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The Washington times., 1906-11-21
Wanted-Furniture.

SPOT CASH PAID FOR FURNITURE, car
pets, stoves. bFic-a-brac. and all kinds OF
household goods. BAUMS FURNITURE
S Hop. I4th and u sts. nw. Phone North Isl3.
! oTmeTly 9th and Y. nolS-30t
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For Saie-Typewriters.

BLICKENSDEEFER typewriter No
new; with fve type wheels; complete with
leather travelling case. only $50 VEL
LINGTON OFFICE SO9 Ilth 81. nv.
noI5-tf
THE ROYAL STANDARD VISIBLE. hieh
grade. practical. universal keyboard llghtest
running. most elastic touch Let Us demon
strate. Call 1885 + ct. NV. or phone I5s3
Seyz-tf
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Cleaners and DyerS.

PHILIP LEDERER, I2A II st ne: phone
East 1893. Satisfactory work guaranteed Our
wagon calls Tor ana delivers work all over
the city no16-S0t
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HOuSefurniShingS.

WE HAVE 500 cooking and heating stoves
new and secondhand, OF all descriptions: you
save sec on the dollar By buying from Us
SNITZER q LA PORTE. ll5l 7th II. noI7-tf
s. ss FOR SANITARY COUCH: heating ana
cooking stoves; Pa=5ST and bedroom suites:
s. per week go-carts, 80; lowest prices;
cash and credit. REDMONDS. 3l2 7th st.
nv. motif
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Ball Bearing Skates.

sPECIAL-Steel wheel bail bearing skates
S3.O pair; fun line OF repairs fer bali bear
ing skates. 7TH AND L CYCLE COMPANY.
noI3-I
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Storage.

Storage.
100 DRY AND CLEAN separate storage rooms
Packing, shipping, and moving a Speciality
PEOPLES STORAGE AND EXPRESS co
c r. CLIFFORD & Co. PToprietors Phone
n. S945-M 1910 Eth ST. NV. nol5-sOt
WHY PAY MORE? We store for 75e a load
UNITED STATES STORAGE CO. 4is-42o-422
10th 81. Phone Main 4229 se9-s0t
FIDELITY STORAGE CO.,
1890 You Street.
INDE5TRUCTIBLE
!, 600 rooms; silver vaults; mothproof rooms.
money advanced at per cent per annurn on
goods stored in this building. Let our esti-
ulator call.
PACKING. D1AYING AND SKIPPING
JyZI-tf
iYzT-u
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WANFEp-A good cook and competent
A'usestf-s references required. Apply at 1870
elneer-and place, upper door. n0gI-st
WANTEl-Reliable woman for general
h5useWoIA. 90 home nights. 1913 T 81 aw.
IL
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ALEXANDRIA, VA.
r, I. CARNE q CO.. 753 King ST.
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Help Wanted-MaIe.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. man to drive milk
wagon: references. 1850 p ST. NV. nol9-3t
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Rooms and Board.

l4ls HOPKINS ST. near Dupont circle: de-
sirable rooms with private family; meals
telephone: SlU-SZ0 nogI-9r
BRIGHT pleasant room; good bard Izs2
i0th ST NV, no2l-st
GEORGE WASHINGTON HOTEL 18th :,
and New York ave, half block from White
House Beautiful view, double and single
rooms from 50 70 St5 up with good board
uo20-I5t
FURNISHED room with board $50 Ter
month ana up il4 % St NV. no20-6t
NICELY furnished large south front roon
8 closets. good table. go X 81. NV no20-5t
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Wanted-ROOmS.

WANTED-By physician on either p st OF
DumbartOn ave, Georgetown. two rooms on
first floor or room with use OF parIor
Address PHYSICIAN, Times ONCE. nois-st
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WANTED-Two chocolate coaters. one bon
bon dipper. Apply at once. BROWNLEY' S,
1903 NV II
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WANTED-Girl for general housework in pri-
vHte family; must bring references Is sth
81 ne no20-3t
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wANTED-wais, and skirt hand. l2Is NV
nO20-St
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Stove Repairing, Etc.

