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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR SALE-sMAL. BRICK HOUSES WITH
bath. furnace heat: rent. $il9 per month
Might consider house with stale in downtown
section in exchange.
For Saie-Near Union station. nine-room
brick. with bath: low price to quick buyer:
Also farm OF 149 acres. near city and cleo
trio cars. OWNER Box 307. Star ONCE.
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l. Z CO.. 5N 11eh NV.
1880 ID, Or, b. 1850
1927 Linden, Or. b. 1880
1903 18th, 5r, w..l6.50
2136 Sth, Or, w...11.5O
1873 9th. Or. ". .17.0
1915 NJ, 4r, W. ....l5.@
2421 Va av, 5r,w.15.0
No 1 Hurst pl, Or, w12.50
1850 Blad ri. 5r. 10. OO
FLATS.
100 18th, 3r. b. $500
1903 D ne, 5r, b. .3.30
1884, Pa ay SEES, BIT so
sol y, 4r. .14.00
STORES.
2O1 c ne, str 4 Or. 5000
1900 18th NV. 80. 90
100 18th. I'd door. 80. 90
shed r'r 461 No ay.k00
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EOk RENI-BI GEO.
TIA Pa.
NV. 114O Cor. 81. bS42.!n
NV, $40 Web. 6r.b.o1.O
NV. 4315 Ga aver. be-. 80
NW.522 21st. 7r.b.&.@
NV. o221 II, Or, b.25.D
WEISS 1. Or. b. .20.50
NV. DOB II. 5r. w.17.5O
NE. 4O1 G.. 7r. b. $3.50
ST. 322 $ c av. Or. b. $50
Sc. H'kman. .b11.O
APARTMENTS.
"Octavia."
No 24-3T 4 b. :. 10. no
NW.1122 Pa av,3.b22. so
INVITA- Pa av.4 BIZ. 80
NV. 1893 14th. 4r.b2J.50
NV, 1921 Otis place.
Sr, b. ...-.......2 30 30
Get cOmplete list at O
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V. LlNkINS.
ave. NV.
NW.S2 Q, 5r.b. so
STABLE OR GARAGE.
NV. 2114 Fl. 15stailsJO. 90
STORES. ETC.
NV, 135 9th. store. 65. 90
500 18th, store. :. 40. 90
NV. 1115 Fla av. store
and fiat. ........ 80. 90
NV, Warehouse. 20. 90
NV. 114O 10Th. 9r. SITS. 80
NV. storage room. 5. 90
COLORED TENANTS.
NW,4J7 Ridge. d 6r19. 80
NW.17l3 Seaton st.
Or and water. 1850
NV. I'LL Seaton st.
Or and water. Is. 90
Nee.
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Read Our Real Estate Ads Today
This is lively time for Washington property and The Star
the bargains.
FOR SALE-HOUSES.
(COntfnued.)

FOR sALE-BEAUTIFUL CORNER RESIDENCE
AT A SACRIFICE.
Must he sold to settle estate.
Near Conn. ave. and r st.
80 feet front.
Only $1,000
1yS 81 esh is News York ave-
FOR SALE-NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE-
NOT FAR FROM DUPONT CIRCLE.
At the low price Of $3.50 you can buy 4
three-story dwelling. containing IL rooms and
two bathrooms. with lot about lis feet deep to
an alley.
and the price quoted is several thousand dollars
Stone ce M ss1 1 asp SeS YORK ave.
Colonial home. sauls: rooms, tile bath:
hot-water heat: hardwood trim; $1,000, easy
payments.
Pctworth; 8 rooms. tile bath: hot water heat;
hardwood trim; large yard; big buy, only =. $50
121s1 INVESTMENTS.
new bricks, NV; rooms, hath: colonial
porches: rented at $3.50. Price, $1,750.
GEO. NJ. SLYE. 1914 14th NV.
WHEN YOU SEE ALL THE TREES PUDDING
make you want to have your own garden. 80
that you could grow things? These homes
or Sssn
garden. A painted picket fence surrounds
each lot and good cement walk runs its
entire length
18th AND F. SITS. Sc.
Exhibit home open daily, lighted and heated,
until pm.
$3.50 to $3.50.
Terms, $500 cash and SD 40 month";
including all interest.
OF this amount an average OF $16.o7 applies
each month the purchase price, and repre-
sents the money you save
Six bright rooms; elegant bathroom.
Light cellar under entire house. Front
and rear porches. Expensive gas fix
lures. with electric lighting attach
ment and handsome gas dome in din
ing room. Beautiful decorations. High
grade furnace with gas hot-water
heater for summer use. Ventilated
gas kitchen range.
MIDDAUGH & SHANNON. INC,
Builder ard Owner.
SHANNON & LUCHS, 713 14th St.
Selling Agents
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

