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THE STANDARD. Ogrten TJtah. IS. BUI Ott! R01M rB YALUUMJ 11 uirt THE CHEAPEST, THE CLEANEST, THE BEST. pleasant Valley, at yard CiBtleGate, Colo.

Anthracite, $4.75 Pleasant Valley, 4.75 Castle Gate, 9.50 Colo. Anthracite, 5.25 10.00 Yard at R. G. W. Freight Depot.

L. W. SHURTLIFF, Agent. Telephone 32. A Il'KSMY 15.

FR.IXK J. loan alarming extent and it would be well for parents to enquire if their girls have not acquired from their comradoB the filthy, health-breaking habit smoking tobau-o iu the shape of cigarettes or even EoaiB'lnug stronger. I Our Fall Stock Has Arrived! And we are now showing the moat complete line of Carpets, Rugs, Linoleums, ever shown in Ogden. We employ only skilled workmen to do our sewing and laying. Our prices are lower than the lowest.

It will pay you to see our patterns hefore purchasing elsewhere. POWDER Absolutely Pure. A cream of tartar baking powder. Highest of all in leavening U. S.

Government Food Report. 23fi9 WASHINGTON ANENUE. CARPETS! SUMMONS. TKKKITORY OF A i CucSTi WBUEK.) In the Justices Court uf pro- cincl Hyrum Witlard Marriott, plaintiff, T-, John Doe, name otherwise do lendant, Ofinand 5i 60. The People of I'tah Territory, lo Doe, greeting: You are hereby suniuiuned to be aiid appear before ine, tlie undersigned, at my office Marriotts pre- cluct, in County, Territory of Utah, to answer a complaint tiled you hereiii by said a (exclusive of the day of Said action is brought to recover Irota you the sum oi $2 fiO dollars and tifty ceuib), alleged to be due I'lainlifl from you as a an damage euetamed from a certain horte, destroying plamtiirs growing crops.

The animal as to wit. One bay horse, supposed to le about twenty years old, branded 0 on the left thigh. You are therefore required to appear and aiiBtter on or before Tuesday, the liiiid day September, 1S91. For further particulars see complaint on file in my oflice. And you are hereby notified that if you fail to appear and answer as above required, the plaintiff will take judgment ugamst you for the amount, claim, to wit; $2.50 and costs of euit, To the sheriff or any conhtabJe of "Weber County, greeting'--Make legal service and due return hereoii.

Given under my hand thia the 12th day of September, A. 1891. BlMON F. HALVOB90S, Justice of the peace. KLDEU COt'STY.

Potatoes are not bringing an extraordinarily hteh price this season. At least one carload hat been chipped out of town at prices that bordered on the loss series. Thirty centa per bushel were paid for the potatoes arid were backed and placed on board care at tba station for 40 cents. During the heavy rain storm Monday, the lightmnK struck near a threahioK machine that was beini; run at Mantua. The horees beoarne frightened and ran away, tearing off and breaking several wheels from the horse-power.

No very serious damage is reported. Scores of pictureeque equawa--the idiau is invariably called MABSHAL'ti SALE. CARPETS! CARPETS CARPETS Our Fall Stock is now complete, beauties. Call and Inspect them. Designs and colors all First Juidicial District Court.

Order oi Sale and Decree of Foreclosure. LevlW. Wheeler, Halntlfl, B. M. Short, and Samelia J.

Short, Defendants. Under and by virtue of an order of sale and decree of foreclosure issued out of the First Judicial District Court of the City of Ogden. County of Weber and Territory of Utah, on the 7th dey of September, 1891, iu the above entitled action, wherein LeM W. Wheeler the above-named plaintiff, obtained a judgment and decree auainst B. M.

Short and B. Short, defendants, on the davof which safd decree of September, ISl'i. recorded in judgment book of said Court, at pace 1 am commanded to sell, All that certain lot, piece or parcel ot land situate in the County of Weber and Territory of Utah, and bounded and described as follows, to-wit; A part of the north-west quarter of section one (1), township flvs (S) north ranise two (2), west of the Salt Lake Meridian- beginning at the north-east comer of Bald quarter Bcc id rjtal. section, and running thence west seven and a half (7 and chains, thence south twenty (20)cbainE, thence east seven and a half CM chains, thence north enty (20) chains eeqne" by the tenderfoot writer--are around bessiag peaches and apples. They pick the iruit from the ground by permission, aud fruni the trees, too, if they are given half a chance-carry them oiF aod cut anil dty them tbe bun.

