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Show THE of sailing the Colorado A' Southern depot os fire and causing the explosion which resulted in the death of lour pcuple and a monetary loss of IJju.biHi. Two others are also said to have cuufshsed. The cunfessioua were made In the EXAMINER UltPPftNES presence ot witnesses, voluntarily , anj are backed up by evldeuce which EDITORIAL ROO- Mhave no doubt of their guilt. Independent phn The confession of Keeves states that Bell Phono, two rnB0 he started the lire fur the purpose of EUSINESS OFFICE getting rid of two Colorado A South-tr- n " Independent Phono sulks breakers, aad thi admisNs. Boll Phono, on ring sion slune is thought to be sufficient to cause him to hang. The sheriff of Boulder aad the Col radu A Southern official say that they could not have bees kept alive until lu o'clock last night, and that only the bringing of them to Denver saved their llvrs. The inquest will take place in Boulhouse. , FOR RENT Well furnished der but the prisoners will not 638 Adam. be taken buck to testify. It la not thuugbt that Jt would be safe to take WANTED Girl or wanton to cook them within reach of the indignant -nd do kitchen work 934. E. people. Standard Office. The company haa filed Information against thrm and the preliminary week' two n tor Lewi kfi H. Mr. trial will take place just as soon as csniiing trip to Bear lathe, Idaho, public excitement subsides sufficiently relaand friends visit will where she to make it safe to take ihe prisoners to Boulder, tive. Connell of Maude Miller, Miss MARRIAGE ISSUED Bluffs, loss, and Mis Minnie Hopkins, of Leaistown, Mont., art vlaltr Marriage licenses were issued tolug Mia. 8. H. Kumiss, 2111 Grant avenue. day o Eton A. Hanson, aged 27 and Mias Elisabeth E. Techaer, aged 24, Mrs. K- A. Watta, of 2540 Llncola both of Balt Lake. avenue, has Just returned front a Georg this and Mary E. Pierce, pleasant visit with friends and rela- both of lawful age aad both of Ogden. tives la Balt Lake City. EXAMINER: MORSISQ HEW PROPOSED TRIP OF LOSE - passenger X. R. Yoet, traveling agent of the Chicago A Alton rail-ruswith headtiusrters at Ihmver, pasted through Ogden on hi way to Balt - Lak. NEW CONTRIVANCE National Guards Receive New Arrangements for Target Practice. , A new Contrivance has been received by the national guards of Salt by which target practice can he effectually carried ui under cover, and all the advantages of target practice may lie utilised. There will be no ex plonk a no range, no bullet, and nu danger. The office The entertainment held In tho of the cartridge is performed by a Fourth ward last evening was a high sensitive pointer which traces on a The suiall boy small paper ly successful affair. target called the suls was there in abundance, aa well as every movement of the rifle larget, was espe- whilst It la In the net of being aimed the older people. The farce Tba solos, were by the gunner at an ordinary 1 argot. cially well given. also well received. When the soldier pull the trigger, the little pointer, arlualed by The Board of Education did not punches a small hole In Ike ho,l a session last evening, for the which reveals the exact reason that n quorum could not ho ob- spot a bullet would hade pierced the tained. In all probability, a session target abut at From the time the will no held some time today, aa the gun la taken In hand nntU the trigger superintendent has mailers of impor- la pulled, every movement of the gun tance to submit to the board that la faithfully recorded on the should bo acted on at once, and any fault which would Influence the flight of the bullet la plainly M floor foreman F. E. at (Lease, tho Southern Pacific ban resigned hi The machine la a simple affair, alb position and has gnu to Ksnsa City ting upon a standard aed le worked by to live. Thouiao Mai by, formerly n electricity. It la a very useful and macblulat In the local shops, hut more desirable addition to the guard equiprecently foreman of tho shape at Car-Un- , ment. has accepted tho puallioa of fksir llo foreman In the Ogden shop. WANTED began his labor yesterday morning. Aad J. Dewln, Frank B. Kit linger and D. Higgins, three of the twenty- men arrested Thursday, and who wero given until S p. m. yesterday to leave town, were re-- rrest ad last Bight and will now spend the neat' 90 day on the chain gang. tu elan-trlcit- sub-targe- t, Active and Industrial man to work as sextoa iu cemetery, A desirable position for reliable and man. Apply by letter. Address, Cern-tercant Examiner office. Eben Henry, tho little son of Mr. and