The Ogden standard. [volume], December 10, 1919, LAST EDITION - 4 P.M., Page 13, Image 13

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FOR SALE
ReaJ tto )
F FOR SALE CHICKEN RANCH
L riVE ACRE chicken ranch en i I a Ic
Im ' , , nn i -' ride fronj i en
F 0f ('own. N'w ben houses with
(or 1 10 'Itnf' ,,0f"J barn.
FTf. . . 1 1 '1- one good fersey
K plcuiy of feed until spring. Has
I i . room house with basemenl
Clutol; lb besi buy ,,. Web. 1
zZyy ownei to leaving the siate
al nc aboul lhI' MftJ lak
Kll DlC6 m town in exchange. J. K.
E.tker '' ni,l:' J hrn" K:"
f ' 1469
"TasT! HK FOR SALE.
a ACRES pasture with fresh water
KLiierf w1 p(lKP r uly llmlt 1 "n
Kj r f i"" rf :irrr no. n- r.m r.-d-
WL ,.iimI 1 ' ,Tt;
toqT ( 1 Vs room Ins; houso in poo,
CSuon. par.g. Phone 29. 1483
' rTrTv 1 1'-i " bni k h"US' In ) o .-
Engsjl1
r." t r t !. tiou-.-, moil i n, full bil
Kfnt sleeping porch. Lo( 50x141
Rice 3 4300.00. Phone 2029 1436
JnrTH ' LI.Y n' x" 5 room brick bun
Vilow; s'rlcily modern. hardwood
Roors; furnac- heat; sleeping porch
U,j f.u.oii inquire 2770 Grnn 139 I
bevEN K " M l'.rl' ! h-mso wash
fcouse. barn ;nl chicken house closi
fin larr" lot, for only $3760.00. Cash
Jni''"!' " Ml'iri-.- - wner, M., 1
Ere standard. 1429
111350 Bl VS new 3 Rm hous.-, bark
LrrN'n md front porch, lights and city
I irgicr. kl ; ' h n rabin.is and immedi
t,e possession Sec owner at 150 W
lis: St. 14US
ifolTsALE BY OWNER Modern four
coaJ brick bungalow, large screen
Kerch fruit trees and sara;,. . Loi ,n
Kr "OO ft at 524 Cross St. Phone 837 .1
1403
xtV I n "in liiin..loi citj v.-at . and
I Krht. $1500. poo, 1 Im ;iiioii
'p.tioM brick strictlj modern on
I Ktncb, pavement, $7100; terms M.I
! ghw. Insurance and Real Estate, 413
Clih St 1343
I FOR SALE BY 1 iWNER.
I BROOM modern houso, 6V2 acres, all
I k trult. ihicken house for 2000 chlck
I Eu, ah kinds of out buildings.
I j.roi ).M h" T'.. lo's. j.; 1 if sold
I j- i nr. I'li'i'ir ) . v 7, 7. 7i. ( any u Kd.
I 1345
HAlRk tarni. orchard, good build
HUgs, on main Mate road to ball Lake,
Kir iv ill trade for lc-town property for
Kurt payment. Phone 11 R 1. 1416
B-RU'iM lull modern brick, cast fjont
M on k'-'tii li, iu'oplaco, hardwood floors.
lleepmg porch, work porch, 1 J ce
heated basement, furnace heat, L'L):
Hftry tubs, electric fixtures, blinds, Uno
.Jfutu and good supply ot coal til go
nrUh property. Lot 50x137, close to
Ear line and schools. Onl) $5400.00.
Vii, require $i:;5o.oo cafu, terms on
fc lance
IRooM le w UiOfj.-iii uiick .-outh iiont
on bench, 1 block to iai line. Lot 37x
li.' L'an give almost immediate pos
Mssiou. Muall -.,.ii inj:i ni, terms to
lull on balance. Jijoo.oo. J A Mc
itulloch 9b0
TEN Room modi 111 frame houso, 10
per :ent cash, and $35 per uijuth, or
111 rent tor i-jU per month.
W. I!. WLDEl.L 1058
BV OV.'NLK i'.ai.i on Washington
A. 2933. 55 feetx439.il all or part.
Iti. K:itc Be.kuian, l.M W N, T Sail
Babe City. 905
!3-A(.'i;L laim, Z u.ilc-6 obi Oi Ogd&n
I-rooui frame ho.iie, Weat 201b. 131.
Itrdiz r.-oue .:ou-; cj. j. Terr)
30
IW) BtJVs
A 7 room modern house
close in on the bench,
good barn and ard
Xenns.
WUU.M M( 1UIS liKh. K
Lrgo lot 66x132 ft. Good
I fruit trees, located on
btnch, lor immediate sale
B $1760; terms.
