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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-07-08
LATEST OGDEN NEWS
aLAsMANN RESIGNS.



Ogden. July s.-winlam Glasmanr
announces that he WIN quit the post
office oct. !, on the completion of two
years as postmaster Whom seen by the
News" correspondent this forenoon,
Mr. Glasmann gave as his reasons for
resigniug the fact that he cannot hold
the postofflCc job and be I'm politics. too,
and he wants to get out in time To take
part In the fall campaign.
Immediately on tho announcement
Of the coming vacancy in the post
office. candidates for the position be-
came busy. and four OF them are active
~ pulling for tho place already, namely
William j Sheaiy. r.. w. Wade, Ru-
dolph Kuchler and Robert Moves.
FouR-coUNTY FAIR,
Representatives are IN Ogden today
from the counties OF Ro%eldcr Weber
Davis and Morgan, comforting on the
four-county fair which is 20 be held
here the last OF September They go
to Logan this afternoon.
LADY REPORTERS Go TO JAPAN.
ogden. July Six young lady re-
porters of the Butte (Mont) Inter-
mountain, en- route TO Japan, are spend
ing few hours in the Junction city,
the guests OF the Ogden Press club
They were taken up TO the Ogden can
yen and given a luncheon at the Oaks
Their names are: Misses Augusta Hoo
gan OF Livingston, Laurie Scoville of
Billings, Phebe Kemmis of sydney. Ma
bel Brown of Bozeman, Georgia Dea-
ton of Lewiston and Elizabeth Cole
man, Miles City.
WIN r swan and Miss Lulu Fender,
daughter of Detective Pender. took out
marriage license this morning,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-07-08
MARRIED AT PENNINGTON.

Steven Aney, Ji,, aud Hose stewart.
both of THIS ely, ace numbered among
me latest salt Lake couples to slip w
10 Fhrmlngt0n and get married Ac-
'ordiuR to friends they lou SAT- Lake
yesterday morning In AN automobile
'or me Davis county Grctna Green and
ailrr Interviewing the county clerk
boarded The train for Ogden whore they
.ook me limited ion Danyrr ON their
.elpin iWm thuir honeymoon they WIN
pc az nome "a the Sampson hats, Third
East ana Thhd South.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-07-08
UTAH IS TO HAVE
A new RAILROAD
Local Mining Men Form Bingham
& Garfield Railway
Company.
UTAH COPPER PROPOSITION
But Whole Camp Is TO BE Affected 10y
Building Of Compcii-
tive Line.
UTAH COPPER PROPOSITION

The Bingham & Garfield Railway
company is the name OF new corpora
ton which came into legal existence
today when tho articles of Incorporation
were filed in the office OF the secretary
of state. The offieiels named in the
document Indicate that the new road
is to be built principally In the interest
Of the Utah Copper company and that
II viii no doubt play a very important
part In the future opeption of this
company's great copper mine in Bing-
ham.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-07-08
ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED,

Cards have been received from AIR
and Ars. George a. DHhlstead OF Seattle
ther daughter Edna to John a. Hansen,
To take place on july s. The pres
peCtivo groom is n son Of the Ne John
u. Hansen, long connected with tho
News" IN the capacity OF city editor,
and has Tor some time past resided IN
seattle where tha wedding viii take
place The bride WAS also a former resi-
dent OF salt Lake, and both have many
friends who VIII extend congratulations.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-07-08
PINCHoT rs COMING.

Mr. Il. Burns, in charge of the pub
fication department of the forest SER
vice, IS In the city today. while on
3 western government trip. He says
Irof Pinchot IL very likely TO be in
salt Lake the last Of tho month. MI.
Burns thinks the lumber interests of
The country instead OF being antarnn-
sue 10 tao department. Is fast coming
10 be It's ally as II Is being reaiized
aoW more man over before, that re
y encessary TO preserve American for
ests from extinction.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-07-08
BIG REALTY DEAL PENDING.

