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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-28
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The Republicans will give a rally
at the Lynne meeting house
at Five Points. Friday evening
at S o'clock sharp. October 2Sth.
Good music and Glee club. Third
waru people specially Invited. Judge
Murphy. ]. j. Barker and William
Elasmann will be the speakers. =
Charles Cafeteria. an Ideal Family
Eating House. Just like home =
A fine vaudeville show at the Or
Pheum tonight. -
Purchased WardIeieh eusiness.-r.
J. Alvord, the A-tu-Z man, has pur-
chased the entire stock and business
oi II. c. Wardlcigh and is prepared 10
furnish free and wholesale music and
melody for the entire county.
limitations are simple, but there's
no butter like the original, B. & G. =
Take the youngsters to the Orphe-
nm Saturday afternoon TO see the Won
derful posing horse and a great bill.
Gallery will be open. Admission 10
cents.
lovett at Head Of S. P.-Robert S.
Loyett was today elected president OF
The Southern Pacific company. TO sue
ceed the late E H. Hartman The
directors, at their meeting in New
York. also elected VIM. Mahl, comp
troller OF the Southern Pacific com.
pany, as vice president TO succeed
Judge Lovctt, Mr. Mahl serving in ad-
dition 10 the three other vice presi.
dents. John c. Stubbs. Julius Krutt-
schnitt and E E Calvin.
Good bill at the Orpheum this week
Your attendance viii aid the Weber
Stake Mutuals.
Good bill at the Orpheum this week
Your attendance Will aid the Weber
Stake Mutuals.
1t makes good every time That is
Lewis Good Coal. phones li9.
Beet crop.-Tbe beet crop OF tho
Plain CITY district is now being dug
and placed in piles awaiting ship.
nent over the new car line The dc.
lay in shipping is due TO the failure
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OF the Oregon Short Line people to
finish the building OF a spur track
| from their road 10 that of the Ogden
Rapid Transit company's track The
spur is now being laid. however, and
1t Is anticipated that 1t will be COM
pleted by tomorrow. AS soon as the
connection is made between the two
roads. freight cars will be run into
the district and the hauling to the
factory will begin. The sugar company
expects to begin TO handle the crop
over the car line on Saturday.
The Republicans will give a rally
at the Lynnc meeting house
at Five Points, Friday evening
at o'clock sharp. October 2Sth
Good music and Glee' club. Third
ward people specially invited. Judge
Murphy ] ]. Barker and William
Glasmann will be the speakers. =
Good bill at the Orpheum this week.
Your attendance will aid the Weber
Stake MutualS. -
Chesterfield" Rose Royals won
derful posing horse. Is the feature of
a great bill at the Orpheum. =
Caledoniains-The Ogden Caledonia
society will give a social and enter
tainment on Friday evening. October
30, In Union Labor hall. Twentv-fourth
street All Scotchmen and families
are invited
The gallery Will be open Saturday
at the Orpheum for the school chill
dren. Admission 10 cents.
o. ]. StIlwell has nearly new high.
grade piano for rent, Independen:
phone ca Bell 102SY.
Now Is the time to plant bulbs-We
carry the best varieties City Floral
Co, 413 2ith st
Fined s5,-James A. Moore and Ar.
thur Hickman were fined So each this
morning in the Municipal court for
drunkenness. The men pleaded guilty
and in default of paying their fines.
they we're sent TO the city jail to
serve five days
Every child should be allowed to
witness the wonderful posing OF Rose
ROYALS Chesterfield" the trained
horse, az the Orpheum.
Suet III car oil corn Prices right
Ogden Feed Co. phone 509.
Bulbs at l1endcrshot's both phones.
Food cooked and served right. You
don't wait at Charles Cafeteria.
Anthracite coaI.-Fill your bin be.
fore cold weather Phone 27 John Farr
coAL-Rock Springs. Castle Gate
and Clear Creek. Gillette Coal Co
loS West 9th st. Phones 1914. =
Consumers Coal Co. All kinds NJ
good coal. Agents for Grass Creek. the
best 81 coal on the market A. A
Shaw, Mgr. Both phones i1S.
Few good men can get winter en-.
ployment at the Sugar Factory by an.
plying TO the Superintendent at the
Factory.
Kemmerer Coal guaranteed the best
Sold only by NJ. L. Jones Coal Co. Ind.
l40. Bell l99K
Brick warehouse for sale. Purchas.
er to remove material from the ground
Apply John Scowcrof! & Sons Co. -
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women in general have better health
than women who don't attend col
leges; that college women marry
stronger men, and they choose more
wisely, and these are men with little
larger incomes. and that one-third of
the women have higher salaries on
the average than the husbands OF
women who have never attended col.
lege. AS TO bearing children. Miss
Thomas declared college women had
clio children, while non-college
women had 5 5-10. SO the college WON.
en- were in the lead slightly. although
they married later in life than women
who never attended college.
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FOUR Y OU n &
MEN ARE IN
TROUBLE
INTENDED TO PLAY A PRACTICAL
JOKE.
Now They Are Under 6onds-They
Regret an Unforeseen Mishap as
Result Of Joke.

