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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-22
OGDEN NEWS
ogden, Sunday, May p.
STRUCK BYSTREET CAR
Thrown From His Horse and
Then Carried Forty Feet
by the Wheels.
once 24s4 Washington Avenue,
Telephone IA.

Danny Davis, 12-yoar-old son of Mr.
and AIRS. T. r. Davis, residing at 2gI
West TWenty-rrst street, was seriously
injured last night about S O'Clock by be-
ms run over 10y a street car. The boy
VIII probably lose his left arm and is
also badly injured about the head. with
possibly internal injuries. He was de-
hVering papers, riding q horse without
a saddle, when near tbe corner Of Grant
avenue, or TWenry-fifth street. just in
front of the White Elephant saloon. Jhe
horse was struck by TWenty-secOnd
street car in charge of MOtOrmau swan
son. Some OF the witnesses say the horse
shied, while others say he was simply
moving along close TO the track, and was
struck by the car, which was moving at
a high rate of speed. At any rate, the
boy was thrown from the horse directly
i'm front of the car. He was dragged about
forty feet before the ear could be stopped
and his left arm was badly laeerated, the
bones prouuding through the flesh He
was carried 10 Cars drug store and
Drs COuroy and Forbes attended him,
AT $3.50 he was removed to his home
The fan extent of his injuries cannot be
determined until today but there is little
doubt that the left arm viii have TO be
amputated.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-22

SOLICITOR experienced in house TO
house work. good appearance and good
taIker nothing to sell. advertising work.
good salary. Cali Sunday. Dr. Baker 9
Pleasant Avenue
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Ogden Briefs

". II. Graham of Provo was in Ogden
Yesterday
Born, To the wife Of u. Y. HiiIaker. as
slstant division superintendent Of the
Union Pacific, a boy.
Leslie ID. Davis. a bridge carpenter
on the Southern Pacific, has sworn to r
complaint charging james Smith with
ernbeZzang $40 which Davis sent by him
to Mrs. Davis.
Ole Johnson. the sheepherder who held
a check for 800 for a CRATER and ad-
vanced said CRATER $50 just for q Few
minutes is still holding the check and Is
still minus the $50.
Bishop Bingham of Riverdale together
with Samuel Dye and number of other
residents Of the place. were In ogden
Yesterday in attendance at the funeral
Of the infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Maurice Fretwell.
The closing exercises of the Inter
mountain business college win take place
Friday evening, June 3, I'm the Methodist
church There are sixteen TO receive dip
Tomas in the commercial course. five In
the business course. fourteen 5u the short
hand course and seven in the July class.
Mrs George Halverson. wife Of the
district attorney. presented her husband
with a baby boy yesterday morning.
Funeral services OF the late MOrOni
Skecn viii be held a 2 O'Clock today AT
the Baptist church. The remains may
be viewed today between the hours of 10
and I at Larkin's undertaking establish
mem,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-22
COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES IN
UTAH SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES


I4Qrpo Eogar horpe, W els 1hompso"'
Eltifad ~ nltioek
apit.s CITY ava Alirea feisua JONI
= h. t1lidd ljdhi' Auslln h-flt4SJii xtu,s
ai'~1,l 'IyIlie Alausel ALl-o-u "A lli -,
iCd -Allfeo myrtle SlaNs0i+ oleiitile
SIAM Eva AoIIorQ Emma roplilsoil-
Jennie AIRED Dora Jonnsoh. ohfls
ll9nlllsQn, heiu Beck. Henry 81 Hanson.
wilcox, Lucille Ralph, tlorinIa Cidnam.
L.iiian Hanson Elite Roipn, john CUR,
Louis Fetel sen, Elmer Johauson- ida an
oeisol, Luiu Nfou iva Etedhlii, tta}
MouSOn, CrtheLa MctIenanau, D0rcaS
Molson, James Suydergaard Winnie
Tucker. Benjamin IT, Reynolds,
t'airvieE.-Anna Peterson. Marie Now
err Blanch POulson. Mariuda Vance, Em-
ma fucker. Caroline Brady Catherine
Nils, BirdeIa Anderson, Annie Linz
Cuist Euuice Titc0mb Eeber SGVeusou
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GATHERING THEM IN.
goa Hoboes, Who Nay Prove to be
Burglars. Jailed at Provo.

