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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-11
ct -, US loo, look at the death rate per 1000

ana that, TOO, on \ basis of a. 900 inhab-
itants. On $4,000 which We surely have.
II would be but 15.7S and right here
] would suggest that the Board OF
Health in future select Il higher figure
than $4,000 upon which to compare the
rate. Our births. I think. Will compare
favorably with those Of any other city
but are not reported ana accurate fig
ureS cannot be obtained
ASSESSED VALUES.
The assessed value of real estate is
81 ,699,5O0. 90 which is about sc IS per
cent. of its actual value. Personal
property, $3.50, $50 90. Taxes ST. 20 on
the 500 for the city; $40 for the state.
Bonded Indebtedness, $4,000. 900 The .
per cent. outstanding bonds falling due
in 1923 are quoted at Sis. and n re-
cent issue of per cent. bonds being
held at 81 OG
The number Of fires for the past year
were 1853: value of proerty involved. ST.
CISCO; insurance upon the same.
$500 500; total losses. SlLo2o1S.
BANKING STRENGTH.
The banks composing the Norfolk
Clearing House Association, IL in all. S
in Norfolk and in Portsmouth. furnish
ample accommodations TO our mer-
chants and had at The first day OF jan
uary. 1899, capital. 81 ,566 300 surplus
and profits. $96I.7lS: deposits. 1888. G57.
and loans, $5,1G5S51. OF this amount
the Portsmouth banks furnished, capi-
tai, SOL 800; surplus and profits, Si3S. =
5i2; deposits, S12i3, T06 and loans S99S
136. IN comparison with January LIST
1898, the capital has decreased $40. 300:
surplus aud profits increased $l16.63l:
deposits increased .i,4SO, 7e4, and loans
increased $57,li9 The Clearing House
transactions in 1888 amounted to $50
il49; balance 1888 1851: a gain over
1891 in clearing of $4.4765l7, and bal
ancc, $g99,S1S.
OUR EXPORT TRADE.
Tho exports from this port in 1875
amounted 10 $l3.669, Coz, composed OF
the following articles:
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BOgQlOD Hotel For Sale.

Al auction MONDAY, JANUARY 18th.
1890 rooms, stable and garden; nearest
TO railroad station.
G. HENRY FINCH.
JaS-dt-We, Su, we Commits ioncr
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BUSINESS MEN
IN CONFERENCE
Interesting and Instructive
Statistical Reports.
THE ELECTION OF OFFICERS
Annual Meeting and banquet of the
h""rd ofTrade and Business Mems
Asso citation What the S,atisticinn
IIns Gathered About the Growth
OF Norfolk-Specch OF Mr. w. II.
venHbIe.

The annual meeting and banquet OF
the Board of Trade and Business Mems
Association was held last night with
more than two hundred members pres
ent. The reports which are given be-
low show that the Association is in a
hourishing condition.
1t is Norfolk's greatest agency for
the development of trade, and exerts
its influence to protest the individual
rights of merchants, manufacturers and
tradesmen, and for the promotion of
every progressive measure looking to
the advancement of the city's interest
The Association is we'll organized, its
standing committees embracing every
branch OF the work and their reports
indicate active service.
The meeting was presided over by
Col. II. Hodges. After the reading of
minutes, the reports OF officers were
read as follows. and on motion receiv-
ed and filed:
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TIDES.
Norfolk-Hish water. S:25 n. m. and
$3.50 p. M. Low water, $50 a. m. and
2:49 p. m.
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WEATHER.
CALENDAR.

Rain: nearly stationary temperature;
brisk east to northeast winds.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-11

Sun rises at tbs a, m. and sets al
500 D. m.
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WEATHER REPORT.

Washington. d. c.. Jan. 10, 1899.
Forecast for Wednesday:
For Virginia-Light snow; light to
fresh north to northeast winds.
For North Carolina-Rain: fresh
northeasterly winds.
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METEOROLOGICAL DATA.
Maximum temperature ...... ...... 43
Minimum temperature ...... ...... "a
Normal temperature ....... ........ 81
Departure from normal ........plus !
Departure from normal since jan
uary LIST .......... ............plus
Rainfall in past ~ hours. ...... 0
Rainfall since LIST Of month. 49,. 81
Mean humidity ......... .......... IS
j. J. GRAY, Observer.
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TREAsuRER's REPORT.

