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THE OODEN STANDARD, OGDEN, UTAH, BATURDAY, JULY 26, 1913. . H
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WANTED FEMALE HELP.
HOUSEKEEPER at the Stillwell Apts.
Phone 1028. 7-26-tf
4 .
Prct, MIDDLE aged woman as housekeep- I
t Ml er Call at Broom hotel after 2
p. m., good salary 7-26-lt
WANTED at once A first class wait
ress at the Downs Coffee House.
7-23-lwk
,
rtu? 4 GOOD cook at the Virginia hotel
m -23-2k
k-ith k "
WANTED Kitchen girl at the Vir-
: Sinla 7-17-lw
" fry
tfcf : '
f rui WANTED girl for general housework
2749 Jefferson. Phone 1019. 7-1 6-1 w
I WANTED MALE HELP.
1 WILL teach several young men the
automobile business In ten weeks by
mall and assist them to good posi
tions. No charge for tuition until po
sition is secured Write today. R S.
Price, Automobile Expert, Box 463.
Los Angeles, Cftl. 7-25-2t
YOUNG man for general farm work
Phone 677-M. 7-23-lwk
WANTED A good canvasser to sell
real oil paintings, made by hand;
good commission. Address Oil Paint
ings, care the Ogden Standard; good
references required. 7 11-k
WANTED.
SITUATION FEMALE.
ROUGH, dry curtains. 3 pair for $1.
Phone 2305-W. 7-17-lmo
WANTED Home washing. Phone
1252-R. 7-1-lwk
AGENTS WANTED
$60 00 PER week; no investment or
experience necessary Write for m
j k big union tailoring proposition P. W.
Goodman president. Regal Bldg , Chi-
kt 4
EIG money In our raincoats. Live
agents and dealers can secure ex
clusive agency for the greatest guar-
slttn anteed line of raincoats in America.
itiki Exclusive styles, big profits and no
lRZ competition. Write today Motor
Tailoring company, Jefferson & Con
gress Sts., Chicago.
oat:
AGENTS, good money for rustlers.
iiVV 2562 Washington Ae, (Jgden.
7-24-10t
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
BIG PROFITS Open a dyeing and
cleaning establishment, little capital
iQttk needed. We teach by mail. W rite
, y for booklet Ben-Vonde System.
Dept 135. Charlotte. N. C.
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SALESMEN WANTED
irai
SALESMEN make big raonej weekly
belling specialty needed In homes
Je and offices Big repeat orders Write
Helena Mail Order House. 322 E. Cut
ler St., Helena. Mont,
bar
H1 SALESMAN making small towns.
Whole time or side line, suould
carry our fast selling pocket side line
ft i Special sales plan allowing return of
unsold goods. Makes quick easv sales
$4 00 commission on each order
doe Something Enetirely new. Write for
Joes outfit today. Canfleld Mfg. Co , 208
ft Slgel St., Chicago, 111.
da
TiJ ACTIVE ambitious men to sell ex-
irsJ ceptioDally high class groceries di-
xsS rect to consumers Liberal advances
ttC' on orders, our bonus system big fea
l ture, permanent positions; best sea
son at hand Write the Big House
todav for particulars, naming county
desired. Importers, Manufactures.
Wholesale Grocers. John Sexton A:
l Co.. Chicago, 111-
WANTED MISCELLANEOUS
DRESSMAKING, reasonable prices,
456 22nd St. 7-10-lmo
ORDERS for home-made cakes. Mrs.
M A Markle. Phone 700-W
7-3-lmo
. .
WANTED Clean, wnito old rags, at
the Standard office. Phone 56. 360
-4th it.
WANTED TO RENT
WANTED TO RENT Furnished. 4 or
5 room modern house for a year
Call Starns' Golden Rule. 7-20-10t
BOARD AND ROOM.
NEWLY opened doBlrable home-like
place to board; pleasant outside
rooms and bath, reasonable rates,
one-half block east Wash Ave., 447
1 21at SL Phone 2115. 7-22-lwk
i FIRST-CLASS board and room for
three gentlemen in private famllv,
159 21st St. 7-22-tr
ROOM and board, also some table
1 boarders. Poplar Heights. 437 24th
J Street 5-17-lmo
jj FOR RENT
r FURNISHED HOUSES, ROOMS AND
APARTMENTS.
TWO or three housekeeping rooms,
nicely furnished, gas, modern No.
2630 Adams, phone 1472-W.
7-26-lwk
HOUSEKEEPING rooms; gas and
electric light, 2370 Lincoln Ave
7-25-1 wk
FURNISHED rooms for housekeeping
2220 Lincoln. 7-24-tf
NICELY furnished 5 and 3 room
apartments. Ideal location strictly
modern No children, 2341 Adams.
7-23-lwk
HOUSEKEEPING rooms, 171 22nd St.