K 37x150 ft lot on the
bench, with the e.cart
lion done and cement
foundation already in, and
enouAh cement blocks to
build a C room house; ihls
1r .in opportunity to save
51000 on your n w home.
GL'ARAN'j .Mi ihTGAUh: ( u.
416 21th St Phone 116.
If will pay you to see us about good
jjnas, loan?, eit resldeuco and lots.
Pone 187b. l'.,n- r Realij Co. 2374
Wiub Ae, baMineiii List wtli us
L 1031
FOR RENT "1
Ffjmiihed
''Ul ,J 'o"i- - v .111 atiei 0 o ock
Suuuas.- 203 5 Adams 1'houe
: H55
bLEEpTxg rooms. 350j 25th St.
rrk room? Uli)
or iv imUUj- u nn or withoui
I arl Thone 2U95 NJ 1400
JyLL furnished eight-room modern
"t for winn-r Address with refer
!lJox o'Jt 1405
H(,E from rriom w Mil ah o 1 , sun
lor iv. o Koni ,. men 012 J 4 1 h
Wnionw 2d91 J 1390
SIRABLL rooms at 5o6 23ni St
1386
ll!r!!T' sunn-v sleeping room fur one
11239 f'nM"m'-'11' NN'ali Lhone
P ' 1885
I PUSHED apartments. 2571 Lin
K. 1298
I liw!!10 iul P'us mariset pr'co for
Wl bond paid b J. A li ,gk & Co.
LNn'CEu?le-piug rm- fur 1 or - genUe
ggj Phone H36-W. 2936 Adami
1458
3
FOR RENT
Unfunuihcd
! I ROOM house, close in. Phone 1366.
1481
POUR-room modern furnished 2845
Lincoln. Barjrln Inquire Vlctorv
Barber Shop. 007
TWO unrurniabed rooms 329 26th St
Phona 2371 1425
10-ROOIJ moderO Iiuurp 30 if tak-n
ai oncf, Phone Wedell, 2222. 1344
LARGE n onl room for housek eping
3031 firant. Tel 2679-R. LJM
'KSK mom for rent; basement Herd
Hotel, phone 44 I. 1346
TOR RENT j'
Miscellaneous
OHIO, best revolTlng brush vacuum,
1 00 day Dust proof bag. Ph. 2643 I.
122 1
j SfcCON i) HAND STOVES j
WE take ;o'ir olu ranfc.- as first pay
merit on auy uew rtfne or will ouy
iour old r JLanv outright. Homo ljr
nlturc Co. 4672
I MONEY TO LOAN i
1 1 ww a aw ww m
MONEY to loan, 1'honc 2158-'. 1356,
IT will pa ou to see us bout good
larnio, loans, city residences and lois
t'houe lb 16. 1'orter Realty Lo., 2o71
'. ash Ave. List with us 905
MOJKUY advauceu to salaried people
wilhu'ii security uihera on furniture
piauuo. hJuey weekly or mouihb
paymenca. Dix, 227 Col. tludsou Bldfc
i'houo 24. 6 7 6 7
LLAj-l'ii i' ilL.Ni.LTt, L.uiishev;
Murlago iotus, Real BatAtt
Luurauce, Lian. lu.Lo land. farm.i
luiQ city nrocerLy. Persona ueoiriiik ic
ioan mono , uu good in 01 morigug
secximy vi uo well to consult pje.
'jocu uOp L cations always liuxie.
121 Z4lh 6u, ' itv.il, Utaa. i3le
iiGNLt to loan cn improved real 03
;alw. KUy tlernck. 77S
klu.Nlir to lean on real estiu secur
ity, j. J. tjrumialtL fcH-U
FOR SALE OR TRADE
TO TRADE.
SAXON Six, 1917 model, 5 good tires,
foi 1'oia and difference. Call 3070
1368
FOR SALE OR TRADE
AT
WILSON, VOM1NC.
GENERAL merchandise, stock invoice
DPiween ten and twelve thousand
Store building forty-four by eighty, big
warehouse, eight room bungalow a I
most new, barn forty by seventy, stor
ago and bugsy room in center. Uarn
all floored, two acres of land, post
Office 111 store. Doing two thousand
dollar business a month
Will lake one third cash, balance in
trad or terms to suit purchaser. The
Walker company, 623 Eccles Bldg.,
Phone [phone]