The Indian either keeps this dried fruit for winter food, barter them in the country Etoree, or sell them back, probably to the ownerB from whose orchards they first gathered the fruit. Lust year over a million pounds of merchandise were received at the station, ituriug the same time nearly lour million pounds coal and as many pounds of lumber were received at this station. There were also received nearly a million pounds of machinery and over half a million pounds oi groceries. Boring the fame twelve mocths, from July 1, IbWO, to July 1, 1S91, there were over a halt million pounds of flour aud mill stuffe, a half million pounds hay, a half million pounds oi mer- chondise and a million pounds of grain shipped from the Brigham station. Quite an ur.commuu shooting strident occurreJ in the fields webt ul town last Saturday.

A son of Andreas Lareen was the victim. The bov went out early in the morning to milk the cowe, which were only a lew rods from the house. lie eat down and benan milkinE as usual. Sudden- JrnDitta Comedi Co. la addition to the howling success JM-OIJ DickBon will present tomorrow night as ii certain raiser, a one act coroedetta from the French entitled "Two Can Play at that in winch he will appear sup- portoJ by Burg and Robert EJe- "uiDNlGllT HULL.

The production of Charlea Hoyt'B latest oltbrt and greatest success, A lltll. at the Grand Opera House next Thursday evening, will command wido attention In its presentation here there will be the same personnel aud all the elaborate and intricate scenery will be brought irom the Halt ineuring, a production identical with the original production in New York where tbe piece enjoyed a prosperous run of five months. A Eel! was written long before A 'Kay Bcliy, saved and laid carefully away until the author's reputation as a. successful farceur of the noiey type was made. The new piece was "put on the stage in San Francisco in April, 1SSS.

It was a big succ'81. Bill Mr. Hoyt remodeled it slightly and took one tour, after hich time it" was put on the Bijou theatre Btaire in Nnw Yoik, where it scored the greatest success and largest run every made by a couiedy production. AMinUCA'fc U'OKII'E A I AKTIsr. Charles manager of Goodyear, Klitch Schilling's minstrels, has been connected with tbi beat minstrel aud pantomime companies for years.

He is considered the greatest producer of original ideas in minntrelsy iu this country. He is the originator of instrumental comedy, and has honestly earned the title of premier musical artist of the world. He will appear here Friday night, September ISth.vuth Goodyear, Elitch i Sohillin'g minstrels at the Grand. MRS. GRAHAM'S Cucumber and Elder Flower Cream Is not a cosmetic tht sense in uhlch that term is yoimlarlj used, but permanently beautiUes.

it creates a soil, smooth, clear, (lively skin, anil by dally use gradually makes'lhe complexion several shades hller. It is constant prou-c ion from the cllcels of suu and i and nils burn at.d frotllcs, Waetl.eads i you use it It cleanses the lace far better lhan soap and nourishes am; builds up the skin tissues avd presents the foruiatlon of i kles freshness, clearness aud smoothnessoCskin thai 5011 had a little ci-1 lady, okl ought to as it a more jmilhflll appear- anett to any ludy, and that permanently. It contains no acid. pou.l. or alkali, and Is as harmle--, as aud as nourishing the i a is to the Price $1.00, or at tier'ease iiniham's establiNhmciil, 10o Post Mreet.

San iraiu isco, where she treata ladies lor all blemishes of laceor figure l.adi*« fit a treated tiv letter end stamp for her j.ulc book to be beautiful. Sample Bottle SI" rSeipfoi io in Btinipb to pay for postage tmd puck Lady ftg'-nUi wanted 'MRS. GRAHAM'S Pace Bleach the worst cases of Freckles, Suu iru, oallowness, Moth-patchen, I'lmi-le id Blemishes. Price SI- 60 ss and clleclhe. Xo samples can be sent ady agents wanted.

