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Hides. rnlIor. wool and Hon.

The hop market is showing frmness and a
sale OF 1905 OregOnS at l5c is reported while
contracts for 1909 goods are reported up 10 pic.
Some sales for export at the advance are said
to have been made.
Hides-Culls and brands sell about y ale
under quotations. HEAVY salted steers. 131ac:
medium. 1Sc; light. 12c; cOwhide. 12c for
heavy. 12c for light; stays. 9c; salted kip 13c.
salted veal. lie; salted calf. 1Sc: dry hides.
2015c; dry kip. 1915c; dry calf, 25c; dry veal.
23e; sheepskins. shearlings. 2OQ4Oe each;
short WOOL 500T5c each; Medium T5e@Si
each; long wool 81 .250l1. 20; lambs. 150oI5c :
horsehides. salt. 81 22502.5O for large and 81 %
a. for medium. T5c0Sl for small and 25050c
for colts: horsehides dry, S2G225 for large and
s1.2562 for medium. 5OcdS1 for small and 25 a
SOC for colts; goatskins prime angora. I5cGS1;
large hair goats. 25df0c; medium. 2O63Oc
small. 5415e; Mexican deerskins. 3713 13Sc; dry
salted do. 25G2T12c; picked do. 30632i5c-
Tallow-No- rendered. 5051c; No ?. 49
412c; grease, 2G21Ac.
Wool-SOuthern fan. more OF less defective.
11aMSi2c: fall lambs. S11Oc for southern and
12615c per ID for northern
Hops-Prices to growers are 1f615c for 1908
per II. with 1S421c for contracts for new crop
delivery.
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Poultry and Game

The poultry market was moderately active
o,[I 6r,, Win large Young chickens leading IN
point of demand and hrmness- Receipts were
light and there was hardly anything uhsoid AT
Poultry (Der dozen(-Hens, S4.5OGo Tor small.
So jO6IG 80 for large and S7ag9 for extras; YOUNG
roosteTs Si0T. DO extra large. $SMlO; old roOs
ters 81 50G5J. frvers SJ06; br0iiers, $40
so for large ana S3G13JO fOr small: ducks, -
az: pigeons, $3.50; squads, Sl.lSQ-s geese,
live turkeys. 23G25c per ID for young and $50
pic for old
Game-NOminal
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choice and S1eo@1.T21s for poor to fair; reds
for seed, $1.95@210; black, $2.S5@2.70 asked;
gray, S1.671a al. .T21a; white, $1.I0@1.75; Texas
red, in bulk, $1.9S; in sacks, 500 per ctl
Corn-Some changes in both domestic and
western sorts reported yesterday.
Small round yellow, S170@1.T5; white, Sits
a 1.S0; large yellow, $1.75 western states yel-
low, in bulk, San Francisco track, $1.62; white,
$1.66; mixed, SLIGO per ctl.
Rye-Quotations continue nominal.
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Beans and seeds

No further changes in beans were reported
yesterday. -,
small white. --; large white $5-IotG4i plnk,
s3M3 12ls red. nominal; blackeye. So. 4O0g3-0O'
lima 81 2Od4 T. %; red kidneys, $500 20; cram
berry beans, S3.5OM3-T5; Garvanzas, S20OG5-oO'
horse beans S1.756l2-1 10.
SeedS-BrOwn mustard, "a tG3ftc5 yelloW mus
tard nominal: faXseed, 40I41ac. carload lots
canary. 4lte; alfalfa, 1691Tcs rape, cleaned
2G21ac; timothy. &c; hemp. 32g5Acs mlilel'
bried fPeas@Greeu. s25O@2s5 per centaL
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Norfhern Businesn

PORTLAND. Sept. 3.-Clearings. s1,sO1, ,9es;
balances S166T41
SEATTLE. Sept. 3.-Clearings, 81 66S eO6;
balances. $2S5. .233.
TACOMA. Sept. 3.-cIearings. $3.50. .oss; bal
ances. $7l,219.
SPOKANE. Sept. 3.-cIearings. se91, ,3s3; bal
ances, Sl05.43S.
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New York Produce