There is realty deal reported in
progress, whereby r. W, Rowan Is
hkeiy 10 SCH before night. to joe snoll
.or stove Hayes 55xg5 feet nt a2e
state street, for $4,000 Tine
lngs occupying tho premises are not nj
any special impurtauee. This woald
make property along there ySiS per
front foot
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-07-08
RACES TOMORROW.

Manager Chapman of the saltalr
saucer coliseum announces the follow
ing program for tomorrow evening
One-haf mile professional; two-mile
open professional. hve-mlle motor
,aco. and Lhreo-mlle lap amntonr.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-07-08
CROW BOUND OVER.

Magnus crow, a man Of about -
years, pleaded guilty TO forging a check
with Tho name of M, Levy and passing
n on Frank LETTER., receiving for Il
Sl2 in cash lie was bound over Ia the
district court to await trial, ana was
held TO the sheriff In default OF 5000
bail
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-07-08
SPIKE AND RAIL.

SUIT. III, s. Twlning OF the Pullman
selN has gone to Denver to attend
a m Ting 81 Pullman Officials and In
cldenlally look In on the Democratic
cp Yenuon,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-07-08
CHARGED WITH FORGERY.

Mandus krough was charged By The
county attorney today wAh the srlmG
OF forgery II being alleged that he usen
the name of Mr. Levy upon check
for Sl2.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-07-08
LATE LOCALS.


Bank Clenrings--Local nank Ciear-
ings amounted to Sl,lO4,Sfo'l lhcy
were Sl.2S4, 1942O the correspondents
day last year.
Plans $4,000 Rcsidcnce-Archltec
Mecklenbers has completed plans Tor
a $4,000. two-story, brick ana stone
residence for James Langton on east
First South street.
e, n
'aight LOT OF f'si--'9alilueI ~;
Nee mas returned from successl u. u,
nshins "TRIP on the SNAKE riVtr' anu rs
distributing many DIG river uou'
among MS irlehus.
To Lay Concrstonc--The corner
stone of the Women's building of
Westminster college will be laid at
,. m, July II next, with appropriate
ceremonies.
Officers Resigil--Capt- ana Hegl-
mental Quartermaster u. v smith
and Capt ana Inspector OF Rlile Prac-
tise Fisher Harris, OF the FIRST man
try, have resigned the former Tor BUS
mess reasons, and the latter on ac-
count OF i'll health
VIII Address 'Fcnchefs-SuDt. A. @,
dra,s a ys+hnrlne 80 ,eachnrs ~ dsar
and ann srrn, d,rrarert rarts oe tba
United States at ogden tomorrow.
The teachers are spending the daV al
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-07-08
Modcr" weodp'cu ana ROYAL

Outing ,,Y at wandamerc Thursday. July
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-07-08

Modern Woodmen aud Royal
Neighbors
outing at Wandamere, Thursday, July
9th.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-07-08
Are You
SuT1burr1t

Or troubled with Skin
Roughness?- CREAM LO-
TON is exquisitely sooth-
ing to the skin, keeps the
hands, face and lips beautiful
ly soft and velvety. Excel
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DRUG STORE,
The Pure Drug Di,pensary
ll2-ll4 So. Main Street,
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-01
RUNAWAY STREET
CARWRFCkSWAGON
Mission Trolley DemOIishes Ve-
tlicIe and Injuries Patrick Fin.
nigan, Driver, and Boy
Motorman Loses Control on
Slippery Rails and Big Coach
Dashes Down Steep Hill