Fob SALE
A DETACHED BRICK DWELLING
NEAR 14th AND FAIRMONT SITS: NEAR
THE NEW MILLION DOLLAR HIGH SCHOOL.
NEW NORMAL SCHOOL. THE RESIDENCES
OF SECRETARY OF STATE AND JUSTICE
OF THE SUPREME COURT.
PRICE. $4,000
II ROOMS; HOT-WATER HEAT. LOT 80
By 17j.
ANOTHER ONE IN THIS CHOICE LOCATION.
A BEAUTIFUL NEW RESIDENCE
AT BARGAIN PRICE.
ON ACCOUNT OF THE OWNER HAVING
MOVED FROM WASHINGTON HE WILL
SELL FOR $4,000 A HOME THAT COST
on ONE Of TIE BEST IMPROVED AND
MOST ATTRACTIVE SQUARES ON THE
HEIGHTS. WEST OF 18th ST.
THE HOUSE CONTAINS 10 ROOMS: I
ROOMS DEEP ON THE FIRST FLOOR: 2
MAGNIFICENT BATHS: SHOWER BATH:
SLEEPING PORCH: AN INSTANTANEOUS
TERED BY AN EXPENSIVE FILTER: A
WELL EQUIPPED GARAGE, HEATED WITH
HOT WATER: SIZE OF LOT, 20 BY 135 Eft.
TO 16-FT. PAVED ALLEY.
THE FINISH. DECORATIONS. ETC,
THROUGHOUT THIS HOUSE WOULD CON-
PARE WITH MANY $4,000 MANSIONS.
STONE & FAIRFAX,
1912 NEW YORK AVE.
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1920 Mass av ne. 9r37. so
1922 9th NV, Sr. 30. 90
1927 v NV, Or. %. 80
626 l. NV. 7r. $3.50
AL Neal pl NV, or. $500
1916 Md av ne, Or. %. 90
coo I'd ne. Or. ESQ
$500 n Fl av NV, 7r0. 80
1917 G sw, 6r. 1880
764 Irving NV. Ar. 1880
1917 f sw. Or. ..27.O
1927 ! ne. Or. :. .1I.50
1886 Kramer ne. or. 900
!. Y. ave. NV. NJ. TO.
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
District OF Columbia Washington. April ~,
1918. Sealed proposals will he received at this
office, Room 500 District Building. until two
O'Clock pm, May 5. 1913. for furnishing and
delivering one twenty-five t25l horse power fuel
oil engine with direct connected electric gen
orator for use the Water Department. this city.
Specifications and form Of proposal may be OBJ
tanned from the Purchasing Officer. Room 81
District Building. CUNO III. RUDOLPH JOHN
A. JOHNSTON CHESTER HARDING Commis-
sioners D. C. ap14-3t
DEPOT QUARTERMASTER'S OFFICE.
Washington. ID. c., April II. l9l3.-Sealed pro.
posals in tripllcate, will be received here until
In O'Clock m, May ), 1913. and then opened.
for installation OF a Hydro Therapeutic Appara-
Jus in the Walter Reed General Hospital. Blank
forms and further information on applica ton.
c. F. DOwNEY. Depot Quartermaster.
apl4.15. l6. II. 2S. 30-6t
DEPOT QUARTERMASTERS OFFICE.
Washington. u. c.. March Is. 1913.-Sealed pro-
posals. in trpacate. will be received here until
II O'clock an. April To- 1913. and then opened.
for furnishing and delivering fuel. forage. straw.
mineral oil and gasoline at Washington. ID. C..
and posts in vicinity: also. for job printing.
moving ashes and refuse matter. and shoeing n
mals in Washington, ID. c.. during the fiscal
year commencing July ]. 1913. Information
application. q. =. D0wNEY, Depot Quarter
master. mills. Ii. is. 19.apl2.1S
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ACL CO., eth & L NV.
1913 4th NV, 5r, b. IS. so
1915 7th NV. Or. b. 1850
80 Fla Az NV. 5r. b1S.5O
1928 7th NV, 4r,b.16.O0
l941 9th NV, Ar, b. 1900
1859 q NV. 2r. .12.O
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.
FOR SALE-LOTS.

