The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-01-21

| court house. After a thorough tnspec-
ton of the different Offices. vaults and
! the like. the visitors left for Salt Lake
on similar mission.
Remember that Spargo's Book Store
carries everything in office supplies =
GRASS CREEK LUMP COAL, S4.00
az yard Castle Gate. Clear Creek.
Rock Springs. always on hand. Con-
sumers' Coal Co., A. A. Shaw, Mgr
Phones AIS. =
District Travelling Auditor.-E. L.
Fries. district travelling auditor of the
Southern Pacific system, arrived from
the west this morning on business
trip connected with his duties In the
, different departments,
3. r. T., 25TH ANNUAL BALL,
JAN. %, 'oe. CONGRESS DANCING
ACADEMY. -
! Carlin Ice Ponds.-Engineer A. Q.
| Campbell left for Carlin to rush TO
| completion Southern Pacific improve
! ments being made at that point
| Weather conditions have materially
delayed the work, which is expected
to be closed up during the present
month.
NO CAUSE FOR ALARM-If your
attention is attracted to Washington
Avc.-It's simply the applause at the
! Globe Come and join. :.
Senator Kearns and Wlfe-Senator
| Tom kearns and wife arrived from the
/ south this morning en- route to New
I York for months visit The former
senator was met at the Union Depot
/ by number of Ogden friends. and the
reelection OF Senator Smoot was a
theme studiously avoided during
( Toms brief sojourn with local friends
The best anthracite coal at John
Farr's. Phone 27. =
TralnIoad of Shecp-Seventeen cars
| of fat mutton for Chicago markets
were sent east this morning over the
Union Pacific.
3. r. T, 25TH ANNUAL BALL,
JAN. %, '0s. CONGRESS DANCING
! ACADEMY. :
| Admitted to the Bar-Hunter II
Marshall. son Of c. S. Marshall of Five
/ Points. has been admitted to the New
! York bar. The young man graduated
from the Ogden High School when II
years old and, after a year spent with
! his father in a railroad camp. went
east, entering Eastman college. He
studied law nights and prepared him
/ self for an examination in October
last. which he successfully passed. For
| young man % years old. he is max
ing an excellent record
CHEAP COAL, Grass Creek, S4oU
per ton. Rock Springs and Castle
Gate always on hand. Parker Coal Co.
Salaries of County Officers-The
! commissioners Of Weber county are IN
special session this afternoon to con
b slider the question of salaries for coun-
ty officials and their clerical staff. Un-
der the statutes Weber has now be-
come county of the second class.
! which may have the effect of increas-
Ing the salary Of various county of
: hcers and their chief deputies. The
matter Is being discussed in detail al
the special meeting this afternoon
CoAL-Rock Springs, Castle Cato
md Clear Creek Gillette Coal Co..
155 Wost 9th st. Phones 1914. -
Formal Answer FIied.-A formal an
s%er has been filed by City Attorney
DeVine in the damage suit Instituted
by Minnie c. Parker against Ogden
City.
Might Get the Station.-R. L. VII
son has urged the. Chamber Of Com
merce to back a movement to obtain
q state experiment farm. The farm
ac Lebi has proved a failure and Is
10 be abandoned. Mr.. Wilson, speak
ing for the fruit growers OF Weber
county, said they would contribute
peaches TO help entertain the G. A
II. In September.
Boys Are Returned-John and RALPH
Gardner, the two boys who escaped
from the State Industrial school anc
we're captured at Pocatcllo. were re
turned TO the institution Wednesday
evening. One Of them remarked upoI
entering the gates of the schoo
grounds: Gee. I'm glad to get bach
here again l never want any moro
OF that kind Of travelling In mine Evi
cently the box-car route to liberty was
satisfactory until they were well out
OF the city, but the thought of contin
uing In that manner TO fame and for
tune was quite another proposition
FiREMGN STILL FIGHTING
FLAMES AT TOLEDO FIRE