7-23-lmo
FURNISHED housekeeping rooms,
strictly modern, 569 22nd St , phone
1386-R. 7-22-lwk
THREE light housekeeping rooms.
2334 Wall Ave 7 -22 -it
TWO furnished rooms for housekeep
ing. Phone 1570-W. 7-21-lwk
FURNISHED housekeeping rooms.
2353 Monroe. 7 17-lino
FIVE-room furnished brick house on
North Washington Phone 667-W.
7-14-lmo
FURNISHED rooms, single or en
suite. 2526 Adams.
HOUSEKEEPING rooms; gas and
bath; also sleeping rooms, 427 24th
St. 6-28-lmo
FURNISHED flats. 2634 Grant Ave.
4-16-lyr.
LATEST modern apartments, partly!
furnished, 439 Herrlck Ave. Phone:
1716-J. 6-27-lmo
FIVE room, modern house, furnished
2S24 Madison Phone 2237-J.
SEVEN rooms, modern m good con
dition. 639 23rd St. 6-9-lmo
FOR RENT Furnished, new, clean.
comfortable housekeeping rooms, $2
week up 536 31st St. 3-13-lyr
FOR RENT
UNFURNISHED HOUSES. ROOMS
AND APARTMENTS.
3-ROOM house; 1 acre land, 27th
and Harrison Ae. city water
Blchsel, 2411 Washington Ave.
7-26-tf
3 OR 4 ROOMS, light, toilet, sink;
beautiful surroundings: no children.
2748 Jeff 7-24-lwk
ONE two-room house with elothe6
closet and pantry ; rent, $5 per
month
One four-room house with two
clothes closets and pantrj ; rent. 510
per month. Call at 653 1.7 th st Phone
9C7. 7-1G-2k
MODERN house of eight rooms, ffne
neighborhood.; rent $30. Apply ';;.'.
2th 6-15-2wks
7 AND S ROOM modern house near
railroad yards. Kelly & Herrlck
7-16-tf
NICE 3-room house; electric lights,
$7.50 per month. Call 1415-M
7-10-tf
PEERY Apartment; five-rooms. Ap- I
ply D. H. Peery Estate, phone 97.
7-10-U
TWO small rooms for light housekeep
ing or office, over I. L Clark &
Sons Store 7-3-tf
FIVE-room house and barn. 1 acre.
1157 23rd St. 7-2 lmo
4-JIOOM house. 2138 Jefferson Ave.
Inquire Christenson Shoe Store
6-27-tt
G-ROOM unfurnished house, 1182 24th
St Phone Geo. Keopp, 46K-4
6- 14-lmo
SIX room house, modern, soutn-east
corner 27th and Grant Phone
2019-W. Apply 2634 Grant 5-1 -tf
4 ROOM flat, unfurnished Over Smith
Grocery, 26th and Wash. Phone 284
RICH flats, 2465 Jeff. Phone 609.
6-11-tf
COREY apartments modern and rea
sonable. 2566 Washington ave.
5-24 If
FOR RENT STORES
STORE of fle rooms for rent cheap
Inquire 2227 Wash. 7-24-lmo
LOST.
CHILD'S black silk coat Batenberg
collar. Return to Standard, reward
7- 22-lwk
NOTICE OF INTENTION
Notice 1b hereby given by the Board
of Commissioners of Ogden City, of
the intention of said Board to make
the following described improvements,
to wit
To create the east side of Monroe
avenue from 21st to 22nd Streets and
both sides of Monroe venue from
22nd Street to 25th Street. a6 a curb
and gutter district, and to build there
in concrete curbs and gutters of the
standard form, together with the nec
essary Intersections, grading and all
work pertaining thereto and to defray
the whole of the cost thereof, esti
mated at $3.500 00 by a local asM 9BB
ment upon the lots or pieces of ground '
lying and being within the boundaries
of the following district, being the
district to be benefited and affected
by said Improvements, viz:
All the land lying between the out
er boundary lines of the above streets
and avenues where curbs and gutters
arc not now built and a line drawn 50
feet outward from and parallel to th?
said outer boundary lines.
All protests and objections to the
carrying out of such intention must
be presented in writing to the City
Recorder on or before the 18th day
of August at 10 o'clock a. in., that
being the time set by Bald
Board of Commissioners when they
will hear and consider such objec
tions as may be made thereto at the
Mavor's office at the City Hall, Og
den, Utah
By order of the Board of Commis
sioners of Ogden City, Utah.
Dated this 25th dav'of July, 1913.
A G. FELL. Mayor.
H J CRAVEN, City Engineer
First publication, July 25th, 1913.
Last publication, August 16. 1913.
Two or more lines on this page for
25 cents per line per week. Fifty
cents is the smallest price per week.--
MINNOWS ONLY.
