The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-01-12
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soke. a guarantee that It Is free from
Tuberculosis Germs. =
Left for the East.-James II. Doug
las and Ray Boyle left for tho east
yesterday on their annual purchasing
trip for the Boyle Furniture Co. They
Will attend the furniture opening at
Chicago. after which tney will visit
all the big furniture manufacturing cen
ters OF the east making their selec-
tons for tho coming year.
Advertisers must have their copy for
the Evening Standard the evening be-
iore tho day on which tho advertise
n'ent is to appear In order TO insure
publication. =
New Passenger EngInee.-Seven new
passenger engines from the Brooks
Locomotive works have been received
by the Rio Grande management and
are now In service between Ogden and
Grand Junction. The new engines are
of the "Side" or monkey" motion and
are giving excellent satisfaction TO
operating officials and to enginemen
and tralnmen generally. AS result
of this new and improved equipment
In the motive department, Rio Grande
trains are arriving at ogden nearly
on schedule time.
HARD COAL turns Winter into Sum
NOR. Shurtliffs. Phones is. .
Mrs. Bancroft Returns.-Mrs. w. H.
Bancroft, wife Of the general manager
Of the Oregon Short Line, arrived from
the west In Mr.. Bancroft's private car
yesterday morning, and shortly after
wards left for Salt Lake. Mrs. Ban
croft's health has greatly improved dur
ing her sojourn In southern California.
and she will return TO tho coast TO meet
General Manager Bancroft on his re-
turn from Honolulu.
STORAGE at reasonable rates. In
good brick building. II you need any
room. consult John Scowcroft & Sons
Company.
Cold Waye.-The cold wave has
reached Wyoming In forceful shape
and change of nearly fifty degrees
In weather conditions during the last
thlrty-st1 hours is reported from var.
ious sections of that state At Green
River this morning the thermometer
registered % degrees below zero. and
at Evanston II was 81 degrees below.
The cold weather is making Ice rapid
ly at Evanston and within a day or
two the work OF cutting Ice will be
resumed and heavy shipments Will be
received at Ogden again.
E-Z-money keIly-Money to loan on
any good real estate. Geo. J. KeIIy. =
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rorted by Sheriff Wilson that Red"
Wilson, Shorty" Collins, and John
Thomas, who for the last number OF
days have been held under suspicion
of having burglarized the Pingree
Brothers store week ago last FRI
day night, have confessed to the of.
fense and will plead guilty. Two
other men are also being held under
suspicion. but in the statements made
to the sheriff by the trio above re-
ferred to. the officers state that in
their confession they say these two
men had nothing to do with the burg
iury.
Plenty OF Lump Coal. Jones Coal Co.
Both Phones. -
Appointed Appraisers.-James Mar
tin, Jacob Thomas and r. L. Short
have been appointed appraisers OF
the estate of George ]. Hensley. de-
ceased.
Mary A. McculIoeh Estate.-In the
rnatter of the estate of the late Mary
pointed w. H. Anderson, l.. j.. Taylor
and NJ. ID. Harris to appraise tho
property belonging thereto.
Resigns His Posltion.-William
Shipp has resigned his position as
night gas man for the Rio Grande
company and will enter the service
Of an electrical company.
Real Estate Transfer.-William H.
Toller and wife have sold to Lora l.
Sharpe, lots Z and 8. block Z, plat B.
Ogden City survey, receiving there
for $1,000.
Sues on Lumber Debt.-The Volker-
Scowcroft Lumber company has ineu-
tuted suit against w. II. Stirling, OF
al, to enforce the collection OF an
alleged balance due for lumber used
in the erection OF buildings on lots
u. 2S. 29 and 80, in block 2, Mountain
View addition.
Governors Message Read.-The
senate and house of the Utah legisla-
ture met In joint session at 2 p. m,
today. TO listen to the reading of the
governors message.
Fire at WelIs.-The Southern Pa
ciflc oil house at Wells was destroyed
by fire this forenoon.
Railroad Men Went West.-Supt. E.
G. Manson and a party OF railroad Of
| ficials went west on the delayed mall
train this afternoon
| Entertained by Drisgs-Representa'
tiveS OF the press were entertained by
Superintendent briggs of the School
for the Deaf and Blind today and a
very instructive and enjoyable time
experienced by those fortunate TO have
been included. The various classes
and departments were carefully In
spected, and exhibitions were made OF
the different kinds OF work. including
general school. gymnasium. manual
training. domestic science, gardening,
olacksmithing, etc. The teachers OF
the departments were met and con
yersed with and many new and inter
esting things learned OF the school and