The treasurer. w. r.. Barron, submit
ted the following:
II have the honor to present here
with my report Of the receipts and dis
bursements Of the funds of the asso-
citation for the year 1S9S; also state
ment. showing the assets and liabilities
at he end Of the year:
Bal. on hand Jan |, '9S...S ass
EXPENSES =. e. ......S 15, 771Si
Sal on hand ....... Gl3.5S
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PRESIDENTS REPORT.

Colonel Harry Hodges. president,
submitted his annual report, in which
he congratulated the association on the
great success and Improvement that
had been attained since the last an
nual meeting. The membership has
been nearly doubled. the finances We're
in L healthN- cnndiIinn-and- Ihe- nIns.
perity in material advantages was
marked. and encouraging Continuing,
he said:
The amalgamation of the several
business associations of the city has
caused us to be 4 strong and influential
organization for the interest of Your
city and State. The business statistics
are carefully gathered by your bureau
or statistics under the management of
your skillful statistcian, which infor-
nation is anXiously sought after all
over our common country. and this it
self is Il most valuable adjunct to your
usefulness.
Your board Of directors have care
fully considered all matters referred to
them, and have been tireless in the dis
charge Of their responsible duties. Your
rooms have been beautifully and tatste-
fully renovated and adorned and made
more inviting. which reflects great
credit u:ron the Executive Committee
and association.
The president expressed his sincere
thanks for the assistance of the Off
and the kind and thoughtful considern-
ton Of the members. and bespoke for
ms successor a most successful and
n
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Hoods D;Its cure liver ills; easy to
~ - sAs9 trke. easy - pnorate 25c.
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164; in Portsmouth OF SOS, 246, and ~ de-
crease in Norfolk county of $2of.S6S
Nothing has occurred since my report
IN october 10 alter NY estimate of
value OF this years trucking from S.
100000. and l think 1t would be safe to
say that this industry will vary from
S3'ooo,O0O to 100000 in this immediate
section.
During the past year there have been
erected in the city 90 brick and "a frame
buildings, and permits for 81 brick and
IL frame additions have been granted.
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THE OUTLOOK ron ls9g

Now. in conclusion. Mr.. President.
think / am justified in saying that the
year of 1888 was Il very successful one
ior the people of Norfolk. and that in
1879 promises 10 he one of the most
old city e
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sl6,sS5.l2 sl6,8S5. ~

Assets. ........$ 7.29O.2S
Liabilities e. ........ G26.9a
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Our oyster industry. as we all know.
Is Very large one. Since September
l, 1898. there have been shipped from
this port 1851 barrels and sacks in
sheil. and 1864 gallons. representing
l,lOll.93I bushels in she'll valued at
S6i5,25?.00 This is exclusive OF the
great number handled by Adams Elk
press Company, which. up to this date.
has failed TO furnish its figures. and the
very large number used in the local
consumption.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-29

EUREKA.
Hsmslns Of Charlie shansr tshsn for
nurisi To sprinssiii..

SPECIAL Correspondence.
Eureka. March ss.-Thla afternoon a
special train NJ four ears left herr over
the u. a u. o., conveying the remains
" the unfortunate man. charles shat.
fer. To Hprinryille, where h. was buried,
Many ~ his borrowing relatives and
friends took advantage ~ the special
and PAID their last respects a. the de-
parted. Among the number were sew
cful members ~ our city council and
tho officials ~ the Keystone mine
whore Mr. Hhancf mot his death,
Another accident happened In tho
Keystone rhnft yesterday. Fortunately
this time with no serious results The
cage with "A man On was runr frum the
top station Ia the I 100 through some
Misunderstanding the chairs on the p0o
level had been let projecting In the
shaft. tho caTc In ~ descent struck
them with considerable force. The
ohaifr arr made ~ flexible material
End IN this way tho force ~ tho col.
lisbon was considerably minimlzcd. and
beyond a severe shaking the man e.
cared unhurt-
The force.at No Eureka Hiil mine has
again been rndf 4 n miners and two
timhormsn have been laid m Indefinite
IS tho management combining their
work entirely H. prospecting In virgin
ground ana running from ~ 90 10 linr-
ieigh drills. with this rr1 % ia thought
that II win not be- many moons till the
ore Il reached.
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rlORuAN.



