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UNDERTAKERS' CONVENTION.
To be Held July 3 TO 5-loyeless
Family Reunion.

Special Correspondence.
Provo. June 30.-The funeral directors
Of the state viii hold a convention here
July s. 4. and 8, for the purpose OF
effectlng a state organization. Meet
ings will be held in the parlors OF era
ham & Jones The following program
has been arranged for the occasion:
July 3. s p. unnecessary business
for preliminary organization Lecture,
Anatomy and Physiology" Prof. Sui
Ivan.
July g:3Oa. m.-Permanent organic
alton. with election Of officers. Adj
dress OF welcome. Mayor FTisby. Re
ply to mayors address. Elijah LarkIn
Of ogden,
July 1. afternoon Seeing Provo
and the Provo Lake resort July 4. 3
r. m.-I.ecture. The Blood and It's
Circulation Prof. sullivan
July 3. $3.50 a. disappointment OF
standing committees; selection OF place
for next annual meeting, address, At
torney Elmer +. Corfman, ~ Provo;
lecture, 'DisinfeCtants and Disinfec-
ton" Prof. Sullivan. Afternoon-The
races. 4 y. m-Address. The En-
halmer and His Relation 10 the Pub
IIl ffthllNs Ut. 70 ID ioFtllat NfilFldiN
state board OF health, lecture, EN-
balming, Prof Sullivan question box
Adjournment
LOVELEss FAMILY REUNION.
The Loyeless family reunion was held
Thursday at the Lake resort, attended
by about 200 members and friends Tho
day was most pleasantly spent IN IN.
enjoyment Of an interesting program on
speeches, song and readings, games,
boating and picnicing.
The following officers were elected
for the ensuing year: President Jas
s. Loyeless, vice president Eph HON.
e.: secretary. John W. Farrer. treas
urer caleb W. Haws: committee 90
arrange for the next annual John Love-
less. Horace Beebe Mrs Efle Martin,
Mrs. Ellen Homer, Mrs. Reta Gray.
GARDEN CITY NOTES.
4 son has been born to Mr. and Mrs
Alex Rogers Jr.
MAYOR Frlsby has returned from a
thin 20 southern California, whore he
spent pleasant week enjoying the At
ira ions and noting the Improvements
and tlg business enterprises of that
country.
Mr. and Mrs. George Hayercamp ana
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TEMPLE NOTICES.

The Salt Lake temple will close Fri
day evening, June % and reopen. Tues
day. Aug. Z, 1906.
JOSEPH +. SMITH,
President
The ST. George temple viii close its
doors on Friday, June g. and viii not
reopen again until Tuesday, Aug. p.
1906, DAVID II. CANNON.
President
The Manu temple win be closed July
90 and open Tor ordinance work. Se9;.
4 1906
JOHN d. r. McALLISTER,
President
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the best known and most highly as.
teemed young people OF Ogden.
PRETTY HOSPITAL ROMANCE.

Miss Amelia Robins. who has been
employed as nurse az the ogden Cen
eral hospital. has left the institution
and after a few weeks rest with her
brother VIII 90 TO Denver % marry a
former railroad man OF this city There
Is a biz OF romance attached to The
prospective marriage Miss Robins IS
a prepossessing young lady from Eng.
land. who came out here for her health
principally She had been given 81
good education by her parents. and
could have had much better employ
ment so far as wages is concerned.
but she had a desire 90 learn something
about nursing, and 20 help those who
were suffering. hence entered the hos
pital. While employed al The institd-
ton young railroad man met with SEE
rious injuries and was taken to the hos
pital for medical attention. Miss Rob.
ns was appointed to nurse him. and
through her kindly treatment and At
tentlon TO her duty won his admird-
ton. on his recovery he went TO Dem,
yer and opened up a correspondence
with Miss Robins with the result that
they viii be married next month. and
expect to go 20 England 10 visit her
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The following business was transact
Cd at the last session Of the city coun-
ell.
4 petition from the Worklngmcn's
Store company Was presented asking
the council 90 establish, al rs earliest
convenience. the Sidewalk grade. and
also the corner at the intersection ~
Lovendahl and state streets preparH-
tory 10 the erection Of the company's
new building The city engineer was
Instructed 10 give the grade and prop
erty line from the city limits on The
south 10 Dan Shippers corner.
4 resolution Of sympathy signed by
the council was presented Stephen l..
Richards on the death Of his sister
Alice.
The bids for the printing OF the re-
vised ordinances were held over for
one week.
NJ 5. Haynes was appointed as spc-
cial deputy 90 serve boo The western
part Of the town. AZ salary OF - per
each arrest made.
The pronles OF the street grades NJ
State street north from Seventeenth
South, Vine street, Seventeenth south
street. Poplar street aud all avenues
running west from state street were
adopted. city Attorney Richards Was
ordered 10 draft an ordinance GOVERNS
the same.
The bonds ~ the Mn company and
Matt Gibbs ON the contract o. build
the city hall were accepted by The coun-
eli
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POLICE COURT BUSINESS.
Cases of Many Delnquents Heard by
Judge Murphy.