Payson. May 2J.-Four more hoboes
were arrested here Monday, and ON
FrecilcI Justice Ran on cnarges OF vas
TaucE. They were given thirty days edcn
iu the county Jail at Provo LAeE are
suspected of being implicated Bon tho rob
lar- of Homes store al Benjamin last
month. Sheriff Harmon and Deputy Bar
nett came over after the men. Mniie
here they made search OF the Willows
below town the rendezvous or the Lfd4ilsr
and found a bed spread which Mr. Hone
identified as one taken from his store.
The officers also made close search tof
iH the ueighbOrhOod of the Willows A
Toll OF bedding was found which belongs
10 one Of the gang caught near spring
willie. There are now eleven Teilo"s neId
an Provo In connection with TINS puI6-
larry. only S. in money was taken from
the store. but about 500 worth of goods
were carried or.
Next Tuesday fortv-tive boys viii leave
here for Garland, Utah, where they VIII
thin beets In the fields of the CJah SUI
A I2-ytsr-oId boy Of John p. Loyeless
was badly injured Tuesday by "a horse
at lie time. 4 leg was broken
The sheep shearers who went TO eastern
Utah have returned after a very success
u.At week where they have "a contract
lor 55Jeo0 head an 5 cents per mead ana
Charles KeeIe. who taught school here
1eft Wednesday for the Bear river dis
frict. where his parents reside.
Paul Douglass returned TO eureka MON
Csy after Two days spent here and az
Castillo.
Jack Butler came down from Eureka
A. spend last Sunday with bis family.
The two Wiils-Clark and PatrlcE-rep-
g-seutiue Clark. EIdredge d Co, and the
= o.. AZ De-, respectively visited our meT-
chants Tuesday.
EN-City Marshal 8leMurpuy Of Eureka
spent sunday ana Monday with MS Idm-
til 81
The Paysou pavilion orchestra played
faT dance in HowciIs han az Mammoth
"Wednesday night.
John H. Dixon Nsz iA Salt Lake 1li1l7-
LaE
Airs George A. Peery of this city and
1Irs. James b. Page OF Provo are spend
fHe an extended visit at Logan with -1ra.
1ie-rY's sister Mrs. john FcWeli-
County Attorney Pase was over les-
Mrs. R. Pattea went 60 Mammoth
Thursday night Tor visit WIZ het
IHether.
The basket bah game here Friday re
FultcI iu o. victory for Salem me score
Esaz. paysou. D.. Salem 10
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Methodist church: 10 g. m- sunday
school Professor W. L. Underwood
superintendent; II q. m. sermon by Rev.
Samuel Blair, pastor; class meeting i'm
mediateiy after this service; G:45 %. m.
Epworth league devotional meeting. s
D. m. sermon by the pastor; mid-week
prayer meeting. Wednesday evening. S
o'clock All are invited to these services.
CongregaG onaIist; First Congregations
church. between TWenty-fOurth and
Iwenty-fifth streets on Adams avenue.
Morning service al II, evening service at
s. Subject for morning. "dOpe. the Life
giver;' evening subject The Prophet
and his Message. Seats are free and all
are welcomed to these services.
Scientist: First Church OF Christ
Scientist; Church edifice corner OF
twenty and Lincoln avenue SerV-
ices: n a. N. subject Ancient and Mod
ern Necromancy, or Mesmerism and
HypnOtism; Sunday school 10 a. m.
Wednesday evening meeting o'clock.
All invited. Free reading rooms. suite 2IZ
Eccles building open daily from to 8
D. IN. All welcome.
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in Science hail 10 discuss the subject OF
increasing The water supply in this vi
entity
Quite number Of our citizens viii 60
60 Eureka on the excursion ln tne morn
iu-
southern Utah Tor ihe purpose of buying
beef cattle.
Mrs. Martha kirk Of salt Lake IS visit
ing with heT mother On the First ward.
ton of the grand stand at the basebau
grounds. The structure Wi.l cost the city
iu tne ueighbOrhood of $6J0 when COM
pllted.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-22
LEGAL
=
Sale Of County Property in Bingham
Canyon.