STOVE, RANGE. AND LATROBE REPAIR.
ING, roofs painted: now is the time u have
this work done. don I wait until zero weather
our service IS prompt and prices lowest
Phone Main 545S or drop postal CAPITAL
STOVE REPAIRING AND ROOF PAINT
ING CO., ll3 Pa. ave. NV no2I-st
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BROOKLA%D, d. c.
ARTHUR Ii. +, LCERSSEN, Drug Store
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PROF. Il. y. d. PARKER. Specialist aad
Practitioner Of the Junod (the FrenchJ Meth-
Cd OF Enforced Circulation, ia extensive ana
successful use in the hospitals Of France and
Germany and Bonn Univ erslty. The French
government has directed It's use in their hos
plsalsi now presents the same for the favor
able consideration Of those suffering from
lOcomctor ataxia, rheumatism paFalysfs
BFights disease, and all ailments of an In
durable tso-called) nature no medicine knife
OF unpleasant eEamIusSluns- Pamphlets and
consultation free. once. suites 8 and 6 IEz4
New York ave. Hours: 10 70 T. 70 l.
no20-5t
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TInES WANTS
AND OTHER
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS.
ONE CENT A WORD FoR

SITUATIONS WANTED HELP WANTED
ROOMS FOR RENT ROOMS WAN TED
ROOMS AND BOARD BOARD WANTED
Two cents word for all other classified
advertisements for less than three Insertions.
II inserted for three OF more consecutive
days. one cent word for each insertion
These rates do not apply 10 Personals.
Advertisements Will be accepted at any Of
the following branch offices at regular once
rates. II II Is inconVenient 10 leave advertise
menIs at either a branch office or The Times
Business once. they may be telephoned direct
70 The Times Main 5ZbCl. and messenger
Will call TO collect without additional charge
TO the advertiser.
The Washington times., 1906-11-21

Small undertakings give
greatest comfort" but not un-
less We enlist the assistance
OF the small ads.
The Washington times., 1906-11-21
Birds, Dogs, Etc.

TRY LEES BIRD STORE. 1901 5th st. NV
Yellow heads. Amazon, Panama, Isle Of Pines
Cuban. red heads and dwarf parrots monkeys
m0rnosits. goldfish. canaries. dogs. no2i-tf
JUST RECEIVED-IGO home-raIsed canaries;
viii sell them Just as they run at 81 each
Also japanese Spaniels, Cocker Spaniel
Yorkshire skye, Black and Tan. Poodles,
Fox Terriers. CCllies. Bull Terriers Boston
Terriers. Angora Cats, Parrots Goldashes
etc. SCHMID'S BIRD STORE. 7l2 18th st.
nv. poil-tf
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Miscellaneous.

r. SiZER, 2l6 llth 81. NV: Blacksmith
Wagon and Carriage Builder, general 5obbinE
and contracts solicited. estimates Furnished.
prompt attention paid 20 elevator bIacksmithv
nTe-escapes. gratings. etc Phone eg5s
no2I-7t
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Help Vented
Male anu Female

male anu femates
WANTED Tou 20 know we teach all stand
ara systems OF shorthand and typeWritiug
and can prepare pupils FOR positions IA 80
70 30 days special afternoon sessions for Cow
eminent employees STENOGRAPHIC ACAD-
ENVY, Colorado building. no4-31t
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For Rent
Furnished Rooms.

10 REFINED adults in exceptionally we'll
nozi-3t
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FOR SALE. 900 cords wood good and sound
oak, pine, and some hickory; IN stove lengths
mot spiiUi 81, 50. - and 81 per cord. deliy-
cred. n, ". KINTZ, South CAPITOL ana Il
Sls- noZl-at
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Bicycles.

WANTED-To buy every seconi- hand bicycl,
IN Washington. c. T HUNTER. The 81.
cycle Man. us Pennsylvania ava NV. Oc.4-ti
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Dentistry.

