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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-04-17
NEW INTERPRETATIONS

Salt Lake, April 1G.-The Superior
Steam Laundry company of Ogden
filed articles Of Incorporation today
with the secretary of state The cap
ital amounts to 10000 divided into
shares at $40 each The officers are;
John Spiers. president; E. j, Harrocks,
vice president, Oscar ]. Read, secre-
tary. and Oliver NJ. Raydon, treasurer.
The Intermountain Trout comapny
OF Logan filed articles of incorpora-
tion to day in the secretary of states
Office. The capital stock is S2,500. d.
vidcd into shares Of $40 each. William
Worley Is president: Anton Anderson.
vice president; H. G. Morrell. sccrc
tary and treasurer
Articles Of incorporation OF the Bril-
liant Mining & Milling company were
filed today in the Office Of the, secre-
tary Of state. II has \ capital stock Of
$4,000, divided into shares of % cents
each. The officers are: Ward p.
Thompson, president, Earl Alverson,
vice president; George Marshall. r.,
secretary and treasurer The COM
pany owns several claims in the Star
Mining district in Beaver county.
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AUCTION SALE
OF Unclaimed Goods and Packages by
Wells Fargo and Company Express.

Notice is hereby given that all un-
claimed packages received at the sew
eral Offices of this Company prior to
October 1st. 1908. will be sold at pub
lie auction TO the highest bidder at Og-
den. Utah, on the 24th day OF April.
1909
Signed; f. SHELBY,
Superintendent,
Shipments at KELTON-Bx. ]. w.
Bolts, Pa, c. S. Childs; SIX, B. f. Jor.
genson, BX, W. ID. Kellar C Sons; Bdl.
F. II. Kelsey.
Shipments at OGDEN-Pa. The
Alexapolis: Truss. NJ Arnold; Bx, C.
Allen; Pa. j. L. Amdell Tel & Trk,
Marcella Blame; Tel }. B. Cunning
ham. Pa, J. B. Benton, SIX. c. V. Ra.
ker; Bdl. F Benzon: Pa, E Bracket:
Bx. A. T. Ballinger: Cot, ]. Buonan.
oma. cstgs. Boyle Hdwe Co. Bdg,
F. Burns; SIX, H. C. Clark, . rails &. 4
bdls c. d. Cole: Pa, Con. Wagon &
NJ. Co, Wicker Grip. C. E. Connell.
bdl. w. b. Day; Tel. J. Douglas; bx,
Geo, Dover; Pa. Dee Drug Co: bx, ].
Davis; Cot, F. Deacetls; Tel, T. Davis:
pa, Depot Master; s. C. bdl &c cstgs
att. II. DIiscoll; Pa, W. C. Ebbs. s c.
B. Evans: Bbl. F. Fenton; Pa H C.
Fisher; Pa. j. Furlong SIX. Frickou-
Inns; bx. l.. GriX; bx, n. VI. Granet:
Ulke, Z w, Gurband; Trk, G. German;
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-04-17
TALK OVER TELEPHONE
is TO BE MEASURED

Chicago, April 1.-THE efficiency OF
a woman in measuring the talk of
another woman is seriously questioned
q by General Manager Hibbard Of the
Chicago Telephone company.
Therefore the company has install
cd nearly 1000 talk measures"
The franchise Of the company pro-
vides that meters shall be installed
Just as soon as an efficient meter is
found An engineer of the Chicago
Telephone company has invented a
device which is being tested. This is
only one OF fourteen which have been
Investigated. but objections were
found to each.
That now being tested is the same
which Is used In New York. The
cnly difference Is that New York uses
4 shorter circuit, and Mr.. Hibbard
said that the plan. which was the most
efficient would be recommended by
the company.
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HE MAKES NOVEL EFFORT
TO OBTAIN EMPLOYMENT

New York, April IA device TO
OBTAIN work which rivals the recent
auction of the unemployed in Brook
lyn, was adopted by Arste De Paolo.
young Italian. here yesterday.
All day he paraded the streets wear.
ing big placard on which were in
scrlbed the words Il want work" But
no one offered him employment, and
he was compelled to apply at the
municipal lodging house last night for
place to sleep. De Paolo who ia
" years old. said that he was former
~ telegraph operator in the Italian
army with the rank of third lieuten-
ant
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LEGAL.
NOTICE OF INTENTION.

