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The Greeley tribune., 1909-03-17
Shipp Baby Dead.
(Eaton Specially

Word was received Thursday
that the little Ship baby at Laporte
Is dead. The child was with rs
fathers people there. lnis is the
third death which has occurred n
the family of Greener Smith of Eaton
within the past ten days. The Smiths
lost their own baby. and also their
married daughter. Mrs. Shipp, loss
than two weeks ago. The family has
the sincere sympathy of all in their
triple bereavement.
The body of the Shipp child Will
be brought here for interment.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-03-17
Store Changes Management

The Mungers' Store Company of
windsor has had Its establishment
closed for the past three days. while
invoice was being taken. Saturday the
store was reopened under a new
that of Messrs. Calvin
and Hahn. and will be known an the
Calvert & Hahn supply Company.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-03-17
NOTICE vs. , ,ha Il

~ NI, ,,,r ,,nratterodt the u
IN nnnri. ,rf decCas'sos,ibi eirtl
HS'ticris hr'igo dN n
the twtlltnn, the rsluus,1
being one M, VI the tsoSJl
co"ni,uty, in ii,'eocp,ri,, "A.
IIennitE. ,,Nre the NM
appear nr,' uny dnal sees,t| sent
prcsrn, Nv luy the apEps,Ydl y
cutriEs Gaipply, ,lSSiSch1
eNecuirlN interest " L
lont obiec''O' cOI
Dated at ore' ,,.d
1909. s.liAI |
,,xccatrixo' Of the ''
sSd,lnlica,i0n y
March ltS,',IpIitcsa,.i0' .
Las, !" Itooe.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-03-17

ON his i7th day
1909. upon the psi
IIarry G Reed sos
OF said estate; .i,s ~
ssiote, ssio to-wit A
of of d greeley We'd
Win water, for as
Ling moneys when n.
Iicgacies, debts, debts, e, NJ
maneys na,n not needed
b,oIN bs p,it out on ials
Interest bearing sS
And it now ,;!,p, app
upon said pe'',,Ji.a avid
Illegal Erouhus
saId real estate MI
Nov. therefore. 1..a, y
Icourt that all al
or -, "ti hereof. or hsl}
ot ,i'c court ,slar roIn
Ittb,e CITY Of dfSylstS1
a forcsaid on n NJ,
Inf March A. q, II tAe l
law. tbcn and IN
ig ~ ANY tberg BE- ejii,stt| sai
lmioi he made made at 'ppd}
/ srr,sciGgd in sala alri,r]
rurther ,,r Sl'St]| al
Ibc pubIif,.,'o'1 .'' Is 10 j
| strnlit' ,g.kly plol,,,
IUahrd lr ,g,Uer olU ri
|Curry Of ry IKE nprcl'
IeTTd N he,sr' ,,p Harry
I9d Uurm igT5 'aliinor'
i'' uy tine d Il.
Ip q; srRoNi,,, e, PED
E '&Horncy ,',, io' N.
| rIrst publ, last ?
lp,p I lsO''
liz. 1909
The Greeley tribune., 1909-03-17
y" the p.s,I, y
80. Gr~etis,, n

