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Arizona republican., 1909-11-22

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Arizona republican., 1909-11-22

See McKee's ad today.
Arizona republican., 1909-11-22

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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-06-10
SALT LAKE AND
STATE NEWS
ASK EXTENSION OF
CITY BOUNDARIES.

Salt Lake City. June "a petition
asking for the extension OF the city
limits from their present point south
TO include Sugarhouse. the state prison
and several of the southeast bench
real estate additions, is being circu-
lated through that district and will
be presented to the city council within
the next week OF so. The petition
mas been in course of circulation for
some time and now has total OF more
than 200 names.
The plan which is set forth Is to
extend the limits south and east to
the eastern edge OF Idlewild addition
taking In that place and also a large
and populous neighborhood. The cir
culators have met with considerable
opposition In their work because OF
tne objection which has been raised
that the extension of the limits means
high tax rates for property oweners
In that neighborhood. The opposers,
however, are thinning down as the cir
cumstances are explained to them. 1t
is argued that the excess tax would
the many improvements and con-
veniences which would be possible in
the district
Among the principal boosters Of the
plan is ~ N. Humphries, owner OF Idle
wild addition He has circulated the
petition and has succeeded il getting
large number of property owners
signed up. Detective Schultz of the
police department and others have
also been working In the interests Of
the affair and hope TO have it ready
TO present to the council soon.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-06-10
STON-SUNSHlNE HAS
A $4,000 BRICK

Salt Lake, June 9.-The bullion pro-
luced by the SunShine-Boston mill dur
ing May has just been brought to the
government assay office. Its value is
over $4,000 and represents the yell
low metal taken from 1000 tons of
mineral bearing rock. When it is con-
sidered that this is the result obtained
from the second months run at the
mill, the showing is most gratifying
to all those interested in the property.
1t proves that the company can make
profit on its operations at the out
set. and that intelligent management
will make the undertaking a big finan-
cial success just as soon as the pro-
duction and treatment is launched on
a large scale.
The Derns. who have made big
success of the Mercur properties, are
at the helm George II. Dern is on
the ground and is giving the property
his personal supervision. The initial
capacity of the mill is about $500 tons
a month, and now that the project has
proven that il can be handled success
fully 1t is probable that the mill plant
Will be increased In proportion to the
increased tonnage that is blocked out
underground The ore is of the low
grade similar to Mercur, which has
distributed over $3,000000 In profits.
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OGDEN WILL SUBSCRIBE THE
HALF MILLION.

I Under the heading, ogden Should
Now Ante" the Salt Lake Telegram
says;
1t seems that the people of Utah do
not want any capitol that they Will
have to pay for,
Our Ogden friends should at once
begin to raise that half million for a
new capitol The matter of removing
the capital to the city by the Weber
can be arranged by the time our north
ern friends get that money raised
1t was Joke when Ogden started
out To- defeat the capitol tax, or at
least the editors of the Salt Lake pa
perS were conyulsed with laughter at
tne idea of Ogden defeating anything
Salt Lake proposed, but since the cleo
tion these same editors have been rap
ping each other over the head with
shillelahs crying, You did it,"
Now go right along whlstling that
tune. Ogden Can't Raise the Half Mil
lion" and there will be another dark
and dismal day in Salt Lake about two
years hence.
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RESULTS THAT REMAIN.
Are Appreciated by Ogden People.

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Thousands who suffer from backahe
and kidney complaint have tried one
remedy after another, finding only tenn
porary benefit, This is discouraging.
but there is one special kidney medi
cine that cures permanently and there
is plenty Of proof right here in Ogden
Here is the testimony of one who
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and now states that the cure was last
Ing.
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me pleasure to state that since using
Doan's Kidney Pills, have not suffer
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was also caused a great deal of an
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When Doan's Kidney Pills were
brought to my attention. / procured a
box at Badcon's pharmacy, and was
cured. l know OF others who have
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States.
Remember the name-Doan's-a
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COLUMBUS CON. WILL
SHIP AGAIN MONDAY