Special Correspondence.
Morgan. Morgan CO.. March al
During the past week County clerk
Jas. n. TaEEurt ifsaed marriage
license 60 Roswell NJ Iieincr. ron 81
Daniel iiclner. sud Miss May i.liilf.
Reid, daughter Of Joseph Littlcncli.
bath " Moran city. They were unit
81 IN marriage nt the Nalt Lake Tenn
pie.
Representative chaa. 4. WEIGH aud
wife are visiting relatives In Idaho.
nr r. \, Wndswnrth has purchased
city lot ont Main street.
" has been raining ct showing nDnr-
~ every day this month. stnehia.i
and farmers are becoming somcW hat
discouraged over the weather The
ranges are not yct In "a condition Tor
the catti- neither are the farms ready
Tor the pillow.
Many NJ the district schools have
closed NJ thiH early date. through lack
~ finances n Il very respectable that
the schools couid not be continued.
even II sacrifices should be- necessary
In other directions. a. the children
should be educated.
Elder Thos. Phillips Of Portcrvlllc
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PERSONAL.

q. guhrant u bingham h staying at
Wallis James came In from Hack
Rock this morning,
]. n. Hnilnn. the Denver stockman.
II stopping at the Kenyon,
A. W. smith. ~ Han Frnciaco IL 80.
iourninr at the cullen.
J. T.. ormnnd. mayor 81 Pueblo. l.
qunrtcred NJ the knutEford
John V. Rich. the cnttiomnn from
Brigham, h guest nt the kenyon.
y. !. Smith aud wife have run down
on hfiof visit from Franklin. Idaho,
T.. iIoihrook ~ the Omnd Central
mine of Tlntle, h. IN town today.
y. u. Sullivan. whose mining Interests
No. chiefly NJ Eureka, IL Ia town today.
one hundred ana seven Raymond
tourists arr guests at the knutsfofd
today.
Allen wheeler is pushinE law station.
cry IN this city since he came IN from
Denver
n. y. Mayo and family of De Ia Mar
arr yiaiilnr Doe tuNn, having registered
~ tho cullen.
Addison uybee ~ Milford came IN
early this morning aud bfeakfaated at
the Kenyon.
H. J. Bonn makes the white iiouse
hls TEMPORARY abode since ne lofl The
mining camp ~ aifrcur.
T.. A. cannon, m oid-tmer frum
cLury tuski srNaun. 10 a gucht 40
Ham WINES hOalclg.
W. y. Vrriar fllim srw York. whose
occupation ruclis iuin.as. 10 "a Eucg nt
Gus iloimrf hHtei
!. I. Tlmmlns ~ Wells. Nevada.
came IN thlf mornlng TO sample lhn
mlncral rWihki.
a. iio'iond. wife and daughter tour.
isla from nea M0inta Ia, are registered
az tho White hDnac.
W. \. Mccullough aud W. A. Picker
ing, two mining men from knightaNlie.
are quariercd az the cnllen.
\. y. Klohcre and vito arrived ~ this
city nom bancroft. Idaho, ana are
rcHlstoftd nt TIE cullen.
". \. Stevenson. tho harness lran.
oct unIts considerable space az the
kuui ford with his samples.
]. T. Blake. n New York capitalist
Who hfa money Invested 10 Utnh, ls
stopping az the knuisf0rd
Eugene Townsend from tho quaker
city Ia IN town tooay and spends his
spare time az the knutsford.
warren y. Hail, VINO ih travelling IN
tho interests NJ tho American Whip
company. IL ne the lSnntsford.
Fred Mitchell who has LARGE mining
interests nt Austin. Nevndn. u staying
at the Knuisfpid aud studying pros,
poets In Utah
J.. =. Reef the big Wholesale butcher
az I.eadville, colo, II rtlyinE 40 tho
cullen, and Incidentally koOping his eyo
open for promising steers.
N, Frayhng and wife are sampnnR
the ozone ana sights OF the city. They
hail from Chicngu. aud are staying az
tho knntaford.
J. virgins, auditor for siudrhiker
Bros. came into town this morning,
accompanied by his wife. They arc
STAYING at ,he kenyon.
John Eanies, OF the Sherman Paint
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WEST WEBER.
Impressive Funeral services over Remain.
Of -arsh .. Mcfarland.