"Have you had many proposals?-'
"Oh, yes, but not one from a man
worth suing for breach of promise "
Detroit Free Pres
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS.
ONE Indian Motorcycle, $75. Phone
2365 7-26-lwk
BLACKSMITH tools for sale. 641
Cross street. 7-15-lmo
1
ONE E. M. F. 30 Auto Inquire 3159
Wash. Phone 1216-J 7-2o-1mo
BEST grade of gravel for cement
work. Phone 1442-J 7-22-lmo
YALE motorcycle, 1912 model. In good
condition. Call S69 or 129S-J.
7-19 tt
ROOMING house for sale; 28 rooms,
cheap rent Address M, Standard.
7-19-1 wk
HORSE and sheep camp. 1S34 Wash
ington ave. 7-17-tf.
PULLEYS, SHAFTING AND
HANGERS
Cheap for cash, owing to a change
in our press room the following are
offered for sale. Can be seen at the
Standard office
36 feet of 2 3-16 Stcnl shafting
with seven (7) 12 1-2 Inch drop hang
ers. 1 32-inch 6 1-2 face wood pulley.
1 18-lnch 6 1-2 face wood pulley
1 14-inch 6 1-2 face steel pulley.
1 15-inch 8 1-2 face steel pulley.
1 12-inch 6 1-2 face steel pulley !
1 17-lnch C 1-2 face steel pulley
1 24-Inch 6 1-2 face steel pulley.
I These arc all split pulley6 and can
be used upon any size shafting
1 b inch, 4-inch face, wood pulley.
1 12-inch, 5 1-2 Inch face, wood ; ul
ley-
HIGHEST grade pianos, self players,
electric slot plavers. direct from
factory to your home, lowest possible
prices. Pantone. 2874 Hudson Phone
1209. 7-13-if
THREE good horses 3272 Stephen?
Ave. Phone 974-W 6-27-lmo
ELEGANT new rurniture, mahogany
and oak at sacrifice. 2549 Grant.
GOOD range, 515 00; dining table.
chairs, dresser, beds curtains, etc
296S Porter Ave., phono 1359-R
6-14-tf
KINDLING wood. Yard on Hudson
Ave., bet. 23rd and 24th Sts. Phone
617-J. 12-2-tf
FLLL sired Ink barrels, $1.00 apiece.
Inquire Eenlng Standard, 300 21th
8;. Phone 5G. 1-18-tf
MONEY TO LOAN
MONEY advanced salaried people on
easy payments; no security, also
loans on furniture, pianos, etc. Drake,
over Paine & Hurst
ON farm or city property Any amount
Purdy, 2478 Washington. 0-11-tf
MONEY on first mortgage real es
tate loans. Kellv &. Herrlck.
3-15-tf
MONEY TO LOAN on real estate.
$100 up; real estate contracts and
mortgages bought and sold.
BICHSEL INVESTMENT CO.
2411 Washington Ave.. Room 11
LOANS on Improved fan. or city
property HUNTER & KENNEDY,
423 24th St.. opposite court house.
I 12-tf
MONEY to loan on city and farm
property Any amount, no delay
Matliews-McCulloch Co, under First
I National Bank. Phone 301 .
MONEY to loan on watches, dia
monds, jewi-lry, tin-arms, etc lu
cle Sam's Loin Office, established
1886 The Mones Lenders of Ogden
27S 25th St. C. H. Smith. Prop.
9-4-lyr
MONEY to loan on real estate secur
Ity. J. J. Brummitt. 4-27-tf
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Sealed proposals for building sewers
in Sewer District No. 117, being Jef
ttrson Avenue from 29th Street to
32nd Street; and 31st Street east
rom Jefferson Avenue a distance of
380 leet, under plans and specifica
tions prepared by the City Engineer
and approved by the Board of City
Commissioners.
Will be received at the office of the
City Engineer in the City Hall at Og
den City, Utah, until 10 o'clock a m..
on the 15th dav of August. 1913, at
w hich time all proposals received will
be publicly opened and read aloud.
Plans and specifications can be ob
tained upon application at the office
of the City Engineer after August 1st,
1913.
The right is reserved to reject any
or all bids and to waive any defects
By order of the Board of Commission
ers. H. J CRAVEN . City Engineer.
First publication July 23. 1913
Last publication August 14. 1913.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Sealed proposals for furnishing ma
terial and building sidewalks In Side
walk District No 120, being on the
west side of Jefferson avenue from
28th to 33rd Streets, and on both
sides of 31st Street from Jefferson
Avenue east a distance of 360 feet,
under plans and specifications pre
pared by the City Engineer and ap
proved by the Board of Commission
ers, will be received at the office of
the City Engineer, in the City Hall.
