The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-06-13

daily Invited. Bishop Spsldipg OF
Salt Lake City Will also be present.
Five Thousand Acres stale land to
be sold at auction at Burley. Ida, on
June Is. Lands arc under govern
ment canals and will be sold in forty,
acre tracts TO the highest bidder Re,
duced rates from Utah points June
II, 1S and IA, from Idaho points June
IL, IA and Is. Ask Oregon Short Line
agents for rates and further partlcu-
lars, or address D. E. Burley, General
Passenger Agent Room 201 Deseret
News Building, Salt Lake City. Utah.
City ticket office 201 Main street.
Livestock company-Artcles of in
corporation OF the Rlalr-Hanscn Live
stock company were filed yesterday
In the Office of the clerk OF Weber
county. The capital stock of the cor
9oration is $4,000, In 800 shares OF
the par value Of S100 each. The pur-
pose of the corporation is to engage
in breeding and dealing In livestock
and the purchasing leasing and dispos-
ing OF iand and the erection OF such
buildings as are necessary for the pro-
motion o. that business. The incor-
polatoTs are Preston a. Blair, Lars
Hanson. J P. Blair, Simon s. Jensen,
Stephen S, Blair and Seth M. Blair,
and Preston A, Blair is named as pres
ident; Lars Hanson, vIce-president
aud Simon S. Jensen, secretary and
treasurer. These, with ]. p. Blair and
Stephen S. Blair. constitute the first
board OF directors, and Ogden is named
as the principal place of business.
If YOU drink. drink Yellowstone.
Hess Bread Is made in a clean shop.
All doughs are mixed by machinery.
Prays for characterization Newman
has tired of her husband, Samuel
Newman. and yesterday petitloned
Judge Howell Of the Second district
court to grant her divorce from him.
She. alleges that they were married
at El Paso. Texas, April l, 1907, and
that Mr.. Newman has deserted her
and falls to provide the necessaries of
life.
The Examiner received a fine box
of pineapples from the H. l.. Griffin
company yesterday. They were of
high quality and were greatly appre-
ciated.
Discharged From Hospital-William
Moyes was discharged from the Og-
den General hospital yesterday, where
he underwent an operation for appen-
dicitis. He has fully recovered.
Earl Greenwell returned yesterday
from Philadelphia. where he recently
graduated from dental college.
Plain City Defeats llberty-The ball
game at Liberty yesterday between
the home team and 'he Plain City
team was an interesting amateur
game, attracting a majority OF the
people of the town The Plain City
lads put it over the Liberty twirlers
to the tune Of l3 to 6.
Hooper and Eden Gross Bats
Hooper and Eden crossed bats on the
Hooper diamond yesterday afternoon.
While the runs were quite numerous
the game was considered by all TO be
satisfactory and the large attendance
was we'll pleased The score was 3
TO Z in favor of Hooper
Entertained at the Oaks-Mayor
Brewer entertained the members of
the city council at luncheon at the
Oaks Friday night
j. c. Embry Methodist Misson-D
vine services and class meeting to-
night al o'clock at the hall, Bennett
block, corner of Twenty-siXth street
and Grant avenue, Good music fur
nished by the choir, Excellent speak
ing. The beautiful flower service Will
be held in this hall Sunday evening
June 90. Plenty Of flowers and music.
The public Is cordially invited to at
tend these services
Trustees Hold MeetIng-Thc regu-
lar meeting of the board OF trustees
Of the Utah Industrial school was held
at that institution yesterday evening.
President Harry Joseph formally an
nouncod that Governor Spry had is
sucd proclamation, calling for an
Official investigation of the charges
against Superintendent II. II. Thomas
OF the institution and that tho first
session OF the investigation would be
held at II o'clock Monday morning.
number Of paroles to boys and
girls of the school were granted ac-
cordlng TO the merit system, and 9TH