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HAS AN EVEN CHANCE
kaysvilIe Man May Recover
From Injuries Received
by Railway Train.

kaysvilie. Aug IA telephone messag
from Ogden this afternoon conveyed the
Information that Edward A. Steed of
f'aFmington who was reported dead as q
result of injuries received Wednesday by
BENG struck by a Rio 6frande train, IS
sun living The injured mans skull has
been trepanned. and although he Is IN
conscious, there is a chance for recovery
Mrs. Steed Is with him at the ogden hos
pitaL
a cruel fate seems to be working against
MI Sized Just one week 10 the day and
hour OF his accident his barns. stacks,
wagons and farming implements TO the
value OF $500 were destroyed BIZ a. tire
NOJhing was left on his premises but his
ncGse. and that was saved only by hard
Iighting. a subscription was commenced,
and many neighbOrs of the unfortunate
man contributed Some gave hay. some
money or produce Tt is said that at the
time of his accident he was on his way TO
a farm west OF Pennington TO get some
hay that a friend had given him.
Much sympathy is expressed for the
vile and eight children. who are stripped
or every means of support
The old folks OF Davis county VIII be
given an outing at the Lagoon next Mon
day. Davis county day The permanent
committee is at work arranging Tor the
entertainment of their guests VINO VIII
have a special place set apart for the din
ner that the committee will serve them on
the esroIrzds
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To INCREASE WATER SUPPLY
viii Divert Small Streams and Turn
Them Into Main Channel.

American Fork, Ang. 13.-The irriga-
ton committees, accompanied by the
mayors from American Fork and Pleas
ant Grove, and members CT the board
of irrigation from Lehi will make a
trip OF inspection Up American Fork
canyon next Tuesday. The object of
the trip Will be to devise ways where
by the water may be increased. In
parts Of the canyon there are numer-
Gus small streams in the different hol-
lows which have wafer in them. but
it sinks before reaching the main creek
and the object is to investigate these
small streams and see If some way
cannot be devised to bring this water
into the main channel, and to see if
there can be found q good site for a
reservoir There is no doubt but what
our water supply can be materially in
creased. If all the water in the can
yon could be gotten down into the val
ley on the land, but in this dry, hot
weather there is a vast amount of il
lost by evaporation and seepage and it
is to be hoped that these gentlemen
from the three towns can devise some
way whereby this waste can be over
come.
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Notice.


SPECIAL STOCKHOLDERS MEET
ING-Martha Washington Mining COM
pany. Notice is hereby given that a
special meeting of the stockholders or
the Martha Washington Mining COM
pany q Utah corporation. viii be held on
the 18th day of August. A. ID. 1904, at Two
O'Clock in the afternoon of said day at
the office of said company. 10 u r.
Walker building. Salt Lake City, Otan,
TOR the following purposes, to-Wlt.
J. For the purpose of considering and
passing upon the proposition TO remove
from the office of director of said COM
pany Alviras Z. Snow
o For the purpose of electing one d.
rector TO fill the vacancy caused by the
removal of said Alviras Z Snow as
director of said corporation
Said director so elected To hold for the
term ending on the third Monday in
January. 1905.
This meeting is called by the under
signed stockholders of the Martha Wash
-ngton Mining company who own in eS-
cess Of one-haif Of the capital stock of
said company for the reason that demand
has been made by them upon the secre-
tary of said company to call said meet
ing and said secretary has failed and
neglected to make such cali.
HUDSON SONS & CO. 1882
THEODORE MEYER 1.eo0
II. G. EDWARDS. 20tl-
J. ?. GARDNER. $4,000.
J. A POLLOCK & CO. 1000
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CoALV1IE news NoTEs.