Four young men of this CITY G.
Tout, r. Farr, c. Murphy and l.. Pack.
ard. arc in serious trouble over an
attempt at practical joking. The arc
under bonds for hearing on the
charge OF a felony
The boys say that on the evening
OF October is. 10 have little finn
with street car motorman, they Dlac.
cd pile of bridge timbers upon the
car track They supposed, OF course
that the motorman would sec the tim.
bers before he drove his car upon
them, and they would have the fun OF
watching him remove the obstruction
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POLICEMAN is KILLED
BY A DESPERATE

Spokane, Wash. Oct. 2S.-Nlgh'
Patrolman Alfred B. Waterbury. who
was shot by desperate last night
died early today.
Waterbury had ordered the man to
halt The answer was pistol buliei
that pierced the policeman's groin.
Lying on the ground, the wounded
man fired four shots at the fleeing
assassin. but the man escaped. y
heavy overcoat. pair of overshoes
and a black mask were found alonS
the thugs trail
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NEW DIRECTORS ON THE
SANTA FE BOARD

Topeka. Oct 2S.-Thomas Wcw,ttc
Cuyler of New York was elected a
director in the Atchison. Topeka G.
Santa Fe Railway company 10 sue.
coed the late H. II Rogers AT the
meeting of the stockholders today
Paul Morton of New York and Rem.
Jamin Cheney of Boston were re-.
elected on the directorate.
PRESIDENT Ripley said that the con.
1l,ion OF the company is highly salts.
FACTORY 10 the stockholders.
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ticed the odor of gas yesterday atter
noon, but no investigation was made
aud the discovery OF the dead mother
and son was not made until Mr.. Edge
comb returned to his home toda.y'
He declares there was no motive for
his wife to kill herself.
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"GENILEMAN FROM
MISSISSIPPI" SALE

When the box Office at the Orpheum
opened this morning there was n line
leading nearly to the street and il
Increased instead of diminishing for
some time. The telephone bells kent
jingling SO often that two people were
required to answer them while Nh
Wilson, the treasurer. was handing
out tickets. In all likelihood the seats
VIII all be sold long before the doors
open Monday night. The show win
appear here for The first time that
night.
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COMMITTEES REPORT
IS IN THE NATURE
OF A STRADDLE
Says the Waerwors Report Then
All That Glasmann Contended-Admits
Official Records Show overdraft of $4,000 80