V ANTED "1
T Rent
St nmm n
WANTED To lease an apartment or
rooming house from owner. Will buy
furniture. P. O. box 413, Ogden. 1461
TWO 01 three furnished rooms fur
light housekeeping wanted, light and
heat. Addresi A W , Standard 01
fice. 1477
2 OR 3 ROOMS for light housekeep
ing, will take partly furnished; clot,
in Box 669 care Standard. 1411
WANTED TO RENT Furnished or
partly furnished lour room or five
room house. No children. Address
887, care Standard 1402
4 OR 5 ROOM modem cottage or apt.
Will lease for year or more. Phone
2901. Rm. 329 Eccles Bldg. 134S
ANTED To rent a barn, Tel. 17
Frovvr t Fowels. 1207
3 OR 4 ROOM house or ground floor
flat, 3 in family. Call or address 255
25th St. 1162
V ANTED
Situation I
lmiiiMiinrii 1 mum
BAN wants position as cook at board
ing house, camp or on ranch. Reason
able wages, Address P. O. Box 335,
Ogden. 1404
BY capable elderly man as janitor or
Inside work. Phone [phone]
rOUNG Japanese school boy wishes
position to work for board and room
inq. 259 24th St 1226
CARD and character reading. 149
26th St. 1046
EXPERT typewriting uno clerical
work, geneological records arranged.
Phone 1286-W. 958
WANTED Work of any kind by
voung returned soldier. Bookkeeping
and general office experience. P 0
BOX 4 13, Ogden. 1460
i Concrete Ornamental
j , Work j
ORNAMENTAL CONCRETE.
CEMETEH i concrete coping. Wheel
wnglit, Twentieth and Louglas. Phone
,2628-W. 4284
1
j WANTED 1
FungJe Help
EXPERIENCED BILLERfl
WANTED.
WE have pi rmanent positions
open for two exporieneed b!!!r-
Experienr e,i irK who can handle 4
4- a typewriter billing machine ex-
pertly Do not need to know
stenograph' P'-opo who nre
familiar with the Remington ma-
4 chine preferred Apply to Mtj-
Reno, Main Office Wrights' Store
4- 1 (33
f 1 f f niiimff
HERE is an opportunity In family of j
three for girl who wants a good place I
without a lot of drudgery Phone!
2757-W. 1I711
DELIVERY man at once. Good vagcs
Success Market, 2311 Wash. 1145
COLORED chambermaid at in;' Alt
rooms, 223)4 25 ' h street. Mrs L- e
1340
GIHL for general housework, 2512
Tyler Avenue. 1320
EXPERIENCED and reliable ladv
stenographer. Address Box 7t2
EXPERIENCED grocery store lad...
Apply fi.'o 24th. Phone 525. l-'-l
DRESSMAKING taught to anyone
willing to applj themsehes See Mad
am Capiau, 3rd lioor Wright's siore
9242
wanted - a chamber maia Heal)
noxed. Apply in person 901 1
;
GIRLS waoiet' to sew cn jveraliH. Wt
pay wuile you ler.rn. Only ttose who
want steady jobs n.ed apVy. Ecowcrof;
Maoufturing 5014
WANTED !
I Male Help J
NEAT appearing house to house sab s
men S e Mr Langie, Reed Hotel after
5:30 p. m. 184 I
,
BOY about IS to learn trade. Good
chance for advancemenL Phone 230
1478 1
I BOY with wheel. Mclmyre Drug. 1165
1 I IMPETENT janitor wanted at Catho
lic church at once. 1432
THREE or 4 days work for man and'
team: plowing and leveling. Phone
2335-R, 1062
BEFORE selling Liberty bonds get
prices from J. A. iiogle & Co. 2451
j WANTED j
1 To Bp J
2 DOOR steel cabinet sate. The Walker
Co., 623 Eccles Bldg. Phone [phone]
HIGHEST cash market price paid for
seal calf, dressed hogs, sheep and beef.
VI pa top prices for hide--, pelts, and
1 furs. Call us up and get prices or
write Great Western Hido c Livestock
Co., Phone 1164, 616 24th St. 1314
HIGHEST prices paid for old clothes.
Now York Clothing Store, 259 25th St.
1315
HIGHEST prices paid for old clothes.
We do cleaning;, pressing and repairing
at reasonable prices. New 1 ork Cloth
ing Store, 259 25th SL 1327
FORD runabout top. Phone [phone]
ACCRUED IjI. plus marlict price lor
.ior puad paiu oy J. A- lloia & Co.
K4I
LIBERTY bonds ocxiaht. J. J. Bruin -mllL
Lbone 06. 2539
' CLEAN RAGS wanted at tne SUn-
JarO cllico.
j FOR SALE AUTOS j
i BRAND new 1919 live-pass. Overland
1 tan bt had at a discount; car never
(been used- Reason loi selling, paity
jbuvnig closed car. Call 2001 J 1424
NEW Ford with demountable rims
'and shock absorber, two extra tires.
I 27 19 Grant. 1414
I USED TRUCK BARGAINS.
G M C 3-4 ton with express body and
j lof . .
LFuilD 1 ton with express oody.
1 OMMERLE 3-1 ton with panel body.
GRANT 1 ton with express body and
I lop.
1 tlDERAL 1!2 ton with stake body,
j ALL are in excellent mechanical con
union. SAVAGE MOT OR CO.
