The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-05
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Fees collected-Thc fees collected
by the sheri1's Office during the month
OF October amounted TO $24S5.
A Laundress wanted at State School
for Deaf and Blind. -
Decision Reversed-The supreme
court overruled the opinion rendered
by the district court In the case of
| the Volkcr-Scowcroft Lumber company
J against Mrs. Mary Flinders Vance
| and Irving Peterson. The decision
| handed down by the supreme court
was that no homestead was subject
| TO a mechanics lien unless the par
| ties concerned so specified In writing
Buy your coal from Ascal Farr Coal
| Co. Dealers In all kinds OF coal. Ind
Ill Bell 256. -
Named Harrop AS Oefendant-Thc
Van Meter Harness Co. has fled a COM
plant with the county clerk. naming
James Harrop as a defendant party
| In their case, against James LCdVitL
| The harness people say that they
| were granted writ of attachment
against Leavitt but It has been very
unsatisfactory, They also claim -haI
Leavitt has put some of his debts,
moneys, credits and personal property
in the care of the City Auditor and
that Harrop claims it and is ,yithhold-
ing II from them. Harrop can not
be reached by the usual process Of
law so they named him as a defend
ant party
CoAL-Rock Springs, Castle Gate
and Clear Creek Gillette Coal Co.
l53 West 9th ST Phones 1914.
Commissioned Notary Public-E. R
Owen was commissioned a notary
public yesterday.
For wedding decorations Van der
Schuit Floral Co
Mrs. Helen Bowen Dead. - Mrs.
Helon Bowen, widow of the late
Stephen Bowen. died at nine o'clock
yesterday morning at the home of her
daughter. Mrs. Bowen Is survived by
her two daughters. Mrs. ]. II. Dickson
of Lamar. Missouri, and Mrs Lillian
Allan Of this city. Funeral announce
ment will be made later
COAL, Call up Parker & Co. for
rates on lump, nut and slack Parker
Coal Co. =
Letters Granted-Letters Of ad.
ministration OF the estate OF The late
John r. Allen. were granted to Louise
Allen yesterday,
e-z-Money Keuy-money to loan on
any good real estate. Geo. ]. Kelly.
Relieved Of Money! w. Loder of
Reno, New, was relieved of $50 by a
pickpockct last night at the Union
depot. Mr., Loder was waiting for
some ladies to get on the train There
were a number Of passengers near tho
door, and as he stepped TO one side
TO allow the ladies TO pass. he was
jostled by some fellow. and when he
felt In his pocket he was minus his
money. He saw the thief and gave a
description Of him 10 the depot police.
but the officers had failed to appre-
hend him last night.
STORAGE at reasonable rates, In
good brick building. If you need any
room. consult Jobl Scowcroft &c Sons
Company.
other illustration OF the old saving,
L uN tpul Do VI llut IpNt utNGI runs
smooth. was given in the county
clerks Office yesterday. when Adel
bert c. Rich, Jr. and Miss Mary
| Lovett Symes. both OF Elko, New, ap.
| piled for a marriage license The girl
was under the age limit, and although
she had 4 letter of consent from her
mother, II was moi signed by notary,
and County Clerk Dye was In guam
dary as to what course TO take. The
| girl had received a letter from her
mother yesterday, and she was told 10
| get it, and If the writing in the letter
| corresponded TO the writing in the
letter she had first presented. the clerk
would consider the matter. The cou,
pie hurried 10 their hotel. and in a
few minutes thoy produced the letter.
1t seemed to be genuine, so the couple
we're taken into Clerk Dyes private
Office. where Elder John V. Bluth tied
the nuptial knot. After the ceremony
the couple left for their home In Ne
| Yada.
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