salt Lake City, June 9.-Tony ia.
cobson, general manager of The Co
lumbus Consolidated mine, is down
from the Alta camp. He SAYS thot
superintendent Al Jacobson has in
proved in health and will again as
sumo charge of The properties
During the past week they have ex-
perienced some delays in getting out
ores, and there has been some loss in
consequence. Now the management
has the ore channel opeued up in good
shape. and no more DELAYS are looked
for. Beginning WITH Monday the teams
VIII be hauling the rich ores down 10
Sandy, and by the close )f the mouth
the company should be able 10 make
a good showing.
The new pump has BEEN installed
and is taking care of all the wafer that
was encounle.el | In .he opening ~ Of
the east drift on the fourth level
Work has been resumed cn this irlft
and VIII be hurried along to earlv
connect with the ore zone that WAS
found on the upper level. With the
ore opened up 10 both The east and
west the mine VIII be in condition TO
make a new record in the matter Of
shipping hrst-claSS product
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-06-10
AUTOMOBILES AND MOTOR
CYCLES IN DENVER.
(MoIning Examinerl


Those Who have lately visited Den.
yer state that the Colorado metropolis
has more automobiles than any city of
double its size in the United States.
Ihe women operate electric machines
and the men have every size and stylc
OF gasoline automobiles from a run
about TO the most powerful machines
Packages from the stores are de-
hYered by motor cycle, and newspapers
employ the machines in the delivery
of papers.
The automobile has come TO stay
and that is also true of the motor cy-
Gle.
Here in Ogden there are 10 automo.
blles- When the first one arrived a
lew years ago-an Oldsmobile run.
aoout-the machine was viewed as a
novelty too expensive to be used as a
Toy and too uncertain to be relied
upon as serviceable conveyance Now
the automobiles are so Indispensable
that those Who can afford them are as
helpless as endorsed cavalrymen when
their autos" are temporarily out of
commission
The wonder Is that motor cycles
nave not come into more general use
III Ogden as they seem to be a most
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vast area Of ore producing properties
throughout the entire southwest,
PROGRESSIVE MINE IS
GETTING INTO ORE

Salt Lake. June 9.-According to
Roy Bohn, they are making good
headway in opening up the ore bodies
In the Progressive properties in
Beaver county. Interested with Mr..
Bohn In this property is 1sadore Les
sing, l.. 3. Bohn and James Barrett,
and they are now engaged In running
a drift from the 250foot level to the
east. The drift is expected to cut the
main ore body at distance OF 300
feet from the shaft. which will place
the working at a depth OF 500 feet
from the surface. Some ore has al
ready been cut in driving this channel,
showing the presence OF as much as
500 to the ton in silver, copper and
lead values.
In that portion of Beaver county
where the Progressive ground is To-
Gated development work has not been
carried on TO the extent that would
fully Justify conclusion OF what the
final results will be. Engineers who
have conducted examinations from
time to time are of the opinion that
the showing near the surface Is indl-
cative OF large ore bodies at depth
In the progressive ground the condi-
tions are most favorable at this time,
and Mr. Bohn says that he feels sure
that they will be shipping good tom
mage of ore regularly before the close
of the year He believes that he and
his associates will be able TO show
nice profit on the ores mined, which
will result In greatly stimulating the
mining industry in that section ana
finally in the development OF a consid-
cradle amount of high grade ores.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-06-10