2354 Hudson Ave. 1338
1 1919 BABY GRAND Chevrolet, excel
lent condition, iull equipped. Bargain
'for cash. Box 11, care Standard 13J9
1917 CHEVROLET, self-start Will sell
or trade for lighter machine. Bargain
: 557 20th St. 1322
FIRST $500.00 BU S.
FOUR CYLINDER five-passenger car,
first-class condition. Call 023 Lcci.
1 Bldg Phone [phone]
! 1917 MODEN N Hupmobile. A bargain.
Ncwlj equipped P. O. Box 500. 1139
BARGAIN Bulck Six, model D -4 ...
Phono 2702. 9967
FIATi iiupmybile, Chalmers; all .11
god running order. W asatch Garage
and Storage. Phone 726. FitClasa
hbop m connection. 9116
Board and Room j
uvuir n I WWW
.1 u- 'Ul-.UI.V.. . uUng iu.iu wan. a L.u::,'d
and room. Box P. r' . care Standard
1456
AN EARLY START
And we. 11 grow old together, dearest."
Bfel father's volte from up-staira
"Well, you needn't etait doing it clown
there need you?" Tit-Bits (London)
FOR SALE I
Miscellaneous
PAIR beautiful white wool bed blan
Phone 566. Rm 40. 1 16!
GAS range excellent conditio) 118,00
Phone 8T48 1464
BOTTLED fruit fo sale 444 27th St
1457
GRAIN, ha , potatoes. We can save
you money. Qrput'e (.rain .-t-irc. 3.'
24th Si H73
I. 'ii HEN'S. 50 brown . horn al;-o 2
horses, cheap. Phone [phone] Can-J
3 on Road. 1439
BEETHOVEN piano. 1160. 2112 dami
Ave 1421
1 LIBRARY table, 4 rocking chairs.;
good as new 3g8 2.1st St 1466
NEARLY new high oven gas ranee1
and heater, 1 heap 324 Bis! Si lllo
BURRET, harness and pole, Wcbatai k
dictionary, mandolin and Wasnburn
guitar, 2 brass bird cages. 4G2 27th St.
1357
FURNITURE for Bale at 2539 Grant
Ave. 1349
FOR SALE 22 W R F. Special 628 1
22nd St. Phone 2396 R 1842
MARSHALL AND WENDALL piano
In first class shape, $250.00. At 923
Binfort Ave. 1381
l-l I 'TRIG player piano with drum
and cymbals for dance hall, resort or
Cafe Originally cost 2000.00. Used
only short time; for quick sale will
take $950.00. Address 2415 Washing
ion A . e., or telephone 107, Ogdi 11,
Mali 1369
1 BATTERY charging outfit complete
in good condition Browning Automo
bile Co. 1379
ONE new 250 gallon gas tank and
pump. Never been used. Browning
Automobile Co. 1378
O. I. C. boar for service. 3170 Jackson.
1302
1 GOOD yearling heifer. Call 1S73
Park Ave. 1297
DETROIT Jewel high oven gas range,
good condition. 2220 Lincoln. 1325
COMBINATION bullet, library '.able,
hall-tree, in good condition. Mr-. H.
II. Hoover, 2203 Washington Ave, 1282
NEW furniture, dislo s, cooking ulen
nils to completely furnish a 4 room
house. 466 Rose Court. 1333
SECONDHAND goods bought, sold
and exchanged. 1800 Washington Ave!
Pnone b8(j-J. 1244
DINING room chairs and table, but
let, china closet, dressing table, diblie,
and cooking utensils 85 25th St
Phones 856 and 513. 1216
EXCELLENT bargains on fine violins,
new and old Pantone, 2Uth and Huu
son. 1188
ALL makes of sewing machines repair
..d Work guaranteed. Second hand
machines soid cheap lor cash Singer
oewlng Machine Co., 2338 Wash. Ave,
i'hone 24 1191
1 TO 10 A 1 VUCN'G Jersey Bows. Se
era! coming IreSh. Phone 17m3. 1423
25th St. 1169
,
SECOND-HAND goous bougni, and
.old. 1'. C. Iverson, 10 10 ash Ae.
Ph. 49. 1141
Blo iale on canaries; come bear them
sing. 2220 Lincoln. 1119
FOR new aud Jud hand truck bodies,
See Brooks, 2219 Hudson. Prices right.
1128
FURNITURE Excnange pas hlgliest
prices lor second hand luiuituro and
stoves. Phone 2464, 253 26th street.
ii'LI.. . equipmeut of nousuold tuini
' lure lor suie. 2050 Gramercy aveuue
I 587
SLcoXD-lLAN'D goods bought unc
Isold. iverson, 1640 Wail. Phom
'49. 9632
I ! ,
(I'lGis lor saltj. Slaio indusuial cch'joi.