Notice Is hereby given by the city
Council OF Ogden City. Utah, of the
intention of such council to make the
following Improvements. to-wit:
To create all of oath Street from
Grant Avenue 10 Wall Avenue; all OF
Wall Avenue from 23rd to 24th Streets
and all of Lincoln Avenue from 24th
to 18th Streets. as a paving district,
and to grade, pave and curb and gut
ter therein in the manner following,
towit:
On 2tth Street from Grant Ave 10
Wall Avenue and on Lincoln Avenue
from 2lth Street to 25th Street. pave
with . IL Inches OF asphaltum on a D.
inch concrete base, and on Wall Ave
nue. from 23rd to 24th Streets build
concrete curb and gutter with curb
inches thick and fifteen inches deep
and gutter 6 inches thick and 1Y
inches wide,and pave with l-2 inches
OF asphaltum on a 6:inch concrete
base and To defray the costs and cX-
penses OF the same. estimated at
Forty-Two Thousand 1882 900 00) Dol
lars. by local assessment for
depth OF 90 feet upon the lots, blocks.
parts oil lots and blocks. land and real
estate within said district abutting
and bounding upon the outer boundary
lines OF SAID streets.
The boundaries of the district to be
benefited or affected are lines drawn
% teet outward from and parallel 10
the outer boundary lines oil said
streets for the whole length thereon
from Grant to Wall Avenues on 24th
Street, and 24th TO 25th Streets on
Lincoln Avenue and from 23Td TO 24th
Streets on Wall Avenue
For the payment OF the costs and
expenses OF making said improve
ments the City Council intends to
levy special and local taxes upon the
lots, blocks. parts OF lots and blocks.
lands and real estate lying and being
within the boundaries of said district
10 the extent of the benefits TO said
property by reason OF said improve
mcnts-
The City Council Will, on Monday,
the 18th day OF April. 1907, at s o.
clock p m. in tho City Council Cham
Der, City Hall. Ogden. Utah. hear OBJ
1ections In writing from any and all
persons interested in said local and
special assessment
Ordered by the City Council, March
29, 1909. E. P BROWN,
City Recorder
By Tillie Hancock. Deputy
First publication April . 1909.
Last publication April "a, 1909
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pgrent veins like huge branches and
leaves from the parent tree trunk.
The possibilities of the ground may
be guessed when 1T Is known that ono
walks on the downward continuation
of these orc bodies in traversing the
tunnels. and that the face OF the Silver
Bell tunnel exposes tho continuation
Of the ore body, which at this point
shows an average width OF five feet
md an average valuc for this width
of 11O ounces to the ton In silver. An
extensive series OF assays from tho
floor and faces of the tunnels dis
close extensive shipping bodies, with
average values ranging from so to 800
ounces in silver in addition to small
salues in copper. lead and gold. Pick
ed samples from the vein assay as
high as 3 IL per cent copper. ] per
cent lead, $50 i'll gold and $500
ounces to the ton in silver.
Basing It's judgment upon these re-
ports and assays the company conf
IDENTIFY expects soon to be able to
take from the TWO tunnels approx
mately $500 in values per week.
What the disclosure Of so much ore in
the tunnels means may be judged from
the fact that they are all above the
2OO-foot level and 1000 feet Of vir-
gin ground still lies ahead Of the tun
nels to match against the 500 feet al
ready explored. Seven hundred feet
ahead of the Borland stope a great
ore outcroppine was recently discov-
cred. fully fifteen feet wide In the
dumps at the mine fully $4,000 in
profits have been figured. Contracts
for drifting have been let and tools.
cars, sacks, etc, have been ordered
The ore-bearing formation consists
IN a belt of lime several hundred feet
wide between granite and quartzite.
IN this zone occurs several well de-
fined characters Of lime, shot up with
IRON and basalt fiSSureS
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DI y 0 K t D
HUSBAND
KILLS .
Two Women, Threatens
Others, ReSiStS Officer and
Barely Escapes Mob

McAlester, Okla. April 16.-Mika
Zanona shot and killed his mother-in-
law. Mrs. William Doss and his sister
in-law, Miss Willie Doss, at Harts-
horne. late today. Within few min
utes he was shot in the neck and seri-
ously wounded by his father-in-law,
William Doss.
Zonona and his wife separated
year ago, and a short time ago Mrs
Zanona was given divorce and the
custody OF their child. Zanona then
made threats. even against the judge.
This afternoon Zanona entered the
Doss home and shot down the two
women He then started around the
house with his child and two small
children Of the Doss family.
Neighbors had telephoned the au-
thorities and when Constable Whiting
arrived, Zanona shot at him. The fire
was returned the constable shooting
high on account of the child. Doss
then shot A mob quickly formed, but
Zanona was hurried out of town
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DAMAGE CASE ENDS
Judge Munger lnstructs Jury to Find
for the Defendant