CoalvilIe Aug. I3.-Threc boys under 70
wears of age were arrested yesterday
morning on the charge OF cdrnal knowi-
edge OF q female under the age OF ~
sent. The boys are residents Of Rock
port and the girl who is only "a years of
age. resides at Haytsville- The young
men admitted their guilt to County At
torney Calls and the deputy sheriff. The
preliminary examination viii be held Aug.
% Pending examination the defendants
were admitted TO bail which was fur
nished by their fathers On account of
the youth Of the parties implicated the
cases have aroused intense interest and
regret
Mine Inspector Conner Thomas IS max
ing an official visit To- the coal mines in
his vicinity He VIII hold a session of the
examining board this afternoon to exam
inc applicants for certificates emitting
them TO perform the duties OF mine bosses
". W Cuff and his wife returned to
Salt Lake today after a visit here last
ing several weeks.
Mrs. May Ingham Of Salt Lake has
been visiting with her sister, Mrs c. \.
Calls for a few days
Following is the school population OF
Summit county Henefer. So; CoalVille.
al: Hoytsville. IA Wanship. 81. Rock
port. s.: Peoa. 127; Kamas, 1S6; Upton, s.
ParIey's Park, IS, Marion, 81; Woodland,
s.: Park City. 11S6; Oakley. III; Frapcis.
81: Echo, 80 Castle Rock. 5. Total, ?, 76l.
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WATCHES AND JEwELRY.

WATCHES AND JEwELRY.
WATCHES and jewelry- Cleaning. Il %
mainspFing- S1.00- &. 4. W Bowers %
Main st. Gold and silver bought.
J. F. BOES. Manufacturing Jevsle-.
Removed TO 259 Main
WHITEWAsHING
s-~-~~~~e---r->s~se~-sr>~r~~> -~~<>>~~s~>>S@4-.>z
LARGE buildings and cellars a special
ty. 81 Richards St. Phoas 17s7-K.
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AND ToEIBsToNEs.

UTAH Marble Works Call on Us tor
up-to-date work 3 West So. Temple.
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INVESTIGATE WATER SUPPLY.
Ephraim Making a Move to Secure
Electric LIGHT Plant

q
Electric Light Plant.
Ephraim, Aug 13.-Ex-City Engineer
F. G Kelsey of Salt Lake City and Jo-
seph Beck Of Chester. with the com
inittee appointed by the town meeting
which was hela for the purpose of dis
cussing municipal ownership. together
with a number Of other citizens. were
at the Big Springs in Cottonwood can
yon Wednesday. where they made a
thorough examination of the water sup
ply The object ia view was to secure
amount Of water flowing from these
SPRINGS and to consider the feasibility
of the erection of an electric lighting
plant within the canyon Special prep
aTation for the measurement of the wa
ter supply had been made and il is be-
Iieved that the information given by
Messrs- Kelsey and Beck will result in
definite decision as to the location of
an electric light plant for this city. Mr..
Kelsey stated to your correspondent
that he found a trifie over two second
feet OF water at the springs. but would
give in his report later on. The figures
OF Mr. Kelsey and Mr.. Beck were near
~ alike.
A number of Manti citizens, Including
p. p. Dyering. James Crawford, P. An
dersen. Chris Madsen and Manager
have jumped a large number of coal
Claims in FerrOn canyon. directly east
of this city. that were previously locat-
ed by Emery county people. The orig
inal locators claim the3r locations were
made strictly in accordance with law
and that they have done considerable
development work on much of this
property. They do not care how much
of such work the Manti lOcatOrs do, but
he.rr 1s-o 49, 4
fight before the land Office and the de-
partrent Of the interior before the title
passes from the government to anyone
but themselves The coal land in ques-
ton is the best in Emery county and is
considered very valuable
Diphtheria has developed in the fam
ily OF David Beal. DR.. Jensen has
placed a quarantine flag at the resi-
dence. Three children of the family
are afflicted. Mr.. Beal is at present
serving as u missionary for the Nor
mon church in some of the northwest
ern states.
A number OF Ephraimites spent a. few
days at Juab this week investigating
the dry farm operated by the Utah ex-
pertinent station staff at that place.
The local Republicans are making
elaborate preparations for the enter
tainment of the 102 delegates that will
Be in attendance at the county con-
ventiOn that win be held here Monday.
The Red Stockings ball team will go
to Richfield next Tuesday and meet the
Richfield ball team on the Iatters'
grounds Wednesday. The sports of
that city win give a baseball carnival
during next week and number of
teams from this county viii be in at
tendance. besides all the teams Of Sc
vier county.
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PROVO NEWS NOTES.