I 1 in this fir i IM ligiUSl a i my pi aratums wili'hav his name added to tin lu'ruseiiient. preparations are for sale by whol rugslst in Chicago and ever) v. est Casco THE STANDARD Bay. is in receipt a fery elegant souvenir of Gasco Bay, on which is situated the interesting ly he felt hia hand pierced as by some city of Portland, and in which sharp missile and directly heard the sharp crack of a rifle; he had been shot through the hand by a 22-caliber rifle in the hands of some one in a neighboring field. The blood streamed down and the lad ran to the house in fright.

The wound was dressed, and it is now healing rapidly. Who the shooter was Is yet a mystery. Some think it the work of a miechiev- OUB boy who took the cow for a capital target. Others think it was purely are the far-famed islands of Portland harbor. NTM beautiful seaside summer resort than that of the islands of Casco Bay can be inr magine'l and the little souvenir is a very ably written description of their charms.

The book contains twenty-four and covers, with fourteen LA PLATA Cots $3.00. LA PLATA Comforts, $1.25 up. LA PLATA Blankets, $2,00 up. to the place'of beginning, containing fifteen NoSS'ia hereby given that on Tuesday the "9th day of September, 1891, at twelve (12) o'clock noon.m front of the County uourt House, in the City of Ogden, County of Weber and Territory of Utah, I will obedience to said order sale and decree of foreclosure, sell the above described property, or so mneh thereof as maybe neceESEry to satisfy plaintiffs judgment, with interest thereon and coats to the highest and beat bidder for cash, lawful money of the United States of America. Dated OKden City, September 7tn, 1891.

ELUS H. PARSONS, By W. BCTCHBB, U.S. Marshal. Deputy U.

S. Marshal. Evans and Rogers, attorneys for plaintiff. Brigbam Bugler: When Little Miss' Whitworth, daughter of George Whit- ORDER TO SHOW CADSE. In the Probate Court of the County of Weber, Territory of Utah.

The Richest Goods and Latest Styles. The Lowest Prices. --OUR LINE be made. John Hutohins, the administrator of the estate of James Hutchins. deceased, having filed hispetitlon herein, duly verifies, pray- Ine for an order of sale of certain real estate oi said decedent, for the purpose therein set is therefore ordered by the said court, that all persons Interested in the estate oi said deceased, appear before the said Probate Court on Monday, the 13n day ol October, 1891, at ten o'clock in the forenoon Are now on exhibition in SCOTCH CHEVIOTS, Plaids, Stripes and Plain Effects.

FRENCH ROBES, in Exclusive Designs. CAMEL'S HAIR GOODS, in Beautiful Effects, No city of twice the size of Ogden can show a more complete and fashionable line, and our prices will be found as low as the lowest. tta'ti; to show cause why an order should not be irranted to the iaid administrator to sell as much of the real estate of the said deceaflpd, at private sa'e, a3 shall be neces- id that a cop? cf tuis order be published at least once a week for four successive weeks in the OaDBN DiiLY STAKDARD, a iewspaper printed and published In said and Dated Sept' worth Call's Fort, stepped out of her home last Saturday afternoon, she was horrified at hearing mntlled groans and shrieks iesuing from the deep well near the house. Darting to the opening, which is boarded up about two feet from the ground, she gazed down into the darkness below. There she saw her eleven-years-old brother, yelling and crying and floundering around in the water like a wild buaat.

He had been knocked crazy by the fall. An older brother was lowered into the well a rope was tied round the poor lad, and directly he was drawn nnt more dead than alive. His face and head were badly cut and one rib fractured. He was also seriously injured internally and did Dot regain consciousness for nearly two days. He was slowly recovering at last accounts.

It is thought the unfortunate victim accidentally fell into the well while watering horses only about fifteen minutes before his sister heard the groans. UTAH COUNTY. The Bank ot American Fork will at once commence the construction of a bank building. The bands of Lehi, Pleasant Grove and American Fork have formed a union the purpose of mutual im- pages of exquisite itluBtratiouB taken from nature and the elegant summer houses with wbich the islands are covered. Mr.

Geo. II. Haynea ia the author with an introduction from th able pen of the Hon. J. Baxter.

Rotes. Yesterday about 2 p. m. Georg Bennett, while cutting wood, me with a revere "and painful accident the ax slipping and cutting an ira mense gash in his left foot, splittin the foot open from tbe toes to th ankle. Dr.