Rushing down the steep grade on the
Mission road from TrumbuH to Ney
street early yesterday morning heavy
car of the San Mateo line crashed into
a milk wagon at the latter street, de-
molishing the vehicle, killing the horse
and injuring the driver, Patrick Finni-
gan. and a child, George Emrick, who
was riding with him. Their injuries,
though not fatal are serious and both
are now confined in st. Lukes hospital.
The car. which was inbound, was run
ming at a high rate of speed, and as 1t
reached the top of the hill the motor
man cndeavored to slow up before de-
scending. The brakes, however, would
not stop the car and the tracks being
wet the car started down the grade, its
momentum being increased at every
turn Of the wheels. At the corner of
Ney street the milk wagon. was just
turning into the tracks from the latter
street and the motorman, seeing that an
accident could not be avoided. stepped
back from his position in order to es-
cape the flying glass. After striking the
wagon the car ran for about 20 feet be-
fore the motorman finally brought 1t to
a stop. Finnigan resides at 40 Ney
street, while the child lives at 112 Cong
don street.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-01
MERCHANTS VISIT
PLACES ABOUT BAY
Members of Chamber OF Com
merce Make Valuable Tour
of Inspection
Vastness of Resources Brought
Forcibly to the Attention
of the Party

Not one incident marked the trip of
the members of the chamber of COM
merce on their tour of inspection
around the bay yesterday. light fog
prevailed during the forenoon. but
soon cleared. An attempt to pass out
literature opposing the Islais creek
project at the wharf was suppressed
by the members of the chamber.
After backing out from Clay street
wharf the steamer proceeded directly
toward the Union iron works and Hunt
ers point drydock. The India basin,
new seawall, Union and Risdon iron
works were inspected as the steamer
passed, as was also the Hunters point
drydock. Howard c. Holmes, engineer
for the large drydocks, was a member
of the party, and explained In detali
the work of building the immense
docks A buffet luncheon was served
on the lower deck.
After leaving the drydock the
steamer proceeded along the east bay
shore toward Mare island. Crockett,
Los Medanos, Black Diamond. Selby's.
Benicia and Port Costa were passed.
After reaching Port Costa the steamer
turned and passed through Carqulnez
straits to Mare island.
Captain Thomas S. Phelps, COM
mandant at the navy yard, and COM
mittee from the Vallejo chamber or
commerce escorted the party through
the yard, explaining in every detail
the working of the immense govern
ment ship building plant. The new dry
dock. the collier Prometheus, the sub
marines and other fighting vessels were
visited by members of the party on
the return trip the steamer stopped at
Richmond to let Governor Gillett land,
and then returned to the city, passing
/ California City, Tiburon, Sausalito
! and Alcatraz on the way.
! The trip was enlivened by an or
| chestra. A straw vote was taken Tor
| the office Of president of the United
States. There were 270 aboard the
steamer. One vote was cast for Bryan.
! Governor Gillett and Senator Per-
/ kins made short addresses in which
| they urged the members Of the party
to get together often and become ac-
quainted with the resources of Cali
! fornia, The reception committee from
Vallejo, which assisted in conducting
the party through the navy yard, was
! Frank r. Devlin. president of Vallejo
chamber of commerce; D. NJ. FletcheIb
president of Vallejo Merchants asso-
citation; George E. Bangle, Thomas
Smith w. D. Pennycook, Mayor ]. j.
Madigan, A A Knott. H. A. Johnson,
c. W. Douglass, I. Dannebaum and +.
B. Smith.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-01
GRAND ARMY WOMEN To
HOLD BENEFIT SOCIAL
Election Returns to Supplement
Patriotic Program in
Hamilton Hall

A social and patriotic program, sup
plemented with the reading of cleo
ton returns. has been arranged for
next Tuesday afternoon and evening
by George H. Thomas circle No. 80.
Ladies Of the Grand Army of the Re.
public.
The affair viii be held in Hamilton
hail, Geary and Steiner streets. Mrs
Mary Wood Swift will speak on 'The
Patriotic Work of the National Coun-
ell of Women and Mrs. Henry Krebs
VIII read a paper on Sights in Ber-
lin" Refreshments will be served and
useful articles will be sold. A hand
some umbrella will be given the most
popular Grand Army veteran present
No admission will be charged at the
door.
The women planning the affair are:
Mrs. Magnus TAFT. Mrs. J. H. Robinson
Mrs W. II. Main. Mrs Benjamin Heath
Mrs c. A. Macomber. Mrs. F. G. Wisker
Mrs. g. W. Merrill, Mrs. ]. F. Long
Mrs. c.. Teeple. Mrs. G. A. Blank. Mrs
Sara Bunker and Mrs Elizabeth Mer-
rfll. The affair is a benefit for the
organization's cottage homes.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-01