Provo. Aug. .13--Pariey Ginger, who is
at the Provo hospital suffering from an
attack Of blood poisoning, IS now cOHsid-
cred out Of danger
Fred Kirkwood is selling out his house
hold effects, preparatory TO moving 70
southern California TO reside He wiz
leave some time next week.
On Friday the baseball game between
the county officials and the PaysOn bust
ness men viii be played IN the west
square in Provo.
g A CIuff and Hyrum Jensen. members
az the Commercial club committee. for
getting the y. @ Z encampment here,
when II is considered that Ogden Lagoon
and Castillo were all competitors Tor the
encampment The committee was ably
seconded in their labors by Colonel Loose,
Major King and other prominent citizens
A company Of mining men from Omaha
have been investigating the mineral
showing in Rock canyon and are quite
favorably impressed. and may make in
vestments. The party has now gone to
Beaver county with J. J. Knight to In
spect some mining properties there.
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Ogden Church Announcements.

Methodist Episcopal Church.-Tweuty-
fourth street one-half block east of
Washington avenue, next to court house
Samuel Blair pastor. Sabbath services
10 q. m. Sunday school: Walter I. Under
wood superintendent II a. m. Preaching
By the pastor 4 p. m. Epworth League
devotional services. s p. m. sermon by
the pastor. Special music morning and
evening. You are invited. All seats are
free.
First Church Of Christ. Scientist
Church edifice corner TWenty-fourth and
Lincoln avenue. Services. II a. m. sub
jet Mind" Sunday school 10 a. m
Wednesday evening meetings. p. N. All
are invited Free reading rooms suite
ID Eccies building, open daily 10 to 70
mornings and ? to afternoons. All well
come.
Church OF the Good Shepherd.-Corner
Grant and Twenty-fourth. Alfred Brown.
rector. Eleventh sunday after Trinity.
Early celebTa ton 80 a. m. Sunday
school 9:i5; morning PRAYER and sermon.
II. evening prayer and sermon. S o clock.
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Mu1zRAY NEWS NOTES.