U46t
6500 6HA1LE6 Cub Oil, -ic. Must ialo.
j money. Bo.: V, Slaudard. ii)6i
jNEW and second hand goous bt.-aght
I sold and exchanged. Highest pricejp
l paid loi second hand furniture Trunks
' and suit ca-es a opecialij , Siner Ij Lnk
, &, Furniture Store, 211 Twenty nnh
street i'hone 1821. &W
I
J. A. HOGLE CO. pay highest piicc
in OgUeu lo. Liberty oouds. 2450
UNCALLED for suits, tailor made, big
ireducUon. Corduu'b, 211-5 25th Si.
I Phono 419. 2157
FOR bALE ELEVATORS.
' WE lurnish and ir, 'all high grade
electric or band elt jrs, any capa
city. Write Wui. WadK.49, 21a Edison
otreet, bait Lake Ci'.y. Wo O'.iy second
hand ones. 2366
J DRESSMAKING )
1
I REAR 2330 Adams Ave Phone 1661-W,
130C
;
DRESSMAKING, plain sewiug 35(1
gist St 887
PLEATING, buttons, hemstilcning,
picol at 10c pei yard; third floor W,
; H. Wright &. Sons 501
DRESSMAKING Phone 1912 J 207
DRESSMAKING, remodeling, chil
dren'a Bewlng done reasonable. 2314
Jackson. 333
BUTTONS, hem stitching, piquot edg
ing. 109 24th SL Phone [phone]:
Edward." .Jail tie- mother of a pre
cocious youth, "why did you tnke two
1 ,ie e. oi eak. instead of one as 1 told
I youT"
Because." replied Edward, "1 wa
l-playln' I whs twins."
WANTED
LMiscdUnaoqa
J
A an tf.i i- a paper of November 8th
wnh supplement a standard ofrice.
1375
T 1 do your moving, deliver your .runk,
haul yoqr freight, etc. Our motio:'
"Service." Auto Transfer Taxi Co.,
Phone 22
PIANO to store in m home for its use
Will p; .. drayagc one way Rcfr n
lurniehed. 2136 Madison. Tckphono
1373 J. P207
1 ""H
LADY'S Elsin wrist watch. Ret. to 750
25tb St. or phone 3300. Liberal rew ard
1444
A LADY S gold watch. Kindly return
to Leader store. Reward. 147'j
,
BLA M lyift fur. hoi Wash, and Lib
efty park. 2102 Monroe Phono
2617-Nft. Reward. 144.S
TIN box oi took bet, BOtll md Cninn
depol Summerill'a Stove simp 8270
Wash Lhone 364 Reward 1461
BUNCH of keys. Return to L J.
Haight 2579 Grant Reward 1442
LIGHT Jersey heifer with pmall horns
siri: 2 years old. Reward Phone
2049-W. Address 841 E. 7th Si 1419
WHITE Angora eat. Return to 1169
25th st. Phone 515 Reward. 1418
THE parte who picked up gra bag
Saturday is known Reiurn to Stand
ard and no questions will be asked
otherwise arrest will follow. 1420
BROWN, rolled brim hat, on 22nd and
Hudson. Telephone [phone]-
MACKINAW bet Monroe and 22nd St
and 33rd and Grant. Phono n73W
1234
I WHITE Spitz dog, answering name oi
J e I I . belonging to Dorothy Newman
Phone 556 or return to 1100 Glenwooi
(Acres. Reward. 135J
j FOUND
fui .su a nog iTioue o-u j 1446
I
LEGAL NOTICES
PROBATE AND
GUARDIANSHIP NOTICES
Consult County CI :rk or the Respeo
tlve Sijjners lor Furthsr
Information.
NOTICE.
The estate of William PrettI, de-
! ceased.
, The petition of Virginia Pretti, pray
ing for the admission to probate of a
Oectain document purporting to be the
last will and testament of said degeas
!ed, and for the Issuance to Louis Branz
Of Letters Testamentary thereon in
'the above entitled matter, has been set
'for hearing before Hon A Wr. gee,
j judge, on Monday, the 22nd day of Dc
'comber, 1919, at two o'clock p. m. at
jihe county court hous , In ihe COUJI
'room or said court, In Ogden City,
Weber county, Utah.
Witness, the (. lerk of said court wjth
ithe seal thereof affixed, this 10th day
of December, 1919.
WALTER N PARR, Clerk.
iBv Florence S. Lame, Deput Clerk.
DB VINE. STINE GW1LLIAM, ESQS
Attorneys for Petitioner.
NOTICE OF ESTRAYS.
State of Utah, Countv of Weber,
'Ogden Cit .
I have in my possession the follow
ing described estray animals, which if
not claimed and taken away, will be
Isold to the highest cash bidder, at
1848 Washington Ave., in Ogden City,
on Saturday, the 20th day of Decem
ber. 1919, at the hour of 1 30 p. m :
I One light bay horse, four white lect.
