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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-10-10
merous holes which have endangered
travel 10 certain extent.
PLANS FOR BIG RESERVOIR.

E Plans are being prepared under the
direction of the city council for the new
reservoir for he5watcrworks system
which the city acquires oman. l. 1905.
and which will have a capacity of 49,
900 gallons OF water against G,00O.-
10000 gallons which the present resGr-
voir holds. IT Is proposed to mako the
new reservoir one or the most modern
in the west, the walls are TO be entirely
reinforced concrete and the bottom will
be of cement The new reservoir will
furnish adequate supply for Ogden
city for many years to come. The old
tIpra
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city council as submitted by the Utah
Light g. Railway company. and there
by put an end to the dispute Of the
past three or four years standing and
give them the same privilege as enjoy
ed by the north part of Murray City in
the way of Transportation. They be-
lieve that the benefits Murray City
and the surrounding country would
derive will more than justify the
granting of the request made by said
Utah Light & Railway company.
LITTLE CHILDREN SHOT.
Yesterday afternoon a painful acct
dent occurred in what is known as
Bergertown Two Austrians. Steve
Bartolvich and Steve Lacch were
shooting sparrows, and with little re-:
gard as to where they We're aiming.
They are now held IN the city Jail
charged with shooting within the city
limits, as n result two little girle by
the name of Erickson aged s and 10
years respectively, were severely
wounded by the misdirected shots One
girl received a lacerated cheek and the
other n severe flesh wound in the neck:
and shoulder A physician was i'm
mediataly called and dressed tho
wounds. The information Is that the
girls will recover. The Austrians will
be arraigned today.
BATEMAN FAMILY REUNION.
The annual reunion of the Bateman
family was held Thursday, Oct 8 in
the West Jordan westinghouse about
$50 relatives being present A short
program was given, including songs,
Rotations and piano solos by members
of the family. The serving of refresh
ments followed and in the evening
dance was given for the young people,
WRIGHT FAMILY REUNION.
The second annual reunion of the
Wright family was held last evening in
the Murray First ward meetinghouse
over 125 persons Were gathered and
banqueted. Songs, music and dancing
We're features. Beautiful decorations
were in evidence, and altogether it was
a delightful and pleasant occasion.
Joseph E. Taylor of Salt Lake, who
was In attendance gave some very
pleasant and Instructive reminiscent
talks.
BIKE THIEF CAUGHT.
Last night an old gentleman of about
20 years walked up to Joe Smith of
this place and offered him a first class
bicycle for So. worth probably $40. This
remarkable price aroused Mr. Smiths
suspicion and as the marshal was close
by, he suggested to the old gentleman
-. -. seiiE " al titeus7, sdS ne sometimes
took up such bargains. After telling
the marshal that he had ridden from
Ogden. and that he was greatly in
need of money; he offered to sell the
bike for So and a drink Further
questioning revealed the fact that the
generous old fellow could not even
ride the wheel, He was taken in Gus
toby. He gave the name of P. j.
Shields The wheel is a Phoenix, and
by Identifying 1t the owner can receive.
it from the marshal
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His wifesis n good old soul,
AS happy as can be,
Each night she takes it in a bowel
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea.
Godbe-Pitts Drug Co.
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SPORTS. INDIGNANT.

piles Cured in to II Days.
# PAZo OINTMENT is guaranteed TO.
cure any case Of Itching, Blind, Bleed
ing or Protruding Piles inc to ID days,
or money refunded.5Oc.
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NORTH OGDEN.
HANDSOME new scHooLHoUsE
Church Annex and Extensive linz
provcmcnts-I'inc Crops.

Special Correspondence.
North Ogden Weber Co, Oct o.
The fruit crop is now q thing of the
past With few exceptions of late
varieties, the crop WAS not SO album
sdant as last year but the quality gem
orally better though the price realized
has been lower The beet crop is fair
ana digging is soon to commence in
this locality The tomato cron was
cut short by the early frost, and the
factory run has consequently been
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MEN "A SPECIAL DEPARTMENT FoR-IMEN

treatment
no ma
sklful
be
of
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PICTURES AND FRAMES.