Reuben Hoover is recovering from an
attack Of Rheumatism.
Amos H Turner is sick with typhoid
Or. Ferrbee is in attendance
Miss Mary J. Roe of the Baptist church
is expecting in a few days TO start on d
visit east in view of visiting the worlds
fair
The dancing hall now in erection viii
be of extensive dimensions. It viii prove
3 credit 10 the city of Murray
Mr. and Mrs J. A Christensen are
spending a vacation in the Weber can
yons. where they viii remain about two
SIR. and Mrs. Morgan's baby, aged IS
months, died last Tuesday from the rick
Ringing Bros. circus was well attended
by a number OF Murray people
George Lyon of Ferrbee's drug store
has recovered from d slight attack OF
George smith and family Of the High
land Boy are spending an outing in the
Weber canyon
Lewis Tripp and family Of the Highland
Boy have returned from an outing.
Robert Leggett with associates are
spending a weeks outing in Strawberry
valley.
Mrs. Graham. Junior. is visiting with
8Ir. and Mrs. Robert Graham of the
Beck's hotel. Mr.. Graham. who is in
Oregon. VIII join his wife within a few
Mrs Alley Pixton Of TayIorsville is Wis
iting in Canada.
n S. Lund and family of the Highland
Boy have gone TO the canyons on an out
ing
A baby boy was born at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. William H Mines of the
Highland Boy last Wednesday.
The Murray ward IS anticipating an
outing to Saitair Wednesday, Aug. II.
Robert Graham of the Becks hotel was
happily surprised by a number OF relatives
and friends who assembled last Nednes-
day evening at his home to celebrate the
anniversary of his birthday An enjoyable
time was spent
Pastor J. Andrews of the Baptist
church viii deliver a sermon on Sunday
evening on the subject Why Christians
Keep First Day OF the Week, Called Sun
day Instead Of the Seventh. known as
Messrs' Hyrum Smith and Siddoway of
the Highland Boy are back from their
Mr.. Ernst has accepted a position in
Alta having severed his connection with
the Highland Boy smeIter-
Mr.. and Mrs John White Of the High
land Boy have gone on an outing to We
Der canyon.
absent on a week 5 outing
Pastor J. c. Andrews OF the Murray
Baptist church delivered a sermon at the
First Baptist church last Sunday morn
NieIs Jensen has recovered sufficiently
from his attack Of heart disease to enable
him to resume his work
smelter works which have disabled him
from working.
Mr. and airs. J. H Reynolds are also
visiting the Worlds fair.
The Sunday school OF the Baptist
church is anticipating an outing to Hill
park Tuesday. Aug Is
Henry Baron OF the Leader is now liv'
ing IN Salt Lake City
Bert Shaw and family have returned
from Cedar City, where MI Shaw mas
been engaged as instructor Of manual
training in the normal school for the past
three months
Mrs Webb has gone to Bingham. where
she will remain during the remainder Of
the summer
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OFFICERS ELECTED BY
STATIONARY FIREMEN

Washington. Aug. 1S.-The seventh. con
FentiOn Of the International Brotherhood
OF stationary Firemen adjourned today
to meet in Omaha. Neb., the second Mon
CAY in August, 1905. Officers were elected
as follows:
President. Timothy Healy Of New York
first vice president. James z. Conroy Of
st Louis; secretary treasurer. c I.
Shamp of Omaha, Neb-: delegates TO the
American Federation Of Labor, Joseph
W. Morton OF Chicago. &. T. Shamp of
Omaha, Timothy Healy of New York.
Amendments to the constitution were
adopted fixing the terms of officers at
two years and providing for biennial
meetings, instead of annual
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Ogden Society.

Mrs. J. w. Abbott entertained .infor-
mally yesterday afternoon at her home
IN honor OF Mr., Abbott's mother, who is
soon TO return to her home in Iowa
Miss Grace Paine and Miss Edith Pur-
ey will leave Today for Winnemucca,
New, where they viii be guests in the
ney of that county.
Mrs. Mary Roberts mother Of Mrs
George King, accompanied by her niece
Mss A Pierce, is IN Ogden from Reno,
Miss Ross has returned from trip to
southern Utah.
Judge Thomas d. Dee, accompanied by
his daughters. Mrs Porter and Miss Dee
lave returned from California
Mr. and Mrs. Charles NJ. Dee have
returned from Oakland and viii make
tGeir home in this city.
Miss Grace FoOte OF Evanston is in
Ogden, the guest of Miss Ruth billiard
Dir. and Mrs. George L Erhard who
nave been guests of Mrs. Armstrong in
NJ. where theysEviiE reside. Miss Loretta
Erhard, sister Of Mr. Erhard. also ac-
oompanied them to their new location.
Miss Olive Cannon and Miss Frances
Cay are in Provo, the guests Of Mrs
The wedding OF Mss Nell Young and
Mr.. Irving c. Emmett occurred Thurs
DAY in the temple at Salt Lake Mr.. and
Mrs. Emmett will reside in Ogden.
Mrs X 5 FarnsEorth is entertaining
her mother, Mrs. Andrews Of Columbus
Mr.. and Mrs n Ia r Reynolds and
Miss Devors left yesterday for d trip
through California
Mrs. W. S. Brown has returned from
Idaho
Judge Rolapp and David Eccles have
returned from California
Mrs. G. 4. Sebring returned Wednes-
day from a visit to Kansas.
Miss Clare Smith of Salt Lake was
the guest this week of Miss Olive Cay
of Adams avenue
Mrs. F. d. Payne entertained a num-
Der of friends Wednesday at her home
Emma CarlbaUgh of Kingston Pa, who
with her father. DIT. Carlbaugh came to
Ogden with Rev. Samuel Blair.
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. ]. Proudfit are back
from their eastern trip.
Miss Jennie Hughes Mr.. Adelbert
Hughes and Miss Wright have gone to
Spanish Fork to join a camping party TO
Straw berry Valley.
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STOCK BROKERS'