NEW YORK. Sept. s.-Hops-Firm; Pacific
coast (t90S1s 16619c.
Hldes-Easy; BogOta, 191s G2Olse; Central
Petroleum-Steady
Sugar-Raw, firm; fair refining. Se7c; cen
trlfugal SO test. A. lie; mOlasses sugar. S.42c:
refined, steady No. g. 4.55c; No. z. 4.50c No. g.
445c: No. Q. A.f0c: No. To- 4.35c: No. IL 4SOc: (:
No. y. 425c; No. 13. 42Oc; No. "a. 42Oc; CON
fectioners' A. 4.S5c; mold A soc: cut loaf
5.S5c; powdered. 515c; granulated 5.O5c: cube
5.3Oc.
Cofee-ClOsed steady: sales were reported Of
l6.3tO bags. including March, 530d5.3Jc; July.
3-'i56l .45c- Spot. quiet; Rio No Z. 7Lc; san
tos No. 4. SIS 09c; mild. quiet; CordOva. Sls a
Butter-Firm; creamery third to arsts. 24@
Cheese-Firm. unchanged
Eggs-IrreSular.
DRIED FRUITS
Evaporated AppleS-Quiet. Prime November
delivery. Sfs GS9sc: spot quotations steady;
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Boston Stocks and Bonds
Amer Are Chem. IS

THE COPPER STOCKS
BOSTON, Sept. 3.-The market showed little
change.
The Utah copper company has declared the
usual quarterly dividend of SOC per share. pay
able September 80. Books close September II
and reopen October 1.
ton & Co., 490 California street. San Fran
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| PETALUMA, Sept. 3.-After the receipt OF
the quotations from the San Francisco dairy
change the prices paid for eggs today were
| 3715c SIC and 36c. There is upward ten
dency. The receipts light and the quality
is poor Poultry is in poor demand, some old
stock being shipped.
SANTA ROSA, Sept. 3.-The local egg market
remained stationary today. with quotations
standing at 361ae per dozen for choice and SO 1sc
| for seconds.
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Loans, Exchange and Silver

The steamer China took out treasure list Of
81. .302, III, as follows: $1.064S ST. in gold bull
lion shipped TO Kobe by the Yokohama specie
bank $129, 400 in silver bullion, shipped to Cal
cutta by the International banking corporation;
$5S,500 in silver bullion; shipped to Hongkong
by the Hongkong and Shanghai bank, and $50, 900
in silver bullion. shipped to Hongkong by the
Anglo -London-Pa national bank.
Silver and Hongkong exchange were slightly
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Coast Hop Market Advances Again
Wheat, Lower and Barley Steady

, sat2e per ID for amber: extracted, I1ac for
water white and 61s 97c for light amber oia'
candied and dark amber. 44415c per ID -,
Rsestesswax-271 = 929c per ID for light and 2oe9
06r for dark.
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Retail rates for household staples show but
little variation from the last report. What few
changes occurred last week were confined prin-
cipaliy to fruits and vegetables and were gen
orally in the direction of lower prices. \ Dairy
produce eggs. poultry and meats stand exactly
the same as quoted a week ago.
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Bank Clearings

NEW YORK, Sept. 3.-Bradstreet's bank
clearings report for the week ending September
shows aggregate of So, 06S, 0s0, 600, as
against 2,994, ,295 600 last week and 81, ,544,-
$4,000 in the corresponding week last year.
The following is list of the cities;
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Deciduous and citrus Fruits