FIRsT-CLASS WORK. LOW PRICES-sst
OF teeth, IS up; sold crowns, So I'd. gold
nlltngs, 81 Up. silver filings. 50c: work
guaranteed no pain. DIR. GEO. I. ED
AONDS, $40 r 81 NV, oe25-s0t
DIR. OTIS W. ELZEY. DENTIST.
5. ". Cor. 10th ana + Sts. y. W.
Gold Crown and BridgeWork Specialist
Satisfaction guaranteed Or money positively
refunded moderate prices, Phone NJ. 4e55.
seI7-tf
TEETH WITHOUT PL4ATES-No extracting;
no pain look. feel. act. and last longer than
natural teeth shrunken faces made normal:
painless nIling. DIR. J. l. WILSON 1908 r
at nv. oc25-s0t
The Washington times., 1906-11-21

WANTED-Two girls. plain cook, SIS: cham
bermad SIS; private family. Inquire 1855
l1th 81. NV II
The Tucumcari news. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-01-06
NnIe shoppers Preferred.


'Salcswomcn would rather wait upon
ten men customers than II woman,
said Il floor manager of experience
There is no question but men make
the best and most agreeable shoppers
They know what they want, are easily
suited aud are not fuSSy. They have II
genial way that makes them easier TO
satisfy than women are. Their man.
ners are not so stitf.
mo man ever brushes II salcsgirl with
n naughty stare. Men seldom haggle
over prices. They may easily b" per
suuded to buy n higher priced article
IL they have the money and you can
convince them they are getting thei
moneys worth. Men show good taste
and judgment in buying articles they
know little about. Their fondncss for
large sizes borders on the ridiculous
sometimes Shoes. gloves. shirts they
want them all with ample room.
1T Is n pity most men seem to feel
uncomfortable and out of place In n
store. Persons who sell goods would
like to see them oftener.'- New York
Press.
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The Tucumcari news. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-01-06

The patent office at Washington has
a collection of pens that illustrates the
difficulties with which men had to con
tend before they found Il suitable in
strument with which to write. There
are the styluses used by the ancient.
the instruments for writing on wax
tablets. one end sharp like an awl, the
other fiat like a paper cutter. There
are the brushes used by the Japanese
and Chinese and quilts of every vari-
ETY., together with an infinite number
of steel pens. But the most curious
are some quill pens with steel points.
They were made in an effort to do
away with the constant necessity for
the mending Of the pen. a process that
few could perform properly and that
everybody hated. The effort was very
ingenious. but unsuccessful, because
the points could not he made to stay.
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each issue sixteen pages a week.

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The Tucumcari news. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-01-06
The Poor ADJUSTS rUssu.-.

1t Is related of the late MIR. Whistler
that he went one day with nm artist in
Paris who was not overburdened with
this worlds goods and was surprised
at the sumptuous lunch provided. On
asking him how he managed to live so
we'll his host replied: 81 have n pet
monkey, which l let down from my
window by a rope into that of my
Ia udlndv. and. trust to. Providence,
The Tucumcari news. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-01-06
Knights of Pytkias

Tucumcari Lodge No 20, meets every
Wednesday evening Visiting brethren
cordially invited
c c DAVIDSON, & G
K l. HUNTER. X OF K s
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-11

Vance three grafters are now behind
the bars at the city Jail. They give
their names as George Spencer, T. G..
Martin, and II. H. Howe. At least
two OF the trio came to Ogden yes
terday afternoon on the oregon Short
Line train from Salt Lake City. En-
route one OF them sat In seat with
2 young man who gives his name as T..
l.. Buker. The CRATER entered into con-
yersation with him and after finding
out he was enroute 10 Butte. the graft
err explained that he was wealthy
business man of Butte and said he
would be pleased to ride with him to
that city. While the two sat In con-
yersation, a third person came up and
I'm a pleasant way said he had the bill
ready, and asked the acquaintance II
he desired to pay Il. He said yes, but
found he was so short. and turning TO
Bukor asked him If he could not loan
him that amount until they got 20
Butte. Buker pulled out the cash, and
the supposed bill was receipted. but
when they stepped from the train at
ogden, Buker's newly made friends
disappeared. and he then realized he
had been buncoed out OF the money,
The police were notified and a good
description given, but II was several
hours before the men were located. In
their room was found what is known as
a flash" or a bunch Of worthless
currency. also several changes OF haas
and clothing. so that they could change
their appearance after turning a trick
Buker positively identified the men
who will have 10 answer to the charge
OF obtaining money under false pre-
feuen
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-11
WEBER COUNTY BUSINESS.
Riyerdale Roadway VIII he Changed
To Accommodate q. q :. l.. Ry.

