is good company owns a half Interest In the snd tin- - price t!ff. but with the adnoted Itluck Ledge of the camp of vent of local tomatoes the imported IMortie. the Nevada I'tah being ihe variety will lie relegated to the down owner of he other half and la one and out eaon. Wxtrnnelons from of the principal wealth producing ar- Fouthern I'tah and Texan are expectIt also owns a ed early nexi week, so that the marteries uf the district. hair Interest In the Plocho Water ket will be supplied with an assor:-meof fruit mffld-ntlcompany, by which the town anil varied In camp are supplied. Among the other taste to suit any palate. . mines In the immediate vicinity nf the t urkv and which are undermotTce to subscribers going systematic development at the In ease your Standard is not deliv-ere- d prosrnt time, are the properties of Ihe Roston-WhMining company, by 7 p. m.. call 22. either 'phone. Ely and Ask the cireulator to send the paper Valley others of leser importunes. The out to you. which will be done by ape. Phoenix Reduction company, already cial messenger, without charge. referred tn. n. n the Prince group In which If i claimed there are HOUSE TO SUB3CBIEE8S tons of ore developed above the I 110 level that will average frmn $10 If your Examiner is not delivered to 215 pr ton. with occasional rich 7 a. m.. call up 28 and ask :he irr.'iiin tunning up to fm.i ounces tn by circulator to send the papers, which Die ioq. wiij be done by special messenger. u , tha Music and Instructors 114 and $15 Eeclea Bldg. Electric Theatre of OR. F. A. COOK, Office, Ecelos Bldg, Ogdeq, DENT MOWERY. R. B. FARNSWORTH Attorney ton Ave. A Romance Leading Dentists Dentist VOLNEY Neat the Read Hotel, 25th SL Illustrated Bong. Without a Wedding Ring. Moving Pictures. Night Grant. phonoo 1144. JOSEPH CHEZ, Counselor at Law, 40 and Attorney and 41 F'rot National Bank Bids-- . Ogdon, Utah. Both Phones. Notary. Moving Pictures ; THE HOUSEHOLD FU.' r:isHM CO, 2300 to 2303 Wash. Ava, hand goods bought and sold BmI F. & WOODS 4 CO. Architects. SB 4 57 First NatX Bank Bldg. Both Phones. Attorneys Nickelodeon ties.' Further inquiry among local dealers brought out the statement that the in- d h 10c. TO 25 First Natl Bank Bldg. Bell Phene 985 K. Architect. - Mon-telk- h-- ....10c, 20e. SOe G. A. GRAVES, Pr CM. MW atS:SG PRICES MATINEES House Furnishings Architects Mat Bill Changes Every Saturday ZION LIFE OFFICERS UTAHN A THEATER Ogden Business Directory FOR MONUMENTS. arrived 3 carloads el marble and granite to select from. Don't buy from agenln a they get large cnmmicalom aad you haw to pay them. Place your order at once. TARD OPPOSITE CITY a Phenes. ' Carrlagea In waiting day Vana, Draya and Baggags Plano Moving a Specialty.. Busses. Office. Ind. 224; Bet J40,WOf Bell 840. All kind of Tranefer J Livery Stables Jnst ' OGDEN FEED 4 SALE SI ALL. J. P. Everett. Prop'r. Boarding- - Both Phones. D' 221$ |