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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1912-08-25
DISTRICT NO. 4
Includes fans who ressde In North
west washingtsn west from
Fourteenth Street.

Maurice Davis. M N ST. NV. 10 sz5
a e. LeDuc. 176 Corcoran 8t..... LOG
w. S. Simmons. 12l6 sd St., nw.. 1000
]. +, Moses, Geo. Wash. Hotel..... 1000
Daniel Webster. 1913 Penna. Ave-. loo
N Barnes, 1xa5 Euclid St. NV. loo
Ned NJ Eflerson, zl3l r St NV. loo
]. Sheriff.. Woodward Apartments. loo
]. H. Schombert, SIS 36th st., nw.. 1000
James McGilton. zoos Penna- Ave.. loo
Andrew Stewart, e04 Portland Pl.. 1000
s. z. Todhunter. 1s22 18th ST. NV. Loo
Chas- Freed, 300 18th St nw..........1.3B
John A Henderson. 100 New York
T. J. Thomas. 251s L St, nw........ 1000
w s. Kennon. 1895 Meridian. ........ 1000
R. E Gates, 1917 Pennsylvania Ave. 1,1l5
9. c. Punches, Ills Corcoran........ loo
s: J. Cookery, 306 K St.. nw........ 1000
Walter MARROW, 1lr Monroe. NV. Loo
v. A. Stevens. 18th and p Sts.. NV. 1000
L /. Cohen. DS 18th ST., nw........ 1000
L. II. Jackson. 3o11 p St..-..-....... 100
NJ. d. Kiefer, Treas. Department. 1000
NJ. Sharpe, 3is5 lakewood Ter, NV. 1000
w. Lainhart. 10 18th ST., nw...... loo
Tom Henault. rs 18th St nw........ LID
James Ryan. 1soe III st, nw...--.." loo
Felix Palace. 1900 H St, nw..... 1000
c. T. Howard. 1910 St. nw...... loo
Harold c. Brown. liza u st. nw.... 1,sS5
w. Olcott, 5O2 Woodward Apts..... LOCO
+. j. Thomas. z31s L St nw...... 1.m5
Harry Kessler. eoos 18Th ST. nw.-.. l.ooe
Robert Huntington, SIS NJ St. NV. LOO
John J. Lennon lo11 Path St nw..-. 2z15
Ave. nw.......'.......... Los
John Brockman, Custom House,. 1000
f. II. Maccubbin. >1A6 r St. nw.... 1.64o
Leo Garner, 2s15 NJ St. nw....-.-..... loo
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e. Funger. 1914 sth st. nw....-.... Loo
Ed 2. Gasch. e14 9Th St nw....... Loo
Mrs. Il A. Poole. S26 varnum...... 1000
w. H. Washer. 1900 Madison NV. 1000
Geo. W. Keane. 12z7 10th St NV. ISIS
]. +. Schriner, Dewey, L St NV. 1000
Edward Saxton. 615 z st. nw 1O0o
"; e. Fookes. 81 sth st nw........ 1000
Alien M Ergood. 6z2 9Th st. nw...- Loo
". q; J. Mattingly, TAX: Park. LEO
Jonn II Nored, bll 10th st nw..... Loo
Chas. Potterton. SIS F St nw...... 1000
Jdvio hosenl ed, III 10th st. nw.... LIS
: onn r. .Wiilfg. 1905 Z st. nw....... Loo
L. Blondheim, 800 It'll st. nw. i00o
Lloyd @. Pray. 1913 o st. nw......> looo
Herbert Sonber, $50 Pa; Ave. NV. 1,s1o
Eugene a barry, sils 18th st nw... Loco
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1912-08-25
To Play Postponea Games.