Ogden, Sept. 1.-THE county commits
sioners al their regular session yester-
day afternoon signed the protest TO the
opening OF what is known as Canal
alley. situated just west OF the county
court house grounds. BY their dis
approval OF the opening OF the street
through the block, little over two.
thirds OF the propertyholders signed
the protest hence the alley viii not
be opened up for the present, AZ least
County Clerk Mattson and Treasurer
Chambers reported having Investigate
ed the number OF siglers OF the petit
ton to exchange the present county
roal I'm Rlverdale to accommodate the
Salt Lake e. ogden Railroad company.
and had found that over two-thirds OF
the frceholders IN the district had
signed the petition. which Is within the
law, and the road changed.
Eliza McManns appeared before me
commissioners and asked for aid While
her husband IL confined In jail await
ing trial on a serious charge. She
refused 10 20 out TO the county IN
frrnary and her application was de-
MED.
The new voting machines VIII be mere
| before Oct |.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-11
DIVORCE WANTED.

Jonas Collins OF Provo has COM
menoed suit for divorce against Matilda
Collins OH the ground Of deseruon. The
parties we're married In this city Jan.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-11
NEPHI.
STAKE CONVENTION OF NJ. / A.
Proposal TO Raise Bee,s for lehl sugar
Tactory-schools Open.

Special Correspondents
Nephi. Juab CO., Sept iQ;-The Mu-
,pal Improve associations OF tht
Iush stake convened In convention as.
semhly al. the Nephi Central School
builainK sunday. Sept >, at 10 a. m
80 n m with a general meeting IN
the Tabernacle al s p. N. klder Jos,
Smith, Jr.. and Mrs. Goddard OF sal
Lake City, we're IN attendance ana saNe
interesting and Instructive talks.
melting called by the Nephi Com.
n,rcial club held IN the county court
honss wednesday Sept. 5. the propo'
sitlon OF entering into contract Win
The I.ehi sugar factory guaranteeing
= certain acreage OF land for the rats
inc Of sugar beets was disc~r n by ne
farmer, aud repre-sntst citizens
nresent The sentiment az ed was
dscidedly in favtr % No movement.
Tho melting adjourned for one week IA
order that better attendance might
10 had and more definite arrangement
effected. -
The district schools open up this
morning FOR the seasons work Which
promises 10 BE- an exceptionally gocd
one considering the able set Of teach
ers the hst Of which viii be published
later.
The farmers are busily engaged m
harvesting their crops. The giair
WELD Is good. hut much ~ the same
has rusfed and otherwise been inlurec
nv the heavy rains Lucern seed prom
isss TO be plentiful II the frost hold
on for ten days or -.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-11
MANTl.
DEMISE OF OLE JENSEN.
Old and Respected Resident Goes to
His Rest.

His Rest.
Special Correspondence.
Nanu Sanpete Co. Sept. lo.-Afier
an illness OF about three years, ole
Jensen. an old resident of Manu-
passed away sundty afternoon at bio.
The deceased came TO Utah IN l@'
from Denmark because OF his religious
faith. having become a member OF the
church of Jesus Christ Of Latter-day
Saints In his native land. leaving be-
hind several grown children VINO sun
reside IN his native land.
In The fan OF ls+s he married
Nicollne Peterson Poulson, mother OF
y A Poulson ~ this city. who sur
wives. and al whose home he passed
peacefully away. after severe suffering
for week.
Vie was master OF the mason trade
which he followed for many years, and
when his age interfered he followed
The business Of whltewashing for a long
time.
He was always faithful to his duties
In a church capacity and highly re-
speeted by all who made his acquain-
lance
Arrangements FOR the funeral have
been made for 3 O'Clock Tuesday, sept
n from the Msnti Tabernacle.
There are no relatives OF the de-
ceased IN the United States as far as
known TO the surviving widow.
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CONpER. EARL WEDDING.