To ni"8i
ovw",,ols ihl,s
wnn,.ers, elsIss
y S,a,s Water psS' pisa'j
''a,e we of CoIonss
., gu are h,n
: drd day Of
,.n,saNi en- said Matter
and amlersd edo Of tse,'
Now on
entitled ma,,s,
10 be head =
T.. Garrisg1n,aai 1,a BY
Sqari, S,iu upon its
WI, Wrn praying M
.inie and plaes
petition and n
hIysgin Ioa,inG and Ia
n,aie 'iaIes of diver,
euhle cubic, feet Of NJ
pc. MDeins the ann,
pitch Dit No, |. Bs,ss',
nitei nGteh No, ], Blss,
Bltch Bi. No. 5. M,
ih.uWh Ditch 40
oered &c, Il. d Il
accordance a. wltI
District No. J.
water from Fi.tS
OF Ihe Nortt Il
Poudre river. IN
may Hereafter ~
through The al.
dre irrigation
,iilown as he y
hl'ads4tc Of yhss
located i, on The
Fork Of the n
situated North h
East variation
!, ieet from ths
section Is. TOrs
~ West of Ii.
County. Colcrsda.
The petIiiona
change Of the NJ
The several hs,j
pitclies Ne l@ +
Ditch Will not
vested rights i,
Of water from
Court being ncr
IN the premises.
II Is Ordered, n
day Of April. r
o'clock a. N. ei
same is Hereby B
| the District Cogs
nvr County covn
llins ColoraiN i
| place Of the lad
the taking Of M
cerniug th- elalu
of such evidence I
behalf Of any y
may appear 10 4
upon such hssri,
rights ot peliilsN
the matters set n
! And II Ia funi
ltiCe uf said te,r}
IClerk Of this CJr3
lished and seva |
teres,ed herein, 4
and that due rs,rl
lvlce be thereuMl
Done In open u
February ls0s,
| JAMES q
And YOU and n
further notified tol
at the time 50 Y
statements and ID
ter as you may 4
Also tina, begtnnI
place designatA
ICouri will proeeo
evidence in sd
tllereupon detsn1
tissues rendered y
any statements
lmay be filed ,h.r
Witness Ny ~
said Court al y
ICounty. Colorado
Iruary 1903
HARRY 1
CLERK of the pl'tl
| County C0lor
Seal ~ The Did
First puhiicauo'
Feb. "a 1908 ~
Ia. 1903
The Greeley tribune., 1909-03-17

STATE ,MrI OF cus
In the maaM,ll.S
priorities%as' Y (
| S,,n,, Sa,lslric, 'a's ass
The Greeley tribune., 1909-03-17

tice of said ts,r
Clerk of this Con-
lished and servA
teres,ed herein /
and that due rs,rl
Vice be thereup@
Done In open u
February, ls9.,
JAMES z
The Greeley tribune., 1909-03-17

STATE. OF colo
Weld. IS,
IN THE totNn
January ISL
In the matter Oh
Ann Reed. deSss
Cnu-c ON feth'
Estate.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-03-17

said Court at u
County, Colorado
ruary 1893
HARRY 3
Clerk of the pl'tn
County C0loH
Seal NJ the Dhu
First pubiicaua
Feb. "a 1908 M
II. 1903.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-28

icc;s that made these notches black II q gray
green wall.
Right loot drst.' sand Spenser quietly
' When that = firmly fixed, throw al your
weight on i and bring the left down then the
right again Hold the pick breast high.
So" cred Karl. appreciatively watching
her rrSt successful effort.
A : Spcnser was lowering himself into the ere
= vase. he heard something that set his
uimble wits .agog. StemPa- the valiant and
Fght hearted Stampa. the genial companion
who had laughed and 1eSted even when they
were crossing an ice slope on the giant Monte
della DlsgrazIa.-a traverse OF pTeCarlouS ching
ing. where a slip meant death thousand iee'
below-WaS ruutter1ng strangely II Bower
''\t t,.lieIHha5IGt he was saving. Il any evil
befalls the iranleIn, shall drive my ~ between
vour shoulder blades 80
There was no reply SpenSer ives sure he was
not mistaken Though the guide spoke German
he knew enough Of that language 70 understand
rhis comparatively simple sentence Quite as
arrazIng a Stanpa' threat was Bower $ silent
acceptance of It He began t. piece together
some fieetIng impressions Of the curious wrangle
between the two outside the hut tie recalled
Bowers extraordinary change ~ tone when
told that q man named Christian Ntampa ha1
followed him from MaloggIa.
Helen was Just taking another confident step
forward and down. balancing herself with grace
.ul assurance. SpenSer had a few seconds IN
which 70 steal a backward glance. and q flash oi
lightning happened TO glirnner on Bower Tea
lures The American WAS not gwen to tancliu!
-rlaCiningS, but during many Wild hour IN
the Far West he had seen the haletul trown "i
murder on . mans face too often not T. rec"g-
ME i now. Yet he was helpless lie could
neither speak nor act on q mere uplnlon- tie
could only watch and be on his guard From
that moment he tired 20 observe every move
-rlent. not only Of Helen but 81 Bower
To tc continued uCu NnuGdr
New-York tribune., 1909-03-28