The fruit market was devoid OF new strik-
ing features yesterday. trading in all lines be
ing of average proportions and supplies of every
thing being well up to requirements. Strictly
fancy apples were firm and high grade Bartlett
pears in wrappers found prompt sale at stiff
rates, while values for peaches were strong on
decreased arrivals. Offerings OF plums and
ceeding days. but prices showed no improve
ment. Figs continued to drag badly the market
being overstocked with, undesirable varieties.
which were being pressed for sale at low rates.
10 the detriment of choice black offerings.
Grapes were plentiful and dull, with nothing
but the Isabella variety quOtable at 81 crate.
Sales Of Zinfandel wine grapes were reported
at $13 ton. Fresh arrivals Of nutmeg melons
were quickly disposed of at satisfactory hgures
but old stock that had been lying around for
several days could be bought at bargain rates.
The berry market was quiet and weak
Raspberries- per chest.
Blackberries- -$2G3.50 per chest.
Appes@Faney Srave6steins. T 4oa1 so per
box; other fancy apples. $1@150: common to
choice. 65cMS1; crabapples, 50MT5c for small
and s1.25q 80 for large boxes
Pears-BaTtletts. $1G1.I5 per box; other va
| rieties, 50@s5c per box.
Qunces-50@75c per box.
Peaches-Small boxes, 4o@T5c; lug boxes, soc
@S1: carriers 60GT5c.
| @5Oc for small and 50c@S1 for large.
Figs-T5cM$1 for large river boxes and 40@
75c for ordinary packages.
Melons-Nutmeg melons. 3566Oc per box; can
taloupes S191.5O per crate; watermelons, S125
| a 2 per dozen
M65c museat +0@65c; Tokay, 5O975e black,
256l soc: Isabella. 81; lug boxes. 50cG$1.
Citrus Fruit (per boxl-Valencia oranges.
! S175@3: grapefruit. S25U43.25 for seedless:
! lemons $404.J0 for fancy. S2@3 for choice and
/ S16l1 so for standard; lines. $5.50@6.
Tropical Fruits-Rananas. IJcG 81 70 per bunch
/ for Hawaiian aud $2.50n3.50 for Central Amer
/ lean; pneapples $l2JG3 per dozen.
Dried Fruits, Raisins, Nuts and Honey
Fruits. old crop-Peaches 4e for standards
| "A 64lac for choice and 546c for fancy; prunes
4 size basis, 2@215c. with l3c premium for the
large sizes
New Fruits-Evaporated apples, 71k6s1sc;
apricots. S@1Oc; moorpark. IL d12e; peaches AZ
6i6c; prunes. 2Ia612Ae. with nc permlum for
I 40s and &c premium for SOS TO 40c; figs 81, 6D
415c; pears. 51s 61Oc.
Raisins (190S crop)-Seeded 464Hc; seedIess
sultanas, pa G1215e; loose muscatels. 3&tc for
crown. &c for 3 crown and 2Ac for 2 crown.
New RaisinS-Layers. elusters-6 crown s. so.
3 crown, $1.I5: crown. S1-35; ordinary layers
3 crown. 925s M95c: 2 crown. S5c 6l0Oc: seeded
| AZ lJ1ac; Seedless sultanas. S93Ae: ThomD.
sons seedless. Sl5e; loose muscatel. crown.
41<e; crown, 3lzc; crown. SC.
Nuts-AlmOnds. nonpareils. 14n615c: XXI
lag Q1417c; ne plus ultra. 13G1315c. Drake, 1IG
III %c; languedOcs 101101ac; hardshells 61b67
&c; old walnuts. lie per lb for No. 1 softsheils
&c for No do; hlberts. 1914 914c; pecans, u
Honey-Comb. 14G15c for water white and 10
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Portland Butter Market
EGG Market I'm Nearby Counties

PORTLAND, Sept. 3.-Butter-City and
country creamery extras, SAC; fancy, 30933c;
store, 19@21c-
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London CIosing Stocks

Bar silver-SteaGy: 23%d per ounce
Money-1sQ4 OF 1 per cent
The rate Of discount in the open market for
short bills is 13s per cent and for three months
bills l ZIG per cent.
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STEEL IS SOLD AT
NEW RECORD PRICE
Shares Change Hands in EnOr=
nous Blocks and Trading
Is Speculative
Ner York stock LIst

s. = Hutton s Co., $50 California street
members OF Tie New York stock exchange. fur
nish the following list OF bond ana stock sale
yesterday;
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Do fresh, doz. .IOG15
Grapefruit, doz. -60el75
Grapes, lb a 8
Huckleberries, lb.-tGlJI
Lemons, dOz. -20qS0
Lines, doz. ..--.10915
Nuts. pound
Almonds .....-M29l
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Cash Grain and Provisions