A marriage license has been issued TO
Bishop Alma Earl, q. OF lehi. and
Margaret Elizabeth Gender, 90 Of
American Fork.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-11
SESSION Of .,,,,,,,,
:. .,,,,tions Must Not Impair
'''' Streets Dead Poles
Must be Removed
,,c.s FACTORY FOR BOHEMIAN
TOD People Propose Build
''' :. large Concern in Montana
w cn--orafters in Limbo

sent il.-M the session u
es','- eooneil last evening oniy
g city i,,, ,ps"'1 of Importance were
- mn Much OF the time was
'''' ~ n IN IN reviewing ordinances and
ara " : az The city which are be-
I, .sloeted in the yarioa, e sasc,sl
~ = The city government, specllai '
rsa1 . n was given 10 the ordl-
ose't.sst..h cover, the question oi
Iss.s % the city streets ana t srV
"a, 800 By corporations unue, ,ele.
ollhilss. he purpose OF ereetlns ~, ~
tait y building street car iihos,
lhons ~, ~, nnrposes, and Thereafter
q " V s',, an The same conditions as
sIils ~ before work was begun Oh
sg s e.epdlmen Browning ana row
~ , s, 10 the condition oil i"sn
q ~ erect since the street Sel
iy-hm beean the laying OF a doupie
'eai.l! ~, wall 10 Washington ave-
rslA ~. "a unon motion OF the former
- ~ voted to refer the ma''e ,,,,r
NS 80 committee. who, III lui ~
su,,,,cted 10 look up the orul-
y soyering this matter
49, s,lman Thomas brough W,
~ This head. a resolution Ieeen ~
,,a,,S ordering the street car "i LII
.''s ssone company 10 remove al
:. ny n.y." coles now standing in ths
ssa .. n The city. which he stated
w., ~, been complied with IN any
sanee The question was oispos.1
I, m thai the recorder was lhsu ~ /,
~ notify the two companies tna'
q ~ he order is complied with III
...sonahle time. the poles VIII pe re-
.' - Nv the city at the expense OF
4, 80 sonpany to which they belong
-be 5 NJ. Farrell bill OF SiV lol
~" nia,es over which Councilmeh
, rso,'ss and Morris had their little w
,sssk ago was returned by inc
,,,vr,ittee 10 which 1t had been re.
,.,red with the Recommendation ths'
" bs allowed. but that IN the future
.,v Individual councilman refrain
tro,n sanctloning the expenditure %
~ large an amount without the per
mission OF the entire council. Adopted
there we're two bids for IN iurn'
ching OF lime stone Tor me roct
Usher one from Sam Fenstermakel
nd another from W. G. Wilson OF y
srS q cents respectively. The @t
,sr I'D being the lowest. was accept
a. .,,-o o.
payrolls amounting 10 F'''''''
vs,t Allowed and ordered paid.
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OBITUARY.
MARGREr z. cLAYrON Z

MARGRET y. CLAYTON corr,
Al Beaver city Utah. Aus g. l"s 81
cancer. Msrgret y. Clayton COT ~ Nin.
srsvlll. Ttah. beloved wife 81 James Con
Ms COT rss born In liverpool tnz-
isn,. JuS. Is ~ and came 90 Utah M
her ps-@nis a. 1875. orcssins the 0csnn
on ire vessel John Bright ard eomihf
over the plains N Elder John hlf.
doets eorn,sry. she leave. = husband
and Ave rhildren. 10 mourn her loss sfe
vas a faithful -orksr snd member of The
Iafter-dar eaints (hurch.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-11
SUGAR FACTORY FOR BOHEMIAN.
,mal.amsted People 10 Build Large
Concern In Montana City.

