The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-02-16

| meantime trainmen have been given
n ''hunch" TO handle the car gently,
! Toys, gently. while the old man is on
| deck oi. trouble-serious trouble-will
follow carelessness in this respect
Boost for Ogden and help home In
dustry by using the H. B. & E. Co.
crackers. None better. =
Charles Quigley of the Studebaker
company is circulating among Ogden
friends for day or two and telling
scme new ones"
Loaded With Fish.-Several silk
cars. loaded with fish. came in from
Portland over the Short Line last
night, Part OF the Shipment was di-
,crted in ogden and the balance sent
south.
In order TO close out our winter stock
any hat in the store. $3.50. Millinery
Department at Wright's.
Special Theatrical TraIn,-A. b.
Moseley. travelling passenger agent OF
the Hartman lines with headquarters
at Ogden. will leave tonight for Hunt
ington to receive and assume charge
OF a special train of four cars having
OIL board the E. H. Sothern theatrical
aggregation The special will arrive
over the Oregon Short Line Thursday
afternoon and continue south.
BIG Butter for prosperous people,
Goff Case in Court-The hearing in
the case of the State OF Utah against
B. J. Mcclure. Il. Z. Bramlett and John
X. Garrett, accused of robbery. bobbed
up once more in district court this
morning. After the bondsmen were
formally discharged defendants at
torney opened argument in favor OF
dismissing defendants. maintaining
they were being illegally held at this
time. but the case was continued until
Friday morning at $50, and district
court adjourned for the day out of rec
spect to the memory of the late Jo-
seph Stanford.
GRASS CREEK LUMP COAL, sa.oo
"A. yard; Castle Gate. Clear Creek.
Rock Springs, always on hand. Cor
suIrers' Coal Co.. A. A. Shaw. Mgr
Phones 41S.
Wildcat kiIIed-This morning
sheepherder in the employ of Dan
Shupe shot and killed and brought to
the county clerks Office for a $3.50
bounty certificate. magnificent speci-
men Of wildcat The ferocious-look-
ing brute measures about three feet
from his nose to his tail and is of the
bob-lynx variety The animal was
killed near the mouth OF Ogden can
1pp opd ,rhou ohcaVrnd NV Tho choan-
herder, was In evident search of a de-
licious morsel of mutton for its break
fast.
End your perplexities by always US
ing Lewis Good Coal phones 149. -
Funeral of James Rasmussen-Fu.
neral services over the remains of
James Rasmussen will be held Thurs
day afternoon at . o'clock. from the
residence, l31 Twenty-second street.
Rock Springs. Kemmerer, Castle
Gate. Anthracite and Coke. NJ. l..
Jones Coal Co.
Chinese Sunday SchooI-The Metho-
dists of Ogden are to organize Chi
nese Sunday school, to be attended by
all classes of Chinese.
The w. C. T. U. will hold a Frances
Willard anniversary meeting Wednes-
day at 2:90 D. M, with Miss Chapman,
212s Adams avenue Mrs Shepherd
will speak.
From caIifornia.-Mrs Don E. Rhiv-
ers. formerly Miss Estella Watts. OF
Ogden, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs w.
IL. Watts, arrived on the Overland
Limited Monday from California. Tor
| short visit with Mrs. E. w. Rhlvers.
OF 479 Thirtieth street
Chinese Children Entertained.-The
little Chinese children, who have been
visiting in Ogden under the auspices
oil the Methodist church have been
well received by the Chinese residents
oil the city. They were the guests for
dinner of the Boston restaurant last
night and will be similarly entertain
ed at the Bon Ton tonight.
| A Shoot on Monday.-The Wasatch
Gun club Will give shoot Monday.
! beginning at p. m. at the traps north
of Five Points. Trophies will be shot
| for.
Legislature Meets at 1o-The house
oi the Utah legislature met al 10
O'Clock this morning A bill calling
/ lor bounty on wild animals was in
troduced.
Servant Girl Scared Them.-In their
complete confessions as TO their move
ments the night of the Clark burglary.
the men today stated that they went
hrst TO the house Of DR.. Ezra Rich.
%here they were frightened away bv
the servant girl who had not yet re.
tired fer the night They then pro-
ceeded to the Clark residence. where
t6ey effected an entrance by break
ing window and unfastening the sash
Alter obtaining the plumber, they car
ried 1t to Twenty-seventh street plac-
ing tne huge punch bowl in a paste.
BOARD box. and continuing down Twen.
ty-seventh street to Lincoln avenue
ana thence to their rooming place.