Ingrain, who was callec dressed the wound and young man as easy as possible. From last reports he was reeling eaay, wit good hopes of saving hia foot. High Council. The High Council will meet next Wednesday, September 10th, tt 10 a. m.

By order of the president. L. W. SIIUHTLIFF. IS A FACT, That tlie chcil est store to buy cry, Glassware, Art Totter) Tinware, Lamps and an-, thing you may want household furnishings is Th Fair.

IT IS A FACT, That the stor which aims at supplyin your general wants at a pri' both just to the consumer a well as the storekeeper The Fair. u- RAND OPERA HOUSE, BOWES Mm, Lessees and Mergers. ONE NIGHT ONLY! Sept. IS. IK.

THE CLEVEBFST (MEDIAN 03i "HE MERICAS STAGE. 1HCKSOIV, and a perfect company of comedy players, directed by Geo. W. Lederer, iu the ttree-act, Koarinfc Legitimate Farce, NCOG By Mrs. R.

Piichc-co. Prouounccd by the press of the cruiitry as thu greatest success oi' tlio season. 'riws $1.00,75,50 and 85c. Resened Seats at Box Tuesday, 9 a.m One Night Only! Thursday, SEPT. 17, First Presentation in this citj of HOYT'S MASTERPIECE and CROWNING EFFECT, A Author of "A Texas Steer." Presented by the sama great cast and carload of realistics, identically as aeon in Xew York for five months.

75,50 and 35c. Sale of seats Tuesday at urn 18th. Second. IT IS A FACT, That if you are in want of any more facts you are earnestly invited to call at the bee hive of the town and get them aa we are too busy to oven think just at present. THE FAIR.

Importers, Jobbers Retailers. 2443-2145 Wash. lie. 06DEJ. UTAH.

-OF- The Reigning Favorites GOODYEAR, ELITCH SCBILUSO'S MINSTRELS. -AND- Co'cux ITiist Fart. 11,1891. A. C.

BISHOP, Judge. TERRITORY OF UTAH, Ba County of Weber. Joseph P. Ledwidge, clerk of the Pro- bite Court, ID andfoi said Weber County, do hereby certify that the foregoing is a full true and carrect copy of the original orderto show cause, In the matter 01 the estate of James Hutchins, deceased, deposited, filed and recorded in my office, on the nth day ol September, A. D.

1851, as the same appears of record. In witness whereof, I have hereunto set my hand, and affixed the seal of fsElt 1 the Probate Court, the day and year first above written. J. P. LEDWIDOE, Clerk of the Probate Court.

By W. M. HAHSON, Deputy.Clert. provement and benefit. Lehi is having its annual burglar scare.

Several bold rubberies have been perpetrated lately, the culprits escaping in each case. The school trusses of Lehi have advertised for bids for the erection of a central school house and they say that the building must go up this fall. The principal beet man oi West Jordan says that beets are in 8ne condition in that locality, but thinks that there is not much in beet culture at the prices offered, The women folks of Alpine are bnsy in taking care of the frnit crop. As ilurdered by Prejudice. Thousands of men die every day who might be saved.

Prejudice has nnir3ered a a a ttomall. If it were believed that the sum of disease could he reduced by physic, much would be gamed. The nightmare of death would not frighten us ai It docs. In our monern civilisation we ought reasonably to expect disease to upon us because we do so much to attract it; because we so often and HteadU7 expose ourselves to it. At the same time we ouzht all to understand, as a part ol our rudimentary education, that to save ourselves from the effects ol such exposure some kind of fortification should be built around our vital forces lest the enemy carry us, as It were, by sudden onslaught.

For many years the unprejudiced have used liBABDEBTll'S P1LL3 in this WR7 Blld they have proved a most effective wall against the approach of disease. Sold in every drug and medicine store, either plain or sugar coated. Most stylish livery rigs in the City at Corey Brothers, Washington ave- T3 5- -e Eupepsy This Is what yon ousht to have, In fact, you must have it, to fnlly enjoy life. Thousands are searching for it dally, and mourn- TflOMiS HADLEY, ASSAYBR. Graduate Royal Bchool of Mines, London, Englanrt.

by Mail Promptly Attended to. Office 2848 Wash-ATO. Ogden, Utah. MARSHAL'S SALE. Everything New, Entirely New Programee, New and Magnificent Costumes, New and Cateliiug Music, New and Great Specialties.

