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NOTICE OF APPLICATION TO DIS
INCORPORATE.

In the Third District Court. In and for
Salt Lake County, State OF Utah. In tina
matter OF the application OF the Vespa /.
SIAN Hoogley Mining Company. to be dis-
incorporated. Notice is hereby given that
the Vespasian- Hoogley Mining Company,
"A corporation formed under the laws "a
the state OF Utah. has presented to tho
ty, Utah, petition praying to be allowed
10 dis-lncorpogate and dissolve. and tina.
Saturday, the 10th day OF August, 1901,
at 10 O'Clock In the forenoon, or "a soon
thereafter as counsel can DO heard. has
been appointed az the time and Honor
able Morris l.. Ritchie's Court Room OF
the Third District Court, OF Salt Lake
County, Utah. as the place at which said
application Is b he heard.
Witness the fherk OF said Court, with
the seal thereof affixed, this 9th day OF
July A. D. 1907
(seaD J. u ELpREDGE. JR.. Clerk.
by WIN. Il. Jenkins. Deputy Clerk.
Mays & oren, Attorneys for Petitioner.
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or the city council was occupied last
hlsht IN the consideration of the petit
tloh OF the Ogden Union Railway and
Depot company to close Twenty eighth
street and to open instead Twenty
hihth street, The petition cited us a
reason for this request that the COM
Pahy could give better service to We
nlcles and pedestrians that crossed
Inc tracks. If the last named street
was opened In place of Twenty-eighth
street. which intersects with l3 tracks
ana spurs, Many taxpayers from that
district appeared with O literally sign
ed petition demonstrating against the
closing of Twenty-eighth street, The
matter was referred TO the law COM
mittee and the city attorney. a meet
Ing has been called for Friday even
ing. when the taxpayers Interested
VIII be given an opportunity to be
heard
The contract for building the new
cement bridge across the Ogden river
near the mouth of the canyon was
awarded to the United Concrete COM
pany, whose bid was the lowest of
three considered a week ago.
The contract for curbing and gut
terng Wall avenue from Twenty
fifth and Twenty-sixth street went to
the Wheelwright Construction Co,
and the contract for building a sewer
on Monroe avenue from Twenty sixth
to Twenty-seventh street was awarded
to j. p. O'Neill. Payrolls aggrcgat-
ing S22, 406.s2 were allowed.
ARRESTED FOR BURGLARY.
Sheriff Sebring returned to Ogden
yesterday afternoon having in Gus
tody Charles Mauripes, who win likely
be charged with burglary. He was
arrested at Bingham by a deputy
sheriff of that place. He was attempt
ing to sell suits OF clothing and UNDER
wear bearing the Arm mark of WAT
scn-Tanner Clothing Company" of this
city. He had three boys suits in his
possession and two union suits when
arrested. Last evening Mr. Tanner
of the clothing store called at the
sheriff's office and looked at the cloth
ing He found that 1t belongs TO the
fall stock of goods which has not yet
been turned over to them but Is still
in the possession of the freight COM
pany The superstition Is that Mauri-
pes burglarized freight car and stole
the goods. then took them south to
Bingham to sell. Two other men
were arrested having goods belonging
to some one else in their possession,
presumed to be from the same freight
car
DEPRAvED YOUTH.
One of the worst cases of depavity
that has been under the investigation
of Sheriff Sebring has come to light
in the arrest Of an 1S-year-old boy who
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lived on Quincy avenue near Twenty
secenth street named John Drysdale,
who was arrested yesterday afternoon
by Deputy Sheriff Barlow Wilson, to
whom he has made full confession.
The victim of his depravty is a girl
less than four years of age, whose
name is withheld by the officers.
HOME BURGLARIZED.
Another burglary was committed
last evening At the home of Joseph Y.
Gould on Reads avenue. The family
Mad gone across the street TO visit
friend and We're astonished on their
return home 10 find every room In the
house ransacked Entrance had been
gained through n window by cutting
the screen. Once inside the burglar
lost no time in thoroughly searching
the house. 1t is evident nothing but
money and jewelry was wanted by the
thieves. A check for SO signed by G.
A. Nelson and four dollars in cash
were all the burglars secured. The pp-
lice are of the opinion that 1t is some
one living In the nelghborhood who is
well acquainted with the houses who Is
turning the tricks.
DESTRUCTION OF FISH.
report was brought to the "News''
by deputy county clerk f. II. Dalton
that thousands of fish are being sacri-
feed every year through the neglect
OF some one to see that q screen is
placed over the head of a canal thai
takes its water from the middle fork OF
the Ogden river. This canal takes most
of the stream of water and many fish
go with 1t and die in the laterais car
rying the water to the various farms
This is a condition that should be RENEE
died at once and thus protect the trout
and other fish as the law provides
There are few fish enough in the
stream for the fishermen to catch
without permitting many to die In the
manner reported by Mr.. Dalton.
STOLEN GOODS RECOVERED.
Last evening Chief of Police Brown
ing and Detective Fender recovered all
the goods stolen Saturday evening from
the home of William Jenkins on Lin
coin avenue. The officers learned that
man had slept In the haystack OF a
Mr.. Olsen. They found all the stolen
goods hid in the hay.
OLD FOLKS OUTING.
All preparations have been completed
by the various committees having in
charge the old folks excursion from all
parts of Weber county - GlS1wood
park. The estimate is that over 500
old people over 70 years of age will
be assembled to enjoy the excellent
program and the feasting.
WELDING PERMIT.
license to wed was granted to
Angus N. Mcdonald, As. of Elko, Ne
vada, ard Mrs. Henrietta Cominus, SS,
of Ely Nevada.
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.
Judge ]. A Howell has returned from
a pleasant eastern trip and held ses-
sion of the district court at Farming
ton yesterday
4, Il
Colorado where he has just completed
holding a successful normal school.
Mrs. G. r.. Relnap and daughter
Weatley, have returned from q pleasant
visit In Washington and Oregon.
Atty. Valentine Gideon has been APP
pointed municipal judge to serve for a
month during the absence of Judge
Murphy. who has gone east TO visit
his aged mother.
State st. Hardware for lawn now
ers hose and poultry netting $50 State.
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NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL
ESTATE.