80 % ~ ---,r.s1.al extent Having decided 81
me best Inc. The Leading guide stepped over
mo s-ace- Helen heard ms aN -1nGlfg - ne
fashioned secure foothold down the steep ledge
he had selected. He waS quite trustworthy n
such wc-k-
S+z-1-s- who had q thought for none save
Helen. ca--. hey O. -ea~Sur1rG word BaTth
vii md 8 Qar- -v-aaLC.I-. he sand And Herr
Sne-se- knows how YOU should cross Your feet
Nd carr --.--- -x while Karl VII see . Your
-01-holE Remember. too, that YOU VII be ~
he bottom before begin the descent; 50 no
ta--,- ca- some g. r-ou. Try and stand straight
Don't lean aca---~- The slope Lean away from
= Don r. a--a.E. Don't trust 10 the rope or
he c-l- n -. az. Rely on your own stand
/ was - -5-1y - pick and choose phrases:
-e- He.e- realized he oGdlty Of the absence ot
ar.v reference - Bower. One other n the party
rad thought ~r--ewhat akin . heTS. but he
s.--e5 Z over 70 his mind. and seized the op-
--r-rs-l.-v g help he- by Q casual remark
Cues E0a hardly expected genuine Ice
wo-k II cC-64y.s rrcP- he sald- Ntarnpa aIlo
had q lC- - = -aSt week. Il sS easy - walk
-2g down stairs when vgu know how
i Go- -L51E, an afraid she answered
but should have preferred 70 walk up stars
--st- This -.-e-ses Natural order doeS-l Il:
~Na-u-s loves Irregularities. That i why
hi p~lze E-~. IN every novel has irregular Tea
-u-es 4 -e-osne with q Gree face would XII a
,I-ar-tar.s--se ce.:''
Ba-1r- e---z voice sounded hollow from the
depths Ar r. ms turn. went over the hp oi
he Grew Helen. conscious Of an eXaltatlon
hat lii-e- hey out & the -eglon ot lgno he fear
lookeG 6.Er She could see now what was be
-1g dore Ea-th was swinging his az and s1alt-
-ng The --s nith the ADJ His head was lust be
-Cw The -ava. ri her feet. though he was distant
he ;lI myth n -wo sections of the rope He
2ac Cur broad black steps hey do not seem
= present e-v great difficulty. Helen found
1e-se,f >-e.1.arl-.g ~ t,le remarkable light ef-
New-York tribune., 1909-03-28