(white strip in face, shoes on, halter
ion, roached mane, no brands visible.
I Weight about 900 lbs.
I One black mare colt, white strip in
1 face, about one and one-half years old,
weight about 600 lbs. No brands visi
ble. Said estrsys were taken up by me
in said city on the 6th day of Decern
ber, 18-19.
F. A NA1SBITT.
Toundkeeper of Ogden City, Utah
AN ORDINANCE.
An ordinance granting a franchise
over, across, along and under certain
Streets and highways in the Village of
I Eden, in Weber county, state of Utah.
'and prescribing restrictions, condi
tions and limitations attaching tO and
covering said Iranchise.
I"he Hoard of County Commissioners
of Weber county, state of Utah, ordain
jas fbllQWS!
Section 1. Subject to the conditions
j and limitations hereinaftet prescribed,
1 a franchise Is hereby granted to the
Eden Water Works Company, a rorpo-
1 ration, organized and existing under
; and by virtue of the laws of the state
of 1 tab, for the purpose of supplying
water to the inhabitants of th-- said
tows ol Eden, Id Bald county, and as
-ei forth in Article 11 of the Articles
I Of Incorporation of said corpo
ration for the period of fifty
(60) years over, across, along and
Under all or any of the streets and
highways of Eden precinct in Weber
county, stats of rtah', for the purpose
of laying pipe lines and Installing, op
er.u ing and maintaining a water sys
tem to serve the inhabitants of the vil
lage of Eden who are or w ho may bere
ftfter become stockholders in said cor
poration, with watej tor culinary, do-
'mestic and other purposes
Section 2 Said pipe line shall be
laid In s'lld Streets and highway un
del ihe direction of the Board of
I County Commissioners of said county,
land said system shall be installed, op
. rated and maintained In such a man
aei as not unni cesssrily to obstruct
said streets and highways, pr in any
manner to substantially hinder or In
terfere with the tratllc thereon, and
said corporation shall be liable tor all
legal damages Incurred In the con-
'stiuetion, operation, maintenance al
Daily Market Report
NEW YORK, Deo. in Delay in the
settlement of the coal strike and lodl- 1
ations of further demoralization In
foreign exchange contributed to the
lower trend ot priren t the outset of
today's stock market session P.eac
'ions were tonnned to fraction, how
ever, with thrt exception of several of
the active motor, oil and rail shares, I
In which declines extended to a full 1
poini Trading was unusually light,
speculative Interests waiting on word
"nn the IndUnapolU conference
Pressure against motors and kin
dred speclnlDe. also oils, stool and 1
shippings, became more Insistent dur
ing the dull first hour Decline of
2 to 7 points were made by foremost
!S of those groups. The usual
oovering movement, effecting ubtjn
Lis) and in some Instances more than,
lull recovery, took place before noon
The rally coincided with advices that
Washington expected early and satis
factory settlement of the coal eoniro-
ersy, General Motors replaced a
three point decline with a ain oi j
points and other active shares were 1
to : points bjgher. call loans opened
at 7 per cent.
Trading during the noon hour was
of the most perfunctory character. Va
rious secondary industrials and spe
cialties sained 1 to 2 points but the
usual lenders were virtually unchang
ed The p a in in unfilled tonnage. r
ported by United States Steel for No
vember was in excess of general expectations.
CHICAGO GRAIN j
CHICAGO, Dec 10 Corn went de
cidedely higher In price today. Ex
tremely cold weather, lightness of re
ceipts and upturns in the hog market
were all bullish factors. Strong com
mission houses led the buying. Open
ing prices, which ranged from Jt to
LEGAL NQT1CES j
terntion or repairs of said pipe lines or
water system
Sectloji 3. In case said corporation'
shall not within the period of two)
years from the date of the passage of
this ordinance construct said water1
system so thai the same shall be capa
ble of operation to the extent of sup-'
plying th inhabitants of the said town
of Eden, who are stockholders in said
corporation, or who may hereafter be
come such, with water for culinary,'
domestic or other purposes, or shall
neglect to operate and malntalu said'
water system after the same shall 1
have been constructed and Installed
for the period of one year, then this'
franchise shall become null and void,
and said corporation shall forfeit all
rights hereunder.
Section 4. This ordinance shall take
effort within fifteen (IB) days after its
passage; provided, that said corpora
tion shall accept the conditions hereof
within fifteen (15) days from the pass
age of this crdinanro ,
MARTIN P BROWN,
Chairman of the Board of County
Commissioners of Weber County,
State of Utah
(SEAL) Attest: Walter N. Farr,
Clerk.
Commissioners voting in favor of
the foregoing ordinance:
MARTIN P BROWN,
J. M. CHILD,
D H. ENSIGN.