We are showing very extensive
line of framed pictures, Quality high
prices moderate. Nidgley- Bodel Co,
33 East First South.
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Come 10 Us With This Understanding

THAT DRs. SHORES WILL CAREFULLY EXAM
me YoU--TELL YOU WHAT YOUR TROUBLE IS,
THE CAUSE. WHY YOU SUFFER AND HOW YOU
CAN BE CURED. WITHOUT. CHARGING YOU ONE
CENT.
THAT THERE is NO OBLIGATION ON YOUR
THE EXAMINATION AND ADVICE is FREE TO
sDEMoNTRArE6 DRs SHORES SKILL IN DIAGNos-
ING DISEASES
THAT IF YOU5DESlRE TREATMENT, AFTER BE
ING EXAMINED AND ADVISED FREE, THAT DFS.
SHORES GUARANTEE, THAT IN ANYCAsE OF Ca
srARRH OR CATARRHAL CHRONIC DISEASES THE
ENTIRE CHARGE FOR ONE MONTHS TREATMENT
AND MEDICINES WILL NOT EXCEED $5--NO5 MAT
TER. HOW co MPLICATED THE CASE MAY Be
REMEMBER DRS. SHORES INVITE THIS TEST
OF THEIR SkILI.--WIIETIiE;R YOU ARE SKEPTI-
CAL OR NOT COME WHILE IT IS FREE AND SEE
FOR YOURSELF, THAT DRS. SHORES AREIN FACT
AS WELL AS N NANIE-"CHRON1C DISEASE EN-
pERrS,
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BONETA.a

Progress ON New CanaI-opportuni-
ties for Homescekers.
Boneta. Wasatch Co. Oct. S.--The
sFarnsworth Canal & Reservoir Co., is
making fine progress on its cana, which
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PETTY THIEF CAUGHT.

This morning. the Police arrested Jer-
~ Golf, who is charged with petty lar
ceny, for stealing three dress suit cases
from the depot. all Of which were re-
covered.
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index the quality the blood
npuriy deasng and corrung the circulation that Of
supplying noushnnt
continually pouring its acd unhealthy
applications washes,
the itching and other by skin troubles and for
treatment
and Therefore thooug cleansing Of the blood the only
ard quickest remedy down into the ua
impurities and humors thoroughly
the humors impurities from the blood cooled
cleaned acideated circulation
free to all who write THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. ATLANTA, GA
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WED IN SALT LAKE.

and Mr.. Frank r. Wyant, well known
Ogden people, We're married in Salt
Lake City, at the home of Mrs. L..
Grips. They Will spend a few days
at the capital before returning to Og
den to make their permanent home.
pEtInrY- tl,II IE,IN q IrGHT
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the Cache county schools. Each pupil
will receive a thorough examinat ton as
regards eye. ear, nose and throat and
personal cleanliness.
LARGE AGRICuLTURAL8C GLASS. Il
The enrolment OF agricultural stu
dents at the q. A. G. now numbers IT,,
EthcSlargest number5n the history OF the
institution. The enrolment of students
at the big school is now 100 abov. what
it was last year at this time.
The college library will be opened to
students and the general public Sunday
afternoons during the. school season.
The Rev. d. X. j ohnston took charge
Of the devotional exercises at the u. a,
G. Tuesday morning. He gave an in
spring talk on friendship.
The first college dancing party Of the
season will be Monday evening at the
Thatcher pavilion.
SPORTS INDIGNANT.
Cache valley people Who attended the
races at Salt Lake last Wednesday
We're extremely indignant when the
Judges replaced Riley Kent with a new
driver of his own horse. Kent did his
best TO win the race from Martha Dean
and to be accorded such unfair treat
mcnt was an insult. During 26 years.
OF experience as a driver. Mr.. Kent has
never pulled horse. The action of
the judges on Wednesday was unwar-4
ranted. for more honest driver can
not be found
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3DoN,T BUY "a CAT lFN a BAG.


FRAUDS
actually possess u
ALWAYS prs shores nave
years
their patients reside mere % prove hr
cures. rs 4 =
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PROMINENT ATTORNEY. DEA

Mark D. I.essenger n prominent at
torney Of the Junction city, after a
weeks illness, fell victim of pneu-.
monia shortly after midnight last night
at the residence of his daughter, Mrs.
j. a. Gill, 800 Thirty first street. De-
ceased was born in Iowa, Oct 6, 1856,
and came to Utah in 1890 and has
practsed law III this city ever since.
He is survived by three children, Mrs.
Geo. Goddard of Salt Lake, Mrs. j. A.
Gill aud Harold Lcssenger of Ogden
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FREE EXAMINATION ORaE MORE
WEEK TO All WHO AP PLY.


vets Ii and
to to
inieb Come
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BoOKINGs AT THE GRAND.

