The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-05-15

Friends may view the remains be-
tween the hours of II and ] Monday,
at the residence, No. PASS Van Burcn
avenue.
See Muller for decorating, wall
paper, palpts. etc.
Laying the Gas Mains.-Tbe Utah
Light & Railway company is pro-
crossing with it's proposed extension
of gas mains throughout the city.
force OF men is now engaged in re-
pairing the four-inch main a:ong the
south side of Tweaty-fifth street. Most
of this pipe proves TO be in bad con
dition and is being replaced by new.
Supcrintendent Decker stated tnat
although the two mains on Twen'3-
fifth street are more than enough 20
supply all subscribers upon ma'
street, the present capacity Is neces'
sary on account of the pressure need
ed further on in the residence dis-
trict extensions
Framing and few nice things for
June Weddings. Fred Massa, 2464
Wash. Ave,
New Town of Rcese.-A new name
is to be placed on the map OF Utah. IL
is the town OF Reese Reese is locat-
ed 10 miles west of Ogden, and is the
second station out on the way to the
lake on the main line OF the South
ern Pacific. 1t already has popnla-
ton of about forty families. and is
Iapidly becoming very thriving conf
munity. with ambitions for new roads,
new schools and a canning factory.
About a score of the residents and
property owners of Reese held
meeting today In the Office of Kelly
& Herrick, for the purpose OF forming
Boosters Club"
| Great Scott. Como TO think OF It.
what would VIC do If we could not get
Lewis Good Coal. Phone 149. -
May Be eported.-United States
immigration Inspector Hise or Salt
Lake is in the city Investigating the
case of man named Hunter. VINO was
adjudged insane by Drs. Robinson and
Dixon yesterday afternoon. 1t is al
legged that Hunter was afflicted with
mental disease when he entered GSe
years ago and that he is a flt subject
| lOI dl ltilS tilltes
Have You been 20 see our new spring
| line of w. l. Douglas shoes and OK
fords at $3.50 and $500. The Palace.
ESQ 25th ST. -
Objects to Administrator-EliZa r
Faulkner, a daughter and heir at-law
of the late Jane N. Pierce. has filed
serious objections to the appointment
Of Porter NJ. Pierce as administrator
of the estate of Jane n. Pierce. &C.
, ceascd, alleging that he is incompe-
tent TO perform the duties OF the po-
sition satisfactorily.
HIGH GRADE PIANO, NEARLY
NEW FOR SALE CHEAP. o. j..
STlLWELL, BELL PHONE 1o2s-X,
INDEPENDENT 67-k. -
Visiting in Ogdcn.-Mr, and Mrs r.
D. Ballard and family of Iowa have
been visiting T. H. Carr and family
the past week
WANTED-Girls to work on aspara-
gus Wasatcn Orchard Co. =
Murphy, the Pckpocxet.-W. H.
Murphy, the alleged pickpocket who
| t'''o w SWIM O6ueu llNti otNCl
days ago with a pocketbook which he
is suspected of having stolen in Il
street car. was arraigned today on the
charge of vagrancy sworn to by Dep
uty Sheriff Murphy Murphy entered
a plea of not guilty and was placed
under bonds to the amount OF $50 un-
til his case is called In court
I When in Salt Lake stop at Hotel
Golden. Modern rooms, reasonable
rates. 80 East First South Cars for
Fair Grounds stop in front OF house. =
DR.. Snowden Not In Couri.-The
case of disturbing the peace which
was brought against DIR. c. r. Snow
den Friday, after his son had been ar
raigncd for the offense by mistaL
in the initials OF his name, was call
cd in police court this morning, tina
complainant, Joseph Welsh, and his
witnesses being on hand to prosecute,
the case. The defendant. however.
was nowhere to be found, which re-
suited in the question as to whether
he had been properly served with not
ice OF arrest The case will probably
be heard Monday morning.
Order of Railway Conductors-Ex-
cursion To Saltair. June Sth Round
trip, SIPS. Through train. No change. =
Peace Day Exerclses-On Sunday,
May 18th, at =, p. NJ. u peace meeting
will be held in the Third ward meet.
Ing house. L. E Egertsen will be
the speaker. Good singing VIII be
rendered The public is invited to at
tend. Under the auspices of the Re-
lief Society and Y L. NJ. l. A.
Buy Kodaks and Supplies from The
Tripp Studio. $40 25th st. -
Formal Reception = S C. KELSEY,
deputy supreme regent OF the Royal
Arcanium, will attend a meeting of
the local council this evening. where
an informal reception will he rendered
the distinguished visitor. All mem
bers are invited to be present.
GARMENT SALE, 80 cts. per pair
and up. at Knitting Factory, 302 25th.
street. -
Soldiers on Special Train-Batteries
''C' and ID" of the Fourth field artil-
lery OF the United States army will ar
rive from San Francisco on a special
train Of eleven cars Sunday afternoon.
There will be seven commissioned Of
hcers, two field officers and 23S en-
listed men on the military train. Tac
troops are headed for Fort Russell.
, Wyo, where they will be stationed
during the summer months and will
takespart In the militarv maneuvres of
/. the state militia Of Utah, Colorado, Ne.
. oraska and South Dakota this season