80 49, a-a-Aa+
Canyon.
.NOTICE-THE BOARD or COATAHS-
sloiers of Salt Lake County. Utah. acting
under authority conferred mon n by The
provisions of subdivision s.. section 5ll
Revised Statutes 1898, viii. on Wedues-
day, the 18th day Of June, 1904 at the
hour of L O'Clock noon. from the west
front door of the joint City and County
building, Salt Lake City, Salt Lake
County, Utah. offer for sale. at public
auction. the following described real and
personal property now belonging TO said
longer required for public use;
That certain piece or parcel of ground
being situated on the easterly side of the
main Bingham Canyon. Salt Lake COun-
~, Utah, and designated as lot five (5l.
block seven o. plat a. Wilkes official
survey of Bingham. Identical with lot
twelve, Valentine Scrip entry Sec.
%. T. s, r. g w. S. L. B. & A.
and commencing at county road
stone No S. Wilkes survey, as post
No !; thence north So degrees 81
minutes =. 100 feet 30 post No. 2. thence
\. - degrees 3 minutes W. 50 feet to
post no. 8; thence south "a degrees as
minutes W. 100 feet TO post No. 4, thence
south IS degrees So minutes f. 90 feet 90
post No. 1 or county rOadstone No. s.
the place of beginning subject 10 the
right of the proprietor of a vein or lode
TO extract and remove his ore therefrOm
should the same be found tG penetrate
or iutersect the premises hereby granted
as provided by law, together with . right
of way 4 #. wide to be used in cOnjunc-
ton with the property owners on the
north side of said lot;
Also all of lot 10, block =. plat a
Wilkes official survey Of main Bingham
canyon. being i'm Il part of the west hart
OF the east half Of the northwest "a of
section IS. township south, range
west Salt Lake meridian. being known
as the Valentine Scrip entry said lot 10
being designated and known ON said
Wilkes official plat a. the Old Salt Lake
County Jail Lot.
Also all the lamps wires. posts. etc
owned by said Salt Lake County and used
for lighting purposes within the boun-
diaries Of the town OF Bingham Canyon
and an fumes, tanks, pipes, etc, owned
by said county and now used for sDriH
king purposes within said town of Bling
ham Canyon;
Also the Jail building located on said
lot TO- block 5, plat "A, as above de-
scribed.
Am of the above said property IS sit
uated in the town OF Bingham Canyon
salt Lake County. Utah.
The board of commissioners reserves
the right to reject any and all bids.
BY order of the Board Of County Com
missioners, Salt Lake County. Utah.
Dated Salt Lake City, Utah, May l5
1904 JOHN JAMES
(Seal0 County Clerk
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-22
OGDEN MEN Ar eoLDFIELD.

Il. ". Tyer Tells About ones Lucky
Strike.
IT, W. Tyer returned Yesterday from
TcnOpah, New. after an absence Of about
ten days Mr. Tycr reports business as
rather quiet at the bonauza camp, but
is awaiting the completion Of the rail-
road There is more excitement and sc-
tiyity, he said. at GOldneld eight miles
from TOnOpah. for the reason that there
have been a number of rich strikes made
in that locality and they are not all
owned by one company as IS practically
the case at TOnOpah Mr.. Tyer states
that among the Ogden men at GOidfiel0,
d. @. linn has very promising prop
ostiOn in "a lease on portion Of the
Jumbo property, linn has struck rich
ore. ana already had, according to care
full assays. several thousand dollars
worth Oh the DUNN ready for slnmcnt.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-22
LOOPING THE LOOP.
On the Rio Grande.

Everybody gets a chance for 81 to
loop the great double circle and the
spiral curve from the dizzy heights of
the mountain crest to the peaceful
wales below. 1T eduCates. il 'pleases.
Don't miss it, Next Sunday, May %
To Tintic and return. Leave Salt Lake
via ID. & r. G., $50 a. m.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-22
NEW SCHOOL BUILDING.
One to be Erected Probably This
Summer.

One to be Erected Probably This
Summer.
A new school building is to be erected.
probably during the present summer. ON
site purchased during the past week by
the board of education. The purchase
was ratified last night al the board meet
ing.
The site is located ON the south side of
Twentieth street between Washington and
Adams. avenues. il cost the board Of
education Sl.l09 10 is expected that a
building of not less than e CHIT rooms
modern IN every respect, viii be put up
on this site.
The board also selected as the board
OF examiners for this wear Superintendent
William Allison. ID. III. Adams principal
of the Madison school, and Clarence E.
Crandall of the High school faculty. EI-
aminations are 10 be held June l3, IA
and 10.
A list Of supplies for the school during
the coming year was submitted by the
superintendent and approved. and the
clerk was instructed to advertise for bids.
the bids TO be in by June H. Supplies
include everything used about the school
building, such as blackbOards and sup
plies tablets. pencils. ink. etc. as well
as the articles used by the janitOrs.
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EXCURSION TO PROVO THURS.
DAY. MAY rs.