$10,000.00 in gorgeous "wardrobe and draperies for the NEW GRAND FIKST PART. A grand company of comedians. Prices, SI, 75 cents, 50 oeuta and 35 cents. Reserved seats on sale Tuescay at 9 a. m.

"VIBRATOR" Threshing Machines. -WAR, RAN TED- of Utah send B. At- A1IA3 3TJMMON3. the District Court of the First Judicial District of tbe Territory oi Utah, Weber I Administrator of the estate ot Henry Gauewer, deceased, Plaintiff, vs. C.

K. Buck and George B. Atwood, Defendants. TTt The People of the Territory of TJta, erecting: To C. B.

Buck and George wood, Defendants. You are hereby U) appear in an ction brought against you by the above- named plaintiff, in the District Court ol the Judicial District of the Territory of itah and to answer the complaint filed herein, within ten days (exclusive of the day of service) after the service on you 01 this snmmonsUf served within this coup- or if served out of this county, but in this district, within twenty days; otherwise within forty dajs-or judgment by default will be taken against you, according to the prayer of said complaint. prayer of said a The said action is brought to obtain the witliout material injury to those rights, then for a sale for the aaid premises ana a division of the proceeds between the parties according to their rights. For further and fuller partlcnlirt rcfer- made to the complaint on ence is hereby file herein. Brie: description the proper- tv for which partition is sought in accordance with the complaint herein referred to, is iollc-ws, to-wit: Situated in the County of Weber and Territory of Utah, find being a part of the north-east quarter of Section a part of the i In Townsbij the Salt La! And you are hereby notified that S.ln'TowiisbipG.

north of Range one, west oi the Salt Ukejleridlan, Stock withdrawable on 30 days Stock non-forfeitable. call, with, net earninga. Pay your rent to us anu yon will soon have a home of your own. Aa an investment, it will earn you 18 per cent net. HI- 2-114 "Washington Avenue.

MANAGER. pplyto WitneM, the Hon. James A. Miner Judge, and the seal of the aistrlct Court i i Judicial District, In and for the Territory o( Utah, this2tth day of August, in the year of onr Lord one thomand elK'it and ninety one. C.

H. MCOLOBE, Clerk. By I BlRT, Dep'ity Cicrt. Gilbert it Holloway, attorneys for plaintm. SOUVENIR SPOONS.

Via are receiving a moat elegant and complete line of SOUVENIR SPOONS1 Entirely new. Each spoon etched with a perfect scene oi Ogden Canyon, Devils Slide or Thousand Mile Tree, all characteristic of Ogden's magnificent scenery. SEITO OIW3 TO YOCK FRIENDS THB EAST. H. WALLACE, Jeweler.

Reed Hotel C. I SfitFMlL BDCOIBBOM gmt i mi, Highest Pr) Paid for Chickens Pork Fourth Street, Ogden, Utah BoW beaottfnl pto- Book nn? cwdt wot Free to Mff ooft TnzO.E.niESSOO. there is a poor market for frnit in a green state, it necessitates the drying of it to keep it from wasting. BEAVER COUNTY. Times are unpreeedentedly dull in Beaver.

'Tis probably the dark hour before the dawn. Alexander Boy ter haa been awarded contract for the removal to Fort Douglas of all soldiers' remains now in the post cemetery atFortCameron. Stock, the fellow who was brought in this week from San Juan, on an indictment for grand larceny, took ad- vintage of his bondsmen "dickering" with the Deputy United States Marshal for his surrender, to quietly skip ont, and when the officers decided to take him out of the hands of his bondsmen and send him to the pen to await trial, he could not be fonnd. Now that the anti-polygamy crnsade has virtually fallen through from sheer luck of offenders against that law, the court o' tbn district has apparently little eiea than a travoi.iy aj-jis justice. 'Ionian: Monday's brought C.