Date of first publication, Dec. 6, 1919.
Date of last publication, Dec. 13, 1919.
1395
SHERIFF'S SALE
In the District Court of Weber Coun
ty, State ol Utah.
Evoua Investment company, i cor
poration, plaintiff, vs Frank A Mark
and Maggie W Clark, Ins wife, S. N.
' ole, IL Ien B Cole, his wife, Paul M.
Lee and Alice H. Lee, his wife. Timo
thy P. Terry and Mary A. Terry, his
Wife, W. W. S. Adams and Glad, - I'l
Icn Adams, his wife, Adrian Dykeman,
otherwise known as A. inkeman, and
1 H VOgel and David L. Butler, co
partners m business under the name
and style of Butler & Vogelj N 0 Ol
sen and Maria Olsen, his wife, defen
dants S8.
To be sold St Sheriffs Sale on the
26th day of December, 1919. at 12
o'clock noon of 'aid day at the south
trout door of the Weber COUntV I ourt
house, In Ogdeu City. Weber county,
i tali, the following described property,
to wit:
Part of the southeast quarter of sec
tlon seventeen, township six north
range one west, Salt Lake Meridian,
1 s survey, situate in Weber county,
state of Utab and more particularly
described as follows-
Beginning at a point 1650 feet west
and 590 5 feet north of the southeast
corner of said quarter section; thence
south 181.3 feet, more or leas, to the
iouth line of the land conveyed to N.
1 Olsen in that certain deed recorded
in Book 78 o) Deeds, Page. 628. Records
ot the county recorder of Weber coun
tv, Utah, thence west 42 feet, thence
north 181.3 feet, more or less, to a
point west or tne piace 01 Beginning;
thence east 42 feet to the place of be
l inning Excepting from said descrip
tion the land occupied by Eighth
street.
Also, part of the southeast quarter
of section seventeen, township six
north, ranse one west. Salt Lake Meri
dfan, U S. survey Beginning at a
point 1C04 feet west and 590.5 feet
north of the south corner of said BOlfth
east quarter of said section seventeen,
and running thence south 181.3 feet,
more or less, to the south line of the
land deeded to N. C olsen in that deed
recorded III Book 7.: of Deeds, page
i"i2H, records of the county recorder of
Weber county, state of Utah; thepce
went 12 feet, thence north 181.3 feet,
more or less, to a point west ol the
place of beginning: thence east 42 feet
to iho place of beginning Excepting
then from thai part of said land occu
pied bj Big-htb street
DatPd at Ogden City. Weber county.
Utah, this 3rd day ol December, 1919
H C. PETERS N.
Sheriff of Weber county. Utah
B CURTIS ALLISON, Deputy Sheriff
foe higher, were followed by a con J
tlnucd advance.
CHICAGO QUOTATIONS- I
CHICAGO, Dec. 10. S IH
Open High Low Close
Dec. $142', 1.44 1.42'H 143' I
Tan 1 37' j 1 38', 1 37 1 37' , II
May L34-S, 1,35'i 1.31 1.34
Oat
De .Tift .79 .70 Vi .78 V2
Mas ,80 gl .80 Sl',i
Pork- !
Jan 35,.50 35.70 35-50 35.50 .v
Mn .... 94,00 33,90 34.00
Lard ftH
Jan 22.80 22.97 22.80 22.85 1 JH
May 23.05 23. IS 23.00 23.15
Ribs im
Inn is.65 18.30 18 45 "
Ma;, ig.90 lg.95 1S.70 13.85 IH
OGDEN LIVESTOCK MARKET.
Cattl Keeelpts Lib, choice hf.v'
I r fcBGS.oO; pond steers T0f; I
rail steer- .5 o 7 ; choice feeder eieor.s
8Q9 choice cows and heifers JR'o
7 50; f.iir to good cows and heifers 35
$6; miners $4?5: cannern $3 G 1
ehoioe feeder down S6O6; (al bulls 9
holoflna bull $4 7j 5, veal calves
$1011.
1 Hogs Receipts 298; choice fat hops
i.l7r. to 250 lbs.. fl2.75T? 13.50; bulk
I $1 3. 00 Q 1 J 35 . loaders 1 1 0 1 1
1 Sheep .Receipts 220"., choice lambs
l$lKki: 50; wethers 3C.oOfl7.50, fat
1 ewes $5!7 6; feeder lambs SflQ
KANSAS CITY LIVESTOCK.
K A NBAS CITY, Mo, Dec. 10.
Hogs Receipts 25,000, market 50 to
75c higher, bulk S13 35f 13 65, heav
ies 313 30Ti 13.75; lights 313.2513
65, light lights 312. 85.13. 25; pack
ing sows 312 0012.50; pigs 310. 00..