The Social club viii give a select
dancing party at MOZART HALL
SPECIAL TRAIN leaves Salt Lake at
%. M, via SAN PEDRO. Returning,
leaves Provo after dance. only SIPS
for round trip.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-22
HTenhi Public schools-

Nephi, May 2l.-Yesterday was the clos
ing day for the public schools and surely
the city was theirs There were thirty
one graduates of the eighth grade and
three of the High school There was great
enthusiasm and rivalry shown among
the various classes. The eighth grade
exercises were held in the stake taber-
uacle Thursday night and the High school
last night Those receiving diplomas
from theHIgh school were: Alta McFar-
lane, Walter Sells and Archie Latimer.
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HERALD CLASSIFIED COLUMNS
Want Hds'' Bgm
Hustle For You.

They are always active, always
bringing results--good results. If
you need help, if you need a job,
the place to tell it is SO the want
ADJ column. The Herald reaches
the home, the merchant, the
miner, the farmer, the manufac-
turer. It has a greater circula-
ton than any other paper here
abouts.
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Notice to Contractors.

SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED
until 10 a. m. Monday. June 8, 1894. at the
office OF the DeseTet Agricultural a
Manufacturing society. room 16 Hooper
block for the steel work for the new fair
building at Agricultural park. Salt Lake
City Plans and specifications may be
seen al the office of Ware g. TTeganZa,
architects. Hooper block. The society Tee
serves the right To reject any and ana
bids NELSON A. EMPEf
President
81. ]. BATEMAN, Secretary.
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BLUE AND THE GRAY.
Governor Wells TO Make Memorial
Dav Address.

Governor Heber NJ Wells has promised
the @. A, r. COMMITTEES that he viii de-
liver the address at the Memorial day
services iu Lester park pavilion Monday
next. Another number on the programme
will be the reading of Ldncon's Gettys-
burg address. There viii be also the sing
ing Of patriotic songs and other charac-
teristiC exercises The marching ami
parade features of Memorial days Of the
past are TO be eliminated. The organize
lions viii march from their halls 10 the
pavilion. After the exercises details VII.
be sent TO sJTew flowers over the graves
of Cead comrades
The committee requests that relatives
and friends send word to H. Ut. Bond. 1850
Oak street, where graves Of both q. A. R.
and confederate dead may be found So
THAI every soldiers grave may receive IT'S
Quota of blossoms.
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DEATH d MRg. sTEINAKER.
One OF VernaI's Pioneers Passes to
the Beyond.

GAAG DA v EA4La4 = r AtA4oo4a x ASSES ~
the Beyond.
NcrnaI May 1I.-Mrs. Victoria Steina6-
en-. one of The old phone rs of the county,
died at the SreiuakeT homestead on me
north side 0f tho valley Sunday evening
at O'Clock. and was buried yesterday
The deceased came 90 this county twenty
one years ago With her husband from
Georgetown Colo. One very remarkable
feature OF tlc life of the deceased In TINS
NalICl- Was that during her twenty lone
years residence in the county she only
visited tEe cit. of- Ncrual once since lt
was founded. although tnCir home was
ou.E 1--WE miles awaE. She was very
dev0ur Catholic and never waTerci from
that faith, and observed strictly the re-
lIg.ous rites of the church. She requested
that h-r prayer book. wl-rH had been
her daily companion for the last fiitl
years ~ hcf lfc uc buried U.th her
and her wish WAS complied with.
The deceased WAS 81 yeas- OF aEe. ana
h.r death was due % asc and general
debility. She leaves six children. all OF
whom are married, and liEins in various
parts Of the country.
There IS rum0r in circulation here
that She Moffat people have decided on
the Bear River canyon route. but where
il originated IS not known.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-22
OBITUARY.