Ogden, Utah until 10 o'clock a. m . on
the 15th day of August, 1913
At which time all proposals receiv
ed -will be publicly opened and read
; aioud. Plans and specifications can
be obtained upon application at the
office of the City Euglneer. after Au
gust 1, 1913
The right is reserved to reject any
or all bids and to waive any defects.
By order of the Board of Commission
ers. H. J. CRAVEN, City Engineer
First publication July 23. 1913.
Last publication August 14, 1913
WATERLOO.
The host 'showing family portraits,
proudly, ) Portrait or my great uncle
lost an arm at Waterloo
The Youth (hopelessly bored) Pu
trid place, Waterloo; lost my golf
clubs there last week Skotch.
-oo
PROPHET AND PUSS
Mohammed cut off the sleeve in or
der not to disturb the sleeping cat.
"I want to go away for the sum
mer and leave it bemud." h.- explained
humanely. New York Sun
FOR SALE
1 REAL ESTATE 1
A CONTRACT on Rushton's choicest
lots, also house or lot In desirable
railroad location, no agents. Address
P. O. Box 469. 7-26-lwK
CHOICE lots for sale, 183 W. 12 th St.
Owner. 7-24-lwk
STORE of 10 rooms; must be sold,
leaving town Inquire 2227 Wa6h.
7-24-lmo
LOT 45x153 feet, with 2-room house.
Furnished, lights, water, cellar in
bouse, 51000. No. 2837 Hudson Ave.
7-22-2wks
T OTRADE for Improved city proper
ty, two acres land with store, ice
cream parlor, living rooms and ware
house. Located In West Weber. Write
Standard, care L E A 7-21-tf
ROOMING HOUSE.
ROOMING house for sale; 28 rooms
Address M. Standard. 7-12-lw
ONE acre lot. 30th St. Bench, $750.00,
one acre lot. 29th St. Bench. 5600 00;
one acre lot Tyler, Bet. 26th and 27th
St., $900 00; 50x132, Capitol Avenue
south front, $550 00. Acreace. resl-
dences and building lot bargains In all
parts Let us write your insurance.
Mathews-McCulloch Co., under First
Nat'l Bank 7-8-tf
BY owner. 7-room modern, cement,
good barn, large lot, between 21st
and 22nd street, will trade for small
er houso if locution suits. 2152 Ad
ams. Phone 1490-M. 7-1-lmo
A 6-ROOM brick on bench, full base
ment, bath, elecrlc lights and wa
ter. Half block to car line, close to
school. Lot 66x148 1-2. Must be sold
quick. Will accept city lot as part
payment and your own terms. This
is a money maker and worth half
more than our price, $1800.00. M?.-tuews-McCulloch
Co, under Flr?;t
National Bank. 7-8-tf
SMALL fruit farm close in Bargain
C. D. IVES, 380 25TH ST.
o-31-lwk
'FINE lots; homes to
suit you. Easy terms.
R. C. McBride. Phone
1427.
FARM TO TRADE
FARM near town for house, close in.
i C. D. IVES, 380 25th St. 1-15-lyr
i
NOTICE OF INTENTION.
Notice is hereby given oy the
Board of Commissioners of Ogutn
v.ity. L tah, of the intention oi said
juani lu uiake me following deacriDad
onyro v exnente, town:
i u create- 4tu street from Ham
son to Folk avenue, us a sewer uio
uict, and to construct therein a pipy
ewer together With lUe uecesaaiy
manholes, and connect all with me
inauiioies Ol the present B W61 sv
Lein, auu to detra tne whole of in
'.u&i thereof, estimated at i,mju uu oy
a local assessment on tne lots or
pieces ot ground lying and being wltn-
.11 tne lOllOWlUg UlalTKl, Dflllg lUfS
district to be bencilted or affected by
Mid i m (ro ement, viz:
All tne land lying between the out
er boundary lines ot said street, and
a line urawn 132 teet outwaru from
anu parallel to tne said outer bouud
ary JincB.
All protests and objections to the
carrying out ot such intention nist
be presented In writing io the city re
corder on or betore tne 2oth day ot
July, lSia, at 10 o'clock a m.. that
being the time set by tne said Board
ot Commissioners when they will henr
and couslder such objections as ma
ue made thereto, at the Mayor s ottic;
at the City Hall, Ogden City, L'tali.
Dated this Jru da ot July, LVljf
A. G. FELL, Mayor.
H. J. CRAVEN,
City Engineer.
First publication July 4, 1 yl j
Last iMhllration July liilJ.