Salt Lake, April 16.-In the United
States district court today. the case
of Mike Bran VS., The Tintic Mining a.
Development company was brought to
a close by the court instructing the
jury to bring in verdict for the de-
fendant, 1t was held that the evidence
was not sufficient to sustain the ale
CATION Of negligence on the part of the
company,
The suit arose from the explosion Of
a missed hole in the drift on the sixth
level of the companys mine In Bling
ham canyon, on March 7. 1907 On that
day. the plaintiff states that he was
put TO work in the mine. He had drill
ed two holes with the machine drill
and was well along with the third one
when the missed charge was struck,
the explosion of which caused the loss
OF both his eyes as well as fracturinG
his skull. breaking his left arm and
leg and also three ribs. The suit was
for $40, 900 damages
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-04-17
FRAUD ALLEGED IN
ACTION OVER STOCK
w. L. Grover Says He Was SwindIed
In Coal Deal.

Salt Lake, April 17.-Allcginc fraud
w, j.. Grover OF Garland, Box Elder
county, brought suit against f. s.
Kimball. r. a. Shipp and the Utah Ma
tioDal bank. III the Third district court,
Friday, to recover $500 on promis-
sory note alleged to have been execut-
ed TO the defendants, October 23. 1908,
for worthless stock in the Peoples
Coal and Coke company. The bank is
made defendant 10 restrain Il from dis
posing TO the note.
Grover says that Kimball and Shipp
falsely represented to him that the
coal and coke company owned proper
" In carbon county bearing thirty
loot vein OF coal, sufficient 10 furnish
the needs OF the state.
The producing capacity of the prop
erty was represented to him as being
200 tons a day for 100 years. Grover
says, and under the representation
that the company needed $4,000 to
build yards and do other similar work
In Salt Lake City and that the stock
was easily worth 90 cents a share,
Grover purchased 1000 shares-$500
worth, he alleges
The complaint sets out that Daniel
and Margaret Manning of Garland
were induced TO give a note for $4,000
for 1000 shares, and A L. Grover. also
of Garland, note for $500 for 1000
shares. under similar representations.
which Grover says were false, and
these transactions are made a part of
this complaint, the aggregate amount
of the suit being $4,000, with interest
from date oil notes, and costs OF the
suit
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PROVO NEWS NOTES.

Provo. April 16.-The water in Ut>-
lake is now higher than it was last
year at this time, and the farmers
along the lake front are very appre-
Eensiye of what is TO come. A farm
er from Lake Shore stated today that
Spanish Fork river was emptying 800
second feet more water into the lake
than the Jordan river Is carrying out,
There are many such streams in Utah
county which empty into the lake. and
II the rise continues thousands OF
acres Of valuable farming land will be
inundated and made unfit for crops.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-04-17
MINING NEWS
UTAH TALENT AFTER SILVER
Famous Old Ryepatoh Mines Form
Basis of Local Corporation

The organization of the Ryepatch
Consolidated Mining company. which
Involves the resurrection of one of Ne
rads's greatest silver mines, has just
been consumated in Salt Lake city,
following discoveries of startling ma
ture that have just come TO light in
the old Ryepatch mine workings,
Ebout fifty miles from the Seven
Troughs district in Humboldt county.
Nevada The Ryepatch mines, inclu-
Ing the Silver Bell and the Alpha,
which have produced in the neighbor-
hood OF $1,000 900 in values, and
which were tied up in hopeless liti
Ration prior to 1873. have been found
by c. d. Ray and associates to still
contain evidences OF wealth that prom
lse to completely eclipse all the for
fner glory of these famous properties.
Following quiet investigation Gov.
ering the old mine workings, the sur
rounding grounds. Humboldt county
records and deeds and titles In San
Francisco and lasting for more than
eight months. Mr.. Ray has effected
The purchase Of both the famous old
producers and much surrounding ter
ritory, and the organization of a COM
pany, which began taking out ore sew
eral days ago, and 1t can be safely
predicted that operations and disclos.
ures are involved of greater import
hnce than anything that has come to
light in Nevada IN recent years.
The officers and directors Of the
company are C. d. Ray, president,
James H. Linford of Logan, vice.pres.
ldent; S. A. Greenwood of Salt Lake.
secretary, Weston Vernon OF Logan,
director; j. L. Ray of Salt Lake. di-
rector. The company is capitalized
at 100000 shares at a par value OF
- cents a share
Most sanguine predictions as to the
issue oI the new enterprise arc based
Upon series of careful examinations
and assays covering the last six
ronths and eliminating in an exam
ination and report just made by Pro-
fessor Bowen, gcologist and chemist
at tho II. Y. college at Logan. These
examinations and reports show that
the colossal product of these two prop
critics, which is attested by the Hum.
boldt county bullion tax records, same
entirely from above the tunnels, which
attain a total depth at the deepest
point of only 200 feet In this surface
ground there have been opened UP by
twenty-five enormous slopes, some
large enough, 1t is said, to contain
an average building block, and one
In particular the Borland stopc. from
which upwards of $4,000 600 in values
was extracted in ninety days In the
early seventies. These slopes repre-
cent a bewilderinG displacement OF
ore chambers, formed by the displace-
ment OF the lime. ramifyIng from the
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-04-17
V|CkO USL Y
At I ACKED
BY TRUSTY
Supt. ofMatteawan Hospital
Struck Down By Former
Professor of Languages