,'0n the Bridge at Midnight comes
to tliesGrand Opera House this evening.
Monday evening the attraction willbe
Coming Thru the Rye
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BRAMwELL DIVORCE SUIT.

L IS
A suit for a divorce was filed In the
BramWell against Charles Bramwell
upon the grounds of desertion. The
plaintiff asks the dissolution of the
bonds Of matrimony, and the custody
of child.
J STRICKEN ITALIAN RECEIVERS. &
c. Luigi. The Italian, who was taken
from n Southern Pacific tram several
days ago while in a demented condi-#
ton and who has been under the care
of the county physician at the county
jail for several days, was liberated yes
terday afternoon and will continue on
his. way TO Italy to which place he was;
enroute from California when stricken
and had to be taken from the train.
E FOOTBALL GAME AT LOGAN.
Tile Ogden High school football team
left last evening for Logan. where It
will meet the eleven from the Agricul-
tural college this afternoon. Since the
opening of school. the boys have put in
very hard work in practise and are con-
5fdent Of being able to put up Il very
Interesting game for the .'Aggies, who
are without doubt the heaviest team
in the state.
POLICE THINK THEY HAVE
BURGLARS.
1t has developed in the police circles
that j. Peyton, H. 4Krause and II. Fred
ericks, who are now serving a thirty
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m-ps Aoeh eau fer
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| oday sOgden News

day sentence upon The charge of va
grancy. are the men who are wanted in
connection with II box-car robbery in
the local railroad yards. When arrest
4 ed several days ago by Special officer
Schumacher suspicion pointed towards
the mon but the eyidence was not
strong enough 60 convict them upon
the charge of burglary. Since the men
hayc been sent TO Jail on the charge Of
vagrancN the officers have discovered
soms. very important clues which viii
undoubtedly convict the trio.
+ sTRIcllE:N WITH APPENDICITIS.
Il. Hsitlio. resident of Evanston.
Wyoming. WIS brought to The ogden
general hospital yesterday afternoon
who're he Will undergo an operation for
Appendicitis While erroute to this
city II, was seized with violent pains
from the afliction which was thought
may result seriously. Upon arriving In
the city he was met at the depot by a
surgeon and the hospital ambulance
and taken To the hospital where thetop-.
4tration Will be performed. s
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1908-02-05

Bottles not be filed the dairy
City situated
dust other impurities from the
OF bottles receptacles
OF pac furnished for that by the
which becomes
that milk kept cool and that the provisions
followed Bottles
rooms used for sleeping domestic purposes.
The vessels in which milk is kept for be
from the street or other impurities falling into it.
After the
utensils used in the milk thoroughly
and then with ukewarm which
been added soda to gallon of
water
The by srubbinp out
with hot soda solution least q
When censee hereunder shall any
tickets milk
entitled the shall be the
insure cleanliness.
The provisions of ordinance to the procuring of license the
of milk shall apply selling furnishing
from single than three families
provided inspected kept
and good sanitary condition provided in other
SECTION II.
provisions requirements
this ordinance shall
thereof shall be punished by fine less than dollars
fifty dollars and the prosecution default
for period not exceeding thirty for each
This it's pub
location.
Approved Jan. g. 1908.
c. B. CARLSON, Mayor.
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MILK ORDINANCE.
Ordinance No. lO4.

AN ORDINANCE TO PROVIDE MILK
RES, AND DAIRY HERDS AND TO LICENSE REGULATED
THE SALE AND DISPOSITION OF MILK WILL
MAR, MINNESOTA
Be it ordained by City follows:
SECTION
No shall the sale distribution
City Of Wilmar without first having obtained license
ner hereinafter provided.
milk provided section hereof shall make application
the City Council by filing with City
presentation by him to the City said application
which said application shall
the and place of residence of the
from which the applicant obtains his
producer of person
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1908-02-05

tmeter.
which the
sold SKINNED
egibly addition
preston provided for section nine @ of this ordinance words
Skinned Milk black light background
ing placed in conspicuous place
SECTION IL.
adulterated milk which has been brought War
provided may destroyed
to inspect the
SECTION 13.
which
shall
kept sold offered for sale said City shall keep sell
Tor offer for sale said City The
portions milk which
at which separated by other The which
aueae used this section
added
SECTION H.
Health Officer his
delivering milk or inspect inspected
of milk from place
this ordinance.
Milk not be stored
lis with stable
uncean Milk be
sold in bottles, except the following
Bottles be washed clean first with cold with
solution soda aka and with
! before filling with milk
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1908-01-24