Mrs. A. Haxier, died last availing at 6:80 o'clock, at the family residence. No. 2742 Pacific avenue, of cbolern Infantum. Funeral services over tho remains of the little one will be held luday nt S p. ni., at the family residence and the hotly will bo taken to Logan on tho Cache valley tmin for Interment. y, LEWISTON SPENDS HALF A MILLION. Permaaent Improvementa That Will Add Much te the CHy. Tho marriage of Miss Florence of Tonopah. Nevada, to D. Mathew Butler, of Seattle, Washington, will lie solemnised at the homo of her brother. C. F. Wittenberg, nt Tonopah, ' August 21sl. Miss Wittenberg was for two year n popular and most successful teacher In the Ogden public schools, and has a host of friends here, who Join with her many friends In Tunopab la wishing her a Lewiston, Idaho, Aug. Id. The city of ljewlstnn will, during the eneulng twelve month, expend more than a halt million dollars on permanent improvements. ' The Items already decided upon, where ounalniction la in progress or where preliminary arrangements are being closed, arc: Sewer system, 8120,000; sln-e- t pavhappy and prosperous future. ing, 9IW5.0O0; water plant, additional. 957,000; fire department, for ImproveUNION PACIFIC SPECIAL1 EX- - ment a, 930.000; improvements In two districts on Normal hill, 906.000; toThis Mai, In date, ruraion cast. Sept. 4tb. Mb. Ogilen to tal, 9438.00U. Denver and return, 919.76; Omaha and means that more than 9500,000 will be Kansas City, 932.00; St. Lout. 39.kn; cximmlej during the year, against a Return limit, OcL total of 981,400 for the year of 19011, Chicago. 144.60. list. Slope vers allowed. MONTANA WOMAN'S PLUCK. TRAP SHOOTERS' TOURNAMENT at Denver excursion vin In Ion Pacific, Makea Lang Rida Acreaa Country and August 18th and 19th, 933.70 round Fiiea on Land. trip. Ticket good to return until 31st. Aug. Helena, Mont., Aug. 16. Her husband and sons too busy in the hay LOSES PART OF FOOT field tn make the long Journey to woman Helena, a Fowt-l- l couuly Apprentice Meets With Bsrlou and mounted a horse, rude seventy-fivPainful Accident at S. P. Shops. miles throug'd a rough, mountainous section, boarded a train, reached the An accident that might have resultcapital city at midnight. Blent a few ed In the kiss of a pail of the foot, hours, ale a 4 o'clock breakfast at a tiefell an advanced apprentice, James care, and hurried to the fcdeml buildlolhurst, at the shop late yesterday wlie re she found herself fifth tn afternoon. Mr. Tolhurat, who wa at ing, line before Ilia Inited Stales land , work at the shaiu-raccidently let ofllce doors on the morning of the day fall a huge piece of bras, weighing set for filing on certain government forty pounds, upon his right foot. Tho lsnda. Fate waa kind, in that her piece of brass Is the casting that ills predecessor had no desire for the In the driving box of an engine. It tract adjoining her borne ranch. She waa sharp and jugged, and In falling secured her first and has leR about four feet from the bench to the for the west on papers the train again, to floor, cut the shoe almost In two parts make the long ride to her home. and badly lacerated the foot. Tba blood flowed freely and the Wound UNITED MINE WORKERS MEET. was an painful that the young man was forced to quit work and go home In a cab. However, as Ihe lames of Annual Convention la in Section With Very Large Attendance. the foot could be moved. It is thought that none of them were broken. Helena. Mont. Aug. 16. The anKISER AND REEVES IN JAIL. nual convention of the Vnlted Mine Boulder Citizens Furious They Are Workers for District No. 22, embracTaken to Denver for Safety. ing the states of Montana and Wyoming. Is in session In this city, and Denver, Ang. 1C. Frank Kiser and has the largest attendance of any of J. W. Reeve two railroad men of Its like meeting, there being upwards Boulder, are In the county jail In Den''0 delegates present. Every coal ver to escape the fury of the inJTg-nacamp in the two states is citizens of Boulder. They are The convention will lie in represented. session unsaid to have confessed to the crime til Angnst 26, when the committee of the district will meet with the coal opeialurs and draw up Heal food for children. a wags scale for the ensuing year. The convention will take up the affairs of the year in the district, the new union organized, the ctmdltious that have existed, and will make plans for the future. In addition, there will WHEAT FLAKE CELERY he a thorough discussion of the proposed wage scale anl the election of oflleen. 