Notice is hereby given that under ana
N pursuance OF me aeed OF Wl!nam Ay-
lett ana hannah Ayictt, his wife, OF
west Jordan. SAT- Lake County, stat.,
% u tah' conveying lenns hereinafter do
seFibed To tho Undersigned, when deed
is recorded at Pages Is. ana gsy lsook
. g, or the deeds records OF the re-
eorder5 oihce or SAT- Lake County, utah
me Undersigned VIII sell at public auc-
lon 10 the highest bidder, az the West
mont door or the city a. County Buiid-
n's IN salt Lake city, Utah al twelve
. CLOCK noon on the aith day OF August,
wv me following described real estate
ana water rights situate in salt Lake
Seuhtyi state Of Utah, to-wit:--
commencing at the Southeast corner
~ ~ tne southwest quarter of Section 81,
! oWnAhlp South, Range 1 West, OF the
SAT- Lake Base and Meridian, ana rum
!i.so chalns, thence North ] degree West
l NJ chains, thence North II degrees DO
nun west l.j5ie chains, thence North 10
Ss.ssIees % min, West i.5dS chains, thence
sNIolth = degrees 81 min. West chains
thence North 50 degrees 80 min. East 10
chains to the West bank of Mill Race
tnence north % degrees 02 min. West 22lis
Sinalns, thence North l6 degrees IS min.
west Sbi 20 chains. thence North 81 de-
grees " min West 2.71 chains thence
North 43 degrees 20 min. West g 7a chaina
tnenee West 2.Gl chains. thence South $50
sntins' thence West "a chains, thence
south I6-lOo of a rod thence East 6gJ
Shalns, thence South 10 degrees % min
East 10. % chains. thence South $40 chains
20 20 the North line OF Right OF Way thence
souih 2S-lO chains TO the South boundary
81 tho Southwest quarter OF said section
70, thence East 30 chains or 100 rods TO the
place OF beginning. Containing 20. 40 acres
Iioro or less. Subject, however. to
i iuisnt or way over: Commencing at In
itial point above stated. thence North 1
rod, thence West 100 rods, thence South
rod thnece East 10 rods to the place
OF beginning. Also seventeen shares OF
Canal Company.
Dated July IS. 1907
HEBER c. AYLETT.
Trustee
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Boring Wells for Water for
SprinkIing-Canyon Fence
Building Postponed.
SESSION OF CITY COUNCIL.
closing of Twenty Eighth Street Tn
der Observation-Disclosures Bur-
glars Arrcsted--Home Robbed.