John W. Shivsr, Ameficus. Ca, Carload
buyer "RuberOid and Security Roofing, =
Oxide Iron, Red Dry Mstalic Paint. has
in stock 4 TO 4 carloads Of Paints, oils
varnish, ETC., Best Cypress and No !
and 2 Pine Shingles, Patent Plaster, Mar
tells. Crates, and Tiles. Has just sold the
Y. NJ. c. A. Building 50 squares Of Roof
ing also Agricultural College Ruohng
for dining hall and kitchen: also ". e.
Wlthbell's Wholesale Grocery Co. build.
ing: am selling paint in Seueca, s. G.,
Cartersyille, Ca, Monticello. Ca. Thorn
asville, Ca, Arlington. Ga, Bronwood,
Ca, ccrdele. Ca, and AZ Counties in the
state,
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1908-01-24
Ennli.h Coal IL A. GA paxs.


In former times England did not hes
Itate to regulate the sale Of coal in tho
interests Of the poor. In 1866, when
the duty on coal in London was ahii-
ling CTS cents q chaldron generally
thirty-six busheIs). Cromwell granted
the city corporation license to i'm.
port 400 chaldrons duty free every year
for the poor citizens. At the same
time it was provided that the city
companies should lay MP stores Of coal
In summer Hrom three to CTS chaL
drons, as they were ablel, TO be retail
ed in the winter In small quantities.
And in order to prevent extortion, con-
spiracy and monopoly retail dealers
were prohibited under penalties from
contracting for coal or meeting the coal
vessels before they reached London.
Unduly ConsldSeate.
Mr.. ehackIey, who had been OrdeFe9
by his physician to lay, aside all his
business cares for three months ana
take a vacation, reluctantly complied.
At the end OF that time he returned,
looking and feeling much better, ana
his medical adviser congratulated him
on his improved condition.
II didn't like to speak Of it at the
time" aaiA the doctor, "but when you
went away strongly suspected yOu
Of having myocarditis."
ME RhaclSley crims0ned with nord-
location.
III had anything Of yours 10 my
possession, doctor" he said, with strong
feeling, 'Or If you suspected me OF
having it, you ought to have told me
so right then! You don't think ! ann
thief, DO your"
Fly hastZ explanation Of thS nature
Of ms ocardifis The Doctor ciollifssnl his
Indignant p-sie'1t ard areTted sceDe'
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1908-01-24
Honor Roll.

Lees6urg High School, Fall Term igor.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1908-01-24
No whiskey Ads Published

We receive requests to accept whiskey
ads now right along. We are obliged to
carry perhaps one, for the reason that We
did not siipulate what was to 60 in the
space, but we wont advertise any more.
II means loss of course, but then we don'l
care 10 try to break up the prohibition
laws.
FOR SALE. Cheap for CASH, z
mules, 2 log carts, mich COW, riyeted
tooth sew, 70 grist nil.
z. B. Lee, Az
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1908-01-24

First grade: Frank Godwin.94;. Charlie
B. Gill, 81 Mary E. Laramore, 81; Celes'
tia Clifton, 90; Morgan Pope, 90; Ton
Johnson ga.
Second grade: Alice Gill, 90; Floreuc,
Johnson, 81.
Third grade. Rowe Mcbride, %; Viii,
lie Powell, 90.
Fourth grade: Mary L, Forester. o6
Edith Haigler, "a; Eunice Morgan, os
Harry Powell, eI; Joseph Johnson, 81.
Fifth grade: Elijah Forester, 9T Mar
tina Hall, SO; Annie Laurie Bunkley, 81
Mary Minis. 90; George: Hafgler, SO;
Davis Mcbride, o.. s
Seventh grade: Mary Hall go; Richard
FORESTER, o6; Mary Mcbride, 60; Willie
Johnson, o6; Ruth Usry, 90; w. H. Long
90,
Eighth grade: Pauline Page, SO; Tulip
johnson. 81; Pearie Hewett, 81.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1908-01-24

If the banks pay private parties interest
why wont it be d good move to make a
county depository and let them pay inter-
est to county. Takea bond and have
doubly secure.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1908-01-24
SmlthvilIe Items,
ByG.C. K.