1 e nt B? PBfSE'S makes the children plump and strong and prevents tour stomach and constipation. The best food for growing children, and the aged. in-'al- For ula by all Greosrn 'di UTAH. PATURDAT, C0MTE1VAMCE Gould Bshiad a Road From Idaho to Winneimicca- Boise, Idaho, 16. "We have AUGUST IT, 1907. PHILIPPINE SOLDIERS STOCK MARKET Aug. LAUGH PROVOKERS AT UTAHNA. purchased, paid for and secured every uf luut rxcepi one small The MU at tha Utahns Park theatre place, to within ig adits of Wiace-lcloses a most successful week tonight Chicago, Aug. 15. Low ticca." Those wtue the words of E. The bill la mace up of five strong lure in the Canadian Nor; fa uB K. Place, general manager of the Ban acta, two of them being the greatest excellent expert business we,, Francisco Idaho A Montana railway, laugh provokers ever placed uu the addressed to a Capital Newt repreUtahns stage. Schrode and Mulvey sharp advance today In the e- n- ,t sentative. Mr. Place Is ultra ubl-- Liter tiiv el cal," have had no difficulty in keeping their This paper has asked him TRAIN CARRYING TROOPS AND audiences In roar of laughter during gala was lost on realizing L t! fur iuformatioa about the rosd score, CAVALRY ARRIVE. the week. Those who have seen the the clone September was uo l- - n,, of time, aad the ouly Information act are laughing yet and they will showed a gain of obtainable was that tn-- hoped to begin ow continue to laugh whenever and provision woik soon, hut there was nothing to Freeh From Are arises to remind them of something 71-Service, Farcign They lower. The wheat mark Schrode'a JZ give out until be waa sure uf his Hastening Homs as Fast aa Train weak because uf lower stunt with a beer keg. That little ground. Can Take Them. break In Wall street. Setit?nJ.nt stunt, done aa Schrode Joes It la one "While la the city last evening Mr. of the cleverest and funniest things became bullish, howe ter, Place said the work of grading the ever put on n stage. Mias Mulvey heavy export business low lemZ roadbed brtseen Caldwell and Home-dale- , A train carrying soldiers arrived In makes a capful French actress and ture In the Northwest aud black on the Snake river, is progressuddenly makes a change to n In South Dakota auvanced almost rei sing rapidly, and he further staled Ogden about 9 o'clock last night over then from tha lew point of the s that woik on tho bridge piers and the Southern Pacific. After a atop of race track tout. Latter she makes a cents In the 14 minutes of trade oriel, abutments for the eteel bridge acroea an hour here, the troops left Ogden lightning change to a bowery girl declinedlast almost one cent, the maru with a musithe Beak river will begin within the over the Rlu Grande Western for "Just closed engagement cal comedy." - At Hie conclusion of closing weak. September opened la seat two weeks. He said two crews FL Snelling, Minnesota. loser at 541-- to ki 34 The boys constituted F and G their act. after dancing to the o of locating engineers are at work beSneed to 86 4 and dosed at u 1 4 tune Mo of Arouud "Walts were In of the ih and troops cavalry tween Homedale and Wlnnemucca, which time Primary receipts were 955.000 huJT during w ho are charge of Capt. L M. Koehler. The Willie." getting grmJe stakes. ela compared with 934,000 bushels w "Mr. Place, who la never talkative, other officer of the troops were Capt. the girl haa been thrown around like the same day last year. a Is the audience stuffed left LieutenF. T. Arnold uf F and dummy, troop dropped iho reiurk that If tho people la the com pit the sentiment was K. exhausted D. B. from Klein James ants and completely laughing. Henry. In thla section comprehended who and on a good cash and expmt debullish PhilTha are from fresh the troops what la behind the 8. F-- I. A M. railmand. September opened unchantMi been have where they way, there would bo more excitement ippine Islands, ELECTRICAL WORKERS STRIKE to 4 higher at 641-- to 54 i s ,TT and real estate values would taka aa doing foreign service fur two years. closed firm at 64 1 While the boys were stationed upward climb. Ho refused to aay on the away were 150 cars. of Aaksd Several Hava tho Strikers celpu Join. uf and Islands Mindanao more or go Into aay details upon the Oats were strong on buying by fanlls to ha Taken Back. It will he remembered that last March subject. and delay to harvesting by wet weatkl "The Capital News haa been a at Mount Daju, nt Jolo, n very se-s. Tha local strike situation Improved September opened unchanged t friend of the promoters of the road, vere encounter occurred with the and advanced higher at 44 In thla battle about 2,504 today when the linemen, formerly