Hyattsvfile, Aug. 4-At meeting Of
the officials Of the Prince George Coun-
ty Baseball League, held last night in
the Office OF the Hyattsville Independ-
ent. 1t was decided to play all postponed
games. despite the fact that the regu-
lar season closed ten days ago.
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Ham. Lowd. 1244 Pa Ave. se........ LEO
Buck Plowman, 41s L St se..-.... LOS
w. H. Wilkerson, jr., $50 Howard
Ave, tia..-...----............. loo
Hyman n. Levy. 121s ~ st. sw..... Loss
Gus Willie, 205 9th st. sw.....,.... 1.6so
H. E. Mccarthy, 322 A St se........ Lol5
James p. Stewart, 1017 ST. sw... "a 900
Thos. Leonard, 1245 Good Hope Rd-,
AndcOSIla So0U
f. H. Newman, 3O4 10 ST. se........- Loo
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1912-08-25
HERE ARE THE FELLOWS.

the Fans to the ndtw will
of it
Wednesty
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1912-08-25

William Ward, 10 n St., ne........ LOCO
NJ. Yost. III II st. ne................ LOO
Frank Pew, 10 H st. ne............ Los
s. A Long. 1403 F st. ne-........... Isis
James Lloyd, 20 X st. nw.......... 1,S45
Billy Belts. 10 18th St ne..........- 1000
&C. Love, 1MS D st. me-. Loo
=: ]. Simmons, Ills Fla. Ave. me-. loo
Elmer Smith, SIS c st ne....--...-. 1000
b. Davidson. jr., s7 Tenn. Ave, ne. 1.255
G. +. Giovannoni, 134 St nw,... LBS
w. E. Lambert. 21s R. L Ave. NV. 1,22s
Frank c. Bolts, 500 G St ne......... 1.330
VIM. r. Mills, $50 e ST ne........... LOO
NJ F. Thompson. 434 18th st. ne.-.-. $500
Pat Murphy, 3Q Q St nw........... Los
II. I. Poynton, z N st. nw..... 1,075
c: w. Hettinger, H5 sth st. ne...... 1,155
Clarence S. Dodge. 4s5 5th St ne.... LIS
]. ]. Winston. 2SS ID st. nw........ 19, Us
Walter Woodward. 519 Sd st. ne..-.. 1,005
Haily Lewis, LIS Morse st. ne..,... LOO
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TWENTY-FIVE VOTES TO-DAY.

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TERRITORY DIVIDED.

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TOURNAMENT PLANNED.
Richnend Athletes to Have Chance
1t Championship belts,

q. W. Herbert. head Of the we'll
known athletic school OF that name in
Richmond. viii hold a monster Yrest-
ling tournament In Richmond during
September. Application blanks may be
had at the Richmond Evening Leader.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-07
DEAF AND BLIND IN
TR|E|VV|AL REUNION
Hold Reception and Dance and
Student Body Will Visit
Wandamere Tomorrow.
Special 10 The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN, June 6.-The second triennisI
reunion OF the Utah School for tho Deaf
and Blind opened today with programmes
Of addresses and music during the fore
noon and afternoon. Gov. William Spry
was TO hive been the principal speaker,
eut owing to important business he was
unable to be present. In tho place OF the
governor l. l.. Clark, member OF the
board OF trustees, delivered the address
Of welcome Other speakers were Miss
Maud Nav Babcock OF Salt Lake, presi-
dent OF the board OF trustees and the
Rev. p, A Sinpkin OF Salt Lake. This
evening there was reception and dance
In the school gymnasium.
Among those attending the reunion are
many former students who reside iu other
states. there being a large number pres
snt from Idaho and several from Call
forTIts. Not few arc now following sue
cessful trades and professions which are
based on the training received at the To-
cal school.
Superintendent +. NJ. briggs has
planned an auto trip through Ogden can
yop for tomorrow afternoon and he hopes
TO have a sufficient number OF machines
TO carry all Of the students and the MEM
kers OF the alumni association. On Sat
rrday the entire student body. members
Of the faculty and alumni association Will
60 TO Salt Lake on special train Tor
an outing at Wandamere.
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NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEETING
N'ocNhoIders Of the schefIenaer EruIt