rum administered til SD dercided he wash
skecrcd.
over they went with ther cages fast. Never
81 y fishes 50 downCast- NWum erNay' WINE ii
each place come crnother feller 10 fix his face,
until we muzzled EN- ev'Tyone. Felt mighty
glad when ther thing was done, fur the other
logfish who learned their fate lest up and voted
ter cncrgrate.
Then. by CrIcky very wall eT water mt Us
We'd struck CT squan. DorIcs, gearing, and
sails al went over ther SIDE and ther topmast
bent riggin' and blocks come tumbIn. down
Never expected ter reach tins town. And when
Il passed. ther Lucy ? foated er wreck on that
gol burned sea.
-TWAS thus we lay Il mornings dawn with
deck al Uttered and fittings gone And
tells yer straight that hardly knew what IN theT
world that ! could do some OF ther crew be
rnoaned their fate, wishing that ! was - Da1ldI-
date fur Ioncs' locker when durn my hide Il
there wasn't er sight ter open wide ev.ry eve on
thcr craft that dayl Over ther bl!lows Tar
eryyav We saw our dories drawln near towed
crloug by some power queer that puzzled us I'll.
they nearer drew Those cod were shown
what rhev could do fur old Cap Hake, and ther
act was plain.s They were brIngIn us back our
gear ergain We listed ther dorles. ! shouted.
Thanks Never before on George Banks
have come ercrosS such FISH as YOU. - Gap.
they hollered. YOU Re al true blue lake Us
erlong. We volunteer ter give Yer q catch ter
last er wear. make er record by what Yer bring.
never equaled by anything Take us eTh"ard
We are fine and ht. Take Us erboard and cor"
menCe ter split.
some Of EN- Iedpcd in ecstasy. Really heT-
lieve those fsh loved me. Their crew reached
down from ther Luyy's side and histed em IN.
Some tired ter rldc on ther others tals; bIg
iellcrs wept that they couldn't GIT near TIL thcr
first ones lept.
By afternoon We could scarcely float many
Goldfish were on thcr boat. Not another pound
would we dare to STOW. Ther decl, was covered,
and down below there WASH room iur another
one. Er strange thing happened a. set er sun.
We started movin It truth, ! say'-theN
had our hawser Ercross ther bay they towed
thcr schooner al that night, and morning found
,ss inside ther light. Then as tug come Gown
our way they turned and swum fur thcr outer
bay.
jumped ter ther raIl and cried. Goodby.
Rencmber You FISH TIL ther day die IheT
rowboat tellers they stared ct bit. Old Hake
IS GRAVY. or nigh to IT, heard one say but !
Jet i 90 fur there were we with ther goods ter
show We had on board. ! should calEeTlate.
over three hundred thousand weight. and IL ther
wharf when we hailed our haul. ther wise ones
shouted no FISH ~ al had been received from
single sail. iest on account ot that peskv gale
We sold our catch. and ev'rv man had IT wad
as big as or irving pan. Twas er record made.
and ther Lucy 7 WAS hailed high liner eTlong
with me Ter-rnorrer ! VIII be OF ergain. No
doubt those cod have hours lam out on rhcr
banks Jest fur ther sake Of catching eT sight u
Peleg Hake. thor old Abe Lincoln of ther sea,
and ther gallant crew IF ther Lucy p, who car
ned out their fouGest wish. and nj the banks Il
thcr blamed dogtlsh
New-York tribune., 1909-03-28
By Daniel w. Gallagher