in and later of those who are building it 4 and closed strong at 45 tho employ of the Bell Telephone comwere Uncle Mores and Sams killed, Whin others eeoffed. this paper Inreceipts were 233 can. extent of 85 pany, made formal application fur Local sisted the line would bo built aad boys suffered to the wounded. Trade la provisions was quiet. At their old positions. Two of the men Cap-laikilled end about 20 that opinion 1 now being verified. waa In command of have been kept to work, and the re- tho dune September pork was off 21- From early investigations It waa made columnKoehler mainder will probably he taken back at 16.05. lard was down 5T1-U- t 2 In this battle. No. clear to the railroad editor of this riba were five cents lower aa soon aa operations out on the lines 893 became famous Koehler la tala Cap 8621-2- . paper that the real interests behind the at are commenced. n not as onlv fighter, this line are tho strongest In the but Philippine, Elsewhere the Bell company la still because of his being tried by London Market country. on the chargee of in- grappUng with the labor problem. At oourtmertial are none other than the Cana- subordination, preferred by General Salt Lak linemen are disposed to "They London, Aug. 15. Money was 1 dian Pacific and tho great Gould sys- Wood. When asked If ho were the go back to work, however, so that demand In tha market today. Di. tem. Tha Canadian Pacific is In need same Koehler who had gained dis- within n few days the company hopes counts were firmly maintained. On of a lino to Ban Francisco and tho tinction In thla have a full working force In Utah. the stock exchange the settlement matter, he replied, to An Gould Interests nerd a connection Yes, Im the man that had the rumattempt waa made by the affiliat- was concluded satisfactorily. Ths with Butte, Minneapolis and St. PauL General Wood. He has been ed unions of Ogden to Induce local market developed renewed weakness with pus This line from Butte to Wlnnemucca in the army twenty-si- x years, but does merchants to remove the Bell tele- in sympathy with New York and tilt will furnish It, besides opening up a sot look He Is phone from their stores, but it failed rise In the Bank of England rate uf day over forty. I profitable section of country remark- small uf stature, but Impresses one entirely. discount caused further liquidation In At no time during the strike have ably rirh In natural resources. The of being n fighter, every Inch uf him. securities, consols leading line will be absolutely independent When the train pulled out of Reno, the linemen attempted to Injure the the decline early In the day, closing of any Harrlman Influence and will company in any other manner, and with a better tone on the good bans Thursday evening, It left four uf th mark the delivery from railroad bond- troopers In that city. They, however, eomlng when It did. In the midst of an statement. Am eric ang at the opening age of a vast section." came on No. 4 last night and Joined inactive season, thq company haa not showed losses of 1 to 5 point, A dispatch from Caldwell aays that their fellows here. been seriously inconvenienced. strengthened and closed near the heat the first construction camp on tho 8. At Butte the situation Is unsettled, of the day. hut advices received at the local ofF, 1. A M. mud was moved ThursDOLLAR AMINUIE Mstal Market fice are to the effect that an attempt day to the hillside near the Snake river. Thera are now four camps stawill be made to open the exchange New York, Aug. 15. Copper wu Stems to Take In that city. tioned between Caldwell weak and lower, spot closing at 76 and the Northern Nationality Kindly to Placer Mining. The order to resume operation is pounds 10c and futures 73 pounds 15a river, and about 40 teams are at work. The grade for th drat two to come from a federal in London. Locally lake wu quoted A dollar n minute la the record of expected miles out of town la finished, fenced all 8751925; electrolytic at 17 75a Judge. 