FOR SALE
SPECIAL BARGAINS FOR BUILDERS
. lots Colorado ave. NV. near i"'h H.1
total area about 1000 square feet; w"rtD
5000: quick SALE take Sl,5i5.
lots on Illinois ave near Jefferson 81 NV:
total area about 100 50. tt; buy now ar
81 300 and make $500 p-oht.
Lot so by $50 IT.. on ST. ne. near 18th.
adjoining lot held at se.2Jo; price of this
only 81 800.
NEW YORK REAL ESTATE BROKERS. 1879 r.
FOR SALE-LOTS FROM so TO 800 FEET
front on the AVENUE OF THE PRESIDENTS
HEIGHTS: beautiful old forest shade: high
elevation: greatest view Of Rock Creek PARK
in d. c.
To create rapid building development on
Sixteenth Street Heights will offer In this
subdivision few choice lots 60 feet front ZOE
e1,150, easy terms. When our oner ~
withdrawn 1t will never again be made ID
this locality.
Plat and fu!I particulars upon request.
ROBERT F. HEATER. Colorado bldg
FOR SALE-A FEW CHOICE LOTS BETWEEN
18th and 14th SITS. NV. above grade; ma.
adamized streets, sidewalks etc. Easy terms.
Accessible to through service to heart Ok
Address Box 361. Star Office.
FOR SALE-N.w. CORNER OF MCKINLEY AND
seth sts., Chevy Chase; above grade: ooxl4Os
with sewer, water. gas, etc.
OWNER. Box 364. Star ONCE
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FOR RENT
1870 18th NV. Tor $J6. 90
1903 N Cap. Sr. st. Go. 80
1910 9th NV. Or. .26.5O
73 n Y av ne, Or. $3.50
1246 9Th NV, 8r. .25.50
1241 9th NV. Or. 300
Oil Fla av NV. Or. $3.50
1892 o NV, 1Or. .21. 80
$40 10th Sc. 8r. .O.5O
11213 ~ sw. Or. 300
COS Girard NV, Tor. 1850
300 W NV, 5r. 1890
1907 Mt Olivet I'd
ne. Sr. 100
A. 8. CAYWOOD. 915 \
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
FOR SALE.

VIRGINIA HIGHLANDS.
LOTS $50 TO $500.
$40 CASH; s. MONTHLY.
Health comfort. economy combine TO send
city people TO this gem Of suburb, where
the cement houses are TO be seen at their
best Such houses are the 10th century resi-
dences. Clean comfortable at all seasons:
freproof. vermin proof: indestructible Only
II minutes from Pa. ave. The most economi-
cal houses build.
Room }, vELATI BLDG,
902 q st. NV.
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APARTMENTS TO LET.