Suggestion" made by our representa-
tive" (himself) that Prof. c. d. Marx
and Desmond Fitzgerald recommend a
reasonable price. Hall added: Such
recommendation as they might make
would, Of course. not be binding on any
one. When Hall made the above sug-
gestion he was careful to state that
he did not do so as representative"
Of anybody. He expressly disclaimed
any profer of a formal arbitration.
The communication will be referred to
the public utilities committee.
Ex-Judge James A. Waymire made a
protest yesterday to the mayor and the
board of supervisors against the ad-
verse recommendation of the public
utilities committee concerning his offer
TO sell the city water rights to the
Lake Tahoe -Truckee river source, and
asked that his proffer be re-referred to
the committee with instructions or sent
70 the judiciary committee instead.
Waynire stated he received the COM
mittee's notification to attend the meet
ing held October 2S too late to be
present, and asked for a hearing before
the board
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-01
ARIoN LADIES, DANCE

The Arion ladies' club has completed
arrangements for its first ball of the
season, which is to be given in Golden
Gate commandery hall Friday evening.
November 6. The committee who has
charge of the affair are the Misses
Emelie klemm. Clara frost, Mable Nc
Farland, Helen Alkalay and Mrs. Will
liam Kelly. The officers of the club
are: Miss Bertha Klaus. PRESIDENT;
Miss Rose Pharion, vice president; Miss
Elsie Horrmann, secretary; Miss Marie
Franck, treasurer.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-01
PARLoR NO. 1 HOLDS JINks

California parlor No. l, the parent
subordinate of the Native Sons Of the
Golden West. had a very enjoyable
jinks and smoker in its quarters in
the American theater building Thurs
day night after the close of the regular
business. The jinks was under fhe
direction Of a special committee com
posed of DR.. A. L Cert, 0. Pollock and
f. Irwin. George A. MCGOWAN was the
sire of the evening and kept the enter
tainers at work from start to nnikh.
The parlor served cigars and light re-
freshments.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-01
EpIscopAL CHURCH FAIR

Father Payson Young. rector OF the
Church OF st. Mary the Virgin. Union
and Steiner streets, aided by his parish
toner's, is planning the annual bazaar
which will be held in the guild rooms
Of the church November "a ana 20
both afternoon and evening. Frtends
of the church are invited to contribute
articles suitable for the booths
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-01
FoREsrERs, HAysEED DANCE

There was a very large number Of
persons in Retail Clerks hall Thursday
night at the ''hayseed party given by
Martha Washington circle No. 45s Of
the Companions of the Foresters of
America. The members were attired
as farmers and peasant girls, and DUR
ing the first waltz the committee
showered all with chopped hay and
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-01
WANT to Rur or seIIf

The Call want columns contain many
most exacting.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-01

burrs. Several prizes were awarded to
the best make up as people from the
country" Floor Manager Arthur Ber-
liner was assisted by Regina LaFee as
best woman, and Joseph LIGHT, Gertie
lich.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-01

Miss Ida e. Connor now returned from New
York. Latest millinery models. 1904 Polk ST. .
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-01
1905

