The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-06-02

tho nroprIetor and clerks, following
! an attempt at shoplifting. we're ar
raIcned in police court this morning
On the charge of petit larceny. Botn
defendants entered pleas OF guilty and
Tho court Immediately imposed fine
of $40 each or like number oil days
on the rock pile.
your family is entitled 70 the sweet
est. purest AMI. cleanest butter maze.
puv q. g. G. Vt does not cost any
more. It's just a matter of being par
>ticular.
Governor spry Goes Throush-Goy-
crnor Spry came down from Logan
this morning on delayed No, 4. ana
after greeting few Ogden friends
at the Union depot, continued OH
south. The governor occupied super
intendent Manson's private car on ms
| trim TO the Cache county metropolis.
Buy Kodaks and Supplies from The
TrIpp Studio. $40 25th St :.
No More Trips to Canyon-Da X
Gray district freight and passenger
agent of the Oregon Short Line, is III
the city and the guest of Joint Freight
Agent w. A. Chevcrs-who has sworn
off automobiling with Fred Gentscn,
at least for time.
A money making opportunitytfor all
who rcad-Usc Lewis Good Coal.
phones 149.
Recital of Great Promise-The
ladies' of the Congregational church
have asked Miss Holberg. at present
one of the church soloists, to enter
tain at a recital on June S. Miss Hol-
berg has arranged with Miss Malone
and Miss Biddle TO assist her on that
evening and Ogden Is promised hne
E.Z-Money KeIIy-Money to loan on
INV oood real estate. Geo. J. Kelly.
Train of sheep-Forty-two cars OF
sheep arrived from California, and
after being fed at the Union Pacific
stockyards, will be transferred TO
twenty-one double -decked stock cars
and sent to South Omaha on fast
freight this evening.
Hess Bread is made in clean shop.
All doughs are mixed by machinery
Two New Street cars-The two
new fortyfoot passenger cars Tor the
Ogden Rapid Transit company VIII
arrive from :ne east Friday morning
over the Union Pacific. The cars are
the largest ever received at Ogden
and are modern, handsome and viii
be nut into service on the Washington
avenue line
Elk coaI-No SCOT, no rocks, no
clinkerse The family coal John Farr.
phone 27.
North Ogden spur-Engineer A. P.
Campbell went down to Salt Lake this
morning to confer with Chief Engineer
Ashton In reference to Improvement
work at and adjacent to Ogden. Ii is
presumed the North Ogden spur propo-
sition will also be taken up and dis
posed Of, as 1t is understood those in
terestcd in the construction of the
spur will see that the r!ght-of-way
is guaranteed to the Oregon Short
Line company.
Order Railway Conductors, special
train to Saltair. via o. S. L., leaving
Ogden Union Depot $50 a. ~. June
Sth. T
Pay Day for Quarry Men-Cashier
w. A. McGaw, OF the Hartman joint
freight depot at Ogden, Tuesday paid
out between $4,000 and $4,000 to en-
ployes of the Southern Pacific quar-
ries at Promontory Point and Lake
side After spending the day shop
ping, most of the men returned to
work last night and this morning,
Emerson Of the Great Northern sys-
tenn arrived from Omaha in private
car A-3 this morning and after briefly
inspecting the local Southern Pacific
shops, continued on to Sacramento.
Live Hogs received daily by The Og-
den Packing K Provision Co., near
Weber river, West oath St Get our
prices before You market Phones TO-
Deal in Real estate-Phoeba Rex
through the Skeen brothers, today
sold TO VIM. NJ. burlington and wife
200 feet by 1874 feet. on Carver ave
nue., near the Bamberger depot In
the transfer is "a five-room modern
cottage The deal involved the trans
fer Of the east half of the northwest
quarter of section 2S. together with 20
shares of water right in the Hooper
Irrigation company. The consldera-
ton was $4,000
TWO Purchases II. Henderson,
and DR.. W. P. FrieJay have purchased
from the Wise estate. through II. @
Bigelow. trustee, 90 front feet at 2576
Washington avenue. for $4,000 The
same people also recently purchased
from Mrs Julius Klesel the old Cali
fornia bakery property on Wall ave
nue.. some so feet. for $4,000
Named the Wrong Man-John B.
| Caufman, charged with disturbing
the peace OF the Alley by pursuing
one of its occupants about the dis
trict, was presented for trial this
morning and entered a plea of not
guilty. The complaining witness and
the arresting officer not being pres
ent. the case was ordered continued
until Thursday morning. Caufmans
! bonds were fixed at s5 According to