J. Boren, J.L. Oliver and W. H. ilnck.

all from San Jnau county, itock is under indictment in the second court for the crime of grand larceny; Boren and Oliver were bondsmen and also witnesses. Che whole party were, by a blunder ol some one in the United States marshal's office in Salt Lake City, eubp'cnaed to be here to attend court on September 10th, whereas the tact of the matter is that there will be no court held in this district until October Bib. Of course the three men Tfill be told to go back home, but as that is fully 500 miles from Beavor somebody will have to pay their fare; they are p-jor men, and it 13 quite a hardship upon them to he compelled to travel all this distance for nothing and at their own expense. Somebody's blundered. Complaint is made that certain married ladies in town; wives of prominent titissens, are not only in the habit indulging in the smoking of tobacco themselves, but are also teaching some of our ycung ladies and even furnishing thein with tobacco to "moke.

Smoking is a and reprehensible habit even when Indulged in by the sterner ser, but what shall we say when young ladies, generally supposed to be the very emblem of purity, stoop BO far as to be- fonl their mouths with the filthy weed? It is to be hoped that the feminine instructors of the youcg women in question will reconsider what they are doing and if they cannot refrain from the habit themselves at least refrain from teaching it to yoang girls. Among the Utter the smoking habit is aaid to be spreading an ing hccause they find it net. Thousands upon thousands of dollars are spent an- the hope that they And yet it inay he nually by ourpeople in the hope ay attain this boon. a by all. We guarantee that Electric Bitters, if used according to directions and the use persisted iu, will bring you good digestion and oust tlie demon dyspepsia and install instead Eupepsy.

We recom- ipsy i kldm and Sold at fifty cents and one dollar per bottle by Wm. Driver mend Elcotrie Bitters for dyspei i diseases of liver, stomach and sntsand one dollf Son, druggist. First Judicial District Court. Order of sale and decree of foreclosure. The Peoples Building, Loan and Savings Association, a Corporation, YB, Harmon Veatch, Jennie Veatch, F.

W. Ijllrontz and W. F. Thompson Lumber Compuny. Under aud by virtue of an Order of Sale and IJecree of Foreclosure issued out of the First Judicial District Court of the City of Ogden, County of Weber and Territory of Utah, on the 3rd day of September, 181)1, in the above entitled action, wherein the Peoples Building, Loan and Savings Assr cii Loans Closed Promptly On improved city and farm property.

JAMES D. JAIIVIS, First National Bank Building. BEST COST rB- FOP. DYSPEPSIA and Liver Complaint you have a printed guarantee on every bottle of Shiloh'sVitalfter. It never falls to cure.

Sold by Wm. Driver Son. These hot days may be made cool by a trip np the canyon in one of Corey Brothers' fine rigs. Notice is hereby given that I have been appointed assignee for the firm of Knnhardt Dawson. All per- Bone indebted to said firm will pleaee call and make settlement with me at once.

J. G. MOVES, Assignee. Sept 6,1891. Children, Especially infante, is prevalent more or lees at all times, but is lart.aly avoided by giving proper nourishment and wholesome food.

The most fiucoeeaful and reliable of all is the Gail Borden "Kacle" Brand Condensed milk. Your grocer and drug- fist keep it. eopleB Building, Loan aim savings Association, a Corporation, tne above-named plaintiff, obtained a judgment and decree against Harmon Veatch, Je-inle Veatcb, P. W.Lafrentz and W.F.Thompson Lumber Company, defendants, on the 3rd day of September, 1891, said decree WRB, on the same day, recorded In judgment book oi said court, at page ,1 am commanded to sell; All Uiat certain lot, piece or parcel of lanrt situate in the City ol Oeden, County of Weber and Territory of Utah, and bounded and described as follows, to-wll: Lot umbered two (2) in block number nine (0 In Nob Hill Addition to Ogdeu City, at same appears from plat of said addition filed and recorded with all improvements thereon, together with all and singular the tenements, hereditaments and appurtenances thereunto belonging or in anywise appertaining thereto. Notice is hereby Riven, that on Friday the 25th dsy of September, at 12 o'clock of that day, in front of the County Court House, in the City of OKd-n, County of Weber and Territory of Utah, I will in obedience to said order of sale and decree of foreclosure, ieU the above described property, or much thereof as.

may be necessary to satisfy plaintiffs judgment, with intereal thereon and costs to the highest and best bidder for cash, lawful money of the United Slates of America. Ozden City. September 3rd, 1891. ELIAS U. PARSOH9, By W.

BUTCHER, U. 8. Marshal Deputy U.S.Marshal L. It. Rliodea Attorney for Plalntiflfl.