NOTICE OF SPECIAL ELECTION
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
In pursuance of law and of a resolu
(lou and order ot the Board ot Com
iLiiirSioners ot Ogden City, Utah,
adopted and passed on the 26th day ol
June, l'JU, a special election is hereby
culled and will be held In each of the
tivf Municipal wards of Ogden City,
Cab, on the l'8th day ot July, l'JlG, for
the purpose of submitting to a vote
ot ttie qualified electors who shall
have paid a property tax In Ogden
Citl in the year 111J, the question
wuether said Board ot Commission
ers shall be authorized, allowed and
permitted to create and Incur a bond
ed indebtedness of $75,000.00 and ls-buc-
bonds of the said city of Ogden
(. Ity theretor, to be used tor the pur
pose of paying part ot the cost tor
the construction of a dam on tne I
south fork ot Ogden river to impound
water for the Municipal water w orks j
Byatem of said Ogden City. Said
bonds to be redeemable $26,000.00 In
live yean $25,000.00 In six years, and
J5 000.00 In seven years from the I
dale of Issue, and to bear Interest at I
the rate of FIVE (5) per cent peri
annum, payable semi-annually.
That the following are the places
designated for the purpose of holding
said election, and which said election
Will be held in each of the Municipal
Wards of said Ogden City, respective
ly. In the First Municipal Ward, at the
City Hall.
In the Second Municipal Ward at
Dr. K Parker's office. 324 24th Street
la tho Third Municipal Ward, at
tho Mound Fort School House, No.
j00 Washington Avenue
In tho Fourth Municipal Ward, at
the County Court House.
In the Fifth Municipal Ward, at the
Lewis School, 28th street, between
Washington and Adams Avenues.
That tho following persons, whe
arc electors in their rospectlve wards,
are hereby appointed as Judges of
election, to conduct, and who will con
duct said elections in the said respec
tive wardB in the City of Ogden.
For the First Municipal Ward of said
Ogden City, R- D r''dcock. Henry M
Mnrk and Mrs. Margaret P. Bingham
For the Second Municipal Ward of
sold Ogden City, David W. Evans, J.
E. Williams and Georgina G. Mar
riott , .
For the Third Municipal Ward of
nald Ogden City, W W. Crane, Edwin
Dlx and Henry Barker
For the Fourth Municipal Ward of
said Ogden City, H. C. Wardlelgh,
Henry E. Steele and Mrs. Matilda Lu
cas. For the Fifth Municipal Ward of
said Ogden City, C H. Hussey, Mrs
Sarah L. Riser and Thomas A. Wha-
leu.
That the time during which the polls
thai be and remain open in each of
said Wards in the said election, as
above stated, shall be from seven
o'clock in the forenoon, continuously,
until seven o'clock in the afternoon
of said 28th day of July. 1915.
That the amount of the indebted
ness proposed to be Incurred by Og
den City, if legally authorized, per
mitted and allowed to do so by thl?
elecllon, shall be the sum of $75,000.00,
which sum of money shall be used in
paying part of the cost of the con
struction of a dam to impound water
in the south fork of Ogden river, to
be used and distributed ihrough the
present water works system of Ogden
City wherever needed within said
city.
Dated at Ogden. Utah, this the 28th
duy of June. 1913.
By order of the Board of Commis
sioners. A. G. FELL, Mavor
GEO A SEAMAN, City Recorder.
Slate of Utah, County of Weber, ss.
I, George A Seaman, City Record
er of Ogden City do hsreby certify
that the foregoing "Notice of Special
Election" Is published in according
With a resolution of tho Board of
Commissioners of said city, adopted
03 the 28th day of June, 1913, as ap
pears of record in my office.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have
hereunto set my hand and affixed the
corporate seal of Ogden City this 28th
day of June. A. D., 1913.
GEO. A. SEAMAN, City Recorder
(Seal)
First publication, June 28, 1913
Last publication, July 26, 1913.
I .
NOTICE OF INTENTION
Notice is hereby given by the Board
ot Commissioners of Ogden City, Utah,
of the intention of said Board to make
tho following described improvements,
to -wit .
To create the south side of 18th
street from Washington to Grant ave
nue; the south side of 20th street
from Adams to Jefferson avenues; th1
west side of Hudson avenue, north
from 29th street for a distance of
5"4 5 feet, and the east side of Hud
con avenue north from 29th street for
a distance of 38G.75 feet, as a side
. walk district, and to construct thore
I 'n a concrete sidewalk five feet wide
and four Inches In thickness, with the
necessary Intersections togther with
the necessary grading therefor, and
to defray the whole of the cost there
of, estimated at $1100, by a local
aspessment upon the lots or pieces of
ground lying and being within the
I following district, being the district to
be benefited or affected by said im
provements viz:
All the land lying betweeu the out
er boundary lines of said streets and
avenue, and a line drawn 50 feet out
ward from said parallel to tho Bald
outer boundary line.
All protests and objections to the
carrying out of said Intention must be
presented In writing to the city Re
corder, on or before the 31st day cf
July, 1913, at 10 o'clock a m, that
being the time set by 6ald Board of
Commissioners when they will hear
said objections as maybe made there
to, at the Mayor's Office, at the City
Hall, Ogden City, Utah.