183 and casting at 17251775. and Is ready for the steel. Culverts Gu Nicholson on the M ah fey and are put In as the grade progresses. Wilcox placer claims on Lappan HEALTH OFFICERS TO REPORT Prlcee en Bourse. The work completed Is perhaps the sty the Goldfield hronlcle; n lightest between here and the river. creek, Aug. 15. Prices on tha Berlin, The State Board of Health, through Bourse A heavier grade will be encountered trifle more than n dollar n minute, for were very weak spun today T. adNicholson Its 14 & haa washed Dr. out secretary. Beatty frum now on. , Contractor W. P. Carpennyweights New York advices. ' the ofand three to health grains of oourse gold In ten dressed a circular letter ter made the trip to me Snake river minutes worth shout 912. Nicholson ficers throughout the state lu which today and reports the work moving came Chicago Cattle. In yesterday and brought the it states that it la the Intention of the very well in spite of the hot weather. Aug. 15. Cattle receipts Chicago. The force will be more than doubled gold with him. It Is nil coarse, but State Board uf Health to hereafter about 5.604. Market alow and dull as soon as the farmers get their work show few marks of travel, and evi- Insist upon itrict compliance with the Common to prime steers 4AOa7.50; to laws came the from a close relating reports mortality dently ledge by. dune and the weather become cooler. 3. 5.50; calves Sul; It was taken from the soil near the of contagious diseases by local health cows 35;andheifers feeder 2.505. tuckers head of Lappan gulch, at tha base of officers. The matter of compensation TBAFFIC OPEWtO T0pT0CHE Hogs Receipts about 19,000. Me Mount Grant, and washed In n rocker for this work will be taken up at the of the same pattern which served the coming meeting of the Associated ket 10 cents lower; good to prims 6.106.30; good heavy 66.10; Another Read luggeetod From Lund early gold seekers of Sutter creek In Health Officers, the circular stales, heavy 6.20a6.50. butchers to '49. effort and the One of Inaugurated systematic to Coal and Oil Fields. days nugget weighed Sheep receipts about 10,000. Market four pennyweights, and was of pe- secure g fair race. weak and lower; sheep 320625; Where there are no contagious Freight and patsenger traffic an the culiar shape and reddish yellow In yearlings 6.756.50; lambs 5.75726. rea in district the negative branch of tha Balt Lake Route from color. GREEKS ENGAGE IN BATTLE. - Nicholson Is In event mads. the of the same national- port should be Cullen te to Ploche was inaugurated as to officer fails make ity as the man who made the first dis- that any health Number Startfar as Panaca on Thursday. Panacg coveries la Lappan gulch a Swede, reports or perform the other duties, Fight Between Two ofHostilities. Greater the ed Is about fifteen miles from Callente and was In Dutch creek when the such officer la requested to notify tha and virtually half way to Ploche. Con- news of Hanson's strike reached that board In order that a successor may battle et Ely. Nev, Aug. Turn-dastruction work on the remainder of lake resort. He hastened up river 12 be appointed. late waa repeated Dr. Beatty haa addressed a letter to Thermopalae the road proceeds "without Interrup- miles, but was too late to get In on whea 75 at smelter, the afternoon tion. It was expected that the line the pan gulch discovery. He got three the Board of County Commissioners or 100 Greeks engaged la a general la every county la the state, calling mix-uwould enter the famous old mining claims In Cat creek and six In Cotwhich aide won the fight Juat of that to fact certain attention the tonwood gulch, which are hut n short eamp September 1. but It is hardly and it I health officers habitually haa not been determined likely that it will be completed by that distance from Lappan, but on the west the district will ever be ascro It whether doubtful and to fall make regular complete Hera the gold Is dale. A month hence, however, the side of the divide. talned. This much la knewu, howfiner, but there is plenty of water for monthly reports of contagious dis- ever, and that la ths 4 fur a few mlw road should reach Ploche. secreThe aa'the directa. law J. Roes Clark, vice president of tthe sluicing, whlls on tJie west side there eases, utaa It looked aa though the battleBalt Lake Route, who was In the city Is only sufficient water for rucking tary says that the Board of Health field would he covered with a number comIf It a favor the Thera during the visit of Mr. Harrlman, said until you get further down the gulch. would esteem request of seriously wounded foreigners. that work on the reconstruction of the It pans everywhere, though, end the missioners Vould hereafter vrapoa one to he only their district health officers to comply appeared main line In the Meadow Valley wash bars below may prove the richer. which probably with the law. In the event of their among the crowd, of was nearing completion, and should Nuggets From Block Boll. any la the lack resulted reto make failure continued monthly The which has Nicholson nuggets be finished In n month or six weeks. Two men were the cause of all board the the says, secretary were