A OEDINANCK. Supplementary to au ordinance entitled, "An Ordinance to promote the general health of the inhabitants of Ogden City." SECTION t- He ordained by the City Gannett of Opdcn City, That parents and guardians of children afflicted with scarlet fever dlptherla, small pox or any other contagious disease, ahull not permit such children to attend school, after it becomes known to such parents and guardians that they are afflicted with any such disease. SEC, 2. That it shall be the duty of the ALIAS SUMMONS. principal or any teacher in any private or public school in Ogden Cityjwho hi mation of the existence oi has infor- scarlet fever, dlptherla or small pox or any other contagious disease existinp in any family, to emove from such school or schools all hildren attending from any such family, nttl such principal or teacher shall have roof that tlie premises where sucb family eside are thoroughly disinfected and such disease radicated.

SEC. 3. No public funeral of anyone who has died from smallpox, scarlet fever or Ogden City. A mblic funeral is hereby defined to be one where indiscrimate attendance of persons not Immediately connected with the family allowed. SBC, 4.

The carrying of the body of a person wbo has died of acarlet fever, diphtheria smallpox or other contagious disease to a church or other public building, orcxposure thereof to the public or at any pln.ce preceding the funeral IB hereby prohibited. SF.C R. That the bodies ot persons have died oi scarlet fever, pox or other contagious disease shall not be removed from the sick room until wrapped in a clovh saturated with a solution of corrosive sublimateuwt grains to one gallon of water) and said bodies shall be buried immediately. ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE. have Thousands of Testimonials to the fact that In the Probate Court of the County Weber, Territory Utah In the matter of the estate of Peter lladson deceased.

Order to Show Cause i i trlbution should not be made. Or, reading and filing Ibe petition of H. am) one copy thereof shall be he petit Brown, the administrator of the csUlc of Peter Ma'lsen, deceased, prayirg for on or- rler of distribution of tiie rcMflne of said es- BKC. 6. Sestonsorotherpcrfionfiin charge of cemetaries in this City.shall not iutcr.nor railroad companies or other transportation companies doing business in this City, shall not transport dead bodies without certificate of death, from attending physician, attested by the City physician, or by some member of the Board or Health; and where there has been no attending physician shall be called by the person at whose house such person shall Jur the purpose of making such ccrtifcate.and such certificate shall be made In duplicate by the rdiysician In the District Court of the First Judicial District oi Utah Territory, Weber County.

Leo Kiwchenbere, Plain till. vs. Ellen Rusch- enbcrg, Defendant. The Pooplt! of the Territory of Utah send greeting to Ella Kuscuenberg, defendant. You are hereby ro'tuired to appear In an action brought against you by the above- named plaintiff, In tno 1'iitrict Court of the First Judicial Ulstrict of the Territory of Utah, and to answer the complaint filed therein, within ten days (exclusive of the day of service) after the service on you of this summons--if served within this County; or, if served ont of this County, but in this District, within twenty days; otherwise i i forty days--or judgment by default will be taken agalnstyon, according to the prayer of said complaint.

The said action is brought to obtain the judgment of this Court to dissolve the bonds of matrimony now und heretofore existing between the plaintifl 1 and defendant) that bu decreed by the order of this Court this plaintiff have the custody the children described in the complaint, to-wit: Edward aged 9 years. Uo Clyde Ruschenberg, 3 ypars, and any other and proper relief plain- till alleces be is entitled to said decree on the ground that the defendant Is guilty of gross and habitual drunkenness, and of cruel treatment of plaintiff, to the extent of causing him great bodily injury and mental distress: and also of being guilty of neglect of tt children; that th? defendant is not a person to have the children in her pos- ession, or to control them. For further ana uller particulars reference is hereby made tlie cnmplfliut on file herein. And you are hereby notified that if you ail to appear and answer the said com- ilaint as above required, the sfltd plaintiff vill apply to the Court for the relief demanded therein. wu.ic-09, the Hon.

James A. Miner, JuUe, and the seal of the District Court of the First Judicinl District, in and for the Territory Utah, i 9th day of September, IP the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and ninety one. C. H. McCLUBi, Clerk.

physici slivered late among the persons entitled. It it ordered that all the estate of the paid Peter ttnle lUrk.) IMPERIAL EGa FOOD Hilt Lanrelj Fgg PNcdinn. Strtnghten "VVftir ami Drooping Fowls, promote the Healthy (irowth and Development of all varieties of porllry, and Insure fine condition and smooth plumage. will help them through moulting nvon- erf'illy. It will furnish bone and muscle for young cliiclts, and thus save them.