APARTMENTS TO LET-FURNISHED.
TO LET.
AT VERY REASONABLE RENT
$500.
FIVE WE'LL FURNISHED ROOMS.
ALI. OUTSIDE ROOMS.
ONE SQUARE FROM DUPONT CIRCLE.
CONVENIENT TO CAR LINES.
CALL APARTMENT EIGHT,
SHERIDAN APARTMENTS.
1923 22nd ST. NV.
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INE.6O6 l., Or. b. 20. 40
r. 1880 NE.719 L. 5r, b. 1850
r. b.42.5O Sc. 919 Pot av. 6r. 1880
,llow. Sc. iii 10th. 6r. 1880
27.60 Sc. 1109 10th. Ar. 1850
g. b26. so Sc. 4O5 18th. Or. 1850
:. .1S. so Sc. 1908 8 @ nv, Or. 1880
.6r. Ii. 40 SW. 1884 Va av, 81. 49, so
...14.40 SW. 03S Va av. Or 1850
:. 10 30 SW. 1871 18th. Or. 10. so
II. . Ii. so SW. $40 Md av. Or. Is. 20
3r. . 10. 40 SW. 1874 Md av. 6r.15.lO
3r 10. 4O SW. 626 c, Or. IA. 90
pl. 4r. SW. 631 C. Ar. -. 1880
Is. 30 SW. 619 c. Or. IA. 90
L. b. q. so SW, $50 Md av. n. Is. 30
}. %. sol SW,S1 NJ. 4r..... s. 40
APARTMENTS. =
+ rooms and bath. ........ .$27 80
rooms and bath. ......... q 90
ROOMS and bath. ......... 20.5O
!. 3 rooms and hath. ....... IS. 50
ICES NORTHWEST.
trial building. omces.
for information regarding alley
S, etc.. I have for rent.
apply at ONCE.
FILLING. 1416 F st. NV.
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c51e, $3.50 18th ST.. 10 ROOMS AND
baths; opposite Sec'y Of States resi-
Apartments in all parts Of city.
ALONZO O. BLISS PROPERTIES,
30 ST. NV. Linen 1850.
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FOR SALES LARGE ROOMS AND RECEP-
tiOn hall, bath: hardwood trim throughout:
beautiful colonial pOrches: large lot to paved
alley: on wide avenue in best section of south
east: only u so. Pa. ave. bargain for s.. $50.
w. P. MCDOWELL. keno:s bldg. 11th & G..
$500 FOR A QUICK SALE.
A good home for a mechanic other person
in small business; double lot: future; is
bank. a good Market Groom brick;
furniture. piano and carpets included; work
shop the side.
2Os 1904 9th ST NV.
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FOR RENT-UNFURNISHED.
1904 18th NV, IL and bath. $50. 90
1853 Euclid ut. NV, II rooms and bath $65 90
1897 Girard st. 10 rooms and bath. $50. 90
ga Westminster NV, rooms and bath. &35. so |
4O6 Kentucky ave. s.e.. 5r. and bath. SIS. 80 |
COIORED TENANTS.
176O Oregon ave NV, Tor. and bath. $40. so |
WEAVER BROS. 1876 18th st. NV.
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very desirable store. 1902 14th st. NV. $4,000
STONELEIGH COURT.
few very desirable apartments now vacant,
from $50 to $165 a month.
THE OLYMPIA, 14th and Euclid.
Very desirable apartments, rooms and bath
= rooms and bath. from $40 to $50 q month.
FITCH. FOX BROWN.
1893 r sta NV.
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81, 5o0-HOME,S, NEW. BEAUTIFUL AND CnM-
pIete: located on Congress Heights: high and
healthy one block from cars; six nice rooms:
gas and electric light: complete bath aud
plumbing; furnace heat: stucco front and tile
mansard: will paper house and finish floors 10
suit buyer. See owner. RANDOLPH l.. JEN-
NIN(,S 14e5 I st. NV. tel. NJ. 12l1
FEW WELL LOCATED. SPLENDlDiN
rented investment properties: small houses and
fats: paying reliably up to 12pe: also finely
located, well leased business property. An
Investment or speculative bargain.
COLLINSd;RU-BURFOR CO.
1410 q ST. H. W.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-02
DIED


DARkE-In San Francisco, Cal. March
80. 1918, OF tubercular meningitis
FLOYD ), son OF Joseph w, and the late
Erna rddl Briggs Darke, born December o,
1907. IN Salt Lake city. The remains
viii arrive over the Western Pacific this
"wednesday morning at o'clock. and
the funeral services will be held today
az I p. IN. from the residence OF Mr.. and
Mrs. j. w. Reese, 96S East Third South
street, this city, Friends are invited to
attend the funeral services lnterment
VIII be In MI. Ollvet cemetery.
WARDROP-At the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Taufer, $50 Twelfth East
street OF old age, Margaret Owens
Wardrop. born February 26. 1929. IN
North Wales, Europe. The remains arc
at the funeral parlors OF Joseph William
Taylor. % South West Temple street.
and all friends can view the body today
"wednesday from IL a. IN 10 p. m.
Al p. IN. the remains viii be shipped To
Wcllsville. Cache county, Utah, for
burial. about Friday. April a.
BRlDGMAN-In this city. March 81.
Wills O. Bridgman, senior counsellor,
in his hftyhfth year. Public funeral
services will be held from the Masonic
temple Thursday, April 3, at p. m. In
termeDt. Mt. Oliyet.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-02
MAKE REAL HOLIDAY.
Seniors Of Ogden High School Take to
Hills; Others Invade Business District,