!. cfits one helps all To refuse a capitol
building to the state cannot affect salt
: Lakes primacy: the only Immediate
1 effect Is so announce to the outside
world that Utah is unprogrcssive and
thar It's people are so Jealous OF one
another that no large undertaking ike
the capitol building can hope to be car
ried. That is not good advertising Tor
ony commonwealth and the worst suf-
ferers from 1t will be the people in
the outside counties who. arc anxious
TO have foreign capital help develop
their agricultural and mineral re-
sources.
There You have 1t "Wnat possible
profit can come to any outside COM
munity by injuring" Salt Lake, That
is self-sufficiency in It's extreme form.
II Ogden aspires to be the capitai
city and Salt Lake seeks to retain the
capital why should Salt Lake resist
Ogden's effort; why slou.d Salt Lake
attempt to retard Ogden's growth
How does that sound? II sounds very
much as though ogden were Initiating
Salt Lake in assuming to be above op-
position.
Ogden has n right to hope and to.
labor to be the capital of Utah. III
that ambition Injuries Salt Lake, 1t is
source OF regret that both cities can
not be the capital at one and the same
time.
This consoling thought, that had
Salt Lakes taxpayers been aroused
they could have won the day, falls to
take cognizance Of the fact that had
the taxpayers all over the state been
equally aroused Salt Lake would have
been still 3 few thousand short AS
Il Is, the vote against the measure, is
greater than the entire strength of !
The taxpayers of Salt Lake county.
When all parts Of the state are heard
from, the adverse vote will total over |
9 1000.
There are many thousand regular !
voters in Weber county, but only about |
2 900 votes were cast Tuesday. That
which would have drawn out an adj
litional thousand votes in Salt Lake
county, no doubt would nave brought
,ut proportionately larger vote In
his county. So Salt Lakers must not
account for their defeat py charging
[ to an unusual lethargy on the part
If It's taxpayers. Their cause was a
,ad one. That explains the heart
lches,
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Echo of Real Value.

Emerson Hough, the author Of sew
eral popular novels, is very fond OF out
door life. 1t takes n good man 10
beat him when it comes to telling a
story around the camp fire at night.
While camping out In the Adlrondacks
with a party Of his friends. the con.
versation turned on echoes and how
PLAINLY they could be heard Echoes
were getting louder and louder. until
silenced by the following statement by
Mr. Hough: Out In the Rocky noun.
tains 1T takes eight hours to hear the
echo OF your voice When | camp
out there, and just before / pull the
blankets around me for the night, |
shout out: Time to get up" and-do
you believe it?-the echo wakes me
next .morning!"
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-06-10
lNCRlMINATING SALT LAKE
PAPERS.

There is weeping and walling and
gnashing of teeth In Salt Lake City
over the defeat of the capitol PROPOSE.
ton. The Herald charges defeat to
the Republican, the Tribune accuses
the federal bunch" the Telegram
points the finger OF reproach at the
people OF Salt Lake and the Republi-
can says the Tribune's support of the
measure caused its defeat.
That is lovely family to be mixed
up with. The wonder is that any one
from rural Utah ventures to enter a
city so wicked even when forced to
80 there to transact business with the
state officials.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-06-10
GIVE ALL THE WOMEN A DAYS
OUTING.

The women Of the Relief Society Of
the Second Ward were given an auto
mobile ride yesterday afternoon, after
which they We're guests at moving pic
ture shows and luncheon.
The women of all the Relief So
cietics of Ogden are deserving of the
Kind attention Of the people They
are the messengers of good who arc
constantly searching out the needy
and offering aid We are told that
this body of women workers know no
religious distinction when they dis
cover person in want The families
Of the wards into which poverty and
misery have crept. find in these angels
oil mercy ray Of sunshine Fatherless
children and struggling mothers are
helped. The children are clothed and
led and the mothers encouraged to
teel the world is not so dark, but that
there is a glimmer of light which
promises something better. The sor-
rows are made bearable and abject
poverty is banished.
TO all workers of that kind. we take
OH our hat in reyerentlal respect. A
little more of that humanitarianlsm
and life will lose half its deep shad-
ows.
we say, let the good impulse de-
velop. Extend the automobile rides to
all Inc kind. generous, noble, sweet
women of Weber county-of Utah
who are members of the Relief So
cietIes.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-06-10
FOR FIVE YEARS
HAD KIDNEY TROUBLE
Was Finally Relieved by Peruna. Other
Gases Sighted.