Joseph Clark Sticlney, the subject
OF this sketch, was born April 8, 1919.
lie West Andover Mass. He went to
New Hampshire in his boyh0Od. where
he married his first wife Rachel D.
Cram. who died in June 1855. leaving
two children, He married a second
wife, Elizabeth Jane Stewart, in Peter
boro, n. H.. in 1856 both having been
united to the Church Of Jesus Christ
OF Latter-day Saints in 1912. They.
with the two children, left their home
in Peterhoro for Utah, travelling across
the plains with an OK team IN Angus
tus campdeld's company. in October,
1852, De- located Sd Salt Lake city for
tYo years, when he moved 10 Santa
qQin, Utah county, where he resided
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-22
80 60 HAPPFNrNes.

Park City, May H.-John johnson met
with q very painful accident this morning
through the saddle turning while he was
riding a fractious horse The turning
saddle threw Johnson so thar in faIiug
h.s head struck first A terrible Eash
was cut Ia the unfortunate mans head.
6 requiring sixteen stitches to close tae
wound.
THIS Is the second accident Of tie sort
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-22

s GOOD competent girl for general
r0uso7rorIz GOOD wages 15g TO. Main.
FIRST class waitress. at once. Is So.
Main street
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The retail clerks association Of ogden
has voted against the half noitdar
through the summer months The clerks
feared The giving Of half HOLIDAYS would
cuTtau the vacation time. which NEST of
the employers give and that further the
employees might stop the o'clock clos
ina m ease thu weekly half holiday should
be r.iu.Lara.
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for forty years. There mis- only son.
Albert was Rilled in "a snowslide, Ieav-
ing q wife and four children.
Mr. StcHney was president of the
nigh priest quorum about twenty years,
but owing 20 his indrmities of age, ne,
with his wife. moved 10 Murray in 1901.
60 spend their remaining days with his
only child Mrs. W. II. Atwood. where
he was very tenderly cared for until
the end.
He died Nav 49, 1904 leaving his aged
wife. one child. eleven grandchildren.
forty-one grandchildren and two
grea t~great-g grandchildren. He died as
he had always liVe@ an honest noble.
true Latter-day Sa&tt. beloved and re-
spectcd by ail who ilueW hignS Blessed
is the memory of GRANDPA Stickney-
W. i'll ATWOOD Murray, Utah
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GO TO EUREKA
Special Train.

Special Train, Via San Pedro.
Only 81 round trip. Special train
leaves Salt Lake at 8:15 a. m. Return
ing leaves Eureka S p. m SEE THE
BIG BALI. GAME
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which has occurred here within a month.
The engagement and approaching mar
rage Of Miss Jean Pearson 70 III. Ben
Hampton was formally announced last
evening at a dinner given BY Mr.. and
Mrs. James Pearson.
Mrs Fred Prudence returned this morn
ing from a ten days visit I'm Salt Lake.
James LOckhart was among the in
coming passengers from Salt Lake city
today
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-22
PLEASED WITH RESULTS.
Experts Make Thorough Examina-
ton of Experiment Staten.

ton or experiment oldJ4oA-
RiehaeId. May 2l.-Pro1essOrs j. a.
Vidtsoe aud L. A. Merrill of the AgTlcul-
tural college experiment station have JUST
made am examination of the experiment
farm at Plateau i'm Grass valley. They
found ,.verE thing as good and ia some
cases even better than they expected.
Some of. the seeds had. not made the show
iug desired but this IS believed e. be que
to having not been planted at the rlgnl
time. Other seeds, and especially the
grasses. We're doing fine If q success Is
made of the grasses alone, the. cost OF
the farm is more than repaid to the farm
ers OF Grass Rabbit, CiTclevile and Sc
yier valleys.
The farm is divided into sixty-three
haIf-acre tracts for the experiments. the
same kind OF seed is planted IN various
parts under different conditions, so that
it is expected TO get the best results pos
sible. The late storms have been JUST
the thing and IF another storm or Two
can ice had the conditions viii be ideal
for the experiments for this season
While AT the farm the professors also
examined the farm Of Dan Hansen OF
Elsmore. who Is conducting experiments
along the same lines as the college eN-
perts and they pronounce 10 In the pest
possible condition. with every indication
thar success viii follow.
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oeden Chnrehee.

Episcopal: church of the Good shep-
herd. corner Of Grant and TWenty-fourth
street. Alfred Brown. pastor. HThitgun-
day. Early celebration. 1885, Sunday
school. a-45: hobs communion aHd sermon.
~, evening prayer and sermon. 8 o'clock.
Morning toaie. "fhe DaV 81 Pentecost.
evening. "Ihe Lords Prayer. EfalioE'Ad
BE Thg Name
Methodist, Services at the First