Special Correspondence.
West Weber. Weber CO.. March 81
At -. M. today the most imptcsslve
and touching functai services ever held
here commenced. the occasion being the
nbsruuioa over the remains OF Sarah y.
Mcfarland. the ii.ycar-dld daughter
81 James a. and Mary Mcfrrinni. who
met her death IN such o shocking man
uer un Saturday evening. Con4olinH al.
dresses wUf" made BY a number or
speakers. the services being very large
~ attended.
Thonrh YOUNG IN years she had en-
dO1rf1 hffaelf To- an who knew htf, BY
her soclIhic and Kind disposition. she
was y faithfui member u the sabbath
school ani " l.. Mutual The parts a.
signed her Nnfc always well rendered.
She remarked a. game uf her school.
mates Friday evening. well. girls. I
have nli my lessons prepared for Mon
day" She waa girl that always
stepped a. The front IN everything that
was cl1vntlnu. The father. mother
relatives and the whole community arr
thrown by her untimeiy death into q
state ~ profound rrinf such ~ IN Hsi-
dom wifneHrad. Tho funeral 81 her
grandmother vas hold only q week AGO.
thus ono misfortune hhs followed an.
other
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PENNINGTON.
na-,ns.. In Dl.,r,s, Ceart Mr.. oais, mpie
Gets Divorce

special Correspondence.
Pennington. March 29.-Judge Ilolapp
transacted the following business In the
district court here yesterday
The case ~ John Weaver va-R, a.,
W, Ity. 60. was dismissed on motion
~ defendant at defendants cost
~. -. narrtow was sworn ~ stem
ographer pro tcmp0ra, IN tho absenpe uf
the 0iilclal Htenogrnpher Mr, Dan
ilamer. who was cngaaei 10 the dis
,rlct court at ogden.
In the case OF Goorgo II, stephens W
H. q. W. ny. CO., the lurg was cni-
panelled and sworn and witnesses were
placed on tho stand AMI examined by
The plaintiff. ~ the conclusion NJ
plaintiffs testimony tho defendant
moved "A non-sult. which WIS granted,
after arguments VI counsel, ud the
hnit dismissed az plaintiffs cosi
Mary Jane birmingham. 10 years ~
age and resident ~ liluntlril, WAS
committed 10 the state Industrial
school FOR incarflgiblllty.
In the matter ~ the estate " Edward
Phillips. deceased; the administrator
HE'D his final account, and petitoln Tor
ilnai distribution. and decree OF dis
trlbution aud partition made.
Jamea Hayes formerly resident Of
England. n',N ~ ii1untifgl. Davis crur'
~, forswore alleglnnce 10 Queen We.
torla and was admitted TO citizenship.
pALRyMPLE DIVORCE.
In the ease Of frances Dalrymplc VI
Luther palrympls, plaintiffs motion "a
amend complaint was granted and tho
defendant. BY HIS attorney, abandoned
his answer and defense ana decree ol
divorce was granted.
Court adjourned TOR the term.
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CO. ~ chicago h drumming up hual-
ness In town. ne mnsoH tho knu'"
ford HE headquarters.
Chaa. W. Sirno ~ philhdrlrhli.
mnuhrur ~ tho famous Ellis upom
company, u registered at tho Kenyon.
lie 10 accompanied hy hia wiio.
John Allen. Perry Fuller. g. a. West
rnp and ". W. fhnwH constitute o.
party from Eureka who make the
white iinrrc their headquarters.
4. onitnholmrr came in from snn
Franchise this morning ~" o. tome
r1fally guest 90 tho knutsfurd prior
~ ~ tfir o. Mrrcur 90 investigate min-
Ina property,
Rich Tjidor. N Stockholm. sweden.
and Ucorsr Ferry Tnrv ana Dis Tow
nyr ~ chicago. three preachers ut-
tufrhrd u i'frurUlHf Mnn1Ya party.
nrr quartercd 90 the KENYON.
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"hEALTH UTTERLY GONE"