lrs .'--tlat-H-S % the BY Daniel
-oglsr. which prey upon cod --
and haCl..s- have heoone a
matter 0+ .-avc concern l. fishing sk-ppers- and
he result .; experiments beng conducted 10y the
United states Fish Commission regarding the
er-tle qualities 4 these 1ISh VIII be awaited
T-'l C-sa- interest News ITEM
Gap Ieleg Halze q the Lucy ?,
.-sG IN sweater and dundaree-
shifting ms qu'd, Tust SAYS, SAWS Ie
DOGFL~fI ave. they're "a pesky crew, cause
-,- a -Te1rv how sie do Every time that
re- 81 - r-sIsl i they re Ground when yer start
~ haul. Eaddock come over the- doTys SIDE,
,ltro- 80 Two: but durn my hide Il didn't cure
en. - bet 81 Late ther gTneTy critters don
oepre# e when In erbout' What did do.
Made p example 81 7est few Plsoned en- r
>nUgr- Yer must have heard Nuzzlcc en-
SeTtl-. non my WoTG
" a--rf- 20 have been on thc- tTlp We made
Amos rgot that ther travis were lald. that
-0e a.l f.a5- were ,-board 1he- boat that hooks
Te-e -. -r-ued ter reach each throat. and that
many e.. iuv,- was ~ rhcT dock. crwaltIn thcT
-ail at nhat wed stock BcrlIeve i oT not,
Gam -sE3lc here there were curious sounds that
reached -DE car sort Ct call. e mourntul
tune. Twas Vel ,rlonC II an afternoon, when
nc 1.-E crows had long since gone and Was
'-a-c-t. le- 81 and ga. No one on board but
mex cook and uc swear 7 heard from theT
stretch - sea eTye- Dogtsh' Let g sk.doo'
garhorec . % G,-y crew and hade them
.-aw re- The ship - t5t- The- water boiled
with t1e- 'l~h IN =. anl though they set ther
--aN->- HE neck --tre WASH 81 ~-.-uoW come
.-Hss "l- deck
A ----.--7-,-, .r-. D.. ID, bowed with
--'- -.s--,. GA. -,.r1~ slowed rher fish
e>t gathered e~a.ur Guy Ice They stretched
-> .l: -- they eye could see
y r.a-sr swuul 20 ou- era-hoard ra5l.-or
'.S,er ;e-.e- with strength = rall HIS ewes
-+ H..t- -t glanced 4 u ,.1T en-
New-York tribune., 1909-03-28
CAP PELEG HAKE OF THE LUCY p
Saving the Cod from the Doghsh

ter raise ther deuce ru'
er glll e 50 of ter oacke1
luice was ther Pasteur Sc
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-20
3. OF r. 7.
ODD FELLOWS.

Queen City. Robekah Lodge. No 4,
l. o. o. F Meets second and fourth
Frid; evenings at Odd Fellows hall
Visiting members invited.
LAURA NJ, WANT. n. G..
AMANDA JENKINS. Rec. Sec'y.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-20
NOTICE TO WATER USERS.

State Engineers Office, ~ ,ooo
Salt Lake City. Utah, Sept. 5u lSVy'
Notice is hereby given that '"eeps g.
Combe, whose post Office adnre'S ~
Uintah. Utah, has made application ~
accordance with the requirements -,
tho Compiled Laws of Utah. l9oI. a'
amended BY the Session Laws oil Juan
1909. 10 appropriate two-hunoleu'"s
coz of a cubic-foot per secohu
water from the Joseph Combe oprlns'
Weber County, Utah. Said sprinS
situated at a point which bears no. , :.
90 degrees 20 minutes east $3.50 ee
from the south west corner oil 9cC
ton Ia, Township . north Ransc
west, Salt Lake base and merluiSn, 81
Said water will be diverted 81 1uo
place where it Issues from said sp.lue,
by means Of a pipe line and conVese eu
for distance Of 100 feet and tpe'o
discharged into a series OF trouEns'
where it will be used during inc pc.
iod from January ] TO December o.
inclusive, or each year, for stock "at-
crins purposes. This application ls
designated in the state Engineers OF
hce as No. 24Si.
All protests against the granting oil
said application, stating the reasons
therefor. must be mado by a6idaVit III
duplicate and filed I'm this Office WIFI
In thirty (20) days after the coInpie'
ton Of tho publication Of this notice
CALEB TANNER, State Engineer
Date NJ first publication october H.
1909, date OF completion OF publication
November 13. 1909.
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ROOSEVELT MAY BE
CALLED AS A WITNESS

New York, Oct 2O.-Presldent
Roosevelt may be called In 10 deter
minc the ownership OF a collie dog,
which Is In dispute In a local police
court Or A. n Mackay declares that
The animal was stolen from him Il
few weeks ago. and when he saw
William McNtuljen with II. he
grabbed the brute and called a Po-
liceman. McMLlcn said that the
dog was from the kennels of Doug
las Robinson brotherin-law OF the
eX-President, and that Colonel Roose-
Tclt knew the animal SO well that no
would be able to identify H. Tho
case in court was adjourned until
identity OF the animal could be dc
tcrmincd
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-20
NOTICE OF INTENTION.