Matteawan. n. Y, April 16,-Dr.
3. Lamb, superintendent of the Ma
teawan hospital for the criminal in
sane. who was one OF the principal
medical witnesses in some Of the Thaw
proceedings. was attacked today by
John Tohlman, a professor Of Ian
Suages, who was sent to the institu-
ton three years ago after having
killed man. Tohlman, who had been
"trusty," for a year. suddenly struck
Or. Lamb over the head with a shovel
cutting his head and rendering him
unconscious. Luckily the blow was
slancing and he soon revived.
Tohlman then drew a buttonhook.
which he had sharpcned TO needles
edge, from his pocket. and plunged 1t
into the side of his neck, inflicting Il
frIGhtful cash. He tried to stick the
huttonhool1 into his heart. but failed.
Several minutes later he was found
almost dead from loss of blood II Is
believed he will die.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Ogden. Utah, March go 1903
Sealed proposals for building dis
tributing reservoir for the Water
Works Department. under plans and
specifications prepared by the CITY
Engineer and approved by the Special
Water Committee. Will be received at
the office OF the City Engineer In the
City Hall. at Ogden City aforesaid un-
I'll 2 o'clock p. m, ON Monday. the
18th day of April 1909, at which time
all bids received Will be publicly open
cd and read aloud.
Plans and specifications can be had
upon application 10 the CITY Engi.
neer.
The right is reserved to reject any
or all bids and to waive any defects.
BY order of the City Council,
A. f. PARKER, CITY Engineer.
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SAYS WIFE WAS JOKING

Salt Lake. April 16-In reply to his
wife's answer to his suit for divorce.
William f. Farrer. a grocery man. says
that the cruel and willing statements
that she charges against him were
jokes. He also states that his wife,
Mrs. Phoebe Farrer. took all the house
hold furniture and that he was COM
PEELED to take apartments where he
could find a bed. This IS the reason,
he says. why he left their home on
Delmar street Then he accuses her
OF sending their Oldest daughter. FL
len, TO the store TO watch him and re-
port his conduct to her,
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LEGAL.
STOCKHOLDERS NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that meet.
ing OF the stockholders of the Ogden
Packing & Provision company will be
held at the Office of said company IN
ogden City. Utah, on the 14th day OF
May, 1909. at the hour of 10 o'clock
m, for the purpose Of amending the
articles of incorporation of said com"
pany by striking out the paragraph Of
section eight OF sad articles relating
to the employment of Mr.. f. f,
Schlageter as general manager of the
corporation and adopting in lieu
thereof a paragraph providing for the
employment of general manager Of
said company.
SIMON S. JENSEN.
Secretary
Dated at Ogden. Utah, April 18th,
1909.
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ONE MAN KILLED AND SEVEN
INJURED IN AN EXPLOSION

Chicago, April 17.-One man was
killed and seven others were Injured,
two probably fatally. in an explosion
in one of the caissons being sunk on
the site of the new Chicago C North
weNten Railroad station here last
night. The workmen were fifty feet
Under ground when the explosion &C
CURED. 1t Is thought 1t was caused
by one OF the men lighting a match
While the air was charged with gas
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LABOR UNIONS cRlTIcISE
.-r.. DREAONAUGHT SCHEME

Vancouver, April 16,-7The Van
couver trades and labor council repre-
senting the labor unions OF the city,
criticised today the proposal for Can
ada to present Great Britain with one
Dreadnaught battleshlp or to assist In
any way In the scheme of imperial de-
Tense. When the question was broach-
ed one delegate, Pettipiece, declared
that the workingmen of Great Britain
and Germany were friends and that
war brought on by the capItalistic
class should not be encouraged.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-04-17
FIREMAN'S WIFE DIVORCED