from ports, taken black soil the rich, For thirty miles the rood is being a aHgfit under aeo-tlo- trouble. Their grievance .waa half reconstructed. A heavy concrete road- on the surface, under the lush grass. will be obliged to proceed and probably one. Indeed, Laws of 102, Utah, 1107, down chapter wars sand replaces the soil, bed la being put down and some line Deeper Greeks did not know what they had which provides for their removal. changes and stream changes are being, but tho gold la everywhere. . th trouble or for why fighting Over on Cat and Cottonwood ths made. Beveral bridges will be occurred. They realised there vu lnated, thus removing aa far as possi- dirt runs from 10 to 20 cents to ths STRIKE LAKE SALT something going on and stiugniwii ble the possibility of further wash- pan, and K Is possible to work on la th Ealr. participated outs. Over 6u0 men are employed on larger scale with ground sluices. All From Zion City Are That BusJohn Beboa waa shooting at a fit ths gulches are located and six rock- Reportsiness the repair work. Is Moving Smoothly. can whea a fellow countryman When Mr. Clark waa asked concern- ers are at work. Sam Bayless of Man along and remarked; n on has lease of thM batten tho a from' part Thule ing the proposed branch Salt Lake strike condiWhat do you want to Bpoil x Yesterday, Mahafey-WllcnIs and ground taking to the Deep creek country, he replied for?" caa that no plana had been formulated out plenty of gold. Two cockers pro- tions were improving and business there Perhaps Beboa understood ' moving smoothly with regard to the line. The repeal- duced 9200 In seven hours. reflection upo aarcaatic aa a mark Will Work Cat Creek. ed reports which have found circulaThe Associated Press service was his ability aa a marksman. Anyway, o The scene of the strike Is at the tion that the Salt Lake Route la to there was a wire direct be grew angry and soon improved; 12 miles above continue from Tonopah on through base of Mount Grant, ww in V to Chicago, and Greeks were engaged h.etlUt central Nevada up to the connection Walker lake, at an sltKude of 9.000 from Saa Francisco Postal and Western Union that brought on greater be hi with the proponed Deep creek branch, feet. The gulches are In the granite, both the considerable frorn matter. The Beboa pulled a knife of the he eald, were absolutely unfounded and all the decomposed rock Is sat- handledwaa la pursuit started norand on almost a working No Postal ' and that no aurh line waa contemp- urated with the yellow grains. S! W. A. Long who had attempted to search has been made for ledges, mal basis and Manager wss protaDiy lated. He destruction. from Union his force said Western of the himself with the ndw The construction of n branch of the everybody contenting from that waa handling something like 600 mes- a descendant rsce, Bait Lake Route from n point near gold that is to be had In the placers. Greek who won the Marathoii which the besides matter, press will sages Nicholson Mr. return with today Lund Into the coal and oil fields of running la swiftness himself In the earl- as bis uutM Iron and Washington counties has supplies and will work his own ground Mr. Longofhandled that saved him from total the day. in which n wall known local mag- ier part been suggested to San Pedro officials. . The Western Union complains that tlon, It la understood that the proposition nate Is interested. Swedes seem to take very kindly to the boys of the Order of Railway was laid before Vice President Clark BRICKB FROM WASTE are interfering with the and he promised that the suggestion placer mining; It was n Swede, Tom Telegraphers If said Mr. that wires. they Lang would be given consideration. Utah, Wilson, who discovered the golden cease grounding and crossing Plant May Bs Erected Nevada and California mining men, contents of the soil around the base wouldwires tuts Building Material From otherwise and complicatwho control large coni properties and of Round mountain last summer. Wil- the Tailings. would with on go also oil landa in the vicinity of Vir- son made $33,000 .there, took n trip ing them, business are still leas Messages la interruption. old w adW; hack to and the country, again gin City, are prepared to guarantee n Anaconda, Aug. 16.