| Show SO SOOTHING its influence has been felt by so many ogden headers the soothing influence of relief after suturing from itching piles from eczema or any of tho skin makes one feel grateful to tho remedy boans ointment hundreds heres what one ogden citizen says john maycock of west st says 1 I have a friend living in peoria III who happened to bea unfortunate like myself in being annoyed tor yeara with itching piles perhaps I 1 might say fortunate instead of unfortunate because ll 11 waa through him that I 1 learned how to stop that exasperating aspe rating annoyance ho wrote me try doans ointment that it had cured him after everything elso tailed I 1 called at S VV Dad cons drug store for a box and although the price seemed high I 1 would not toko a hundred dollars for the relief that tho treatment brought A BO cent box of doana ointment absolutely stopped the hemorrhoids commonly called palts I 1 shall always recommend this preparation far ale by all dealers price 50 flints roster auburn co buffalo N Y sole agents for the united states neni crober the name Doans and take no other superintendent of oil inspection pie enting the duties providing for the ip 0 inspectors and for the inspection ot illuminating oils pro ducts ot petroleum public health house bill no bv an act to amend section 1 chapter of he session laws ot utah 1903 to regulate the practice of barbering the registering the licensing of persons to arry ou such practice and to inaura ho better education of such practitioners and to better sanitary in barber chops and to present tho spreading of disease in the taic of utah house bill no by manghan n act to amend section 72 of the re rosed statutes 1893 relating to tres ass fish and game the bill makes it a misdemeanor tor iny one to throw down a fence or open a gate without the gip made kenney moved that the voto on house bill no 45 which was passed tuesday be reconsidered this was lone tho motion wag made on ac aunt of the senate amendments moved the bill be committed 0 o conference committee of the house ind senate and this was adopted the speaker named kenney mccrea and tolton as house members of the committee wilson presented a memorial asking that a land office bo established at heber during the opening of the wm ach reservation referred to tho com matteo on federal relations theodore kuchler and wife of ogdan were alio guests of representative kuchler on tho floor of the hoube wednesday representative joseph and miss bickford were the guests of representative enta tive kuchler at his homo in ogden tuesday evening NOTES judge shurtleff lff city councilman win cragg deputy county treasurer hanson deputy clerk blumb and county and fruit R E wll son all of ogden were senate visitors yesterday in connection with senate bill no 42 introduced by senator hollingsworth at yesterdays session it should be said that each legislative session costs the state over 1200 in mileage paid to tho members when it Is generally known that nearly every member travels to and fro on a complimentary pass the bill Is aimed to correct that abuse and contains nothing to prevent any official from accepting and riding on a pass only to stop the payment by the state of mileage to such of ficiala the following Is a resolution now pending in the house of which representative senta tive roberts of cache county is the father to the honorably Hono rabla president of the united states the sanate and the house of representative assembled WHEREAS hon W P brownlow congressman from tennessee has ta into congress a resolution providing for an appropriation by fhe federal government of twenty four million dollars to be distributed among the states of the union according to their population tor federal operation cooperation co in road building on condition that states counties and towns raise an equal proportion to that which they rec elvei from the federal government and whereas should said bill become a law the state of utah will receive two hundred and fifty thousand dollars and whereas the several counties of this state are desiring state aid and are asking tor the state appropriation to assist them tn the improvement and construction of their roads and whereas there la great need tor improving the highways of this tate therefore be it resolved that the governor senate and house of representatives senta tives of the state of utah believing the principle of national state county and town operation cooperation co in the construction of main highways not only for the benefit of the agricultural products and also believing in he great proposition that the expenditure of public moneys tor tho purpose or improving and increasing the internal facilities wealth and commerce of tho nation is of equal import Anco to the spending of money on tire and harbors we therefore heartily endorse the provision of the brownlow bill and desire its passage and further be it resolved wo ask our senators and congressman to use all honorable efforts in passing this bill in order to to the state of utah the benefits of national aid in road construction and be it further resolved that a copy of this resolution be sent to the hon orallo president of the united states tho honorable president of the senate tho honorable speaker of the house ot the honorable chairman of the agricultural committee and to each of tho honorable senators and congressmen from this st ditc itc last evening the following members of the house committee on industrial school were in ogden and conferred with the trustees ot the institution respecting spec ting its condition and the appropriations requested for 1905 and 1906 joseph orun dry hopes and curtan and bickford clerk ot the committee on last saturday the above commit teo and speaker hull without previous notice visited the institution and made a very through examination they reported to the trustees at last evenings conference that they found everything in first class condition and eliat in the way of material improvement pro had been accomplished during the past two years the committee will undoubtedly recommend that the trustees request for the following appropriations for the current two year be granted general maintenance baseil upon an average of 90 manual training machinery equipment material and wages of instructors for purchase of 20 acres of farming and additional bobria for library and general repairs and improvements to connect institution with ogden water works system in connection with the above the following from last evenings salt lake news will prove of interest two years ago during the last session of the legislature considerable controversy overby and bad feeling was aroused over conditions at the state industrial school in this dispute speaker hull and state senator aall boa crossed swords in gordly combat the former averring that the institution was more a prison than a reformatory and the latter that the gent lemans position waa wholly unwarranted and his attack upon the institution ution malicious and without reason hulla position was this the school in many respects wa bad ly managed the boya and girls were permitted to mingle together with reckless abandon there was no library save perhaps 25 or 30 volumes there was a carpenters shop but no tools there was no gymnasium there was no suitable play room the inmates in some respects were regarded very much as convict and the restrictions were such as to develop the spirit of the convict within them it was conditions such a these that mr hull and some of his legislative associates complained of and which they stated to the governor ought to be remedied without delay since then two years have passed with good effect the industrial school has changed wonderfully the needed improvements have bee armade been brought up to the required standard the boya and garla no longer mingle together as they used to tho latter have a building of their own across the street from the school proper while aha boys dormitory has been so improved as to give them better facilities for maneaf training and physical excer lse the girls building was at a coat of while the school has been equipped with a good library a gymnasium a carpenter shop a blacksmith shop a reading and recreation room a conservatory atory where the boys ara taught in the art of floriculture a shop and other etceteras all tending to enhance conditions and make tha institution what it should be speaker hull and the bouse industrial committee visited the school last saturday and were much gratified with the improved conditions tho changes are due m a largo measure to the good work of abst bupt supt thompson a man highly educated and eminently fitted tor the position bo now holds mr thompson Is a strict disciplinarian and puts the boys through their drill and gymnastic with good effect he has introduced tho merit system in the school cards being given each of which cuts down the sen tonco ono week sixty five of theae cards entitles the holder to parole which can be gained in no other way the now system Is having a wonderful effect upon tho inmates and from all that could be learned the students like it bupt supt and mrs allison are alao pledged with the changes and attribute conditions largely to the efforts 0 the legislators two years ago walla there is still room for improvement speaker hull feels that the school Is now on a better basia than it over was |
