The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-02-22

, | which is necessary ON all railroads,
that they could not handle the ma
terial needed in that work withou,
becoming treSpassers upon other peo-
ple's property. Others demanded Ger
tain other concessions from the com
pany which make IL practically pro-
hIbItive for the company to proceed
with the work,
STORAGE at reasonable rates. IN
good brick building. II you need any
room, consult John Scowcroft C Sons
Company
A DlsaerecabIe Experienoe-At a
late hour last night IL was reported
that two carriages, containing a num-
ber of ladies and gentlemen who had
| been TO Huntsville to attend church
! yesterday, came near being precipi-
! tated into the river at point above
| the second bridge from the sanitarium.
One of the horses being smooth shod,
slipped and fell into the river. but
a break In the harness prevented the
carriage and occupants from sharing
like fate. After considerable diff
f1culty the horse was taken from the
river at a point further down. the
party finally arriving in Ogden but
little the worse for their trying ex-
perience In the cold and darkness.
Woodcraft dance on the 22nd.
Aged Pioneer Dead-John w. By
bee, a pioneer of Utah, died Sunday
morning, at 2;4O o'clock. at the homo
of his son, Oscar Bybee. in Uintah. OF
old age and general debility. MIR. BY
bee was born Feb II. 1929. immi.
grated to Utah in 1SJ7. and has resld-
ed nearly all of the time since his AZ
rival in Uintah. He was the father
OF eleven children, six OF whom are
now living. The deceased is also sur
vived by his wife. fifty.nine grandchll-
dren and forty-nine great grandchti.
dren. The surviving sons and daugh-
ters are; William and Oscar Bybee
OF Uintah, Mrs. Mary Sears of Rigby,
Idaho. Elias Bybee, Clifton, Idaho.
Mrs. Hales. Ogden, and Mrs Annie
Simpson of Riverdale Mr.. BY
bee was a member of the old
Mormon Battalion and for many
years one of the presidents or
the Quorum of Seventies at Uintah. |
Funeral services will be held tomor-
row, at o'clock, at the Uintah meet |
ing house, Bishop Alma Keyes presld- |
ing.
Advertisers must have their copy for |
the Evening Standard the evening be- |
fore the day on which the advertise |
nent is to appear in order to insure |
publication.
Old Time Party-The Relief Society |
of the Ogden stake will give an old |
time dancing party this evening AT
the Weber Academy hail The conf
mittee has secured an orchestra of old |
time musicians to render the music for
the evening.
The best anthracite coal at John
Farr's. Phone 27.
Temperature in Ogden-The tenn
perature in the city yesterday dropped
from 40 to 80 degrees, and a sharp.
clear breeze prevailed during the
night
E-Z-Money keIIy-Money to loan on
any good real estate. Geo. J. Kelly. 4
Visiting in Oeden-I L. Woodward
of Green River Wyoming, was VISIT
ng friends in Ogden yesterday. Mr..
Woodward is foreman Of construction
IF the Railway Club house that Is
being erected at Green River. p. A.
Beck of Ogden has the general super
Vision OF the construction OF the club
house In question. The place will cost
$40. 600 and Mr.. Woodward states that
t will be very handsome and CON-
nodious structure. He states thai
while the temperature at Green River
S considerably lower than it is here,
he cold is not felt more and that
here is not nearly so much snow there
Is here.
coAL-Rock Springs. Castle Cato
md Clear Creek. Gillette Coal Co.
53 West 9Th st. Phones 1O74. -
Statement ExpIained-The state
nent In yesterday mornings Examiner
hat the attorney for j. II. Kurtz had
,iyen notice that the Ogden Sani-
arium would be leased to "respon-
iblc parties" was misleading. The
lotice given was that Mr. Kurtz pro-
'osed to take a lease on the premises
It the stipulated rental price MI
iurtz stated last evening that the
handling of the sanitarium by receiv-
II was not satisfactory, and that he
,roffered to lease the place during
he period Of time. six months. ac-
orded the Sanitarium company to re-
eem the property, 1t having been sold
o Mr.. Kurtz under sheriff'S sale.
Woodcraft dance on the 22nd. -
Funeral at Hooper-Funeral ser
ices for Nathan Biddolph will be held
L | o'clock tomorrow afternoon, at
he Hooper meeting house. The IN.
erment will take place In the Hooper
emetery.