- -A "subject to delay." the 1 among large dally tonnage should the com- with another Jesse. Hanson, whon accepted The men turned out In full force at portent Industry pany decide to construct the road. found the gold at Monnt Grant, is to Anaconda for the new bllltles Vartans the morning. Friday meeting Nicholson. also The line will be about 155 miles long. Swede; os committees reported, the most Import- tare, when. H ! at the Bnlldlng from Lund It will tap the ant being that in charge of the bene- plant la to be Installedbrick and 6w CHURCH NOTES. districts Indicated and again Join the fit entertainment The concert is to smelters for making main line In the vicinity of Moapa, the with be given at the Methodist church, hut lag block from of thus giving direct connection with orhat to dp The problem First Methodist Episcopal Church ( the date has nut yet been settled, both Lew Angeles and Salt Lake. that hv One-hablock east, of Washington probably within a week or tea days. the aertou tor one beea waste has wentr-Fourtof 1 street will on have avenue, Fred C. Graham charge The qum AMERICANS LOSE TRYOUT. David W. Crane, pastor. the details of the programme and the erst Ion for many year.evety Increasing la assurance school steadily that committee gives the Sunday Sunday services: M German Yacht Wannses Won Sender 10 a. m.. B. E. Newton, superintendpiling up and spired there will he no difficulty la disposing the dump of acre ground. Race Today. many ent. International lesson. of all the tickets. used on the President Palm of the local union have been were Preaching nt 11 a. m., by the pastor not aatotoctort e but 1C. TheWann-erwent roads, who Kiel, Germany, Aug. men of some the Enjoyment of Religion. that ot subject says "e4 won today's race of the sonder The class meeting follow the sermon, out have secured lucrative employThey aerve the purpose can little but very class yachts fur Emperor William's and will be led by EL J. Wherry. ment In other fields and It Is not likely plastering, ' , how-cup, defeating the Wittlesbach by 8 Epworth League at 7 o'clock, led by that the will return to the key when in that way. Experiments have been minutes. 24 seconds, and the Spokane R. EL Newton. Including n atudy of the difficulty is adjusted. that prove to the . wa first, which was third by 8 minutes Sunday school interests. A telegraph official said Friday that ever,official la charge tbnt tbU the 9 and 49 seconds. The visiting Amerm.. would at the strike p. yet will make an pastor. In his opinion the by Preaching excellent ican yachtsmen have now lost their An Exposition on How to Get Religion become worse than It has been. He and sand lime buiM.ng last chance of taking home the rap and How to Keep It. did not by any means believe that brick No burning Is required ' . aIi or of winning eren one of the series an Mrs. Laird at the pipe organ and the trouble was over or nearing They ?gna P manufacture. as of races, they are eliminated from special vocal music will be rendered end. He feared that In. the end the ten pressed, steamed for the finals. Order of Railway Telegrapher would twenty-fouby the choir. reaoy are r hours w All are Invited to these meetings. be called out and thla would seriously The plant aa contemplated SEPTEMBER EXCURSIONS. aa the opersituation, the and complicate a brick 20.000 day. out ation of trains would be greatly Inter- to be probable that It will!a LAEOR OGDEN TRADES A'-..Via Colorado Midland Railway, Sept. fered with. the ig Industry established la ASSEMBLY. 4th and 5th; greatly reduced rates to BlflTBg3n71 Chicago, Minneapolis, BL Louis, DenWANT ADS BRING BIO RESULTS WANT ADS BRING ver and Intermediate points. Write NOTICE TO DELEGATES. 1 BE3CL'1 II. Harding. Salt Lake for particBRING BIO RESULTS WANT ADS BRING BIG ular. A special meeting has been railed WANT ADS Yours tmly. 1 II. HARD1NC.45 WgbB61'1,18, for Ang. 17, 8 p. m. Matters of 1m- WANT ADS BRING General Agent. portauce. Your attendance requested. WANT ADS BRING BIG RESULTS. riglu-of-wa- u ARRIVE CHOIR " Fri-lay- OGDEN, TABERNACLE CHOIR'S TRIP MAY BE ABANDONED. If Ogdan Public Will B Disappointed Their Fine Choir Fail to go . It luuko a though tho tabernacle choir's prop-notrip to Sacramento and other California points will bo abandoned. Borne hard wurk haa been done in the interest of the anticipated trip bp Free. L. W. Bburtliff, Prof. Italian line and C. J. Russ, but the necessary funds from Utah sources were nui forthcoming, and tho choir was made acquainted with this fact at the rehearsal Thursday evening. Although many members had deferred vacs: ions and other trips, on the strenght of the choirs going to the Irrigation Congress, and while their disappointment waa very keen, yet there were no murmuring and all accepted tho adverse statement d While this fa the condition of affairs at tits present time. It la by no menaa certain that the choir will nut go. Hon. Fred