Grading Machine Co run
naoyi,a as hereby given that a specIaI
seheiIehger F9aIt f2H s'0ekn9Hers eiasd;ng qt The
COMPANY. corporation orean,zaS on.,d anS
GgnnistlhS under the laws of tne sts,a ~
a. an ,h. IS hereby called and win be held
North iSe FIN OF wa SAID company at No 927
"yt gdah Iaab on the 18th day OF June %
nnrno i'is' al = O'Clock p. M, FOR the
iha pose use OF considering and acting upon
me articles Of Incorporation OF said 80 OF
paiiy, Which now reads as follows.
a1ucle b-That the place WHARF ,,.
ptp'nespai to ha business OF this corporation 'I Is
Utah Lake. state of
Which article is proposed 70 hs
10 read aS follows "'ehueo
Article 6-Thet The niao
princlpal business OF this cotporat to- 'u g.
oe transacted shall be the cjty ~
oeuep' county or Weber, state Of Utah -
Inc ord lpr ne lurther purpose or consider
@ s am acung upon the propositIor -,
amending article S OF the articios oI OF
reads as follows. "N" "o"
hrtSie sE"That the amount ~ IN.
sap't,aai ta stock OF said corporatlon soa,I
DC $4,000 and shall consist ~ ,usI',.
.nousand shares CT the par value OF 4,
Which article IL proposed 70 no
to read follows; ~ VIC Sd
Article S-Thst tho amount y, 81.
Sapital stock of said corporafIon hari
DC TWO hundred thousand Is90o 900, S+,
lars and shall consist OF two h,,ndrns ~
thousand shares or the par valua ~ T s1
AND FOR the further purpose OF oo,s;a.r
ing ana acting upon the uronositio
ainehnlns article Is OF the articles ~ g.
corporation OF said company. which ,nr,
reads as follows: Witch no"
Arue,e ib-"That at least three mem
ocIs OF The board OF directors OF mi.
corporation shall be bonaflde rpsi5s srts vri,s
! OF the state OF Utah and no other n,,ari
ncations az 10 residence OF the dirsctor.
shall be necessary" '''' 3
Which article is proposed 10 be ar,.ndn,
4 to read as follows: CO
Article 10-That At least one rne-,,h.r
| or the board OF directors OF thIs 60
porauon snsll be bonafide resident o,
the state Of Utah and no other ouaiifJce-
tions as TO residence OF the dIrectors
shall be necessary
And for the furtner purpose OF anendI,-
article ] and article OF tn. b. Ia W ~
said corporation 10 conform 10 m.
changes In the articles OF incorporates
| as above stated.
And for the further transaction Of xurL
other business as may properly come
before said meeting.
y. G. SCHELLENGER.
President.
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NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEETING.
Stockholders Of the Shamrock MInjn,
Company

Notice IS hereby given that n specIsl
meeting OF the stockholders of the Sham
rock Mining company. a Utah corpora
lion. WI be held at tho office OF Dey
Ing. Salt Lake City. Utah. on the aith
day OF june, a. -. 1912. at the hour OF
10 clock a m. or said day.
Said meeting "a called and will n. h.rd
for the purpose OF electins directors and
officers OF said company. said Officers
being required for the purpose OF yyIna
Ing up the affairs of this corporation .Ss
charter and franchise Of said cownany
having expired and being forfeited ~
failure OF this corporation 10 paw its q n
nusl incense tax due the state OF Utah
Said meeting Is also called for ths n,,-.
pose Of considering and passing upon In.
advisability OF selling and dlsposinr of
It's property and authorizing the board ol
directors so go do. for the purpose OF
winding up its affairs and disposinr o.
iS property and property rights
c-s19 WILLIAM w. RAY, Secretary.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-07
WANTS VACATION,
Judge Harris crowdlns Gases to Permit
Him Some Relaxation.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN. June 6.-In an effort 10 clear
up his Iune calendar TO point where a
TWO weeks absence Will not cause Il too
serious delay, Judge y. j. H1rriss d.
vision OF the district court viii be busy
Justice shop during the next few days.
Judge uiarrts desires 10 leave Ogden
about June II for trip 10 Chicago.
where he will attend the national Re-
publican convention. He expects TO re-
turn 10 this city about June %
There are stil1 a number of cases on
the June calendar. and he cannot hope
10 clear the docket before his departure.
The first case OF the list now remaining
Is that of Of ", Husbands and others
against r. BambcrgAr. Simon Bamber-
ger and the Ogden Canyon Resort COM
pany II was called for trial today nnd
a jury impaneled. The plaintiffs seek
to recover $3.50 for improvements alleged
TO have been made at the Idlcwild resort
during 1909 and 1910 The account liz
denied by tho plaintiffs.
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Mary Ann Leavitt Dead.