ogden, July 30.-According to the
renort of Commissioner o. B. Mad
son before the board. the experiment
/ fried by the commissioners to bore a
4 we'll to get water to use II, sprinkling
,ne road In the Wilson precinct has
been so successful 1t has heaI decided
10 h ire another W. near tie west city
CITY limits of Ogden. The we'll made at
Wilson was driven 100 feet at a cost
Of SIC, and flows sufficient water for
the purpose Off which 1t was made.
County. Atty. Harris reported having
filed two complaints in the municipal
court against Kohn, the LIQUOR mer-
chant, chargir~ him with violating the
law by pedling liquors throughout the
county.
The work OF erecting the fence in
ogden canyon was postponed for Il
couple of months, as 1t has been nm
possible to get men to do the work Mt
the present time, there being so much
work going on at other places ut bet
ter wages.
Judge V. c. Gunnell appeared before
the board and urged that the commits
sioners grant his request TO pay TO
Probation Officer II. C. Jacobs $25 per
the delinquent youths of the county.
The board took the matter under adj
visement.
Commissioner Moore reported hav-
ing postponed the building of the pro-
posed new bridge over North Fork. as
the road supervisor has move on foot
TO buy strip of land along the side
OF the stream and thus save building
the bridge, which would be much less
exnense.
On recommendation of Overseer of
Poor Joseph Stanford an appropriation
OF $25 was made to buy an iron brace
for a man rsmed Buttereo'' who was
injured in a railway accident.
Mrs. Hadzeli asked for help in get
ting tickets for herself and two chill
dren to Dallas. Tex. which was grant
ed The payrolls were passed upon and
ordered paid.
CITY COUNCIL SESSION.
Citizens Protest Against Close OF
Twenty Eighth st. by Il. II. People.
Ogden. July o0.-Much of the time
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Office OF the Committee on Streets and
Highways. Nephl City, Utah, July 10. 1901
Sealed proposals Will be received at this
office until u O'Clock a. m. Friday. Au-
gust 2, 1907, for tho work OF constructing
Cement Sidewalks IN Sidewalk Paving
Districts No. and 2.
Instructions TO BIDDERS. together with
specifications and forms for contract and
bond. can be obtained upon application at
the office Of the Committee on Streets
and Highways or City Surveyor
The right Is reserved to reject any ana
all bids
BY order Of the Committee on Streets
JOHN COOPER,
Chairman.
J. II. CARTER,
City Surveyor,
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Chief fire department. -. 65
Pound keeper ........... 10

Chief fire department. 65 4c
Pound keeper ............. 10 10
Sexton Observation-Disclosures. IS 90
Justice of the peace. -. 800 $50
Justice of the peace,
while exercising civil
power, 500 per annum.
fees to be paid into the
treasury This is a new
provision.
City physician ........... 100 100
Provision inspector such compensa-
ton as the council may declare reason
able. Deputy watermaster and deputy
supervisor of streets. 81 per day, pres
ent compensation $3.50.
All other officers fees as now.
Drinking fountains were ordered placed
on Center street between Second and
Third West streets, and between Fourth
and Fifth West streets.
FOURTH DISTRICT COURT.
The following orders have been made in
tn" Fourth district court:
The petition OF Joseph Daniel tiann-
gan OF Springville TO have his name
changed TO Joseph Daniel Bagley was
granted.
In the divorce suit Of Camilla Peter
son vs. Niels Peterson. taken under adj
ylsement, Judge Booth rendered de-
cision To the effect that the allegations
Of the complaint had not been sustained,
the divorce was denied and the complaint
dismissed; costs to be paid by tho PLAIN
til.
In the divorce suit OF Ivie Teeplo Will
kinson VS. John Wilkinson. II was ordered
that plaintiff have $50 for further prose-
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cution of the case, $40 for bringing wit.
nesses and $40 attorney fees.
FUNERAL SERVICES.
The speakers at the funeral of Martin
Anderson, held yesterday in the Sixth
ward Westinghouse, Were Bishop Ralph
Poulton, Bishop o. H. Berg and Elder
furnished by the ward choir.
p The speakers at the funeral of lie
Grand, the 2-year-old son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Alma Van Wagenen, held at the resi-
dence, were Elders ]. G. Jones, Il. IL.
Smart and Bishop A. l.. Booth. Vocal Sc
lectiona were rendered by the Garden
City quartet and Miss Florence Jepperson.
RAILROAD COLLISION.
There was a head-on collision yester-
day afternoon al the foot of Second West
street bewteen the Heber train coming
from Heber and a freight train standing
on tho track Both engines lost their
pilots and one or two cars were slightly
damaged. Some OF the passengers were
slightly shaken up, but not seriously in
jured. Conductor O'Keefe, In charge or
the freight, did not know the Heber train
wss due.
GARDEN CITY NOTES.
VIM. Henry Duncan, who was sentenced
to 80 days in the county jail, for stealing
a ride on the ID. IL r, G. railway, has
escaped, while acting as n trusty.
Editor Armstrong OF the Republican
was here today on a fishing trip.
b. II. Bullock went to Alberta Canada,
today TO look over some coal property In
which he has become Interested.
son has been born to ench of the fol-
lowing families: Mr.. and Mrs, Chas. II.
Poulsen and Mr. and Mrs. Leonard B.
Cliff.
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yesterday afternoon, lasting into
the night. making the farmers re,
joice. The hay crop is very
light this first cutting owing TO a late
frost Bishop r. Bunker is
up from Bunkeryllle. New. taking or
ders for sesdless raisin grapes to be
delivered about Oct. 1. The
telephone company Is pushing their
line 10 Kane county, poles are set as
far south as Hatch, and the holes are
dug to Semans. The wire will be
put up as soon as II can be had from
the east.
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shares OF each parcel OF such stock
us may be necessary will be sold at pub.
lie auction nj the Office of the secretary
Of said company at the State Bank OF
Utah., Salt Lake City, Utah. on Friday
O'Clock a. M. to pay the dehnqucnt as.
sessnent thereon, together with the
costs OF advertising anu expense Of sale.
HENRY r. McbwAN.
secretary.
state Bank OF Utah. salt LAKE City,
Utah
First publication, July Ie. 1907.
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SPECIAL STOCKHOLDERS MEET
ING.