1-NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. that the
taxes On all personal property, secured by real
property. and one-half OF the taxes all zeal
property. viii be due and payable on Monday.
the 13th day Of October. 1905. and viii be delin-
quent on Monday. the Goth day OF November.
1o0S. at 6. O'Clock p. m, and that unless paid
prior thereto i5 per cent VIII be added 10. the
amount thereof. and that II said one-half be not
p. m. an additional per cent will be sdded
thereto. ..a.....t-
That the remaining one-half OF the taxes. on
all property Will be payable on and after Mon
day, January 4, 1909. AMI viii be delinquene on
Monday. April &c 1909 .at 6 O'Clock D. m and
that unless paid prior thereto peg cent will
be added TO the amount thereof.
2--Ihst all taxes may'b be paid at the time the
first installment as herein provided Is due and
payable. 2.
S-That said taxes are payable at the Office or
the Tax Collector 20 JlcAlllster street. between
$50 a. m and p m. except on Saturdays.
when the office closes at noon. For. the conven-
fence OF tax payers unable to attend during the.
day the Office will be kept open evenings. TO 9
p m from November 10Th to November 2Sths
both days Inclusive.
No checks received after the 2Jth day OF
November 1905. aud the 21st day Of April 1909.
respectively. Tax payers will save much incon-
venence and delay by bringing last years tax.
bills
UNSECURED PERSONAL PROPERTY TAXES
payable Immediately un6er penalty OF selzvfre
and sale OF any personal property owned by the
delinquent. COLLECTION WILL BE En-
o'0 DAVID BUSH. Tax collector.
S4O NcAllister st.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-01

Do You Want $5.00s
Read THE CALLS weekly offer or
page 46.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1908-12-04

We will buy raw furs at ]. II Stewards
store every Monday. V. G. Kelsey Il Son.
Apr O9p
Pork Jars, 25 gal. and 30 gal. lie per gal
lon. 10, Is and 20 gal. d l0s per gallon. AT
Sheldons
WANTED a good yearling bull and 10 good
dairy cows due to fIeshen in the spring
Gorham Bros.
Bring your pullets, hens and roos'ers to
the old reliable firm. Highest prices paid.
Gorham Bros.
Walnut Juice, the reliable preparation for
staining the hair for sale at Gee sisters Sey
mour street.
A new line OF pocketbooks, all new style,
just received, prices low. Come and see
them. Stems Park Drug store.
FOR SALE - Team of 5000 pounds. young ;
used 10 logging. win trade for smaller
team. Inquire al this office. 43tf
NorICE-Buy your groceries at wholesale
prices at Galvin's store, Brooksville, Vt.
Business established 1876. 46t4p
1fyou are going to buy Suit or Overcoat,
be sure and see the line OF samples l.. s..
Knight is showing before you purchase.
II you have money to loan come and tell
me about it, IL you wish to borrow money
| come and tell me about it. A. W. Dickens.
25tf
Will pay the highest cash prices for Hides,
Pelts, Calf Skins and Tallow at market on
| seymour 81. SnhCkelt. ftp
EXPERT woRK-Fine dress designing and
making according to the approved modes.
Best references. Mesdames Raleigh Little.
Battell Bid, Room 81. 49f.
When you come 10 town, call and get your
Drugs and Stationery at the Park Drug Store
where you also find all kinds OF Sundries.
| Isaac Stems.
! For pension business, etc, and general
business through all departments Of govern
ment, cole ctions made. Melvin Wilkinson,
Notary Public, Bridport. 2Otf
Highest cash prices paid for Hides, Calf
Skins Sheep Pelts, Tallow, Old Iron, Rub
bers meta 8 and Rags. All material to be de
livered at my place on College Hill. Charles
| A. Brush. 47t4p
have a number OF Fine Barred Plymouth
Rock Cockrels for breeding to sell. They are
from good laying strain. Come early TO Sc
ect one of the best Isaac Storms.
FOR sALE-storm windows at low prices
aso roofing that lasts longer than shingles
Send for cataloi ne ~" Weber Lumber Co
Fitchhurg Mass. 46t4
ENGINEER AND MACHINIsT - Machine work
and repairing, engine and boiler work. gas
engines, farm machinery. wood working
machinery, automobiles. W. y. Dy Ike, oppo
site depot. 43f
LosT-Ry Mrs j. T. Hawkins in the vicinity
of Lake Dunmore, II small. round, sterling
silver net purse Monogram II o. II. on GOV
er. Finder suitably rewarded by calling a
Register office. 4St2
NoTICE-Do not think that the farms | ad
vertise In this paper are all | have TO sell.
can introduce you to about 300 farm offers
Write me your wants or call and see me +
you are contemplating buying Norman S
Fonte, Agent
FOR SALE-About 400 acres of land, three
sets farm buildings, fine location. The HUI
lett farms in West Salisbury. VIII sell thu
whole property together or in separate par
cells. This is an opportunity for on il inter
ested. Norman S. Foote, Agent
The Eaton and Hurlbut papers are un
equaled in style and quality by any othe
make and yet they cost you no more than in
ferior papers; sold at Sterns' Park DruI
Store.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1908-12-04
MIDOLEBURY LOCALS.