Cattle Receipts 10,000; market
steers steady 10 to 15c higher; she
i stock steady to strong; calves steady;
! heavy beef steers, choice and prime,
116, 50 19. 00. medium and good $12.
4n " 16 50: common 310. 2512. 40:
j light weight, good and choice, 312.75
" 18 00; fommon and medium 37.15'?
112.75, butcher cattle, heifers, 36 25-o
16.75; cows 36.0012 00, canners
and cutters $5,0006 00; veal calves
513. 25'o 16.00; feeder steers 37.50?? T'lB
13.00; stocker steers 35-50'gT0.50.
Sheep Receipts 7000; market 25c
higher, lambs 314 25fi 16.00; culls
and common $9. 000 14 ..00; yearling
1 wethers 311 50TjT3 25; ewes 36.75'
9.25; culls and common 33.50(6 6.50:
breeding ewes 38 00312.00; feeder
1 lambs 31 1.00 14. 00.
OMAHA LIVESTOCK.
OMAHA. Neb.. Dec. 10 (United
States Bureau of Markets.) Hoes
Receipts 8000; market steady to 15c
higher, top 313 25, bulk 312 90 13
15. heavy weleht 312 9013.25; me
dium weight 313. OOf? 13.26. light
weight 312.90ifrl3.25; heavy packing
sows, smooth, 512 65 -112 9o; pfckiflg
sows, rough, 15011 65; pigs 310.
75'n 12.75.
Cattle Receipts 8500, market gen
erally steady, beef steers, medium and
heavy weight, choice and prime. 316 -,
2 5 ft IS. 60, medium and good 311.00ft
16.25: common 39 OOtfiTl.OO; right
weight, good and choice, 315.60ft'18
50; common and medium 38.50ftl5
50; butcher cattle, heifers, 56. 50ft 12
75; cows $6 25ft 12 00; canners and
cutters 35.00ft 6.25; veal calves, light
and handy weight, 313 00ft 14 25;
feeder stoers 37. 0013 00; stocker
pteers 36 50fl?11.00
Sheep Receipts 9000; market 40c
higher; others mostly 25c higher:
lambs, 81 pounds down. 315 . 25'& 16 . 25 ; 'L
I culls and common $1 1 . 50fi 15.00; vear
iling wethers 312.00ft 13 75, ewes, mo
dlum and choice, 58.25ft" 9.75, culls
land common 34. 75 ft 8.25.
LIBERTY BONDS.
NEW" YORK, Dec. 10 Prices of
Liberty bonds at 11:30 a. m. today
8 Via 99.58; first 4s 93.92; second
j 4s 91.90; first 4iS 94.00; second 4'is 1
92.00; third 4'is 94.02; fourth 414s"
92.10. Victory Ss 99. OG: Vlctorv
4S 99.08 I i
j Prices of Liberty bonds at 2:55 p. m.
I today were: ll H
3 Mis 99.43; first 4j 93.90; second
4s 91.70; first 4 .s 93 94; second 4's
92 V.. third 4'ts 94.06: fouith 4',s
92 10. Victory 3s 99.02; Victory
i9 99 04.
CASH SALES.
I CHICAGO, Dec. 10. Corn No. 2
mixed old 51 51; No. 3 yellow 31.58$'
ats No. 2 white S3t&84c; No. 3 ', I
80tt98Sc, (
Rye No. 2 51. 63 ft 1.64
Barley 51.50ft 1.67 j)
Timothy seed 58.50ft 11.50. U H
clover seed 530.00ft 48.00. 1 iH
Pork nominal. ...
Lard 323.00.
Ribs 31S. 0019. 00'
METAL PRICES.
NEW YORK, Dec. 10 Copper ana
iron unchanged. tM
Lead firm; spot and January 6 90c
bid, 7. 00c asked ;
Zinc strong; East St Louis dell very
spot 8.45c bid. 8.55c asked.
!
BUTTER AND EGGS. j
CHICAGO, Dec. 10. Butter lower:
creamery 57ft? 68c.
Eggs lower; receipts 837 cases;
firfts 77ft78c; ordinary firsts 70''72c;
au marw, cases Included, 70ft77c
Poultrv alive unchanged: springs
23c; fowls 18ft 25c, turkeys 32c.
MONEY EXCHANGE.
NEW YORK. Dec. 10 Mercantile
pap' r unchanged.
Sterling Demand 53 78; cable;-J
j I'lancs: Demand 11.62; cables 116u
Guilders: Demand 38; cables .38'4,
Lire: Demand 11.37, cables 11.35.
Marks: Demand 196, cables 198.
Time loans strong; unchanged.
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NEW ORK. Dec. 10. Bar silver
Mexican dollars $1,1)0.
CHICAGO, Dec. 10. Potatoes re
ccipts 33.000; no sales, weather too
cold
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9 mm
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