The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-03-10

J.arl,in & Sons undertaking parlors,
| / pending the arrangements fpr the fun'
oral
FOR sALE-Chcap. nice lot on JEFF
fcrson near 23rd. Ind. Phone 367lA. =
Death Caused by Pneumonia
Frank Wells, aged 26. died at 2:15 this
morning at the Ogden General hospit-
al of pneumonia. He was resident
of Sandwich, H. where he has an
uncle, Thomas Emerson, living, who
was notified by telegraph OF his
death. The body WAS taken TO Lar
kin's awaiting instructions from the
relatives.
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Farm Lands, Millard County. Utah.
where water is gold. home a paradise.
Next excursion Friday March 18th
For information. Wenger. Rostan az
de Julien, 415 Eccles Bldg. =
Eat Home manufactured products
Hess Crackers. =
Back From the East.-Maud NJ.
Wykes of the NJ. NJ. Wykes company
has returned from a four weeks trip
in the east, buying the spring stock.
She says manufacturers Will be I'M
able to fill more than half their or
ders.
Dancing Party.-An approaching
/ event of unusual interest Is the dane
ing party to be given by the Ladies'
Literary club at Congress Dancing
| academy. Friday evening. March 18th,
| complimentary to their friends.
| SUGAR Factory.-An effort has been
made 10 induce local people TO estab-
lish a beet sugar plant IN southern
| Utah.
Collision on Bambereer Road.-A
! collision between two work trains on
/ the Bamberger road occurred on 31st
street yesterday afternoon which oc-
| casioned small damage to one OF the
| engines. Some of the cars OF the work
| trains were derailed but no damage
| was done except TO cause some little
expense in replacing them upon the
| track.
Epidemic of 5ronchitis-Many cases
OF bronchitis in infants are reported
by the physicians of the city. A nu-a-
Der Of such cases have developed into
pneumonia.
New Show House.-There Is more
talk OF the Orpheum people building
a show house in Ogden.
Planted Fruit Trees.-A big acre
age ON the Sand Ridge, along the
Bamberger line, Is TO be planted in
fruit trees this season and there are
now on the ground a large force Of
men preparing the soil on extensive
tracts owned by A. P. Bigolow, Her
bert Adams, DR.. Wherry and others.
City Hall mprovements.-The City
Hall lately has undergone many
changes in interior remodeling which
are a decided improvement.
New hoteI-A new hotel near the
corner OF Lincoln avenue and Twenty
fifth street Is proposed.
Demand for Houses-There has
been more demand for houses within
the last ten days than for months past.
All real estate dealers have felt the
quickening pulse.
Baseball League-The baseball play
ers of the county are organizing a
county league OF six teams which will
meet in a grand tournament at the Big
Four State fair in Ogden.
Contractors combinine-There is
big combine Of local contractors de-
yeloping which promises a merry con-
iot In, ha
next few weeks. Some of the con-
tractors declare it will be war to the
knife.
Freight Rate Case-Local NOR
chants arc aniously looking forward
to the full text of the Spokane rate
case. lately decided In favor of Spo-
kane. The decision will affect local
shippers favorably.
Superintendent of SchooIs-The su-
perintendency of schools may be de-
cided at the next meeting of the city
board OF education on Friday evening.
| The selection will be from among
| Utah educators who are familiar with
local conditions. Principal Cross OF
the high school was favored. but has
made such an excellent record in the
school as 20 have almost eliminated
| himself as possibility for any other
position.
Preston viii confess-James Pres
| ton, now in jail, will, it is said volun-
tarily plead guilty to box car robbery
when he is placed on trial. He was
with Burns at the killing Of Seymour
| Clark, deputy sheriff, at Uintah.
Jewelry store eurslarlzed-Th
| Upp Jewelry store. 2267 Washington
| avenue, was burelaTized early ,lhis
morning and a snail amount OF goods,
secured by the thieves Access was
gained by breaking window.
Purchase Of Copper Wire-Contracts
were closed today by the Rapid Tran
sit company for the purchase of S.
600 pounds OF copper wire for use on
the new line IN Ogden canyon. This
includes trolley wire as we'll as feed
wire and means an investment OF
about $4,000. This quantity of wire
is for the portion Of the now line ex-
tending from the mouth OF the canyon
to the Hermitage. Contracts for the
purchase OF line equipment Will be
closed within day or two.
Grading New RaiIroad-The farmers
VIII begin the grading Of the railroad
for Ogden to Plain City the first of
next week.
Enlarged Sugar Factory-It Is now
a foregone conclusion that the La
Grande sugar plant will be shipped to
Ogden and made part of the big fac
tory In Wilson Lane. The combined