Brewers water committee Strad-
dies the water question. II reports
the water report was true and cor
rect and there was 80 S91 81 cash on
hand and then says that the auditor s
report of the same report shows an
! overdraft OF s2S066 and also proves
Mr.. Glasmann was right when he said
that the warrant for Sl0,125 was
drawn BY the auditor and approved BY
the city council and mayor,
II says the waterworkS made net
earning of $21 1890 By counting So
0f9.GO fire hydrant rent due from the
city and S4.S33.21 uncollccted water
rent-both as an earning and that
all OF the earnings with other money
had been expended on the system
That is what Mr.. Glasmann said
was done He said there was not ii
dollars profit over and above the en-
penditures.
The committee say that the war
rant for Sl0.i25. while issued and ap.
proved on June IS was not paid until
July End. but it falls TO say it was a
liability
The committee docs not say what
became OF the S10.144 surplus special
taxes of last year and does not say
anything about the So ,0S0 paid for
the tool shed.
1t is presumed the committee
agrees that Mr.. Glasmann's statement
was right on those points If SO, then
all Mr. Glssmann has claimed is prov
en- by the committee. though the COM
mittee seems to make the admission
reluctantly and in negative form.
In order TO make the matter more
binding and to leave no doubt on the
matter, Mr.. Glasmann Is ready 10 pay
the Martha Society $500, as stnted in
this paper a few DAYS ago, in which
he offers $500 on three different prop
ositions.
The report of the committee is as
follows:
Report Of Committee.
Ogden, Utah. Oct 27, 1909.
To the Honorable Mayor and Mem
bers OF the City Council, Ogden City.
Utah.
Gentlemen:
We. the committee. appointed by
Mayor A. l.. Brewer. and your honor
able body to investigate the financial
statements of the waterworks depart
ment from January lst TO June 80,
1909. beg leave to report as follows.
We have examined and checked the
general balance sheet for six months
ending June 30th, 1908.
Statement Of gross earnings and
operating expenses for six months
ending June 30, 1909
The statement OF gross earnings
and operating expenses was taken up,
item by item and checked with the
ledger of the waterworks department.
showing Items enumerated TO agree
with the ledger The committee also
finds the net earnings. amounting TO
SCI ,2332O as shown. 10 be correct,
and that this amount with other re-
ceipts less accounts. good but uncol-
lected, has been expended In improve
ments and extensions of the water
works department and not used for
running expenses.
We also find the following approv-
al In the general cash book of the
waterworks department.
This is to certify that | have aud
ited the books of the waterworks de.
partment Of Ogden City Corporation
for the period OF January LIST to June
10th. 1909, and find them accurate
and correct, and that the cash shows
an oyerdraft of s29O66 on June 30.
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ManZan. the great Pile remedy, pre-.
vents Piles by preventing constipation
II is conveniently applied directly to
inc trouble by means Of a small noZ.
Sie. attached to the tube In which Man.
zan Is put up. Sold by Geo. F. Cave
Drug Store. =
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from the track But. the motorman
did not notice the timbers until It
was loo late. the car was derailed and
1t Is really miraculous that the oc.
cupants Of the car were not injured
The boys feel now that it was an ex.
pensive joke.
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turn the money over to him. as well
as make him the beneficiary Of her
life insurance policy, Three DAYS lat.
er she was found dead in Jersey City
and there were no signs of Mueller.
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Fred Wright, Prop. of the London
Meat Market, GIG cath St. has sold
his business. Parties having account.
will please call within the next 50
days anl settle all outstanding bills
against the London Meat Market
II presented promptly will be paid at
once. -
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Oracle lsis--Globe

"SN~"~"0"~'SN"~'~-~o~-->~"
SATURDAY WILL BE THE LAST
TOP" MATINEE. THE SUPPLY
IS LIMITED AND THE FIRST TO
COME WILL BE THE FIRST TO
GET A TOP"
WE ARE HAVING A BIG SUPPLY
OF OPERA BARS MADE AND
HOSE WHO DON'T WANT a TOP
MAY HAVE AN OPERA BAR. -
WE HAVE FINE PICTURES IN ALL
HE HOUSES. INSURlNG AN EN-.
JOYAeIE HOUR FOR THE Chill.
OREN
N>->o~eo-~oo-,.o-o~>~
OHAClG - ISIS SIORE
Wnere tho Pictures Are Always Good
..-,-,-,,;..,.
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Operating Expenses