Il had kidney trouble for five wears
Your Peruna was recommended To mo
and | tried two bottles. have NOT
used 1t since, nor have felt a pain T
believe that | am well | therefore
give my highest recommendation to
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says Mr.. Alexander NORM, Box o. New.
port, Michigan
Mrs. Maria GongolI, Mayer. Mlnn..
says; Il recovered my health after
using your valuable medicine. Peruna
L had suffered with catarrh OF
Kidneys and bowels. bur now am
much better and feel real strong"
Mr.. G. b Fizer, Mt. Sterling XIV
says: Il have suffered with kidney
and bladder trouble for ten wears naet
Last March / commenced using vour
Peruna and continued for thrcc
months. | believe that am we'll and
therefore give my highest common.
dation to the curative qualities or
Peruna."
Should any one wish 20 write either
OF the above people be sure to enclose
stamped envelope for reply.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-06-10
CITY COUNCIL NOTES.

Park City, June 1.-THE city coun-
Gil met Thursday evening. Bills to
the amount of s2,771.26 were ordered
paid. The treasurer reported S4.327.-
06 on hand June 1. Justice of the
peace reported "a cases tried and col
lected In fines 1858.
The SEXTON reported six deaths in
the month of May. three adults and
three children. Milk and food in
spector reported that he had found
several peddlers with short weight
butter and had given them warning.
The Park City Military band petit
toned the council TO have the band
stand repaired so that it could give
open air concerts. The marshal was
instructed to look after the matter.
The special committee reported prog
ress on the negotiations respecting the
waterworks system.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-06-10
EXCLUDING BOYS FROM THE BET
TING RING.

Pool selling 70 minors will be stop
ped on the Salt Lake race track A
committee of the citizens of Salt Lake
protested against allowing young boys
TO mingle with the crowds around the
bookmakers, during the betting be-
tween races, and, as a result, the race
track people have agreed to exclude
the youngsters.
With few more reforms horse rae
ing may be made highly enjoyable
pleasure devoid of bad features.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-06-10
NEGRO TOWNSHIP AND LAND
COMPANY is INCORPORATED.

Denver, June 9.-Tne organization
of the Negro Townsite and Land com
pany, with a capital stock of 100000,
which has just been Incorporated here.
marks the beginning of a movement
TO improve the condition OF the no.
groes Of Colorado. The object of the
company is to acquire a tract OF land
where the negroes of the state may
follow agriculture.
The leaders Of the soil state that
the tilling of the soil is natural
occupation Of the colored race and
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-06-10
WATER RECEOING.

Provo. June S.-The cooler weather
has had the effect of causing the wa
ter OF the Provo river 10 recede over
loot. All danger Is not past, how
ever, as the course of the river has
at several points been changed, sand
bars have been built up and embark
ments weakened. Al CartervilIe MANY
acres of land were inundated yester
day afternoon, and the Fort field and
the brick yard are considered danger
points.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-06-10

school, Wednesday evening in the
Dewey tbeater: Katheryn Shields,
Ethel Rasband. Ethel Hales,
Katheryn Sullivan, Nellie Mitchell,
Susie Shields. Ada Kimball. Adeline
Ncwcomb, Tessie Beggs, Otto Weeter.
VIII Shea and Ralph Townsend. In
presenting the diplomas to the gradu-
atcs Mr.. Kearns urged them to be
LOYAL, and giving them as an example
the Mormon people coming out west
and settling in these valleys of the
mountains. Other speakers of the
evening were the Rev. G. l.. Martin
and Superintendent A. Griffin. Ralph
Townsend gave the salutary address
and Tessie Beggs delivered the vale
dlctory.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-06-10
At the Opera.

You see some queer things at the
opera now and then" the operagoer re-
marked, Nov, last night, for in
stance. at Samson and Delilah.' You
know they cut of Samson's hair and
dress him In rags and let little pau
bring him on the stage and pull tho
house down. Well, then that little
pauper child puts her arms around
Samson's neck to comfort him when
they have finished giving him the
merry ha! ha! a diamond ring about
as big as birds egg is blazing on her
little finger New York Times
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-06-10
SALT LAKE is ABOVE
OPPOSITION.