ogden. June S0.--Judge Murphy had
heavy police grind yesterday. Al =
o'clock ga the afternoon the case OF
ogden city against John Lewis ana
John Lynch, the two prisoners who bra.
tally assaulted Guard Thomas Lever 10
The con- idor OF the city Jail. came on for
ui'l The prisoners both entered a
il-a q not guilty. The evidence Of Mr.
Lever officer Layne. who was bitten on
TIE fingers by Lynch. Sergeauts Pin.
,o'k and Tout was heard. they testify.
lHg that a. Mr. Lever entered the corr
lido. 90 have some cleaning up done
1S ,ne prisoners. they jumped on him
hnd kicked him IN the face. The court
found th' men guilty as charged AMI
tonte'tcd each one 10 serve a term Of
tH days ou the rock pile. with the adj
inoniton that they must obey the pri.
f1u rules or suffer the consequences
uiicer laVe's fingers are very sore
whore they were bitten.
fine ~ $50 was imposed by tho
court ON Wung Wsh. Chinese gar
a'Ilr Who lives near the ogden rlyei
i.agr. Tor having given beer to two
frfl boys named Hansen aud Poulsen,
also ioI having permitted them 10 take
q tcT pulls" on his opium pipe he
admitted his guilt.
Joseph Carr and n colored woman
were up before his honor on a charge
~ immortality, and were found guilty.
carr WI. serve Is days In the city Jail
ana the negress 10 DAYS.
John Miller, who was charged with
cfecssly shooting n % rife on MAY
81. near Thirty-second street and Pa
enc avenue. killing a horse valued
90 1928 belonging TO T. J. Jenkins, was
given hearing. The evidence pro-
duced by the prosecution was INSULT
clent 10 warrant a conviction. and the
court discharged the defendant.
h2leTo TcradO aud Ed Bcllo were
FOUND guilty OF fighting and disturbing
mo peace Of the residents Of Grant ave-
hue Thursday. and we're fined $40
each. which they paid.
several drunks and yags were given
lght sentences.
LADY INJURED IN ROAD ACCI-
DENT.
Mrs. Cowles. while driving home 10
Huntsville in a buggy, met with quite
a serious accident, caused by the horse
getting frightened at a box lying in
no wagon road. When the horse came
close 20 tho box. Il lunged 10 one sii,.
throwing Mrs. CoWles forward against
NE front Of the vehicle. and blood
vessel in one Of her legs was broken.
which bled profusely. on her arrival
home the flow ~ blood could not be
stopped with ordinary remedies, hence
nr. q. A. Dickson was sent for, AMI
succeeded In stopping the bleeding.
FRANCIs-LoRD ENGAGEMENT
Miss Elizabeth Francis, sister Of I'd
itor Frank Francis Of the ogden stand
ara, who for number Of years has
been soclety editor and proofresder
on the paper. has rendered her resigna-
lion, which goes into effect tonight. and
Miss Bertha Stone. a wellknown young
sehoolteacher, has been appointed to
MI the vacancy.
Miss Francis viii be msrfied the early
part Of July TO Mr.. Walter n. Lord. a
tonular emrioye II the depot commits.
sary department.. and formerly with
the Pacific Express company. The
prospective bride and groom are among
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family have returned from the east
where they visited Mr. Hayercaur's
parents IN Cincinnati They also Wis.
fled Chicago and other points OF inter-
est and spent very pleasant and prll-
itaDle month on their trip.
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Removes black heads. drives away
beauty Ills. Stimulates the whole ner-
vous system. Greatest beautIfer known.
Nothing so helps fading loyeliness as
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea. So
cents. Il, c. NJ l. Drug Dept, ll2-lli
Main ST.
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FURs STORED FOR SUMNER.

