The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-04-14

shin g. range s3 west, IN DdElS county,
Id a parcel OF land in section 27.
township ., range west, in Weber
county. receiving therefor $5.2G7
Economy means using b. & G.. But
ter. -
r. C, Lundy Commences suit-R. c.
Lundv has Instituted suit against ].
n KiIrtz. trustee. and Charles S. Bar
ION receiver, OF the Ogden Canyon
Sanitarium company. to recover
s93S. So alleged 10 be due plaintiff for
services as assistant manager OF that
resort
Thursday Is Pay Day-Thursday
Will be pay day for all employees at the
Union depot and In the Southern Pa
ciflc yards and Secretary Hess will
issue checks on local bank for sums
aggregating in excess OF $4,000 this
month
Seven Cars in Wreck-Seven freight
cars were piled up In the Rio Grande
main line has been cleared for track
age, four cars are yet in the ditch and
occupying the attention of the wreck
ing crews. The trouble was caused by
a broken fiange.
General Manager Mohler-General
Manager A. l.. Mohler of the Union
Pacific will return from Battle Noun
tain. Nevada, Thursday morning and,
during the day, will run down to Salt
Lake for a brief visit with General
Manager Bancroft and other Oregon
- tra <.4s tnI l. will
for Omaha Friday morning and, with
Superintendent Whitney, will inspect
the more important work now in prog
ress at various points on the Utah di-
vision between Ogden and Rawlns.
orpheum Coming to Ogden-Martin
Beck, the vaudeville man, head OF the
great Orpheum circuit and one of the
leading theatrical magnets of the coun-
try, Will arrive in Ogden this after
noon to confer with David Eccles, III.
II. Rolapp and NJ. S. Browning. in re-
gard to leasing the Grand Opera house
for vaudeville purposes There, have
been persistent rumors for some time
TO the effect that the local play house
would be turned over to the Orpheum
people on certain nights OF the week
guaranteeing to the people Of Ogden
the good things In vaudeville which
have thus far been entirely denied To-
cal theater patrons. The coming Of
Mr.. Beck from New York Is apparent
evidence that the contemplated deal
Will be put through,
Civic League-The directors of the
Civic League will hold meeting
Thursday evening at $50 o'clock at
the Weber Club rooms
Suit for Rent-A civil suit was filed
in the municipal court today by A. G.
Horn VS.. Jane Doe Beller for SIS due
on rent of dwelling The complaint
states that the occupant refuses 20 pay
rent and also to vacate the premises.
Sugar Company EIectIon-The Am.
algamated Sugar company held it's reg.
ular stockholders meeting today and
elected the following officers: Presi-
dent, David Eccles: vlce-president, NJ
s Browning; secretary. f. II Rolapp.
These, with the following. form the
board of directors; Joseph F. Smith.
Fred j. Kiescl. II. Fl Spencer, Jos
ocowcroft, Adam Patterson E. p. ELI
son, George Stoddard, Joseph Clark
and H. H. Watts. The matter OF re-
moving the lie Grande sugar company
TO some other site was brought up for
discussion, but was finally turned
over To the consideration of a commit
tee to be named By the president.
Lewiston Sugar Co. EIection-The
stockholders of the Lewiston Sugar
company held It's regular meeting and
election Of officers today at which the
following were chosen for the ensu-
ing year: President, c. W Nibley;
vice president, ID. c. Eccles; secre-
tary, H. II. Rolapp. These with the
following. form the board OF directors:
Joseph Howell, Hyrum NJ Smith. NJ. S.
Browning, David Bccles, Adam Pat
terson, l.. r. Eccles, H. II. Spencer.
Means Much to Ogden.-The big ir.
rIgation scheme now developing, which
is to cover the entire Sand Ridge sec
tion and also north to North Ogden,
promises to do more for Ogden than
anything ever attempted in this reg
ion. 1t calls for an expenditure of sew.
eral million dollars.
Warehouse Contracts.-At a meet.
ing OF the Fruit Growers association
this afternoon the awarding of con-
tracts on the associations warehouse
is to be acted upon
Baseball Game Saturday.-The Hell
ena baseball team was out for practice
on the Fair grounds this afternoon
The Montana players will meet the
Salt Lake colored team on the Ogden
grounds Saturday.
Two Hundred Men at Work.-Two
steam shovels. five work trains and
200 men have been put at work
on the Ogden Lucin cutoff and will
continue at work there for some time
to come, rip-raDping the embankments
en- both sides of the big trestle. The
high water has made these improve
ments necessary.
Judge kelly.-Judge w. r. Kelly of
Chicago. general counsel for the San
Pedro road, will arrive from the east
on the Los Angeles Limited this
evening en- route to Southern Califor-
MIA on business connected with the
legal department of that system.