By order of the Board of Commis
sioners of Ogden City, Utah.
Dated this 7th day of July. 1913.
A. G. FELL. Mayor.
H J CRAVEN, City Engineer.
First publication. July 8. 1913.
Last publication, July 30, 1913.
NOTICE OF INTENTION
Notice is hereby given bv the
Board of Commissioners of Ogden
City, Utah, of the Intention of said
Board to make the following describ
ed improvements, to-wit.
To repave Twenty-fifth street from
the West side of Washington Avenue
to the West side of Wall Avenue, and
Wall Avenue lrom the North side of
Twenty -filth street to the South side
of Tweuty-fourth street with either
asphalt or Utah rock asphalt pave
ment, with the necessary concrete
louudatlon, together with all neces
sary excavating and grading therefore
and to construct on either side of said
'1 weuty-flfth street and Wall Avenue
concrete gutters of standard form and
quality as now recognized In Ogden
City, and to defray the whole of the
cost thereof, estimated at $32,406 00,
by a local assessment upon the lots
and pieces of ground within the fol
lowing described district, being the
district hereby declared to be benefit
ed and affected by said Improve
ments :
A strip of land Fifty (50) feet wide
abutting on both sides of said Twenty-filth
street, being parts of Lots 1
and 2, Block 26. Plat "A , City Hall
Square. Block 18. Plat "A", lots 1. 2,
3, 4, and 5, Block 24, Plat "A"; lots
6 and 7, Block 19, Plat "A"; lots 1 and
2, Block 23, Plat "A", lots 6, 7, 8,
9 and 10 Block 20, Plat "A." Also a
strip of land abutting on both sides
of Wall Avenue, being parts of lots
2, 3, 4. 5. and 6. Block 23, Plat "A";
Tot 8, Block 2, Ogden Five Acre Plat
'A."
AH protests and objections to car
iviiig out of said intention must be
presented in writing to the City Re
corder on or before the 4th day of
August, 1913, at 10 o'clock a m , that
being the time set by the Board of
Commissioners when they will hear
and consider such objectvrns as may
be made thereto, at the Mayor's office
at tho City Hall. Ogden, Utah.
By order of the Board of Coinmls
Sloner of Ogden City, Utah
Dated this 9th day of July, 1913.
A. G. FELL, Mayor
H J. CRAVEN, City Engineer.
First publication, July 10, 1913.
Last publication, August 1, 1913
ASSESSMENT NOTICE
Stockholders of tho Overland Min
ing and Milling Company, attention!
At a meeting of the board of direct
ors held In Ogden City, Utah, May
29, 1913, an assessment of one mill
per share was levied against the cap
ital stock of tho corporation, the same
payable Immediately to the Secretary,
at 674 23rd street, Ogden, Utah It
not paid on or before July 10, 1913,
the stock will be advertised as de
linquent and If not paid with costs
of advertising on or before July 25.
1913, sufficient shares thereof will
bo sold at public auction, 674 23rd
street, at 3 o clock p m., of that day,
to pay delinquency, cost of advertis
ing and expense of sale
E M. CONFOY. President
q' W. HESTMARK. Secretary
First publication. June 12, 1913.
Last publication, July 26. 1913.
FRATERNAL
SOCIETIES
MASONIC Queen Esther chapter
No. 4, O. E. S, regular meetings held
at Masonic hall on Washington ave.
between 23th and 26th sts.. the first
and third Fridays of each month. So
journing members cordially invited to
attend Fannie M. Whlttemore, W.
M.; Callie E. Cave, Secretary
Unity Lodge No. 18. F & A. If..
Masonic Temple. 2550 Washington
avenue Meetings every Wednesday
evening at 7:30 o'clock. Members of
8l3ter lodges and sojourning brethren
cordially invited to attend. S. W.
Wherr, W. M. Felix T. Moore, Sec
retary'. Ladles of the Maccabees, Silver hive
No. 1, L. O T M.. meets every first
and third Thursday evenings at 8
o'clock, and every second and fourth
Thursday afternoor.s at 2.30 o'clock,
In Englps" hall, 2441 Hudson ave. VIs
ItlnfS members cordially invited to at
tend Kathryn Eggleston, L. C. L.
Jennie Prout, R. K.
Sliver Tent No. 1, Maccabees of the
World ; meet second and fourth Mon
day nights at 8 o'clock p m. All vis
Itlng Sir Knights cordially invited.
IT1 A e? i i j Trr
tu. j. oiepiienson, Lomraauuei. v.
B Ogletree, T.eeord Keeper
Queen City Rebekah Lodge No. 4.