ALL FURs LEFT WITH us FOR RE
modelling. repairing, will be stored for the
summer months free 81 charge II. STEM
zel Fur Co. ~ East Third South ST. Cor.
state Ind phone 90 Highest prices paid
for live Wild animals and raw furs
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MURRAY DEPARTMENT

News delivered Murray snd vicinity tm h branch Office
Branch orders Works and
advertisements received ofAce at D. b Jones Block
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PROVO DEPARTMENT

delivered by Sunday
TO r.
Saturday
Residence &2 Fourth
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Ladies Tailor made Suits and ah
classes Of drcssmaklng Prices reason
able Mrs. Cowdin. 5A Constitution Bldg
Phone nd 2iZ2 Bell NIX.
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IRON FENCE WORKS.

WM b. ARMSTRONG. MACHlNlsT,
Iron Fence Works Rear Of - West
North Temple
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETINGS.


lions BENEFIT BUILDING So
CIETY The annual meeting n The
stockhoilers of lions Benent Building So
cirtv well Do held on Tuesd1y july lNth
Al S O'Clock %. m. A. the H. a. NJ. J. Shoe
Fsctory. salt Lake City. Utah f0r the
election n officers Tor the ensuing year
tho presentation ~ the financial report
ana ihe transaction ~ such other business
as may aWiuiiy come before the meet
VI. BATEMAN. Secretary
salt Tsko city June 3th 1915
Tho annual meeting Of the stockholders
81 The state Bank of Utah, will De- held
al rs banking house, corner u Main and
south temple Street salt Lake city.
T'tah. az I o'clock p. m. on Tuesday July
ION lss for the purpose u electng al
rectors 20 serve for the ensuing year and
f6r ne transaction II such other business
a. may come before the meeting
CHARLES :. BURTON. Cashier
salt Lake city. Utah June IT, 1875.
DESERET SAVINGS BANK The an
uual netting " the stockholders NJ the
Descret savings Bank will be held ON
TUESDAY. the 10th day " July a ID,
1905. at q. o'clock noon az rs once In
the Deseret National Bank ~ Salt Lake
CITY FOR the purpose ~ electInc direct
nrs 90 serve Tor the ensuing year ana
for the transaction Of such other husl-
ness as may lawfully come before TO-
ELIAS A. SMITH.
Cashier.
salt Lake city. june 90. 1906
Notice IL hereby given that a special
meeting ~ the stockholders Of the Salt
Iakc Knitting Works will be held at me
companys store, No. g South Main
strest SAT- Lake City. Utah on Monday
July snd 1906 40 = O'Clock O. TO-. for
the purpose Of amending Articles " and
\ II me Articles % Incorporation as f0l.
loRs. io-Hit:
Article v 90 be amended hy increasing
ne capitll stock 81 The cooperation from
fftv thousand (tjo0ooW % one hun dred
thousand 800 80 c1l dollars
Article y To &c amended by reducing
The term Of Office of an officers q the
eorporation from two years % one year.
aud for the transaction o. such other
business AZ may come before The meeting
Bv order % The Board ~ Directors
JOS r. SMITH. Secretary.
PROVO ICE AND COLD STORAGE
20 -The regular stockholders meeting n
10 Provo Ice and Cold storage com.
nanv win be hcid ~ its office. ~ Ess'
second South Street Salt Lake City
July. INST 1905. A. p. m Tor the pur.
r0sc n slectlng officers and transacfine
such other business A. may come before
PROVO ICE & COLD STORAGE co.
II. GREEN, Secretary.
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DETECTIVE STREET PAYMENTS