Special 10 Tho Tribune.
OGDEN June s-Af;er long Illness irou
the aSlIctlons o, old age. MI. Mary Aur
L-aviu. widow OF John LcAylit, died at she
home OF her daughter. Mrs. Eliza ID. Marion
1913 O'Clock this forenoon. The daughter
grsiaes Ia wilson's lane Mrs.. Leayitt born
in Penasy1vania December s. 1895 coming &c
Itsh in IsfT Shs became a momber OF tht
Mormon church <hen young Eirl. and during
fho last dfty Jears OF her life she Was pTpmt-
uently identified with church work Two sons
snd one daughter survive be-. also thirteen
grandchildren and nineteen grandchildren.
Tho funeral viii bs held tomorrow, with services
IN. Wilson lane chapel az o'clock Bishop
Y. A. Bingham viii be in charge Intcrment a.
The Ogden CIV csmeio-y.
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srain ut work In thiE city soliciting sob.crlbr--
FOR ois proposed ~atchmsn service in N. re.i
aenee district. week ago the matter VAS
e'ousht To the attention Of Chief OF Police W
= norton ny residents OF the city who had
seen approached by NJ. De Young. aud he
police chlet made an Investigation which re.
tpItoo IN the dtscnyefy that the company Ir q
oona nde Utah corporation Chiof Norton did
NOT forbid the company operating tn Ogden
and knowE or city ordInnnc. which would
prevent The establishment OF ,uch a service in
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-07
AFTER THE sPEEpERs.
Good Roads OF Weber County Prove 70
Be Temptation.

| Special TO The Tribune.
OGDEN. June 6.-As the result OF
several complaints which have reachcJ
The shorifrs office az 10 the manner in
which automobiles and motorcycles are
operated over tho county roads, Sheriff
II, r. Harrison has decided 10 interest
himself 10 the extent OF placing a special
watch.
Complaints arc principally from people
who arc in a position TO watch the Ogden
Wilson lane road and the Washington
avenue-Hot Springs highway, according
10 Sheriff Harrison. All of these roads
are in very good condition and furnish
temptations 10 the drivers OF motor
vehicles.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-07
FORD DIVORCE CASE.
Music Teacher Demands Specific Dates
and Identities From Complainant.
Special TO The Tribun,

Special TO The Tribune
OGDEN. June s.-"rhe time. the place
and the girl are the chief explanations
demand ed by Lorenzo Ford. the Ogden
violin instructor. who has just filed q
demurrer 10 the counter claim for d.
vorce, as filed a few weeks ago by Made
line Ford. tha wife II WAS alleged by
Mrs. Ford IN her bill that during the year
1910 she entered her husbands studio un-
announced and found a young lady music
pupil seated on Mr.. Ford's lap. II was
also represented that the instructor was
'showcr.ng his attentions" on her.
Mr.. Ford now demands that amend
usnts be made In order 10 show the exact
time OF this alleged performance, the
place In which IL is said TO have oc-
Cured and the identity of the young lady.
Also what is meant by "showerInS his
attentions" He desires these amend
ments IN order that lie may be prepared
10 properly defend his case when it
comes 10 trial
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-07
Bell Goes to Park .

Special to Tho Tribune
OGDEN, June s.-Chares He'll. a local man
Rsrf TOT the Gray news agency. will have charge
or the eompanya business tho Yellowstone
park O. s. l.. station this year He left for
IN" station todny and will no jolned there bv
Jurs i5 ''"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-07
Committee Named

Special Tho Tribone.
OGDEN Juus "a oomnltiof composed o,
Arthur Kuhn. a r. Parker. II j. Craven ard
A. r. Bigelou. has been appointed to invest
En'e the matter OF conveying tho water OF
waterfall canyon TO the face OF the ella and
thereby converting 4, into n waterfall whici, can
bs ssen from all sections OF the city and I'M
mediate territory. VI. {. Bigrlow recently Of
f.red contribute the frst 800 20 a fund to
make the improvement.
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To Enlarge Plant.

