The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-08-07

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identify the men IL they are captured
THAT Good coaP'-2.o0o pounds tc
a ton. Rock Springs. Clear Creek and
| Castle Gate Bamberger ogden Goa
Co, 912l Washington avenue. Both
phones 1000.
Indians Going Through-Among Wis
itors who viii pass through Ogden tc
! the capital city 10 witness incidents o
| the national encampment are fifty
Bannock Indians from Ross Fork. Ida
ho The red men have chartered a
car for the occasion and will reach
Ogden from the north Sunday after
noon.
Rock Springs. Kemmerer. Castle
Gate, Anthracite and Coke. M. l..
Jones Coal Co. -
Ohio Veterans-A special train with
the Ohio department OF the G. A. r.
will arrive at Ogden over the Union
Pacific tonight.
Kodak Finishing. Tripp Studio.34 25th.
Nebraska and Michiaen G. A. r.
A delegation OF siXty-five veterans
from the national capital will reach
Ogden Sunday morning over the Union
Pacific. and two special trains from
Nebraska and Michigan will arrive
over the same road Sunday afternoon
and evening.
CoAL-Rock Springs. Castle Gate
and Clear Creek Gillette Coal Co..
l53 West 27th st. Phones 1914. =
Free Press ExcUrson-A party OF
twenty-four people, attached to the
business and editorial department OF
the Detroit Free Press. will arrive
from the east on the fast mail train
Sunday afternoon and will remain in
Utah during the G. A r. encampment,
Advertisers must nave their copy for
the Evening Standard the evening be.
fore the day on which the advertise
ment is 10 appear In order to insure
publication. =
VIII CeIeerate Wednesday-Ev
department of the local Southern Pa
citlc shop plant is working in full
blast today and the several hundred
employees there will take a vacation
Wednesday next In order to attend
the Grand Army parade and other eX-
eTcises arranged for on that occasion.
The best carriage service at Aliens.
for pTir ate calls. funerals or operas.
Also prompt baggage delivery. Both
phones %. 412 25th street. =
w. 3. TuttIe Here-Colonel W. B.
Tuttle. tariff inspector of the Denver
& Rio Grande system, is In the city
IN conference with Local Agent A. j.
Cronin.
COAL, celebrated Peacock. Rock
Springs nut, the summer coal John
Farr. Phone 27. -
Guest Of j. Nj. kimmel-C. H. Mills
pauGh, travelling ticket agent of the
Pullman Car company, Is In Ogden
and the guest of District Agent j. NJ.
kimmel
Inspector OF Explosives-F. P. Buel
Inspector of the bureau of explosives
of the American Railroads associa-
ton. is in the city from Denver and
registered at local railroad headauar-
ters
viii Remain Over Sunday-Warren
McCard, travelling freight and passeu-
ger agent of the Chicago Northwestern
lines, is In the city TO spend Sunday.
Chair Cars-The operating depart
ments of the various roads OF the
Hartman system centering at Ogden.
also the Rio Grande, have ordered adj
ditlonal coaches and chair cars at
tached to all trains running into this
city during the next ten days-in or
der TO accommodate those who care to
attend the G A. r. encampment and
attendant exercises.
viii Arrive Sunday-W. V. S
Thorne. formerly general manager Of
the Texas & Pacific, but now identified
With large railroad interests in Wyo-
ming and Colorado, will arrive from
the east in a special car on the fast
mall train Sunday afternoon.
Welcomed Cardinal Gibbons. NJ.
Davis, general superintendent of the
Oregon Short Line system, came down
from the north this morning, He was
among those who welcomed Cardinal
Gibbons TO the west at PocatelIo Fri
day.
Fugitive aptured.-Haskell Mer-
rick, who escaped from the State In.
dustrial school about two months ago.
was brought back to the institution by
a special parole officer this morning.
The school authorities received in
formation that Merrick was in Butte.
Mont, and an officer was sent to that
city, and had only been there a short
time when the boy was located.
Industrial School Board A meet
Ing of the board of trustees of the
State Industrial school was held al
O'Clock this morning. Aside from
the routine business, which consist
ed of granting paroles and allowing
bills, there was little work of import.
ance transacted
Laborers for o. S. L.-An employ.
ment agency is hiring laborers 10 be
employed in double tracking the Ore.
gon Short Line from Pennington
south.
Clearing the Cut.-Workmen are
clearing the Sand Ridge cut on the
oregon Short Line Of the accumulated
sand which has worked down from the
sides OF the opening in the last year.
Arrival Of oldiers.-About fifty old
soldiers have already arrived in Oe-
len and have been made comfortable
and happy in private homes and ho.
tels Every train arriving from the
east brings a few more OF the honored
veterans. and by Monday Ogden will
have large delegation of the boys in
blue as its guests