The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-05-20

| Company,
Washington Vsitor-L. p. Kn aipr
a member Of the forestry service. q
Washington, D C, is registered at tn;
| Reed Hotel, visiting this city. II II
said, in connection with some fores.r.
| business in which the local bureau 1!
| interested.
Kodak Finishing. Trtpp Studio. $40 25th
Additional Train -SchcduIed-Thc
Denver {: Rio Grande railroad VII
institute a new time card next sun
day. on which will be scheduled M
additional through train to DeYer, Tho
trains will be numbered Z and s, anC
will take the place Of the second sec
ton OF No 5. which has been running
,Ately. The train, it is expected. VII
run over the Colorado Midland tracks
and connect with the Burlington road
al Denver.
Advertisers must nave their copy for
the Evening Standard the evening BE-
fore the day on which tho advertise
u;ent is TO appear In order TO insurs
publication.
Funeral at ST. Joseph's Church.
The funeral services over the remains
of Charles Langeyin will be held
from st. Joseph's church on Friday
morning. May 21, at 10 o'clock.
Friends wishing TO see him In his
casket may call at the residence OF
his daughter. Mrs Murphy, No. us
Grant avenue from ! o'clock this
afternoon until time OF the funeral In
torment will be in the City cemetery.
Elk Coai-No SCOT, no rocks, no
clinkers The family coal. John Farr.
phone q.
Big Mil Nearing compIetion.-C.
]. Lull. from Chafey, Nevada
arrived in this city yesterday.
and reports that the large reduction
mill being constructed at that place
is rapidly nearing completion, MT.
Lull says that the town of Chafey,
which Is situated seven miles from
Mills City and twenty-three miles
from Wlnnemucca, is thriving min
ing camp of 1,600 inhabitants, and
reports that the mining properties in
that section are being operated with
nluCn commence
See want column for P. J. Moran's
ad wanted So teams =
Granted New TriaI-Judge w w.
Maughan Yesterday granted a new
trial in the case Of NJ. n. Wolff VS..
the Union Pacific railroad, and the
Ogden Union Railway and Depot Co.
Wolff was recently granted dam
ages to the extent of $4,000 for per-
sonal injuries received at the Union
depot,
A dance will be given by the Hol-
land Dramatic Club in Fifth Ward
Amusement hall tomorrow evening for
benefit of Mrs. Paul Poelofs. Salter's
Orchestra -
Jockey Miller lmprovng.-Jockey
Miller. who was injured at the race
track Tuesday, is reported to be do
ing nicely, his badly fractured leg
giving him but little pain and his
wholesome nerve serving eXcellently
to keep UP his spirits.
Don't forget, Order Ry. Conductors
excursion to Saltair, June Sth. Leave
ogden $50 a. NJ, return leave Salt
air 9 p. m. =
Cunningham VIII Lose An Eye
DR.. Brick, who is attending Nj. F..
Cunningham, the correspondent who
was struck down by thug last week
and severely injured, stated that the
injured eye was not improving, the in
dications being that the sight is per-
manently destroyed. The exterior
wound Is healing nicely but the eye
is still heavily charged with blood
and Mr. Cunningham is unable to dis
tinguish the slightest sensation from
the strongest light that has been
thrown against It. There Is still no
clue to the perpetrator Of the coward
ly assault,
Visiting Her Dauehter.-Mrs. Mary
S. Gibson, accompanied by her daugh-
ter, Miss Alma Todd, arrived in the
city today from Denver and will spend
the summer visiting with her daugh-
ter, Miss Nellie Todd, Of the District
Forest Service.
FOR SALE-New. modern brick
home, with barn. 462 21st. Bell 423Z.-
When you go on your camping trip
during vacation this summer. why not
take a few cans of b. G. G.. Butter.
1t stays fresh no matter how long
you wish to keep it. It's always
FRESH.
Incompctenoy Case.-The incompet-
e I~h
occupies the attention OF the district
court and great interest is evidenced
in the result of the present hearing.
Judge Lewis to Preside.-Judge r.
d. Lewis of Salt Lake will arrive In
Ogden Thursday morning next to hear
the case Of the Pioneer Land G. Irri-
CATION company against Il. T. Wool
ley.
May Be Sent to Provo.-Edward
Booth, he reform school boy who was
returned TO the juvenile court by Sup
Thomas Wednesday after
noon-and repudiated by his honor
was taken back TO the reformatory
this morning by Sheriff Wilson. The
boy Is thought to be irresponsible and
will probably be sent to Provo.
James Terry Arrestcd--James Ter
ry of Riyerdale, charged with petty
larceny in driving team and wagon
off the street and abandoning the
same after approprsating groceries
in the vehicle. was arrested last night
and released this morning on $500
bonds.
You may not believe, but It's quite
true. that we give good strong Ham
mock free next Saturday with one
can Baking Powder at soc. Call and
see them. Grand Union Tea Store.
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