as follows: Flour, steady; No. 2 rye, 71@72c;
feed or mixing barley. 466 soc; fair to choice
mailing. 56G65c; faxseed, No. 1 southwestern,
$1.35; No. l northwestern, $1.41; timothy seed.
81. 50d330; clover S12.15; mess pork, per bbl,
$50. 81 y @22.e0; lard. per 100 lbs, $12 3212 ];
clear sides (boxed), SO. .3713 112.50
GRAIN STATISTICS
Total clearances of wheat and -four were
equal to 365. 900 bushels. Exports for the
week as shown by Bradstreet's, We're equal to
g. 1888 600 bushels. Primary receipts were
1.007 600 bushels, compared with ST4 600 bush
els the corresponding day year ago. Estimated
receipts for tomorrow: Wheat, 81 cars; corn,
23s cars; oats, "a cars; hogs, 10000 head
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Informal Session
500 Booth ....... IA 900 Gid Con Me571a
5000 DIM Bite C. OF 800 Gid Con NJ. e. 65
300 Daisy ....... 15 $500 Jumbo Ex -. is
300 Gid Con NJ g. 621a 600 Montana - 30
900 Gid Con NJ. 0. sol 500 Ton Exten = 80
CLOSING QUOTATIONS.
CALIFORNIA
Bid. Ask. Bid Ask
Argonaut -. 3.o0 Cent Eureka. Is 20
Brunswick c.. 03 So Eureka NJ 1.25 =
Bunker Hill. g. 90 -
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New Ynrk Grain NInrket

NEW YORK, Sept. 3.-Flour-Receipts 10 800
barrels; exports, 2S. 100: steady and fairly ac-
tive. Minnesota patents, s5.10@6; Minnesota
bakers, S515@5.50; winter patents, S5.10@5 40;
winter straights, $4.S5@5; winter extras, $4.20
@4.65; winter low grades $4.10@4.55; Kansas
straights, S4. 4.75G490.
Wheat-Receipts, 26.40O bushels; spot. firm;
No. red, $1.07A elevator and $1.0S9s prompt
f. o. b. afoat; No. l northern Duluth, S107
nominal f. o. b. ahoat: No. hard winter
$1.104 nominal f. b. ahoat. The crowd
started out to bull wheat on rains in the north
west this morning, but lost heart when receipts
proved heavier than expected and in the after
unloaded their wheat, causing sharp re
action. September closed 1c higher on covering
and other months unchanged. September $1.OTL ;
December, $1.021a; May, $f.04A.
Minneapolis Flax Market
MINNEAPOLIS. Sept. 3.-Flax. 81 AZ
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~ SALES
Mining Stoc:Ss

SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE
Following were the sales the San Francisco
stock and exchange board yesterday
NO
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Northern wheat Market

SEATTLE, Sept 3.-Wheat-No milling quo
tations. Export Bluestem, ole; club and fife,
SEC: Russian, SIC Car receipts-Wheat cars,
barley 2 cars, oats cars l car.
TACOMA, Sept. Notwithstanding and ex-
port grades: Bluestem. 91c club and red fife,
S6c red Russian SAC.
PORTLAND, Sept. 3.-Wheat-Track prices
Club. Sic; bluestem, 94c; red Russian, S21ac;
turkey red, Sac; fortyfold, s615c
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Pears. lb......---@ .
Pineapples. each. -25df0
Piums. ID ...... "A )
Ounces, ID ------U D
kaisiuS. lb.-.--.-GlO
Raspberries, t.T15 Q1O
Strawberries, bkt.10G20
WaIermelons. ga ..20tG3O
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Butter, 2 lb sq.75@SOl Swiss Cheese ..25@35
11a lb square.55 q6ol Eggs. doz ..... .40g45
CAL Cheese ....-6125 Honey. comb lb. 206125
Eastern Cheese..-0g25 Do extracted. q 10
POULTRY AND GAME
Hens, each, 9oc@1. % Ducks, each Isl al. %
Do small ....50@60 Geese, each ...$2Gl2. %
Young BOOSTERS, Goslings each .$262. 80
each -. .S5e @$1. % Pigeons. pair ...-d40
Old boosters, ea.40@50 Squads, per pair.50Q60
Fryers. each .65@75 Hare ..........-Q20
Broilers, each .40@50 Rabbits ........--Q25
Turkeys. per lb-.--@30
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Stock and Bond Exchange Adjourns
CoMstock Shares Advance Again

$4,000 United R of S 4s.....-.. 1I.15
Afternoon Session
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LOCAL MARKETS
Receipts of Produce September
FamiIy RetaiI Market

Flour, or SKIS. 1000 Corn, ctls -.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-29
NEW lRCORPO PORATl0NS