OGDEN. April I.-victlmizcd by the members
OF the senior class who prctaced their senior
day celebration with April fool Joke, the
other students OF the Ogden High school de-
cared strike this morning. Books and class
sessions were abandoned for tho entire day. The
members OF the upper class took 10 the hills
20 flush their celebration unmolosted by ju-
niors. uophonoro5 and freshmen
April has always been regarded al senior
day nj tho Ogden High school. The members OF
the class usually celebrate toe with exor~
cises al general assembly. following which they
bold picnic. burlosquc faculty meeting was
,he scheduled programme for today's exercises.
but after waiting hsIf hour. the members or
the lower classes discovered that every senior
hsd vanished completely. Not 10 be outdonc.
they thcmselves declared II holiday.
Marching 10 INC business district. several hun
drod OF the students. carrying banners and pla-
cards. staged noisy demonstration In favor of
the proposed high school gymnasium. Al the
CITY hall Mayor 4. G. Fell and Commissioner
7. ). Browning responded TO requests for speech
Both o. the city officials declared them
sclvcb to be In favor OF the gymnasium plan
urging thc students to maintain a strenuous
campaign. The stuecnts also visited local news.
paper offices.
Il vsS noon 7hen tic students disoandod. In
The afternoon they continued their holiday cele-
btation with matinee dance In the high school
auditorium The seniors did not venture back
10 The city during tho day, completing their
April / celebration with picnic in the foot
hlilr.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-02
PRANK MAY BE FATAL.
Sehoolboys Take Rig, Ride Horse, Are
Thrown and Injured.

OGDEN. April Clarence Dean, aged
~ years IS probably dying and Ray
lillian. aged ., is painfully injured as
The result of being thrown from a horse
IN Polpatch lane. cast OF the Utah Hot
Springs, this afternoon. The sheriff is
searching for Robert lillian, aged IL. who
disappeared after learning that his broth
er lad been injured.
After leaving school yesterday after
noon the three boys took horse and
buggy belonging to Adolph Layman, the
Tig having been left on Grant avenue
near Twenty fourth street. The boys arc
believed 10 have spent last night In an
abandoned farmhouse cast of the Hot
Springs.
About , o'clock this afternoon, Dean
and the younger lillian boy took the horse
10 water. when the animal ran away,
throwing the boys. Both were uncon-
Scious when found.
The lillian children are sons Of Il. G..
lillian. J001 Washington avenue. Young
Dean. who WIS taken to the Bergen hos
pital and who is probably fatally in
1ured by conclusion OF the brain, is a
son OF Mrs. Lily NJ. Dean, 222I Monroe
avenue.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-02
SALT LAKE COMPANY
FACES MANY CASES
First of Eleven Actions Be-
gun Against Home Building
& Real Estate Company.

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN, April 1.-The first OF long
list of cases involving the Zion cooper
alive Home Building & Real Estate corn
sontations in the sale of its stock was was
opened for trial In Judge j. A. Howell
division OF tho Second district court To-
day. In this case A NJ. Campbell Is
company's stock, alleged to have been
purchased for 81 per share
In addition to the suit now on trial,
there are ten others OF similar nature
against the Salt Lake company, the
amount involved being more than $25, 200.
II is expected that the facts as presented
by the evidence I'm the Campbell case
viii apply to all of the others, although
the outcome of the remaining actions are
not governed by the result OF the case %
now on trial. Mr.. Campbell petitions the
court for a settlement, asking that after
certain dividends have been deducted he
be permitted to return the stock and re-
ceive the balance in cash together with
Interest on the amount invested.
The plaintiff represents in his COM
plaint that President George F. Romney
Of the defendant company. together with
other officers. induced him to purchase
the stock upon the representation that
the corporation was In good financial
condition, that the stock would double
in value within a year and that an in
Vcstment OF $4,000 would make him inde-
pendently rich. Mr.. Campbell declares
that the officers OF the company knew
time OF the stock purchase, but he did
not discover II until last fall
In their answer TO the complaint the
OFFICERS OF the company deny that there
was any MISREPRESENTATION and declare
that the plaintiff acted freely and vol
unfairly in purchasing the stock mem
toned The trial of the case is expected
10 occupy much time OF the court.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-02
CREDIT WEBER CLUB
WITH SETTLEMENT
Adjustment of South Fork
Reservoir Controversy Is
Satisfactory.
Special To The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune
OGDEN. April Although this fact
did not become known when the agree
ment was signed last night. the Weber
club Is now credited with being largely
responsible for the amicablc settlement
OF the South Fork controversy by Ogden
city and the Ogden River Reservoir COM
pany. According 10 William Glasmann.
president OF the company. it was at the
earnest solicitation OF a club committee,
composed OF President n. NJ. Rowe, A
P. Bigelow and NJ. s. Browning, that he
consented to the terms OF the contract
signed.
When the Weber club committee un-
dertook It's task. the members found that
both the city officials and Mr.. Glasmann
were willing TO submit to a board of arbi-
alton those points on which they could
not reach an agreement. The remainder
Of the work leading up TO the final agree
ment was not so difficult. The few diff
ferences which remain unsettled now
that the contract has been drawn up
and signed viii be submitted TO q COM
nittee consisting OF A. p. Bgelow. ]. w.
Abbott and O. A Parmley. There now
seems to be nothing to stand in the way
or rapid and Immediate construction on
the joint dam and reservoir which is to
store water for the irrigation OF Weber
county land and also for the use OF Ogden
city.
The general feeling among Ogden citi-
zens today seemed TO be one OF satisfac-
ton- Ihere were some to be found who
are still opposed to the action OF the city
onicials In signing up TO assist in the
building OF dam In which former Mayor
Glasmann Is interested. but the majority
are satisfied with the settlement Of
problem which has been the greatest pub
lie question in Ogden city and Weber
county for the past ten months, 1t is
expected that the city will take steps at
once TO transfer its municipal filing from
Magpie. two miles below the proposed site
OF the Joint dam. to the Cobble creek
Site where the Glasmann company has
construction work under way
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-02
LIQUOR cRAzEs MINER.
Prisoner In Ogden Jail Overpowers Three
Officers In Frenzy OF Dellrlum.