Onlce salaries and expenses,
Gin In ing transferring
books. etc) .....,.....s 2.35070
Foreman and inspectors sal
aries ............... 1,51S0O
Maintenance ...-. .......... 1914 62
Tapping water mains-labor 1920
Repairs to street sprinklers
tstand pipes) ..... 4.76
Tapping materials .. 2212O
Stationery and printing (new
books and stationery 571 so
Horse and wagon expenses. 42S.5S
Legal expenses (Taylor can
yon litigation) ..s... 500 90
Telephone rentals ... S7.45
Repairs and setting meters 1880
Rent of Office and shop . $4,000
Interest on bonds due July 2,
1909 .................,... 10.125.OO
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FLORENCE o. STANFORD.


City Auditor.
by Wallace Foulger. Assistant Aud.
itor, Sept 25, 1909"
BY warrants outstanding and
unpaid ............... S1O.77S.Oi
Less overdraft as per cash
book ...............,.... 23o.66
Bank balance as shown by
pass book ............,.. 1O,O23.36
Cash receipts for June. de-
posted July 1-......... 524.O3
S1O,54739
We also find cash on hand in the
Pingree National Bank June 80. 1909.
sl0.02336 unpaid vouchers on hand
S653.04. or net cash of S9.37o.32 cash
on hand June 3Oth. deposited In the
Pingree National bank July 1st
S924,0@. making a total cash of So.
S94.35, against which warrant No. go
for S1o,l25.0O was Issued by the City
Auditor June 26th. approved by the
City Council June 2Sth. This war
rant, however, was not due, presented
or paid until July End.
The earnings and operating OK.
penses OF the waierworks department
for the six months ending June 30
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Waterworks Department, Ogden
City Corporation.
Statement of gross earnings and
operating expenses for the six months
ending June 80, 1909,
Earnings.
Rated Water Rem
tails ...s.,s.... $26, 429 So
Less Rebates. ... 2991 6.399.92
Metered water rentals. ..... 4,795.03
Tapping services .......... S41.S9
Water for building pur-
poses ........... 1850
Miscellaneous revenue .. 1900
Sale OF old iron .......... 1916
Turning water off and on. 800
Due from Ogden City for 124
fire hydrants to June 30,
1909 ....,.,............ 2,O7o.6O
Due for meter accounts and
other consumers to June
30, 1909 ............. 4.S3S.21
Due from Ogden street de-
partment ............ d76
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$179S2.5d
Net earnings SCI. .2SS. %
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1909. are hereto attached, and made
a part of this report. aud found cor
rect by the committee.
(Signed)
A. T. WRIGHT,
WILLIAM CRAIG,
NJ. l.. JONES,
JOHN WATSON.
JOSEPH SCOWCROFT,
JAMES DOUGLASS,
HYRUM PINGREE,
CARL RASMUSSEN,
b. c. BLACKMAN,
j. S. LEWIS.
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Friday and Saturday special
-oue pair 10 customer
full size Beacon blankets in
white OF grey, pink and blue
borders. at S1.75.
Chariton courier., 1909-04-02
Order of Publication.