Prevents and absolutely cures tho dis- eatea Incident to poultry, CliicSfen Cholera Is usually the reanlt of weakness caused by lack of the proper chemicals in the system. supplied by the Imperial EK? Food, His no forcing process; you eimply give them the chemiraln to make eggs, at a cost of less tlmn one cent a week for each fowl. Ask for it of your local tradesman; if he doef not keep it, write to F. C. STUKTKVAST, Manufacturer of Ovuter Shells and all Poultry Supplies.

Mills, 102-164 Com- merciel Street, office 215 State street, Hartford, Conn. For aale by JOSEPH WALLACE. CSiaie Ol vim FHKI I utcr fl, be ami appear before the Probate Court of the City of of Territory of Vtnh, at the court room of sajd Court, tue Ourt House, in snid City of Ogrten, County ol Weber, on Monday the day of September, at tii o'clock a. tlien and there to show cause why an of distribution should not be made of me resume oi sain among tije heirs of the fieid deceased, according to law. His further ordered, that copy of thh order he published at leant once c.

week for four weeks, before the paid 28th day of September, 1891, in THE STANDARD, a newspaper printed and published in the said City and County. Dated August 23th, JS31. A. C. BISHOP, Judge.

the Secretary of the Health CommKmoii, by the phyjic'ifin makinc such certificate, on or before the fifth of the month succeeding the month in which such person died. HF.I;. 7. Sextons or other persons in charge of ccraetari's In this city, shall Xecp a record of all bodies interred by nge, nationality, disease or cause death, and shall maKe out a copy tnenV Rnti deliver LO the Secretary of the Hcnltl Commission on or before the i of the month tucceo'ling the month in whirl nidi porami 1 'fd SKC Any person violati.ig any th provisions o' this ordinance nhin.i,'rle«mc' Kuilty of a misdemeanor, and shall bo find in any aura not less than ten nor exceeding fifty dollars. Sr.f.

9. All ordinances or parta ol ordi nances In conflict with this ordinance ar heieby repealed. Passed August 24th, 1891. H. TURNKR, Mayor.

TERRITORY OF UTAH, County ol Weber. Jos. Ledvridge, Clerk of the Probate Court, in and for said Weber County, do hereby certify that the foregoing is full, true and correct copy ol the original Order to Shew Came why distribution should not be nmde. In the matter of the estate of Peter Madden, deposited, flled and recorded in my office, on the 29th day of August, 18iA, as the same appears of record. In witness whereof, I have hereunto Bet my band, and affixed the seal of Probate Court the day and year first ibove written.

J. P. LEDWIDOK, Clerk of the Probate Court. By L. BUST, Deputy Clerk.

W. L. L. for pislntltr. DOTEK RIO (MDE RAILWAY.

SCB5IC LISf WORLD. TWO FIRST-Cim'TMHS DAM, Traverses the Grandeet Scenery of the Rocky Mountains dilciiwootl, Aspen, Pneblo, Co'orado Springs And IenTcr. T. P. Brvan, recorder for Ogdeu City, hereby certify the foregoing to ne a full, true and correct copy of an ordinance, en titled, "An Ordinance to promote the general health of the inhabitants of passed by the City Council of Ogden City, August 24th, 1801.

In testimony whereof, I hereunto set my hand and affix the Corporate IBEAL! Sol ol Ogden City, this 25th day of August, A 1831. P. BRYAN, City Becorder. To loan on Improved City and Farm Property. K.

P. HUNTER, 2414 Washington Avenue, Elegant Pullman and Tourist Sleepers and Free Scarritt Chair Cars on Each Train. For full Information call on or address W. J. SHOTWELL, n.

Agent, 58 Snd South, Salt LaVe City B. T. SMITH, A. 8. HBGEOB, Gen.

Manager. Traffic Manager. S. K. HOOPKE.

Gen. Pass, and Ticket Agont, Denver Col. Everything goes at cost at Ashby'a to make room for fall goods,.