>s~~>s~~~~>-~~>-~-~~~~~~>~~-~~
L. NJ WEST, & CO. stock brokers sf5
D. T. Walker blk. Tel Io69-X: res. Is47-Y.
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COLUMBIA OPTICAL CO., go Main.
Wholesale and retail manuf. opticians.
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AMERIcAN FoRK NoTEs.

American FORK Aug. 13.-M. O Ran
doIph will leave for the Yellowstone park
next Monday for months sightseeing
Chsriev Coates is home from Magrath,
Can. where ne is engaged in rancning.
Miss Matte Erookston IS in Park city
the guest Of Mrs. A r. Weete-.
George Sinclair and family src enjoy
ing a weeks outing in American Fork
canyon.
II D. BoIey and wife and Arthur Dick
erson and wife returned yesterday from a
zen DAYS outing IN Straw berry
Mrs Hannah Duukley spent part OF the
u-eek in the state capital visiting with
her son. Earl
Oliver Sjosfedt and family have been
enjoying a. weeks outing hunting and
fishing. II Strawberry valley.
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OGDEN news
Once 2464 Washington Avenue,
Telephone IA.
SHIPPED TO EVANSTON.
Section Foreman to be Buried There
by Eagles Lodge.

The remains of Peter Hansen. the sec
ton foreman VINO was killed Thursday on
the Cgucn-IuCin cutoff. were sent last
Eight by Undertaken A. +. RidTey 70
Evanston for burial. Hansen belonged
TO the Eagles lodge at Rock Springs.
but had no relatives except a brother in
Denmark Sheriff Josephs0n and Attor-
ney Parry Of Box Elder county went out
TO Lucin to investigate the causes of
Ha.ssn's death.
County Attorney Parry on his return
from the cutoff. stated that Hansen's
death was due to the carelessuess of the
train crew The man was walking ON the
sldetrack. evidently supposing that the
train was on the main line. Instead Of
that the train being an extra. took the
sidetrack- The attorney also states that
TO warning was sounded by the engine.
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AUTOMOBILES Parade

The automobile Illuminated parade was
pulled off last night and was Witnessed
by a large crowd of people. There was
about twenty machines in line all hand
sofneiy decorated. The prize cup was
given to Lee Murdoch who had an auto
rugged out with electric lights which
were supplied by current from the
trolley wire of the street car line. max
ing a very novel effect. The cup was
presented at Utahnd park by Judge How
ell There arc five or six contests sched-
uled for today at the automobile races TO
be given at the Weber county fair
grounds, commencing at o'clock
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SAILED FoR AMERIcA.

London. Aug 13.-9Irs- Florence May
brick left Rouen yesterday alone and
did not announce her destination. She
possibly joined her attorney. Mr.. Hay
den. and sailed on the Red Star line
steamer Vaderland from Antwerp to-
day.
A dispatch to news agency from
Brussels says it is asserted at Antwerp
that Mrs Maybrick sailed today for
America, under an assumed name, on
the Naderland.
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Notice.