The Peery Building company of Og-
den filed articles OF incorporation
with the secretary Of state Tuesday.
It's capital stock is $4,000, divided in
TO shares OF the par value of 500 each
Elizabeth /. II. PeeTy is president;
Joseph s. Peery and Horace E. Peery,
vice-presidents: Harold J. Peery, sec
retary and treasurer. These, with
Louisa l.. z. Richards, constitute the
hoard of directors. The company will
engage in the real estate and building
business. taking over the property OF
the D. II. Pcery estate in Ogden, con
sistlng OF a part OF lot T. block 20
plat 4. Ogden City survey,
4 copy of the articles OF incorpora-
ton OF the Clarke Realty company oil
Seattle. Wash. was filed In the secre'
tary Of states Office. The company
is capitalized at 100000, divided into
shares OF the par value Of 500 each
c II. Clarke is president, and Arthur
r Clarke OF this city Is resident
agent for Utah.
The Union Cemetery association oi
North Ogden filed a copy OF It's ar
tIcles Of incorporation With the state
secretary. It Is capitalized at $500
divided into chares Of the par value
of 81 each. Thomas Wallace IonI
Seaman. W. II. Crandall and G. >
Dean are The directors and Lorenzo
Waldram, Jr.. is treasurer.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-29
THREE WRECKS ON THE
HARTMAN ROADS

Several cars attached to Union Pa
cific westbound freight train No. 81.
In charge OF Conductor O'Keefe, were
derailed at an early hour this morn
ing between Echo and Baskin. The
accident was due to a broken brake
beam and no one was injured in the
miXup. A wrecker was sent out as
soon as the accident was reported.
and three or four hours later the
wreck was cleared up. the cars lifted
on the track and traffic resumed. Be
yond delaying one section of passen-
ger train No. 3. and tieing up freight
traffic a short time, no serious damage
Is reported.
TWO or three cars on an eastbound
freight train on the Southern Pacific,
in charge of Conductor jenkins, were
also derailed early this morning at
Reece. eight miles west Of Ogden.
The wrecker was sent TO the scene
directly after the accident was re-
ported and three hours later the cars
were placed on the track and traf'
flc resumed No one was injured In
the accident, caused by a faulty brake
beam. and no material damage result
ed
In order TO make UP the three ac
cIdents. which superstition AYERS us
ually occur in groups on all railroads
a freight engine pulling an eastbound
freight on the Southern Pacific va,
derailcd In the local yards last night
Beyond sliclng up few ties and dis
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were examiner, the case was contin-
ued until tomorrow morning 1t Is
alleged that Lowell was arrested and
jailed in Salt Lake some months ago
under the name of William Rice and
that his former reputation is of an
unsaVory character.
For saIe-Old newspapers, cheap.
Call at Standard office .
Garnishment case-The civil ac-
ton of A. Van Meter against James
Leayitt, ct al is on in district court
this afternoon. The case involves
the garnishment OF wages.
Marriage license-A marriage H.
cense was issued this afternoon to
Henry E. Tribe and Rose Ella Bur
ton, both residents of Ogden
For sale-old newspapers. cheap.
Call at Standard office. -
Estate Of Louis .AIlard-The adj
ministrator of the estate of Louis Al
lard, deceased, has filed a final re.
port and a petition praying for an
order OF distribution OF the residue
OF the estate.
Action Reconsidered-Thc county
commissioners have reconsidered the
matter OF sending the venerable Abra-
ham Parker out to the county infirm-
ary, and the old gentleman Will be
cared for by his family who reside
on North Washington avenue.
Dolly Oimples" eond-Fred C
Kicker one of the Dolly Dimples"
trio, put up cash bond of $500 this
afternoon, and was released from the
custody of the Sheriff. NIr. Kicker
states that he will be able to furnish
the $500 bond for the release of his
companion, l.. V. Curry, some time
today.
Judgment for s2o3-The First Ma.
tional bank Of Ogden has been given
judgment by the municipal court
against A, b Jensen in the sum of
sos. balance due as principal and
interest on certain pTomissory
note.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-29
ROT It s OF
MIL KMAN
Borden Condensed Milk
Company Has Made
Its Millions