Mr.. Robert Forester, Of Albany, came
up to SmithvilIe Wednesday on busiuess
Mr.. Thomas Booker, of Calhoun coun.
ty, came up to Smithville Wednesday
visit his brother. .
Mrs. CA. Jordan and Miss Jennie Ed
wards visited Miss Mollie Williams at
Sumter Thursday.
]. Mr.. Dan Sessions, and Robert cowart,
ofBronwocd, came to smithvfle Wednes-
day on business.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1908-01-24

Why is it with State an National bank
extaSsii.ers people are cailtd on to lose 80
much money in "Busted" banks. We
hate come ITO the conclusion that this
Lark examination is fraud.
We need better laws.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1908-01-24
Prohibition seems Good.

There has only been one arrest in town
we are informed, since the Is,, tnow Jan.
2and, when written). That arrest was .
small negro fuss. Heretofore the Monday
mayors courts have been features every
week. Something has quoted the town
to a dead calm.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1908-01-24
PeTSoDalA1dloe al
T1e Names of The People w5o Conc aQd
do---Sea # Your Name CAP Be FouDd Below

Mrs. J. w. Fleming proposes to put in
q splendid line Of fine spring aud summer
goods. Mrs, G. %, Kimbrough will leave
in aefew days for Charleston, 81 c. to
purchase. the most select stock ever
brought here. Look for her ad later,
Mrs. J. M. Hines was shopping in Al
bany Monday. J. A "
MID. ]. Raglan paid Albany BUSH
ness trip Monday.
Mr.. Lon Powell came up from Albany
Monday on business.
Mr.. D. A. Ragan was among the visit
ors to Albany Monday.
Capt. Forester came up from Albany
Monday to visit honefolks.
Mr.. JesserAall. Of Albany, Was In the
city Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Curran visited friends
and relatives here Sunday.
Mr.. Luke Minis, of Philsina,, vas in
ting city on business Monday.
Hon. George Edwards, Of Smithville,
was:in the city Monday.
NJ. T. W. Moreland paid Albany
bssiness trip Tuesday.
Mrs. Samuel Crowell was shopping in
Albany Tuesday.
Mrs. Solomon Woman was among the
many shopping visitors 20 Albany Tues
day.
Cashier James McClain, Of Smitilyille,
was Ia the city on business Tuesday.
Captain John Forester visited Smith
VILE Tuesday.
Ira Cook, Of Albany, was in the city
Tuesday.
Mrs. Matt Hines, Of Americus, is the
guest Of her daughter, Mrs. Henry Lo-
gan here this week.
: Mr. John Burke, of Warwick, attended
city court here this week,
Mr, Bradley, of Chokee, was in the city
Wednesday.
1t looks like some one would stir up al
dove shoot. We are informed that there
is thousands OF doves this year.
Mr.. George Harrell, of Lu!npkin, was
in the city on business this week.
Col. B. E. Sheppard, Of Americas,
was in the city on business Monday.
Mr., Clark. of ARMENIA, was in the city
Monday.
MI. J. B. Hooks, of Chokee, visited US
Tuesday, and says Chokee is booming.
Ms. Joe Stewart, we are glad to state
has about gotten well Of the stroke of pa
ralysis that attacked her short while
ago.
Miss Lucibel Bunkley is teaching in the
Normal College at Pembroke.
Pull for the school, It is the best ad
we can have to have a good school.
The pond back of the guard house Twill
make sickness.
Col. I. P. Cooke, mayor Of Armenn,
was in town Monday. He reports Ar
mena as growing fast, with prospects Of
mort rates in the near future.
Mr., j, w. Page, of Palmyra, has taken
aposition with Lipsey & Yeoman, and
will be pleased to show furniture and TIM
ware, cookery and glassware to his friends
Buggies, nice for sparkling folks, baby
carriages, nice for little folks. Just one
page at Lipseg &1Yeomans but tina. page
can keep you informed of a great volume
Of things for housekeeping.
We have been having green wet wood
to burn during the recent cold. and are
convinced that the devil would advertise
his place as a summer resort if he had to
fire long with this kind of stuff.
No Whiskey Ads Published.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1908-01-24

m ftE..9s 'sfgNpb q 81 'I, Y Y
For choice.eut AowersDf AIlktad for re
ceptioas, Weddings, Funerals, etcs-, teIe
phone, telegraph or write,
ldie-Hour Nurseries
W., . Macon, Ca
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1908-01-24
MONEY T0LoAN.

We are now prepared to negotiate farm
loans at six per cent interest and::a a reason
able commission Call and see US before
placing your loans on your farm.
LONG & SON.
Leesburg, Ga.