SPECIAL STOCKHOLDERS MEET
lNCf-Martha Washington Mining com
pany. Notice is hereby given that spe-
ciaI meeting of the stockholders of the
Martina Washington Mining company.
Utah corporation. will be held on the
9gth day of August. \. D. 1904. at z
O'clock in the afternoon of said day at
the office of said company, 40 ID. +.
Walker building. Salt Lake City. Jtah-
for the purpose of electing four directors
for said corporation for the period end
ing on the third Monday in January,
HUDSON SONS & co,
THEODORE MEYER
Stockholders.
J. 2. GARDNER 2o.C00-
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VIII Build subway.

WheeIwright Bros OF ogden will to-
morrow morning begin the construction OF
a concrete and cement lined subzay for
the Rio Grande Railway company be-
tween Murray and Bingham Jurction.
The subway is FOR the purpose of per
hitting the Oregon Short Line to pass
under the Rio GraRde Western tracks in
place of over. as at present.
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New Theatre For oeden.

ogden is to have another theatre. ARCH
itect j. a. Smith is at work on plans
for the building which is to be erected
by the management Of Utahna park. A
lease has been concluded with the d. IT.
Peery and J. a Eldredgc's estate for the
piece of land lying just east Of the Cur
rey cab office on Twenty-fifth street
The terms of the lease are for five years
and the park company viii at once erect
a theatre which is to be about 50x125
feet. with Il modern stage and with one
balcony for specta tors The building Is
TO be of brick and is 20 be rushed to
completion in time for opening in the
nnrlN faiI
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Ogden Briefs.

Mrs. Peter Greece left yesterday for
Rexburg Ida. TO visit relatives.
J. :. Lewis has sold the Stayner block
property on Washington avenue for so oG9
10 inc German Savings < Loan society
of San Francisco. The building is three
stories and has a frontage of thirty-two
feet.
Al Parker. city engineer. has gone
TO Idaho on q vacation trip, aad viii be
absent about two weeks.
E. o. Watts came in yesterday from
Calientes
W l. Watkins Of the Southera Pacific
telegraph office il Ogden has some to
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And in accordance with law and tbe or
der Of the board of directors. met on the
18th day Of July. 1894 so many shares OF
each parcel of such stock as may be nee
essary will be sold a the companys Of
flee. 81 d +. Walker Building. Salt Lake
city. Utah. on the 30th day Of August,
1903. at , o clock D m. to pay the deiln-
a15ent assessment thereon. together with
cost of advertising and expenses Of sale
b r. LLOYD. Secretary.
Office. SO D. F. Walker Building.
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SULLIVAN SUCCEEDS KERR.
Becomes Depot Master at Union
Station

william Sullivan. for several years a
special officer of the Southern Pacific in
Ogden. with Jurisdiction extending across
Nevada. was yesterday named 10 succeed
George NJ Kerr. deceased. IS depot mas
ter at the Ogden union depot Mr. Sulli-
vans many friends IN Ogden and else
where through the intermountain country
are gratified at the deserved recognition
of his ability He VIII begin his new
duties Monday
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HIT THE WRONG MAN.
Bates is Bound Over in the Sum Of
$3.50.

4 nice legal distinction is HksIy to be
raised in the prosecution ofs The man,
William Bates. who Is charged with as
saulfng a fellow employe Arnold For
dyke of the Ringing circus. ana of hit
ting him n the head with IN ak. II
appears that Bates had no malice afOre-
thought ana has none now as against
Ferdyke. He intended to hit another
man named Codwell. but in sce melee
hurt his friend FOrdyke. The point will
likely be raised that Bates did not in
tend TO commit bodily harm on FOrdyke.
At the hearing yesterday which was
had at the hospital. Bates was bound over
in bonds of SO. FOrdyke is Tecovcring.
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WILL APPEAR IN CONCERT.
Miss Mamie Tout Will be Heard In
Ogden. Aug. "a.

Arrangements have been completed for
the appearance in the Grand opera house
Wednesday night Aug. a or MISS Mamie
Tout, This will be the initial perform
anee of the young prima donna after her
return to her home city. About a dozen
Of her musical friends viii assist her at
the concert