The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-01-22


trains out as nearly on time as pos
sible.
The Ideal fuel the year round, Lew
is Good Coal, phones 149 =
Duck remedy for sore throat.
Ambler's canker and diphtheria rem
edy, Price SOC. =
Two Drunks In Court-The police
court grind consisted today Of two
drunks. T. w. Riley pleaded not guilty
and his case was continued until the
afternoon session. Mike Mathews ad-
mitted his shortcomings and drew the
regular $5 or five days. The case
against Emil Knocke, charged with
using abusive language and threaten
ing to do bodily injury to an elderly
complainant.
Looks like Christmas at Wright's.
The big Reorganization sale is at
tracing thousands.
Heavy Fall of Snow.-Ogden awoke
this morning to find itself covered
with q mantle OF snow to a depth Of
six inches OF moro which fell during
the night Rain of the day before
continued during the night until after
| o'clock, when the temperature
changed, the balance of the precipl-
tation being in the form of snow. Snow
plows were at work at an early hour.
Borax Chips-a combination Of Bor
ak and Soap in chip form-make wash
ing easy. The big size 25c at Wrights.
Uptown Offlce.-The railroads are
to establish EN- uptown office, II the
efforts Of the Weber club are success
full.
Buy Bornx Chips today and have
them for Wash Day-25 cents.
Wrtght's. =
In the Representative
Fuller of Weber county today intro
ouced bill relating TO property ex.
empt from taxation. The house COM
mittee on salaries favorably reported
fees.
Fresh California violets tomorrow af-
ternoon at Wrieht's. =
Southern Pacific Pay Day.-All local
Southern Pacific employees and train
mon running In and out Of Ogden are
receiving their pay checks today and
nearly 100000 will be distributed dur
Ing the next twenty-four hours.
The entire receipts of the Globe
theatre next Saturday afternoon, Jan.
23rd, from 2 TIL 8 will be donated to
the Martha Society for charity, two
prizes given. Prices as usual. -
r. G. Harmon Here.-R. G. Harmon
OF the Southern Pacific according de.
partment at San Francisco arrived
from the west this morning and iB in
conference with Joint Agent Chevers
on business matters.
AUTOMOBILE sHfPMENT.-I.. H
Recrnft received his first car load Of
1909 Newell 80 H. P. Automobiles to-
day. All interested in automobiles
should get busy and examine them.
They arc simply perfect =
Paying the Trainmen-Chief Clerk
Reynolds has had pay check window
second floor Of the Union passenger
depot and here Pay Clerk Harry True
has been kept busy all day passing
out light green tinted checks to South
ern Pacific trainInen.
Remember that Spargo's Book Store
carries everything In Office supplies.
Joseph Stanford lIl.-The friends OF
former County Commissioner Joseph
Stanford will regret to learn that he
is seriously III at his residence in
this city. Mr.. Stanford has been in
disposed for some months and this
has necessitated his resignation as
commissioner of the poor, which takes
effect February 1.
GRASS CREEK LUMP COAL, $500
at yard; Castle Gate, Clear Creek.
Rock Springs. always on hand. Con
surners' Coal Co, A. A. Shaw. Mgr.
Phones Alb. =
Deputy Asseesor-L. G. Dye has
qualified as deputy assessor of We
Der county.
3. r. T., 25TH ANNUAL BALL,
\ eN''' 6Gy w. SONShG00 OAINSlNS
| ACADEMY. =
Banks cashine Chceks.-The var
ious banks have been crowded all
day with employees of the Southern
Pacific who received their checks and
who were anxious to convert the same
into a more convenient circulating
medium.
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NO CAUSE FOR ALARM-If your
attention is attracted TO Washington
Ave-lts simply the applause at the
Globe. Come and join. -
From Juneau, Alaska.-Mr. and Mrs
j. r. Hellenthal of Juneau. Alaska
are In the city visiting at the home
of E. A. Linslcy.
The best anthracite coal at John
Fairs. Phone 81.
Expenses Are Reduceda-The coun
" commissioners maintain THAT an e.
ror was made In the statement that