Special 20 The Tribune.
OGDEN. lime 6.-In ORDER 20 supply ,ha In
ozeafing demand for ESs. the Utah Light &
RailNhy company In preparing 90 Increase the
capacity OF its local plant i.ooc. Ooo cubic feet
daily. Gas main extensions already being
placed tu several sections OF the city. The
proposed increase In the capacity o! the plant
provides for additional bench" ot stx ro-
torts. Tho Improvement involves eIpendi-
turc OF several thousand dollars.
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DIED

ltlTnER-At S9l South First West street.
June s. 1912. OF convulsions. William
-, son OF Kaspcr and Bertha Butler
t1t2er born April .. 1917. Funeral sery
Ices today Friday) at Il noon from the
Fourth ward chapel. Friends are in
Fitcd TO attend. Interment in city ccmc-
f1f
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Rosevear Funeral Today.

Special "a Tho Tribune
OGDEN. june s.-Funrsal services for Mn.
Mary Ann RoseveaT, wife OF James Ros.yeAr
~iil ee held At the FJFst Methodist church =.
I O'clock tornorru~ afternoon. The body will
lie IN state tho family residence. 2.2t Adams
avenue. between the hours Of 70 n ~ and $40
p tomorrow. lntsr1snt viii be In Noun
tain yIez cemetery.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-07
MRS. WOODS WANTS DIVORCE.
Charges Cruelty. infideilty and Failure
to Provide the necessities.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN. June 6.-Alleging that she
MAS forced To arise from her bed when
seriously i'll and crawl on her hands and
knees To the police department, from
which point the officers took her TO the
nome OF her mother. Mrs. Margaret
Woods has brought a suit for divorce
from Ernest Woods on the ground or
cruelty and failure TO provide.
Mrs. Woods further represents that her
hssbsnd has been In the habit OF asso-
ciating with other women, that he often
remained away from homo until o'clock
in the morning and that he had failed
10 provide the common necessaries OF
life. In her complaint tho wife petitions
for $50 attorneys fees. the costs OF suit
sS5 per month alimony and the restora-
tlon OF her maiden name. Margaret En-
poy. The parties TO the suit were mar
ried In this city January ., 1912.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-07
BANK, BAR AND OFFICE
FIXTURES

BANK. OFFICE, BAR AM sToon, ,I->1
llXtures; special designs submitted ~
appIioation: household refriceratorUai on
Saron and pocket billiard tables, howl,
hG Alleys and supplies RrIInsw;cL
ke-Coilender Co., $50 to 100 So AZ
West Phone Wasatch 45s .nos nos
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-07
Dies Of Peritonitis

teectsl 20 Tie Tribune
OGDEN. Jau- s-Nry. Father Y. ThoniaS wife
cf David P. Tbor1as. OrsKon short Line con
tuctU. tisd ~ tho Doe hospital a, az rs-iT
hour ths morning after veekS' nIn<sa
foilo~inE operation for psritoulus so. re-
sifs1 Ssrzr... Ida. and TIE BODY viii b.
thare for .ris-n<at
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-07
Licensed to Wed,


OGDEN. June s.-Th- following m,r,t.ro -
een,e1 we're Issued at the orico of County ClorL
samuel ~ Nye today: Ralph W. JewolI and Reu-
ian "olhnger. both OF Ogden: EruoS, A Card
well and Eltrabeth 4. spcisht bo,h Of Sal.
Lake; CaFi B. Walion and Ioabcf1a BoyIr both
OF ogden; Arthur A. Gray OF Goodine ida and
Mro. Minnie X. wohIford OF Fort CoIIinn W,o
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-07
Oborn Funeral Tomorrow
sp~cIsI 70 Tho Tflbuae

OGDEN. June s.-The funeral 81 John
oborn VIII be Reid toraorroN sfiernoon with
ssrviccs al The Third usFd chapel az O'clock
Bishop Owen NJ. SaasnrHon IN charge The bodY
wi lie 10 state al the family home ij-s
T~crtT-thiri street until noon toTno-rov "a
tsru1ut N1II &c In the ogden City eenc,.u
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-07

ALL KINDS SECOND-HAN0
Ing. trunks, valises: best .NlOl
rs Commercial ST. Reply by p,ces pos,a,
371l Bell p'stel Z,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-07
Boys Sentenced