STATE OF MISSOURI,
COUNTY OF CHARLTON,
In the Circuit Court of Charlton County, Mis-
sourl, in vacation, before the
May Term, 1909.
Sadie A. Carroll, Plaiptiff,
VS..
Osborne Carroll, Defendant.
At this day comes the plaintiff herein nv
her attorney, and fles her petition and affi.
davit, alleging. among other things that de-
fendaht, Osborne Carroll, Is not resident of
the State of Missouri:
Whereupon, 1t Is ordered by the Clerk in va.
cation, that said defendant be notified by
publication, that plaintiff has Commenced a
suit against him in this court, the object and
general nature Of which is TO obtain judgment,
and decree OF this court divorcing her from
the bonds OF matrimony heretofore contract
ed with the defendant, and that unless the
said Osborne Carroll be and appear at this
court at the next term thereof, to be begun
and holden at the courthouse in the City OF
Keytesville in said County, on .he third day
of May, next, and on or before the first day Of
said term, answer or plead to the petition in
said cause, the same will be taken as con-
fessed, and judgment will be rendered ac-
cor dinghy.
And it is further ordered, that copy here
OF be published according to law, in the CHAR.
IToN COURIER, weekly newspaper printed
and published in Charlton County, Missouri.
true copy from the record:
Witness my hand and the seal of the Circuit
Court OF Charlton County, this 10th day of
March, 1909.
lSealI WI. WRIGHT, Circuit Clerk.
Chariton courier., 1909-04-02
The open" Is Clean.

Concerning the state prison,
which was recently condemned
as pest hole by some city phy.
sicians, Sheriff Wilson of Boone
county is quoted as saying on
his return from a recent visit to
that institution: "The state PEN
itentiary is a clean place. Most
of the prisoners are cleaner
while they are in the pen than
they have ever been before. The
penitentiary dining.room and
kitchen are as clean as those of
any hotel in the country. The
prisoners have on clean clothes,
their hair is shaved close and
they are made to take a bath at
certain times 80 that everybody
is clean.
"The old cell house, without
plumbing, is q bad smelling
place and it ought to be torn
down, but everyone has known
that for years. A new cell house
would have been built end the
old one torn down if the state
had had the money, l suppose.
Aside from that old cell house
the state prison is clean and we'll
kept
Chariton courier., 1909-04-02

An old negro was asleep on
the train out of Sedalia the other
day, mouth open and snoring,
when a drummer emptied a qui-
nine capsule on his tongue, says
the Butler Democrat. TIE old
dsrkey, awakening, began to spit
around and called for the con.
ductor, saying: ''Boss, is dere a
doctor on dis here train?" I"
don't know" said the conductor.
care you sick?" eyes, sir, l
sho' is sick, I sho' is SICK -
"What is the matter with
you?" "I dunno, sir, but it
tastes like Use done busted my
gall"
Chariton courier., 1909-04-02

The w. w. Browning restau-
rant and lunch counter at Bruins.
wick were sold last week to w. T.
Jasper of Brunswick. Brown.
ing has not returned to Bruins.
wick since his trouble with DR..
M. B. Austin a few weeks ago,
but the Sheriff, A. N. Harding,
would like to locate him as
Browning is wanted in this ooun.
ty for disturbing DR.. Austin g
peace. In case he is captured
it is probable that he will also be
called upon to answer the charge
of Illegally selling liquor.
Chariton courier., 1909-04-02
Order of Publication.

STATE OF MISSOURI
COUNTY OF CHARLTON, o.
IN the Circuit Court of Charlton County. Mis-
souri,, at Keytesville. May Term. 1902
James r. Wootten, Della F. Wootten, Gilbert
L. Wootten. and Lucy Beal and Bessie Beal.
by G. T. Lunday, their Curator, Plaintiffs,
George W. woosten, Mary Rose, william
Beal, Defendants.
At this day come the plaintiffs herein. by
their attorney and file their petition aegiug
w. Wootten, Mary Rose, william Beal, Ed
ward Beal, John Bea1 and Nora Beal, are nom
residents of the State Of Missouri, and can not
cess of law.
whereupon, it is ordered by the Clerk, in
vacation, that said defendants be notified by
publication, that plaintiffs have commeneeda a
suit against them in this court, the object
ana general nature OF which is to obtain
Judgment and decree in partition Of the fol-
lowing described real estate; Seventy-seven
l7O acres. the north and west part of lot two
l2). of the northwest quarter u-4) of Section
five t5), Township fifty-six 56), Range sixteen
southwest quarter of the southwest quarter
OF Section thirty-two t32). Township fifty
seven go, Range sixteen Cl6) in Macon
George W. woots.n. Mary Rose. william
Beal, Edward Beal, John Zeal and Nora Beal
be and appear at this court at the next term
thereof, to De begun and holden at the court
house in the City OF Keytcsville, in said
County, on the third day of May, next, and on
or before the first day of said term, answer
or plead to the petition in said cause, the same
Will be taken as confessed, and Judgment will
be rendered accordingly
And 1t Is further ordered, that copy hereof
be published, according to law. in the CHART
TON COURIER, newspaper printed and pub
lished in Charlton County, Missouri
A true copy from the record:
Witness my hand and the seal of the Circuit
Court OF Charlton County, this 10th dsy of
March. 1909.
[Seall w. L. WRIGHT, Circuit Clerk.
Chariton courier., 1909-04-02
Order of Publication.