To the Stockholders OF the United
StateB O1oceritc Company: Notice rs
given that the undersigned stockholders
u said company. owning Jointly moro
than a majority Of the outstanding cam
ltal took OF said company, DO hereby glvo
notice that special meeting of the atock-
hoiders OF the united states Ozooerlte
Company viii DO held az the cOmpany's
Office, 307 Mccormick Building, IN salt
day OF August, 1900, at 10 o'clock a. m. of
aid day for the purposes o.
F'lrst--RcmoViuR the present board OF
directors and the officers OF said COM
sscond-For tho purpose or filing the
vacancies created by the removal OF the
directors and officers NJ said company by
Inc election OF directors and ofhccla of
said company by the stockholders
Third-'rhe consideration OF and tho
amendment OF tho bylaws Of tho COM
F9,irth-The transaction Of any ana ali
other business relating 10 tho manage
nrent. control and policy NJ said company
vjhich may come before the meeting.
inc foregoing call for this meeting and
the notice OF time, place and holding
n.erecf II given By the undersigned direo-
tors, holders OF more than o majority
of the outstanding capital stock ~ said
company IN pursuance 70 and under and
md Of section s2T Of the Revised statutes
on tho state 90 Utah, is9S, ne amended
by chapter % laws OF the State OF Utah,
''' JOHN A. VOORHEES,.
j. s. YOUNG,
Stockholders United states ozocerite
Company
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STATE NEWS BRIEFS.

Alpine News Brlefs--Mr, and Mrs.
Farley Moyle are happy over the ar
rival OF baby boy on Tuesday morn
Ing. Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Clark also
welcomed a new arrival AT their homo
on Sunday. James Hcaly,
who is over 80 years OF age, and who
had the misfortune 10 fall and break
his hip some weeks ago, is still In a
bad condition, but bears the affliction
patiently and couregeously
crops of all kinds are doing we'll here
now. Grain IL being harvested. The
first cutting OF hay IL up, II was very
light this season on account OF the
cold weather The farmers expect a
heavy second crop and unless they
get Il hay win not he very plentiful
here this year.
Panguiich Notes.-The rock foundn-
tlon Is laid for the courthouse and
brick work win be crowded. The
Presbyterian church Is also being
pushed. A lovely rain came
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CITY COUNCIL SESSION.
Redistricting Ordinance Read--Sal-
AIRY Schedule for Next Term.
Special Correspondence.

bptrIuI correspondence.
AT the meeting of the city council
last evening a bill was introduced by
Councilman Evans for redistricting the
wards of the city. The bill provides
for taking tier of blocks from the
First and Fifth wards and adding the
same TO the Second and Fourth wards,
respectively. The bill passed its sec
ond reading and further consideration
was deferred till the next meeting and
the bill was referred to a committee
consisting of President Booth and
Councilmen Evans, Bot, Knudsen and
johnson.
Councilman Evans also introduced u
bill fixing the salaries of the city Off
GERS for the ensuing two years, COM
mencing Jan. /. Consideration of this
bin was deferred till the next meeting.
The salaries proposed and the present
salaries are as follows:
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