Notice IS hereby given by the CITY
Council of Ogden City, Utah, OF the
intention Of such Council 10 make shc
following improvements, to-wlt:
To create Parry Avenue from Wash
inGton 10 Grant Avenues rs side
wall, district, and to build therein con-
crete sidewalks In the manner follow
ing. to-wit
On both sides of Parry Avenue from
Washington Avenue to Grant Avenue
build a concrete sidewalk J Inches
thick and feet in width.
The estimated cost OF said improve
ments is S1,2000O.
The boundaries of the district to be
benefited and affected by said i'm
proycments arc lines drawn 80 feet
outward from and parallel To the out
er boundary lines of said street for
the whole length thereof from Wash
ington Avenue to Grant Avenue.
For the payment of the costs and
expenses of making said improve.
ments, the City Council intends u
levy and collect special and local taxes
upon the lots. blocks. parts y lois aud
blocks, lands and real estate lying
and being within the boundaries uf
the said district 10 the extent o. The
benefits to said property by reason OF
said improvements.
The City Council will, or Monday.
the 25th day OF October. 1909, a. s
o'clock p. M. In the City Council
Chamber. City Hall Ogden, Utah,
hear objections In writing from any
and all persons interested in said 10.
cal and special assessment.
Ordered by the City Council Sep
tember 27th, 1909.
A. F. PARKER. City Engineer
First publication Sept. 80. 1909
Last publication October o.. 1909.
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~ COBB TO MAKE
AN AUTOMOBILE DRIVE

New York. oo' 2O-"T1 Cobb,
/
the heavy hitting batsmau OF the Am
erican league baseball club OF De-
troit, is 10 drive an automobile in
the Good Roads" tour from New
York 10 Atlanta which starts from
this city next Monday evening. Cobb
is 10 drive a car which made 20,S00
miles in one hundred consecutive
DAYS when Harry Knipper. of Detroit,
drove It in a contest
knlpper also drove the same car
from Denver TO Mexico in tho Flag.
to-ilag race, making the trip yer
mountains. deserts. plains and sandy
wastes In remarkable time.
In the coming tour Cobb will drive
this car over 1.050 miles. CARRYING a
mechanician and two passengers iu-
10 his old home at Atlanta. where Il
great reception awaits him for his
baseball playing.
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TRIP AROUND THE WORLD.

New York. Oct. Gothic Rev. T.
w. NanKirk, OF Youngstown Ohio,
and a member of the East Ohio Meth
odist Episcopal conference. has
reached this city and will start in
few days on a trip around the world
TO preach the gospe / of the brother
hood of man. Before departing, he
proposes 10 1ly his flag OF all nations
from the statue OF liberty in this har-
Dor, and there TO ring a bell which
he calls fraternity bell. on which
Is inscribed Proclaim brotharhood
throughout all the earth unto all hu-
manitN"
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Notice IS hereby given tha. sealed bids
will be received by the Davis and We
ber Counties Canal company. al the OF,
fee of J. C. Nye, secretary. No. PAIL
Washington avenue. ogden City, Utah,
until 10 o'clock a m. October 18th,
1909. for furnishing the material and
constructing a concrete flume about
Q l-2 miles in length according to the
Plans and Specifications on Ale In the
office OF. w. NJ Bostaph. 3l5 1st Ma
tional Bank building.
Bids are invited on the whole work,
or for one or more one-mile sections.
The company reserves the right to
reject any or all bids.
Ogden. October l1th. 1909.
j c. NYE, Secretary.
Time for receiving bids on above
has been extended TO Saturday. Oct.
%. 1909.
]. C. NYE.
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COMPANY HELD
RESPONSIBLE FoR DAMAGES