I. O O. F, meets second and fourth
Friday evenings at Odd Fellows hall
Visiting members invited Lula Claud
man, N. G.; Emma Meld, Recording
Secretary, 718 Twenty-third street
Women of Woodcraft Ogden Cir
cle No. 581, meets everv Wednesday
night at 7:30 o'clock. K of P. hall
Visiting neighbors invited. Dues can
be paid to Dr Alice M. Ridge. M. D,
57-58 Lewis block. Eliza Bremer. G
N . 464 22nd St St Marie CrltC3,
clerk, 2731 Monroe avenue.
Royal Neighbors of America Meets
every first and third Wednesday
nights of each month at 8 p m., at
the Odd Fellows hall. Visiting neigh
bors Invited. Dues can be paid to
Mrs. Anna Rles Finley, M. D , room
21 Lewis block India Sawyer. Ora
cle, 2453 Harrison. Lillian Newton.
Recorder, 27th and Quincy.
Knlghta of Pythias Ogden lodge
No 2, Knights of Pythias, meets at
Castle hall, Utah National bank build
ing, every Monday evening. All K. of
P'8 are requested to meet with us
W. H. Luddington, C C; W. G. Kind,
M of E. ; W. L. Underwood, K. of R.
and S.
Order of Owls Ogden Nest No
1218, Order of Owls, meets every
Friday tvtnlng in their own hall (the
old Elk club rooms) at S o'clock
Visiting Brother Owls are invited to
attend the nest meetings. Fred Cal
lihan, President, J Oliver, Secretary,
J 4 1 1. Washington avenue.
Woodmen of the World Weber
Camp No 74 meets in K. of P. hall in
the Utah National bank building ev
ery Thursday evening at 8 o'clock,
lsiting Woodmen cordially invited
: to attend. D. C, E. Ganske, C. C; E.
; Autb, Clerk, First National Bank
Building.
Modern WooJmen oi America Utah
camp No 9990 meets every first and
third Tuesday evenings at S o'clock at
K. of P. hall, Twenty -fourth sL and
S Hoiilngton ave. Visiting members
invited. VV. H. Draney, Consul. J
M. Shaler, Clerk.
Sego Lily Circlo No. 174 meets ev
ery second and fourth Thuiada)
nights at a p in., In I. O. O. F. hall.
Visiting neighbors cordially invited.
Mar L. BliXt, G N , 461 31st St. Kate
Heyuian, Clerk, Bell phone 124 7-J.
I Fraternal Order ot Eagles Ogden
I Aerie No Hi, F. O. E., meets every
1 Wednesday evening at Eagles hall.
Hudbou ave., at & o'clock. Visiting
biotaer Lagies are invited to altenu
the aerie Lueetings Club rooms open
at 11 a, in. J. W. Griilin, v. Piesi
dent BJ. ft Geiger, secretary Dr. C.
L. vVardlelgh, -v.ene Physician.
Brotherhood ot American Yeomen
Ogdtu ciomestead, No 15oj, mets on
2nd and 4tu 'lucsdjy evening! at E
! P. han. Visiting Arcners ait, cotdtaio
'invited to meet witn us. AdUle L,. VV u
i liauii, Foreman, lao Twenty-Iirst I
alieei. J A Junk, Correspondent, I
2vj A'aahlugton Ave.
UKUfcK Uh" RAILWAY CUNDUCT
ORa.
W asatch DP isiou No. 124, o. R J
C., mtets second ana lourtu Friday!
at 2 j o m , in K. 1)1 P tlail, iomei
aoiuubion acnue auu iweuty
, lourin street All brothers are cor
diatiy invited to attend, i. h Pear
sou, C. C O. L. lioyie, S auu T.
TO THE TAXPAYERS OF OGDEN
CITY
Foi' the purpose ot raising means to
carry iniougu tuo joint agreement
between ugutu Lay and tne Ogden
tilver KSServOir company, to bund a
uam in South 1-ork to impound a
BUiicient quantity ot water tu ensure
an ample supply ol water for Ogden
City during the months of July, Au
gubt and yeptejnber, it Will be uec
i ts&ary to raise approximately $125,
I uuu.uu in addition to the 2S,U00.U0
iaised by a two mills levy in 1912.
Tho Water Works department li
now $75,000.00 within the bond lim
it, having retired $50.000 00 in 1912
and 1913 from revenue derived troni
the Department.
There are two ways or raising this
money. First, and in our judgment
tho better way. by voting bonds In
the amount of $75, 000. Of, which will
be paid by revenue derived from the
Water Works Department. The only
Other way to raise this money is by
making a direct levy of six mills,
i.ay i. hie in the fall or 1918
'1 he taxpayers are earnestly re
quested to give this matter careful
consideration before passing Judg
ment And wc sincerely hope that
the bond Issue will be voted, for tho
reasons above stated, viz that it may
not bo necessary to levy a special
tax for this purpose
A. G. FELL,
Mayor-commissioner
T S BROWNING.