Salt Lake, April 16.-Mrs. Jane Gar
mes Roach was granted a divorce. the
custody of her son. Lester, 3 years old
$40 a month alimony, and the house
hold furniture. from Lockton Roach. a
fireman on the Rio Grande Western
railroad, by Judge Morse today. There
is lien Of s35 on the furniture which
the court ordered Roach to pay. The
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-04-17
FINDS $3.50 PEARL IN
OYSTER SANDWICH

New York, April 17.-John Turlcy a
ueSk lieutenant OF the New York DO.
ice department. is the proud posses
sor OF a pearl said to be worth $3.50
which he found last night in an oyster
sandwich. The pearl struck his teeth
while he was eating, and he at first
thought II was piece OF shell. But
investigation revealed a gem larger
Than pea. The sandwich cost five
cents
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SONS ARRESTED FOR
MURDER OF FATHER.

Roanoke, Va, April 17.-John Craig
was killed IN his home at Roaring
Fork, and his two sons. Patrick and
Arthur. aged and II. respectively,
were yesterday arrested charged with
inc crime 1t IS said Craig had been
brntally treating the boys, and that
while he was asleep they shot him.
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BANK ClEARlNGS.

Newt York, April 16.-Bradstreets
bank clearings for the week ending
April Is show an aggregate of ST.
SIT .523 900, as against s3.411, $40 900
last week, and s2.2S9 $50. 900 in the
corresponding week last year
The following Is list OF the cities
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decree was granted on tho ground OF
cruelty. According TO testimony OF
Mrs. Roach, he struck her several
times with his fist and called her vtlo
names. They werc married on Febru-
ary II, 1905,
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BIG STRIKE is MADE IN
KRAMER MINE AT GOLCONDA

Winnemucca Star: A strike of great
Importance has recently been made In
one of the long tunnels on Kramer
depot at Golconda. For some months
A P S. MacQuestin, who last winter
acquired the property, has had force
of twenty men at work there doing
development With the aid Of power
drills two long tunnels are being
pushed into the hill, about l 900 feet
apart, to cut the great lodges that
traverse the claims and have big out
crops on the surface Where the late
strike was made was in the tunnel
that penctrates the block of ground
that was leased by Lying, Welshon
and Eggers and who worked TO con-
siderable extent near the surface
The ore body was disclosed at a depth
of over $50 feet, which proves its
continuity
The ledge is quite large with three
feet OF ore that is high-grade, with
the gold contents quite free. and can
he readily milled with the ordinary
process. This is not the first strike
that has been made on the property
since Mr.. MacQuestin commenced OPP
erations there. However. it Ms the
most important one and proves that
The great gold ledge goes To depth
A strike of this magnitude on the very
outskirts OF the town means great
things for Golconda and the Gold
Run mining district While there has
been no special effort made to pub
licly advertise that great mineral sec
ton, yet it is nevertheless true that
work there the big mill at Golconda
has been pounding on ore from the
Kramer Hill phoperty with gratifying
results. 1t has otter been said that
this property would make great
Lime and this property is proving
true with every blast that is fired in
doing development work
While the ores are mostly of the
milling grade, yet ore that is fairly
spattered with particles of the yellow
metal is taken out every day In the
course of extraction and on reserved
ground there are places where the
orc is dotted with small nuggets Of
gold.
Change In Hotel Management
Tomorrow the Golconda Hot Springs
hotel will change management. James
Curd, late of Elko county and who has
he'd great deal OF experience in the
hotel business, has leased this pop
ular hostelry and will conduct the
place in the most up-to.date manner.
Mr.. Curd is genial fellow and
Knows how TO handle the public In this
kind of business, and 1t goes without
saving that the guests of that popular
resort will he well cared, for.
The Golconda Hot Springs hotel is
one 'of the finest hotel properties in
eastern Nevada. if not in the state.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1909-01-21

children, is no puzzle at all to them It
was thus their own kings lived when
they were in their glory. In the same
way the agricultural figures Of speech
in the parallels of Christ fit right into
their own speech. Their favorite books
in the Bible are those that abound in
picturesque imagery such as the
Apocalypse, the Book of Job and
best of all-The Song of Solomon.
1t is very different thing when it
comes to learning a foreign language
and mastering the intricacies of gram
mar, arithmetic and geography. Gram
mar might as well be relegated to the
outer darkness at once. When you
have taught an African native the diff
ference between verb and a noun
you have taught him about as much as
his mind can grasp On the other
hand, the children learn easily foreign
words and expressions in parrot-like
way. A young native who has worked
for a white man for month Or two
has no difficulty in calling his breth-
rem "black devil and damn Niger"