New York, Dec. 29.-The investiga-
ton into the so.called milk trust by
Special Deputy Attorney General Cole
man was given added impetus today
by discovery made by Marvyn Scud-
der, the accountant employed by the
state to go over the books of the
larger milk companies in the city.
Counsel for the Borden Condensed
MIX company, controlling 2S per cen.
of the fluid milk trade I'm this city.
and the Sheffield Farms.Slawson-Deck.
er company. We're engaged today pre-
pairing to meet the analysts of Mr..
Scudder, who has placed his findings
before the referee.
Mr. Soudder said the books OF the
Borden company showed that more
than $15.000000 of the S20,000,000 cap
ital stock represented trade marks,
good will,' etc, which the accountant
said represented nothing tangible in
the way Of assets. On the company s
capitalization a dividend of six per
cent was paid on the preferred and
ten per cent on the common stock.
Mr.. Scudder said the books showed
a surplus of $S,S2i,230 made in ten
years and Special Deputy Attorney
General Coleman is preparing to ask
the company that IL such profits are
made with milk at eight cents quart
what Justification was there in raising
the price to 9 cents quart Scudder
further showed that of the Sheffield
Farms company's capitalization oi
100000 more than 100000 was foI
good will. etc" The Sheffield com
pany paid Is per cent dividends last
year and to date this year % per cent
on its stock and its surplus was S962,
672, nearly double the capital stock
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-29
COL LORED PRIZE FIGHTERS
Get INTO A MlX-UP

James Francis, Il colored man. is In
town again. He was given cordial
greeting at the police station this
morning by the officers Of the law and
the judge OF the Municipal court Fran
els came to the station accompanied
by Joe Ross, the sparring partner of
Bird Leg Collins, at the sohcita-
ton Of Officer Bob Chambers. The
visit to the station was made soon
after Ross visit to the Hot Springs
with Bird Leg
The officer brought the men TO the
station for the purpose OF giving them
an opportunity of explaining why they
were embracing and cutting each 9th
er on the pavement in front OF the
Assembly saloon The officer states
that when he met the men. Francis
had his arms around Ross neck and
that Ross was trying his best to do
a little in-Gghting by way of short
uDpercuts TO Francis jaw They were
registered al the station on the
charge OF fighting. Ross gave his oc'
cupation as that of a fighter, while
Francis stated that he was just an
ordinary laborer
The officers state that Francis is
well known at the station and that
whenever he is in town, somehow,
something always gets started,
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-29
NIGH 7
SOMEW HAT
FROSTY

Last night the weather man gave
evidence of being frisly, even reach
ing the point of putting crimp" into
everybody in the neighborhood. The
night was clear. and old mercury was
bent upon going down the line, but
he did not "cut up" the same oaper
at all points. A Twenty~fourth street
thermometer. in front of the court
house. peTched upon a tree, at 7:30
this morning marked mercury at the
zero point AT the same hour a Wash
ington avenue instrument said the
mercury was rightfully tagged at 4
degrees above zero. and another ther-
mometer on Twenty-tifth street. below
Grant avenue, quoted the temperature
at 2 degrees above zero.
At Huntsville and Eden, in the up
per valley this morning. the record
was 1G degrees below zero. At the
power dam in the canyon the ther-
momcter registered 10 degrees below
zero and at the Hermitage II was 6
degrees below zero. The weather in
the canyon continued TO be cold until
after the noon hour. and strong
wind prevailed during the early morn
ing hours IL was with considerable
difficulty that men were persuaded tc
get out on the ice pond at the power
dam 10 cut Ice II is said that the
wind was piercing, and that the can
yon was entirely free from mist
The coolest time In the city was
from to o'clock this morning when
| the temperature on Washington ave
nue. remained at degrees above zero.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-29
ESTRADA LOSES GENERAL.

New Orleans. La, Dec 29.-Special
correspondence of the Times Demo
crat from Port Llmon, Costa Rica,
says,
General Juan Pablo Reyes. major
general in the revolutionary army Of
Nicaragua, who resigned his command
and has taken up his residence at Car
tago. Costa Rica. has sent the fol-
lowing telegram TO his late CHIEF
Il have certain knowledge that
you, as chief OF the revolutionary
party, have refused to accept the can
didature of the celebrated jurist and
patriot, DR. Mndriz, whose appoint
ment would bring pence and estab-
llSh order in the republic and that
you are determined TO continue the
war which will ultimately be the ruin
oe the country AS | do not consider
your action patriotic, | beg to resign
my position as major general in your
army
(Signed) JUAN PABLO REYES.