Special 10 Tho Tribune,
OGDEN. June S.-4A'isr thTr~ dayr' probation
fcr previous o1ense. Dewey Serden aged 1t
,esta. H.t DcibeTt forng. aged II J.ars were
today EsntsoeeS hT JuT-niis Judge V, c. Cunnsli
IN indetsFminAtc term In the Utah Tndusfrtal
szhool for tho robbssT o, a Denver Glo Grand-
freight car fe~ days The boys pleaded
-u.ity when EtrAiE1sd today.
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT IN AND
for Salt Lake County. state Of Utah.
William Zabriskie, plaintiff. vs.. Beaver
corporation. defendant.
Notice is hereby given that in DUR
Snanee 81 zee Of ~ an e. order Of the district court
Utah. made on the lst day of April 1912
In the above entitled matter. the und err
siSneds sign q; ,oI,ao F; Summers. the duly ap-
all OF the assets Of said corporation will
sell at public auction TO the highest bidder
for cash, lawful money OF tho United
By said district court OF Salt Lake county
and state OF Utah. on Thursday. the Goth
day OF May 1917. at twelve o'clock noon.
at the west front door OF the Joint CITY
and, county. building. Salt Lake City.
Utah, the following described properly
belonging to said Beaver Irrigation Land
lows TO wit:
y certain contract between the Min
ersville Reservoir & Irrigation company.
erantor. and the Beaver Irrigation land
& Power company, grantee. whereby the
grantor agrees that the grantee may
raise the present dam OF the Eranior III
feet above the present high Water nsri
OF the Rocky Ford river, "
A certain contract between the state
& Power company. dated the Ist day of
May. 1909. for the reclamation OF certain
lands 70 Beaver county. Utah.
Beavc Irrigation Land & Power com
pany. In and TO the following water an
preparations from Beaver river.
Application No. 1853. made In the of
fee OF the state engineer OF the stata o,
Utah, dated May T. 1907. for 200 second
feet OF water.
Applice ton No. 1928. made In the office
of the state engineer OF the state Of
Utah. dated April &c. 1907, for 200 second
feet of water. '
Application No 1927 made In the Of
nce OF tho state engineer of the state OF
Utah, dated April 26. 1907. for II. 600 sec
numerou wells upon the lands proposed
Application NO 1895. made in tho Of
hce OF the state engineer OF the stafe ~
Utah. dated April 26. 1907. for 200 second
feet OF water for power purposes
9. +. SUMMERS
Receiver Beaver Irrigation Land q Power
Company. c5sI3
By order OF ne 81 .aya
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-07
Plant Nears COMPLETION.

special TO Tho Tribune.
OGDEN. Jron st is stated b. tho oFirsrs
OF TOE DAVIS Weber Canal company that the
new power plant NJ Rivordslc will DO in opor-
ntion boforo September. All tho hydraulic ma
chinory Is DOW IN place aud tho Lynch Cannon
Engineering company OF Salt Lake Ia preparior
10 install the electrical machinery The now
plant VIII furnish large amount Of electrical
onerSy 20 tho Merchants Light Powor company
and Tho Salt Lnkc Ogden RnilMlr comnanX
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-07
To Be Submitted in Briefs.

OGDEN. Juno s-As the cas-. sp,,,r, "a =.
one or legal question: rather than ono of
facts. 1t Is now quite probable that tho niit OF
Gcorso Serker sxniust tho treasurer OF Ogden
city TO recover on 4 $4,000 warrant. will be sub
mlttod 20 Judge -. J. Harris on briefs e,heu n
M again nkon up on Monday. II has been
warrant which bias been cancelled by tho city
authorities. even II there ample fund.- on
hand y"
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CARD o. THANKS.

NIX AND MRS. JEROME BOURGARD
ana family desire TO express their
thanRs 10 the many friends for their kind
assistance and sympathy during the ILL
ness and death OF their beloved son and
brother. Jerome. Jr. also for the wealth
OF beautiful floral offerings dT55
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MONUMENTS, ToMBsTONEs

LARGE STOCK TO SELECT FROM r
Mckenzie. Display yards 4i2 So. state.
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Protest Of No Avail.

sps1azi ,e Tho Tribune
OGDEN Juns d-RsgArdisss OF a protes, which
-ss entered b. several property o-asrs the
city comniss.pDe-S decided thia morning 10 -ro.
osed -rth the pxSinS Of FoSlsr avenue