LOWER MILL CREEK IRRIGATION
Goa corporation. Principal place or
buainess, MIL Creek, Utah. Notice.
There arc delinquent upon the following
described stock on account OF assessment
No. OF IS cents per share. levied on the
nth day Of June. 1901 the several amounts
set opposite the names Of the respective
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

CHERRY GREEK MINES CO.
Principal place OF business. Salt Lake
City. Utah,-Notlce.-T are delinquent
upon the following described stock. on
account Of assessment No. 3, OF two a.
June, 1897. the several amounts set oppo-
Its the names Of the respective share
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And m accordance with law and an or
der OF the Board OF Directors made on this
iith day OF June, 1907, 50 many shares OF
each parcel OF stock as may he necessary
will be sold at public auction al the Of
nee OF tho Secretary, at 70 East -Four
teenth South street. Salt Lake County,
Utah. on the ard day u August. 1877. at
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II Il. m. TO pay the delinquent assess
ment thereon; together with the costs
OF advertising and eNuenses OF sale.
JAS. NJ. CARLSON, Secy.
FIrit publication .Il1IY u 100.
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NOTICE. TO WHOM IT MAY CON-
Germ That William S, Hill. ElIzabeth FIN
and Samuel ID. Woolloy, heretofore do
ing partnership business under the
hrm name and style OF the Palace
Laundry at No. 15S East Fourth South
street salt Lake city. have sold and
transferred all their said business and
laundry to Louis A. Marks and Arthur
Robinson, who viii continue tho business
az the old stand. An parties having
claims against the former partnership
or laundry, are hereby notified to present
the same Immediately at No 75S East
Fourth South street Salt Lake CITY.
WILLIAM $. HILL,
ELIZA BETH HILL,
SAMUEL d. WOOBIEY
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Manager, u. A. Lar,ein.
iGs oath ST. Telephone lss.k
=, Advertisements for the Daily
saturday and Semi Weekly News
the Salt Lake Office.
-
Calculator. John j. McGregor.
40 wash. Ave. Ind. Tel. lbi
OFFICE with Lambert Paper Co.
Payments for the Daily. Saturday
and. Semi Weekly News should be
made to the circulator. Delivery
made by carrier on the same terms
as In Salt Lake
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PROVO DEPARTMENT


Works Residence, s2 Fourth North S. Phone Ind 8M
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NOTICE.

On and after Monday, July 10Th. 1901
an garbage, manure, ashes and rubbish
q All description must be dumped at the
CITY. Garbage Station, half-milo north
% the City Crematory ON North Second
West street. Hours, n. m. to 10 D. M.
Persons dumping elsewhere will be prose-
BY order of Board Of Health.
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State st. Hardware for lawn NOW
ers, hose and poultry netting 252 State
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order OF the Board OF Directors made an
said 7th day OF June, 1904 SO many
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cution of the case, $40 for bringing wit
nesses and so attorney fees.
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0A8Toz1A
sean tho 1Ihe Kind You Have Always
'ts =. &z<z2zzs5zSsll

There are several diff
schemes in view with rega
finding a substitute for the
seed grab. An exchange
TIE plan of Secretary "
provides a positive remed3
the shape of a rational ST
tute, whereby the quarter
million dollars now ann
wasted would be employed
der direction of the Ag
tural department and not
present, under a congress-
clerk in the development o
most perfect seed and its /
portionment to persons and
calities where it would ac|
plish the maximum Of good
under a system of strict SD
vision and responsible
This would seem a sane
and perhaps wo lid do S
good for those really inter
to benefit.
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Mondamin Items

w. II. Binder, of Council
Bluffs, was here on business
Friday.
Mrs. Lenora Darby is spend
ing the holidays at her home at
CIeenfeld.
L. A. McWilliams, of Little
Sioux, was transacting business
here Wednesday.
Mrs. H. D. Silsby and family
returned from Castana, where
they have been spending Christ
mas, Sunday.
Mrs. M. H. Weber had tie
misfortune to fall and break
both bones in her ankle
Wednesday. DR.. Finley was
called and set the member, and
at present she is getting along
nicely.
James Hagerman's baby, who
has been quite sick with pneu-
monia for some time, is slowly
recovering.
H. P. Morrow moved his
stock of clothing and furnish
ing goods to the room over his
corner store this week.
The Woodman held a very
entertaining meeting in their
hall last Thursday evening,
initiating a member into the
mysteries of the order.
John Young, of Modale, was
a caller here Friday.
w. A. Robinson SIZE t Chr:s t.
mas here with his .l,nily
M. L. Marks, of South Omaha,
is here this week buying horses.