p. J. Moran the salt Lake contractor.
vas ir ogden yesterday Go Inspect the
Twenty street pavement between
Washington and Grant avenues. Nlieh
has not been accepted by the city In
some places the pavement is not as d
should be- under the contract and Is
wearing into holes already II may be
that &C win have 90 be fesuridced. ia.
pavement ON TWeuty-nfth street a?d
Wall avenue. which were also guar
dute,d for five years have commenccl
10 break in places and win also need
repairs
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parents, returning 20 Denver TO make
their home,
BIG DAM PROJECT
The Utah Light 4 Railway company
has not sis en- up an hope OF yet seCur-
Ing the proposed dam site at the head
u ogden canyon, and has decided TO
make appeal TO the next Legislature 10
have the law amended which provides
that In oldel 10 change a public high
way the vote OF the freeholders in ihp
district affected must be had The
Light company is DESTROYS OF having
The law provide that a majority Of the
voting population of the county VIII b.
all that Is necessary 10 change a pub
lic roadway
Local Manager Wade says he does
not anticipate that the company vii
have mucn trouble On buying out tfe
oaneIs OF the several fish hatcheries
tlat have been established In ogden
valley ON sites that the water backed
up from tn proposed dam would inun'
date.
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HOME TREATMENT.

To properly administer this treat
mert at home DIS. Shores have
secured two kinds OF Instruments
for use Of their patients who can
not call az the office, one for cleans
ing and rendering the membrane
anti-septic and one for admins
tering the curative oils direct to
the diseased membranes. These
two instruments are given FREE
with each full course Of treatment,
and the entire course. including
instruments and medicines 10 COM
plete a cure is SIS only. Remem-
Der this does not mean rs a
month" but Sl5 FOR a cure. There
Is no more treating by the month
for Catarrh, since this new discov-
cry cures quickly and surely.
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cAnooN.GLAcE WEDDING

The uniting IN matrimouy N Miss
Maud Cahoon aud Robert Lincoln G'are
Wednesday evening al The home of i1e
brides parents. Mr. and MIS-. John T..
Cah0on. was beautiful ana pleasant
occasion. The ceremony was perform
cd AZ 5 O'Clock by Rev. Dr. Talbot n
the Methodist church. witnessed by
many friends and relatives. supper was
served by the Franklin company N
salt Lake, and was partakcn of by 100
guests. The music was Furnished b.
Schettler's orchestra The young col-
pie left the following evening for The
east, where Mr. Glace viii resume his
studies In medicine.
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BIDS OPENED AND REJECTED

Tile bids for The construction of the
addition 20 the Weber Stake academy
were opened last evening by the boa ri
or directors and Architect Woods. put
as they were aii too high they We're re-
1ect-d. and new bids viii be called for
Mcst of the contractors are very busy
}ust now, as theie Is great amount ol
building going ou this summer in Og
den. and all kinds OF materials are very
high 80 the present time.
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BOILER MAKERS.

SAMUEL HOLMES MAKES AND RE
pain steam boilers. tanks, smoke stacks,
etc Rear lA ". So. Temple. 'Phoneisa-s
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Manager. e. A. larkln
We ath 81 Telephone Ink
Advertisements Tor the Daily.
Saturday and Semi-Weekly News
accepted On the same ms 80 al
'he Salt Lake Office.
Clreulstor, John ]. neoreao,.
Ife wash. Ave Ind Tel. IL
once with Lambert Paper Ca
Payments Tor the Daily. SATURDAY
and Semi Weekly News should bs
made 70 the olrculatof. Deliver
made BY carrier on tho same terms
az ir salt Lake
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LEHI.
MI. A. EXCURSION TO LAGOON.
suburbanite Taken in 10y Stranger and
Loses $50.

Special Correspondence.
Lehi, Utah Co., June 29.--'rhe NJ l.
a. officers OF the Alpine Utah and Nebo
stakes are planning a grand excursion
FOR all NJ. /. a. workers in this county
10 Lagoon, July L. quite a number Of
athletic contests will be given and a
program Of sports, dancing etc, will
be the feature OF the day The bands
Of the different towns OF the coutny are
also planning a grand band excursion
70 Lagoon July IA.
Mr. Barney Mailer and Engineer Ster-
Inns were in Leh this week selecting
the streets on which 10 run their inter
urban railroad, 10 present 10 the city
council a. its next meeting for its ap-
pr0yal
TAKEN IL BY STRANGER.
Lehl is on the road to become as
much Of civilized" town as much
larger cities and the experience Il
Charles Solsburg ~ Cedar Fort is an
evidence When he was here last week
be fell IN with an entertaining stranger
who took him 10 dinner and treated him
IN the best Of style, however. after
the stranger had boarded train Tor
the east On the afternoon. Solshurg
found that he was short $50 and now he
would Ike % know more about lbs
friend and especially where 10 locate
him
At a special meeting Of the city
council Wednesday 10 was decided that
Lehl city would not take up its p0rpoT-
uon OF new stock iu the Utah County
Light & Power company amounting 10
t2.3S4
Mrs REYNOLDS nearly lost her home
the other day through a boy stepping
on a match Am the floor The carpet
curtains and window frame were
burned before the fire was put out
Some of the material Tor the sailing
station ~ the Mount Pickel company
has arrived and rock is being hauled
for the foundation
Petit jurors for the July term OF tho
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ENGRAyERs AND DESIGNERS.