believe owe MY life to Dr. ricrecs rene Wee and have
long felt II duty express my deep heaftc utgdt Go
you aud TO acknowledge the benefit received non " Fierce
fayoriic Prescription aud Pleasant Pellets ~ A Maria
q. iiayyc writing from Bfookani, u. G. sNl e ago cr
the hfth Of OF my children was left IN ws run down
condition My health seemed utterly gone. suffered ionl
nervousness female weakness and rheumatism ad suffered
everything could suffer from these complaint le was
burden docoftd with three different ryae.n aud goi no
suit began get and 10 add 10 the complication
suffered terribly from constipation. elianeed 70 e Que 81
advertisements and concluded TO try the show remedies
commenced to take Dr.. picfcc's fayorte Prescription and
Pleasant Pellets anil began TO improve rgh, away and con'
tnucd improving and gaining In strength. tannot opci
the relief was ~ great Seven months later my little
daughter horn without much trouble pain feel that
would never have been able endure my conhntmru only y
the help due solely Dr. Pcrces medieiues She fine
healthy child and the only have been ae 20 nufc
She now two years old and have hnd % take any
medicine since feel that your medicine has male lasting
with much In Masts, u would BE- impossible
for 10 express by word pen how thankful aH to Cod
aud 10 Df. Pierce"
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II h very hard 10 stand idiy hy and
500 our dear ones suffer- while awaiting
tho arrival ~ the doctor. An Albany
a. W dulrNmlu cailri az a drug Htore
thcfa Tor doctor 10 como ana See his
child, then vrrY sick With Group. Not
nldlnr tho Gurtut In, be- irgt word for
HIM 10 come 40 once on his return 10
also BOUGHT n bottle OF Chnmbcrlnln's
Cough Remedy, n hich he hoped would
give somr relief n 10 tho doctor should
arrive. In fcN hOufa he returned.
Hlymr inc doctor need NOT come. AZ hs
child was much better Tho dru'glst.
Ar. Otto Sh0la. Hlta tho family haf
f.noe recommended Chnmbefiniu'a
Cough Remedy TO their noirhbors and
niends until he has constant dc.
mand for II from that part Of the
country.
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NEPfiI.
nigh, to ras n,as -us,s,nei b, Judrc
titugins.

Nephi. Juab Co.. March 2s.-M q
cnl' grssion ~ the rim iistrlc, court
held yesterday Judge iiisHins rendered
a decision IN favor of defendants. In the
case of Eureka I'M MlnlnE Go. W. iiu-
rcka city Contention was over the
right to tax the not proceeds ~ plain.
TINS mine. part being within and part
without the city limits. A. the main
working SHAFT from which All ore W
hOisted u within the city limits. Judge
Higgins gave decision In favor II de-
PENDANTS
Thr south ward Y. ~ ". I. A.. closes
the senson With q hop IN the Opera
House tonight
city Marshall Pitt returned from the
north last cNeniuf where hc has been
In quest ~ man named Pitcnck. who
II the principal witress against Lunt
\ Morehouse. the druggists who ARE
charged with feiiinr liquor without n
license. lie got hia man.
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pEsEREr EVENING NEWS. WEDNESDAY, MARCEL 90 1892.

has recently returned from o European
mi fsion. lie was absent FROM homo Two
yonrs last February.
Mrs jas CLARK Jr. frufn Green
River WyO.. " visiting With her
parents. ~. and Airs jas Tucker
There viii BE- benofit pntty. Friday.
March n. az simmons hall. Elders
Walter q. Wailron ana lfyfun1 biniy
nrc 10 leave Tor the southern States
Anil 10Th.
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HELPER.
A rhr'sinr aud rro.rsri.s iowa Go.d
tiss. for bralt.