Fred Hathorn has been in New York
this week on business.
Carl Mead has returned to his home in
New York City after Il visit to his moth
err Mrs. Mary Mead.
Mrs. William McGilton has returned
from visit to her father. DR.. KING in
Fort Edward, n y.
W. w. Woo has returned from trip
to Boston.
Reid L. Carr of New York City was a
recent visitor of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. A X Carr.
A lraham Williamson is confined to the
house by illness.
A. d. Mead of Providencs, R. | has
returned home after visiting his sister,
Mrs. Fertig
Mrs. Willard Mead of Glen Ridge, n
j., is in town having been called here
by the serious illness of her father, j. r.
Ford.
Dr. Bert Marshal! of Albany, N. Y,
was in town Sunday to attend the funer-
al of his grandfather Mr.. A. j. Marshall.
Frank Lasher slipped and fell on a
wrench Wednesday, and injured his
nose.
Col. and Mrs. S. A. IIsley have return
from an extended trip in New York City.
Mrs Harley Cook and daughter Barbara
of Castleton were recent guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Buzzell.
Mrs. Foster Whiting and son have re-
turned to their home in Burlington after
visiting her sister, Mrs. Arthur Black.
mer
Miss Mabel Merrill has gone to Albany
N Y, where she will visit at the home
of her uncle DR.. Cyrus Merrill.
Miss Irene Henry has been the CUES,
of Mrs. Edward p. Cushman for severa
days.
Frank Stearns and family have been tc
! North Ferrisburg for a short stay with
John Kenyon, father of Mrs. Stearns.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Wills of Bristol
have been visiting relatives in town thi,
week
The Philathea society of the Memora
Baptist church held successful sale OF
fancy articles in the old Baptist churcl
on Wednesday, and the ladies of tn,
parish gave supper at six in the even
ing.
The dramatic club of Mddlebury
grange gave the play, Down East at
grange hail. Bridport, on "Wednesday
evening OF this week.
Addison Court, G. 0. F., will hold it
annual election of officers Tuesday, Dec
Sth. \ full attendance is desired.
MIR. and Mrs. Geo Dunlap and family
have moved to Milford, Mass. Mr.. Dun
lap has been the foreman on che log
drive and lumber work here for the
Green Mountain pulp company for tn,
past 10 years, and has been in the EN-
ploy of the same corporation for about
% years, being located at Bellows Fall
before coming here.
, The Middlebury Ladies' Library as
ISOLATION will hold lis annual meeting il
the library room on Saturday, Dec. 9th
. at four. Please remember that all an
nual subscribers are members of the AS
ISOLATION, and are requested to be pre-
sent
The town hall was filed to its capacit,
Tuesday evening to hear Victors ROya
Venetian band, which rendered fin
= program of classical and popular seec
tions in style that elected the highes
lpraise from the audience. Twenty tw'
finished artists, nearly every man an ac
complished soloist, delighted the larg
7 assemblage for two hours in way tina
will not soon be forgotten. Middlebur,
and vicinity should congratulate Tn
Century club on having secured this or
ganization.