DE BOUZEK ENG. co. CUTS FOR
all purposes. q and = W. So Temple.
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IF YOU HAVE CBARRH YOU ARE DEAFF YOU SUFFER
FEVER OR LUNG TR0E ON DRS SHORES THIS WEEK AND
MEN FREE TO CONVINCE YOU RELIEF
QUICK CURES
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SCHOOL or DREssMiKING.

To dress well al half the former cost at
tend KeIsters Ladies' Tailoring college
Logan. Utah cutting dfcssmakIne high
class tailoring Booklet free j +. Wilson.
MLr
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NEWS BRIEFS.

Bl.hop W. B. Erickson of South Cot.
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COAL AND KINDLING
DRESsMAKING AND REPAIRING.

r = DEAL Coal. Klndling and Block
Wood lS r. Third South Tel l25s-k.
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CARPENTER AND CABINET wof &

STORE AND OFFICE FIXTURES
made and repaired Care Of houses for
real estate firms. Ind. Phone 65l. Z. ".
Race
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MOVING AND STORAGE.
HOTELS
HEALTH FOODS.

THE BATTLE CREEK sANITARIUM
Health Foods. ~. Main 81. Phones
lSCgNy 1870
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CABINET MAKERS.

HARRIS & CRAIG.
Once. Store, Bank Fixtures, and show
Cases. Special Cabinet Work Satisfaction
Guaranteed. ~ ". So Temple Street.
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Classified Ads.
HOUSE CLEANING.

or ALL KINDS WALL PAPER
cleaned National House Cleaning Co.. %
h. Isl So Phone lCJs-k and e1s
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WESTERN JUNK AND METAL.
yard dealer IN rags scrap iron bottles.
metals and rubber hides pelfs l0 ani
i6tt state s. Phones is&k.
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Today $ Ogden News
BIG DAM PROJECT.

parents. returning to Denver to make
their home
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SAFES
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

New and secondhand Cash. trad,
terms sorenson- Stout Co.. IS T. 2nd
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KAPLAN HOUSE CLEO Cleans Every
thing Office C2l So Main Phones lseG
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KAPLAN HOUSE CL co. ROOMS 81
10 Ofhce 3l So Main. Phones 1870.
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A GARDEN TRANsPLANTER.
BY Its Use the Plant and Earth Can
Be Removed Without Dis.
turbins Roots.

Some years ago | wished to extend
our strawberry bed with the newly
formed plants. and as the conditions
for transplanting in midsummer are
not often favorable in central Kansas,
where we then lived, / had to evolve
a plan to move the soil with the
plants, says a writer in the Rural New
Yorker.
had heavy tin cut in pieces Az by
ii inches. wanted a strong wire
turned In along one side, but the tin
ner was without the necessary ma
chine and the best he could do was
to turn the edges over twice, thus con.
siderably Strengthening the top Of the
tool. With a block Of wood 3h inches
square for a form the two ends Of the
tins were bent at right angles to the
central part. thus forming three sides
OF a hollow cube. Armed with three
dozen of these, garden trowel and a
wheelbarrow, l proceeded to the
patch. A tin with a good plant in the
center was forced into the ground
with the foot. the trowel inserted
along the open side of the square
formed by the top of the tin and the
tin containing the soil and plant was
lifted AM! placed in the barrow. Pro.
ceeding until a full cargo was OBJ.
tained thu harrow was wheeled to the
plot previously prepared and the tins
with the plants all set in their proper
places. Then spreading the wings
slightly the tins readily slipped ont,
leaving the plants set with roors not
In the least exposed or disturbed. The
work was rapidly done and with per.
feet success ever in sunny weather.
The tins lasted several years and I
used them for other small plants, as
cabbage and tomato. IL the soil Is
loose and not well held by the tin
bend the wings nearer tnHUbK.
ing the po~~ ~oo