Commissioner Public Safety
J C. NYE.
Commissioner Streets and Public
Improvements
OGDEN BUSINESS I
DIRECTORY I
Advertisements in this column I
cost 75c per line per month, pay-
able in advance. i
ACCORDION PLAITING 1
DONE in all lengths. 2568 Cole's I
Court, rear 240 26th St Tel. 1180-M. j
ASTROLO GIST. j
LISTEN here! Madam Yogis, the
greatest farseer, astrologlst. palm j
and card reader Call and ba con
vlnced she is the best. 1S2 1-2 25th 1
flt. Newdalo rooms
ATTORNEYS j
LAWYER O'CONNOLLY. (over Nye's
Clothing Store. 2411 Wash. Ave. 1
Phone 393. Q
E. T. HULANISKI, First National
Bank Bldg. 12-ll-tf
BILLIARDS AND POOL
BAKER'S Billiard room. 2452 Grant
Ave NOT THE BIGGEST BUT THE
BEST. We have the coziest cozv Bil
liard Room In Ogden, and all standard
high grade; no cheap; four slate ta
blea at Baker's.
THE WORLD FAMOUS BRUNS
WICK BALK 5x10 Billiard and
Pool tables. Well ventilated rooms.
The Cozy, 326 25th.
BOOKBINDING
J. WILSON Book and loose leaf de- fl
vice manufacturer. Upstairs. 2465
Wash. Ave. Phone 850. 12-30-lmo
CHIROPRACTOR
F. J. FREENOR, D. C.
Graduate Chiropractor.
No drugs, surgery or osteopathy; try I
chlr.mratic (spinal adjustments )
2411 Washington avenue. Room 14
Phone 311. 6-7-tf
CARPET CLEANING 1
K. VAN KAMPEN Phone 833 for up
holstering, mattress making, re
stretching of bed springs.
HATS CLEANED
HATS cleaned, blocked and retrim- I
med. Ogden Hat Works 221 1-3
25th St ' 6-13-tl j
J JUNK
OGDEN JUNK HOUSE If vou hase
any kind of junk, phone us up. We
j will call for it. Tel. 210. j
; PAINTING, PAPERHANGING j
I PAINTING, paprhanglng and tinting. '
J. Den Harthog Phone 571-R
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
DR. A. FERNLUND, Phvsiclan and
Surgeon. Office hours 11 to 4 p. m. Ij
1 New Peery Bldg., Hudson Ave. Phone
, 1900-W. Residence phone 2129-W 64G
j Washington avenue 6-11-tf
PAPER CLEANING
' JAMES THOMPSON Expert paper
cleaning; roush and painted wallj j
and burlap All work guaranteed. I
1 Phone 1168. 2341 Jackson avenue.
I 2-1-tf
NOTARY PUBLIC J
C. D. IVES, 380 Twenty-fifth St. 1
PHOTOGRAPHY
CRAWSHAW STUDIO
219 25th Street.
Fine Art Photography.
Come and have a sitting.
PRINTING j;
WOODY PRINTING CO. We do good
Aork. 2465 Wash. Ave. Phone S50.
12-30-lmo
RUBBER STAMPS
OGDEN STAMP WORKS, phono 454.
or mall card If you wish us to call
with samples. Office Spargo's.
12-3-tf
SANITARY WORK j
YOl'R garbage hauled regular. San
ltarv can furnished free. Sanitary
Garbage & Waste Paper Co. Phone,
620. 243S 1-2 Wash Ave.
CITY SCAVENGER, McCartv & Co.,
2728 Grant Bell phone 201S W.
SECOND-HAND GOODS
NEW AND SECOND HAND furniture,
clothing and shoes: bought, sold or
exchanged, also trunks and suitcases I
cheap. A Siner, Phone 1321. 179 1-2
j Twenty-fifth St 6 13-lyr
! I X L. FURNITURE store, 2227 Wash
ington Ave; 2d-hand furniture of
I all "kinds bought and sold; prices
which no other store can equal.
' MRS LEE Hair work, 2345 Grant.
7-25-lmc
TRUNKS REPAIRED
gTTTIaCHER repairs trunks. 35(
'25th St i' 25-lmo
VACUUM CLEANERS
ONK DOLLAR per day, delivered and
called for. Electric Service Co,
j phone 88. Ul 24th St.
TERRIBLE.
' Daughter and her beau must hav
had a terrible quarrel!"
"Why so, ma?" PPIfl
"Five pounds of candy, a bunch ol
roses and two matinee tickets hav
just arrived." Judge.
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NOT GUILTY.
"Thy sny you steel magnates an
promoting w ar "
"Why should we'' There 3 mon
money In Plow shares than In swords
m7 friends ."Washington Herald.