There Is no end TO the sorrows of
Salt Lake. The Herald says:
Naturally, Salt Lake VIII regard the
attitude OF the outside counties. par
.lcularly OF Weber county, with feel
lnss of resentment What possible
proilt.can come to any outside commu-
nity by injuring the CHER city OF tne
state and retarding its Improvement
Inc interests of all the counties arc
Identical TO this extent, that what ben
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DEMOCRATIC MULE
TO ENTERTAIN.
(Silver State News.)

Golddeld, NeV.. June 3, 1909.
To the Democrats of Humboldt County,
Greeting:
On\Flag day, June II. the Democrats
of Bsmeralda county Will hold an
all-day jubilee and celebration IN honor
oil Major Minnemascott. the famous
mule awarded to Goldfield precinct by
William Jennings Bryan as the pre-
cinct which showed the largest per-
yentage of gain IN last falls election
over previous elections. The major is
now in our midst and we want all other
good Democrats to be. also. There
fore, on the fourteenth Of June. the
Esmeralda county Democrats have
prepared to entertain their fellow
Democrats from every county in the
state with one OF the most unique and
altogether enjoyable celebrations ever
held in the west, and we especially
invite the editors OF all Democratic
papers, the members of the state and
county central committee. all Demo
cratic town and county officials. all
the Democratic members Of the last
and preceding legislatures, and all
VINO go TO make up the rank and file
OF the militant Democracy, to be with
us on that day. There will be a mon
ster parade and festivities at the park
In the afternoon, a big supper and
speechfest at night, and all the Dem
ocratic leaders of the state Will be
present, including Governor Dickerson
IL VIII be state rally of Democrats
and we want you all to come and en-
Joy the day with us and rejoice over
the good times that have come to the
country under the new Republican
administration Respectfully.
CHARLES S. SPRAGUE,
j. F. VARDAMAN.
r. l.. HUBBARD.
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SYRUP BILL AT INDUSTRIAL
SCHOOL.
ogden. Utnh, June 10. 1905

Ogden, Utnh, June 10. 1903.
Editor Standard: In last nights
Standard MT. Scott stated that he had
been informed by the State 1ndustriai
storekceper that the syrup bill for the
Industrial school was over $50 per
month. In looking over our books,
we find from January 1. 1909, that the
syrup bill averaged $36.25 per MONTH
the amount for which we received
vouchers Yours respectfully.
(Signed) Utah Vinegar & Pickle
Works.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-06-10

Provo, June 9.-Messrs. J. NJ. West
wood, NJ L. Pratt and C, D. Arthur,
comprising the Indian War Veterans
commission, have completed their of
fetal labors In Provo In compiling the
records OF service OF the Indian fight
ers, and have gone to Pleasant Grove
to prosecute their labors in that city.
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agriculture than in competition with
the white race in other pursuits.
The company has been offered sew
eral tracts Of land throughout the
state but mas not determined where
the colony will be located.
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rapid and dependable delivery

rapid and dependable delivery ma
chine
The "auto' and the "chug" machine
have only one dangerous competitor
In sight and that is the aeroplane
When these aerial machines are per-
fected, visitors from Salt Lake to the
capitol on University Heights. TO the
east OF Ogden, can make the hight,
meet the governor and return while
Salt Lake policeman is walking a
block
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LEADERS IN RACE PASS
THROUGH JUNCTION CITY

Topeka. Kan, June 9.-Ford car No
/ and the Shawmut car, leaders in the
ocean to ocean race, passed through
Junction City. seventy-two miles west
of here, late this afternoon. having
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eft Topeka shortly before o'clock
this morning. At Junction City the
Ford car was Is minutes in advance.
Ford car No. 2 and the Acme car
did not leave Topeka until after noon
and have not been heard from since.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-06-10

Pineules-new Kidney remedy-are
for all diseases of the kidneys and
bladder. They act promptly in all
cases Of lame back. rheumatic pains,
Inflammation OF the bladder, urinary
disorders and weak kidneys, Sold by
Geo, F. Cave and Depot Drug Store. -
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PARK CITY HIGH
SCHOOL GRADUATES

Park City, June 5.-The following
Young ladies and gentlemen received
their diplomas from the hands of J
l., Kearns, principal of the high