J. Klouel baa voluntarily tnterestud himself In the matter and made a trip to Balt Lake yesterday for the purpose of securing the Last evening upon his reamount. turn, he stated he bad nothing of a definite nature to give out at present. Mr. Klesel will go to Salt Lake today gain, and ft may be depended on he will nut overlook anything that will tend lo make the trip possible. CAREY ACT IRRIGATION SCHEME. Big Boise, Idaho, Aug. 16. The mate land board has Just approved another big Carey act Irrigation scheme, which Is now ouly waiting for the formal segregation of the land at the land office hero and the completion of the contract. This latest project is backed by the Twin Falls Salmon River Irrigation company, and the application for tho withdrawal of the land waa made by George F. Bprague, C. H. Hum, H. D. Hollister and L B. Per-rlnThe frart of land consist of 1 5U.UU0 acre adjolulng tli Twin Fall South Bide lands on the southeast, it Is estimated that the lrrblhtion feature of the enterprise will involve the expenditure of about 9.l.0OU1tfM). e. ICE TO THE PUBLIC, Haring made arrangements for a of Ice In addition to that manufactured here, we wish to announce that we will continue to supply the family trade so far as possible, but are compelled to request prompt payment of all amount or discontinue the service In favor of more desirable patrons. small supply OGDEN CITY ICE COMPANY, SAMUEL THOMAS, Mgr. FRUIT GROWERS ' W want your poaches and apples. Call and get boxes to pack them In. THE H. L. GRIFFIN CO. ALASKANS BITTER AGAINST JAPS tha Raiding an Expression Bailees Foaling Toward of U, S. Portland, Ore., Aug. 16. A special to the Oregonian from Valdez, says: "The people of Alaska are bitter agaiuet the Japanese poachers, who raided an Indian village on Koillac Island,' and 'hroatenod violence to the crew when brought ashore for trial. The people In Valdes believe the raiding by the Japanese Is an expression uf the feeling held by the Japanese toward thla country, and that the raiders are attempting tn foment trouble to excuse the atralued relations between this country find Japan." AMERICAN BARK WRECKED. Buenos Ayres. Aug. 16. Details received here of the wreck In Fltndero Ray of the American bark Prussia, from Norfolk. March 2D, fur Port Townsend, announced from Puera Arenas. Strait of Magellan, yesterday, aay that the captain committed suicide when the vessel ran ashore, and that fourteen passengers. In addition to four sailors, lost their Uvea. OIL C0MPA8Y FOBMEP Dollare Capital, and Development Work Begins at Once. Quarter-Millio- 2 i to Sacramento, Twin Falla Will Boon Be Opened Money Expended. cu4 n Ihe Waahlngton County Pioneer Oil company waa organized yesterday with a capital of 9250.4)00. Its object Is to develop placer mining claims In the Virgin City 'oil region. These ofllrere have William Spry, president; Rudolph Kurhler. Elwood Orth, secrebeen-chose- tary: Jacob Merits, treasurer. These gentlemen, together with Harry B. Joseph and Herman Kuchler, constitute the board of directors. The company Intends to develop certain property which they control In Washington county. Including the Irene B. and Elisabeth properties, aa also other properties obtained from the Virgin IUver Oil and Development company. All of these properties are In tlie Immediate vicinity of the nil well In the Virgin river district, in which oil was recently struck and which pumps two hundred barrels a day. Thi is the first 1tih company lo enter the Virgin river fields. Rigs have been ordered and the work of drilling a well will begin In a few days. Several California companies have rigs now en route to the fields and they. too. will soon be at work, on that It will only he a short while until n PRIZE CUP forest of derricks will be seen la that Beautiful Trophy aa an Incentive to region of Utah. The Virgin City Oil and DevelopUtah's Canning Industry. ment company, who drilled the firat The prize cup offered by Hon. FVed well, hare three other rigs en route J. Klnsel Is a trophy for the finest to the fields, according to advices regrade of "canned Tomatoes" grown In ceived yesterday and will sink addiIrrigation, and not for exhibit of the tional wells on their property. product as It comes from the vine. This practically narrows the contest Regulates the bowels, promotes down to the canneries of ttah and eaay natural movement, cure conmeans tha: sme one in I'lah stipation lkian's Rexulets. Ask your virtually will win the beautiful rnp. druggist for them. 25 cents a box. 5-- 8 2 1-- 4 j-- 1 ' i 3-- n gilt-edge- d diseases 16-rT- p. n lf h Jtri |