STATE OF MISSOURI. 60
County Of Charlton. 3d.
In the Circuit Court of Charlton County, Mis-
souri,, at Keytesville. May Term, 1909.
John p. kiddell, Plaintiff,
VS..
Mary s. Riddell and John L. Rlddell, her hus-
her husband; Willie j. Maddox and owen
r. Maddox, her husband; Della C. Senour
and Oliver B. Senour, her husband; c. H.
Riddell, w; F. Riddell and Eunice Riddell,
his Wife; CLAUDE Mauzey and Charles K.
Mauzey, her husband; Charles A. Riddell
and Martha Riddell, his wife; Vanelia Long
and WI Long. her husband; William john
son and Susan johnson, his wife; James
Johnson and E "a johnson, his wife; Charles
Johnson and Lulu Johnson, his wife; Nellie
GSiarks9n and Robert Clarkson, her husband; {;
her husband; Flora Wilson and 3. S.,wilson,
her husband; Harry Falrath, Samuel Austin,
band; Rmmett Austin, Ralph Austin. Virgil
Post. Earl Post, May Post, Virgie Post, Floy
Brown and Fred Brown. her husband, De-
PENDANTS.
Now at this day comes the plaintiff herein,
by his attorneys, and files his petition, alleg-
ing. among ether things, that defendants, lisa.
%addox Mac gwen R. MADDOX psa c. Wls senour r.
Oliver B. Senour, Harry FaIrath, Samuel Aus
tin, Ella Johnston, Johnston, her hus;,
Post May Post. Floy Brown, Fred Brown,
William Johnson, Susan Johnson, John L.
Riddell. Mary s. Riddell, are non-residents of
tuo oldte VI MiSbOuTl, anu can not De served
with process in this State in the manner pre-
scribed by Chapter s, Revised Statutes of
Missouri 1899.
Whereupon, 1t is ordered by the Clerk, in
vacation. that said nonresident defendants
be notified by publication that plaintiff has
commenced suit against them in this court,
the object and general nature of which Is to
obtain Judgment and decree OF court per-
fecting plaintiffs title by limitations to the
north half u-2) of Section nineteen Q9),
township fifty six 1867, Range nineteen (19),
Charlton County, Missouri; and that unless
the said nonresident defendants be and ap-
pear at this court, at the next term thereof.
TO be begun and holden at the courthouse in
the City OF Keytesville, in said County, on
the 3rd day OF May, next, and on or before
the first day of said term, answer or plead to
the petition In said cause, the same will be
taken as confessed, and Judgment will be Ien-
dered accordingly.
And it Is further ordered, that copy here
OF be published, according 10 law, in the
CHARLTON COURIER, a newspaper published in
said County OF Charlton, for four weeks con-
secutively, published at least once a week,
the last insertion to be at least fifteen days
before the first day OF said next May term of
this court. W. l.. WRIGHT, Circuit Clerk.
true copy from the record.
Witness my hand, and seal OF the circuit
Court of Charlton county. this 10th day Of
Iseal WI. WRIGHT, Circuit Clerk.