OGDEN. April After several days OF raw
ing resulting from attack OF dclirium
tfeTnens. John Gleason. prisoner In the county
jail. vas sdjudged inrsue today by n board con-
sisting Of Judge j A Howell DR.. j. n. MorreII
sId Dr E p NllS- Glcason's violence resulted
last night IN the serious Injury OF ". T. Ewing
another prisoner in the county jail. while the
lives OF the officer have been endangered by
the ac;ions OF the mailman.
Glraran became violent last night that
the officer. decided 10 place ''mun'' OF leather
pru,eetnr upou hIs bR,ds and arms II required
tho combined efforts OF four men 70 accomplish
ihis. While .hs struggles going on Gleason
dragged Deputy Sheriff George Lcotham clear 20
Tho floor and threw him against Ewing with
sufficient force 20 break tho officers ankls.
Gleason came 20 thn city several DAYS age
from Butte. Mont After spending three dsy.
al the county jaii he seemed somewhat improved
and teic4Sed last Sunday after promising
the officers tn continue HIS Journey 20 Salt Lake
Tho miner started but did not proceed beyond
Roy. Relieving that he was being pursued b,
the devil. he jumped from the TOP OF a box cal
when the train stopped at Roy. lie was brought
hack 10 the county jail.
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SHOOTS DOWN RANcHER.
Peter Wood Victim Of lsborer, Who, II
Us Said. Had No Cause for SIaYInn

GREAT FALLS. Mont. April 1.-Peter
Wood. a rancher, living about twenty
eight miles south OF this city. was shot
dead today by Thomas Roberts. a ranch
hand, for whom the sheriff and a force
OF his deputies are searching.
The shooting, according 10 reports. was
unprovoked.
Wood. IL IS declared. was peaceful and
inoffensive and WAS going about his work
on the ranch when Roberts appeared.
Roberts, II is said. wanted To quarrel
with Wood. who tried 10 keep peace
Finally Roberts shot the dog with Wood
and before the latter could make n pro-
test turned the rifle and shot WOOD to
death. He then took to the hills defy-
ing with his rifle party of ranch hands
that pursued him Roberts came here
less than a year ago from southern Wyo-
ming and Is about 45 years OF age.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-02
FUNERAL NOTICE

NJ MAIISTER-F'uneral services over the
remains OF Dorothy Mc4Nister. beloved
wife OF Patrick McAlister and mother of
Edward, Charles and William McAliGter,
who died at the family residence, S6t w.
be held Friday. April 4, 1918, Funeral
cortege Will leave ODonnell g. Co. IS
chapel at $3.50 a. m. thence to st. Mary s
cathedral, where mass will be celebrated
at 10 o'clock Interment. Mt Calvary
cementcry. Friends wishing to view the
remains may do so at O'Donnel & Co. 8
cha pei at any hour on Thursday.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-02
New Trains for Ogden

OGDEN. April Next THURSDAY VIII =. ..u,.
enins OF an anniversary IN Ogden railroad cir.
g,es. On tai day tho new timo card of the
marking tho addition of tho Pacific IInI,nd ,, -,
Inc new de luxe" equipment for the Overland
i,irnitea mo first edition OF these two train
leh chicago today and are duo TO arrive barS
thursday The Pacific Limited Will arrive at
300 q. M. while the e1tra-farc Overland Limited
" scheduled 10 drive nt 10 20 a. m Fu,ihoun5
mo first through trains OF the new cord will sr
rive In Ogden on SATURDAY. " 81