Little Rock Ark. Oct 2O.-Thc Ar
kansas supreme court yesterday rul-
ed that telegraph companies must
keep their operators informed as 10
which stations arc operated day and
night aud which only part of the
time.
The case decided is that of c. b.
Harris against a telegraph company.
Mrs. Hards came from Pcrryvillc 10
visit relatives hero. She suddenly
was taken III and a night service
message 10 her husband AT Perryyillo
was accepted by the agent hc-c for
immediate delivery. II developed
that the company maintained no
night agent at Perryvillc. Mrs. Har-
ris was unable To recognize her hus.
band SO near death was she whea he
arrived. Tho court holds the com
pany liable to judgment Tor damages.
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section for domestic and munlc,p,s' sl,1
purposes. This application Is ueS.
mated in the State Engineers once
No. 23S9. -
All protests against the granting oa
said application. stating the roasoTo Jn
therefor, must be made by afndaYlL ~
duplicate and filed In this oftce VIZ VIZ
in thirty (3O) days after the comps
tion OF the publication OF this notice,
CALEB TANNER, State Ensinee,,
Date of first publication Octooer ~
1909. date of completion Of puoiica''on
November l3, 1909.
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NOTICE TO WATER USERS.

state Engineers Omcc.
Salt Lake City, Utah. Sept 50, 1919.
Notice is hereby given that Eva r.
Lewis. whose post Office address is
Ogden. Utah. has made application In
accordance with the requirements OF
the Compiled Laws OF Utah, 1907, as
amended by the Session Laws OF Utah
1909. to appropriate six (G) cubic-fect
per second of water from Cold Water
Creek. Weber County, Utah. Said
water will be diverted at point 20
feet above the present ogden Citys
water pipe. from which the west quar-
ter corner of Section 10, Township G
north. Range l east. Salt Lake base
and meridian, bears north 60 degrees
east 2.100 feet distant. from which
point It will be conveyed by means
of pipe line for a distance OF 20.000
feet and there used from January l
Ia December 81. inclusive. OF each
year. by the inhabitants residing In
Section q. Township north. Range
west. Salt Lake base and meridian
and the public resorts located in said
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SCANDAL OVER BASEBALL

Memphis. Tenn. Oct 20.-Formcr
Manager William \ Smith. of Allan.
ta'S pcnnant winning Southern league
baseball team. has been cited to ap-
pear before the directors 10 have
made TO tho ecffct that Atlanta base
ball officials dismissed him because
he would not draw a fine finish on
the Dennant for the past season. "
Smith is at his home in Springfield.
Ohio
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ROYAL AEcANUM.

Fraternai Beneficiary Order In
sures men at reasonable rates. Accu-
mulated emergency fund nearly Ave
million dollars. Rocky Mountain Conn
ell, No. 637. meets second and fourth
Thursday at |. o. o. F. hell, 21l6
Washington avenue II, L. Peterson
Regent. J. w. Wotherspoon. Collector;
q. E. Roberts. Secretary.
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ORDER RAILWAY coNoucroRs.

Wasatch Division No I24. o. r. C.,
meets second and fourth Fridays at
2:30 D N. In K. OF P. hall. corner
Washington avenue and 2ith street
All brothers arc cordially United to
attend
GEO. ALLEN, C. C.
d. J.. BOYLE, S. and 7.
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IMPROVED ORDER OF RED MEN

Improved order of Redmen. Hlawa.
tina Tribe No. 8. meets In Eagle hall.
Friday evenings at 8 o'clock Visiting
chiefs cordially invited
j. L. BLOSSER, Sachem-
+. r. GElGER, c, OF X.
A. B. WRIGHT. c Of W.
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c. p. o. 6~KS.
ORDER or OWLS,
MODERN woooMeN OF AMERICA

Utah Camp No. 1890. meets every
Tuesday night at S p. M. at Eagles
Hall. 25th st. Visiting members In
vitcd 10 meet with US.
A. W. Agee. Consul.
J. IL. SHAFER, Clerk