Special Correspondence.
Helper. Carbon "a. March 81
Helper has been In the dr,' belt the
present winter. but our mountains nre
said 20 be well stored with snow. We
have Just had n two days rain.
Helper u surely going 10 be- "a thrlV-
lng town. judging from present indlca
lions, The railroad company l. nut.
l!nE IN new line Of f.lnch pipe from
ihe reservoir system. also PLANTING
many shade trees. and expects 10 begin
the erection ~ u cnmmodiouH chapel
topn, hs we'll ~ building many more
dwelling houses, Every house In town
u occupied ana there II pressing de-.
mnni Tor more
The fruit prospects arc very fair.
This u good place for fruit, with a
htst-clnrs market.
There are sonic lands 10 be had hers
on easy terms yet.
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OUR OWN STATE.
OGDEN.
The club. viii send Ala To Volunteers ."
IN. tourt.--i.ossi News ec-.ip.

rhs club. will send Ala to N"iusteer-- u"
IN. tourt.-Le.si News oc-.ip.
Special Correspondence.
ogden, March pa marriage H.
,ense was issued yesterday 60 Iicnia-
min Jones. %, Of Liberty. and Miss
Diana 4. Heninser. y. Of Eden We
fudge Thomas u. Dee and George ~.
Maitson visited the capital city yerter-
TO AID THE VOLUNTEERS.
Az the mccting OF the ogden society
~ the He'd Cross. held at the homo OF
an. president. Mrs. william Driver.
Monday afternoon, the members ~.
solved TO aid tho Utah boys In the
Philippines by donating 10 them all
she rpansy IN tho treasury. amounting
TO sss, and to ask contributions ~ all
the lodges. secret societies and cluha
in the clt.. committee was APP
pointed TO confer with the different or.
rnnifation- and report AZ q meeting
10 be held Aprii 7rd.
IN the COURTS.
An appeal from Justice a. PERKINS,
court Was filed yesterday w the case
Of ~ a. smyth W Inscph AbbaH.
pmyth sued Abbar Tor 500 20 and fe-
cured judgment ns AGAINST Abbaa'
cruss-compiaint for damage In the sum
~ 5000.
the Marriott irrigation ease va.
on yesterday IN the second diatrict
court before Judge johnson. one u
the Salt Lake attorneys. who y an
Gagged In the case. says that he thinks
seriously ~ taking no his residence
here. az there IL no telling when the
ease viii b. finished.
In the police justices court ycrter.
-. N
Offenders James Thompson. alias
Pctt. who stole q pair NJ pants frgn
u clothing store. was sent M for M
teen days one smned. Tor puflnining
u bale n hay, wna tuntUnrcd to work
on the ruck pile for fifteen days. Three
hoboca were lectured by tho Justice
and told 10 skip out ~ town. aud ono
was sent 10 the Jug fpr fifteen days.
President J. ~ Tanner 81 the AF-
ricultufai College nt Logan. was in
ogden Monday evening.
w. ~. Rowe and Tom n. PITT wcra
IN the city frum corinne yesterday.
" W Lewis, n prominent odd fel-
low, Of Salt lake. was an ogden visitor
yesterday.
Iioyt sherman Jr. commercial aFen,
N the Colorado southern aud Fort
Worth and Denver railways, was IN the
city yesterday afternoon
v ~ rlurpe. tho new claim agent f1f
the Union lh0ihci was IN bghcn lcft'F'
day,
Fourteen men have becn laid IN. ten.
pnfafiiy. In the ear repair department
of the Southern Pacific.
The students ~ AZ ifailow college,
snit Lake. will be- M the Grand IN the
nirht u Anfli 9Th aud present the
drama. More sinned Against than FIN
ming.
superintendent ~. r Dyer ~ the og-
Han auuuf fuffUFN tHHNVa today for IA
business trip 20 ufnnd Junction colo,
oopowsRi MUSICAL TREAT.
Everything connected with the forth
coming uodowski plano recital u NOV
Ing aionn smoothly nni the indications
point to a crowded house Thursday
night. The special train from Salt
Lake viii bring a iirre rsrwi ~ mn.
ficai people ~ hear the wufid.rrnownrd
pianist. The Choral Union feels Vel +.
much gratifcd at tho outlook for .
musical feast.