Ogden Sept. il.-David Ecoles. n. H.
Rolsvp Adam Patterson. II. $. Brown
jne and Job Pingrte, all heavy owners
In the AmalgamAied Sugar company
are now at Bo5sman, Mont. for the
purpose Of beating sugar factory
site. These gentlemen have visited
Bozeman several times recently 10 look
over the situation. and have decided
ihai a large sugar factory at that point
would be a paying investment
There Is a great amount OF very me
hrm land tributary TO Bozeman, SUIT
be for beet raising, IN fact expert
rnis have been made by those M
isssied and some excellent sugar beets
are been raised. giving good percent
~ Of seccharine. The capacity OF the
i'oposed factory has not been fully de-
Gisi upon but Il viii be even larger
han the Ogden factory. The farmers
hre taken a great deal OF Interest IN
he proposed factory and industry ana
fily loeo acres Of beets will be pant
q next year.
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been unsuccessful Ny TO the present
time.
A thief also entered the room Of
James Boyle and stole Il fine black
over coat
REAsT-A ALLEN ENGAGEMENT
Mr.. and Mrs. william Resst an
nounce the engagement OF their daugh'
ter, Miss Ellie Reast. to Mr. John A.
Allen, the wedding 10 take place this
month. The prospective bride ana
groom are among the most highly es-
teomed young people OF ogden. Miss
Reast is graduate Of the Weber stake
academy. and ~ at present employed
in County Treasurer Chambers Office,
and the groom Is prominent young
man of Huntsville. Weber county.
SEVERE ROAD ACCIDENT.
w. J. Reed. a brakeman in the em-
ploy Of the Southern Pacific. had his
right leg fractured yesterday at VIM
nemucca. Nevada. The train stopped
AT the station to take water, when u
started up. Mr.. Reed attempted 10
Jump on the caboose. but slipped ana
fell upon the rail, breaking the bone
near the knee and fracturing the knee
cap. He was brought to ogden ana ~
now being cared for at the Ogden gem
eral hospital.
WEDDING PERMITS
The following couples were granted
q license 10 wed by County Clerk Malt
son;
George d. Dan. "a. and Miss Bertha
Koesller "a, both OF ogden Guy
James a. Stephens, -. OF ogden
| CITY and Miss Nancy NJ Bybee, IS, OF
| Riverdale. Weber county.
Fred Eggti 49, and Miss carrie
Kupfer. 81, both OF Point Lookout
| Boxelder county.
Oscar Lynch. 81. and Miss Jennie
| Ault 26, both Of Essex. Iowa.
DAMAGE CASE REVERSED.
The hearing in tho case of Ralph
Wilcox against the oregon Short Line
railroad was completed YESTERDAY
afternoon before Judge Howell and
a Jury. who returned verdict OF mo
cause OF action" Mr.. Wilcox pur'
chased a round trip ticket from Ogder
TO the Hot Springs TO which place ht
went but the train did not stop foi
him to return and he had to wall
into ogden. In the municipal courl
he was awarded damages In the sun
of 5000 from which judgment the de-
PENDANT appealed.
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS
elder James G Mckay and Isaac
Grow two OF Huntsville's young men
left Yesterday afternoon on mission
10 Australia.
simon Bamberger has decided to le
the contract for one mile OF road pee
near Riverdale
The ogden Resse' company mas oe
oided 10 build several small cottage
al the Idleberg resort IN Ogueh can
Won. 50 as to be ready Tor next sum
mer's business -
F. Nell Of Colorado Springs ma
written Sheriff Sebring concerning III
whereabouts Of the two little sons .
G. w. Wiley. stating that an uhcl
wants the boys.
Judge Marshall and Dist. ATTY. Bool
came to ogden Yesterday afternoo
and held a short session Of the feders
court setting two cases for trial In &c
tober. -, -.
Mr. and Mrs. p. 7. Wright nave II
turned from business and pleasur
! trip TO New York.