The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-01-30

OF the grip and contents proprietor
l-Bakcr stated that Mahr Is employed
at some local saloon or restaurant
but did not know the location or the
Dlaoe. He said that roomers in the
house saw two men come into the OF
fee during the night and. after laugh
ing and chatting in the hallway for
some time. deliberately walked up to
10 the key board and selected a key
to a room, which was afterward as
certained to be Mahr's key, and they
came away with grip. Mahr stated
to the proprietor that the suit case
contained the manuscript OF a book
which he was writing. and would
prove q serious loss TO him. He val
ned 1t ut 500 or more, besides othe!
f, articles also contained In the grip.
i CHEAP COAL, Grass Creek, S4.UU
Der ton. Rock Springs und Castle
Gate always on hand. Parker Coal Co.
Arrived From the West.-Mrs S. j
| Griffin and children arrived from Wis
| Ii of several weeks to San Francisco
and Los Angeles, on the Limited yes
terday. They report rain most OF tho
time they were away The bright
sunshine OF our favored cline looks
| good to them.
coAL-Rock Springs. castie Cato
and Clear Greek. Gillette Coal Co.
l5S West eth st. Phones 1914. =
Cafe Not Boycotted-The report
circulated to the effect that the local
cooks and walters union had boycott
ted the new Potter cafe on account Of
| non-union colored help being employ
ed there. seem to be an exaggeration.
The president OF the local union states
that the matter has not come to issue
at all as yet and that there are no
differences now existing between the
management Of the cafe and the cooks
and walters organization. Mr.. Pot
ter was interviewed, but refused to
make any statement other than to say
that he would continue to run his
place as best he knew how for the ac-
commodation of the public. without re-
gard to outside interference.
Pantone Under SurveiIIance-Dom
inie Pantone, who has been suffering
from mental trouble during the past
week, was examined at the sheriff'S Of
fee this morning by Dr. Forbes and
DR.. Gordon, and finally placed in
charge OF nurse who will be respon-
sible to the authorities for Pantone'5
conduct, DR.. Gordon thought the
young man ought to be committed to
the state mental hospital, but Dr.
Forbes believes he may recover and
it was decided to postpone action in
the case for a few DAYS at least.
New Complaints Against Them
District Attorney Harris, who Will act
as prosecuting attorney in the case
against Mcclure. Bramlett and Gar
rett, was interviewed regarding the
matter and said: Owing to my ina
bility to gain permission to amend the
complaints already Issued, | have de-
cided to dismiss the whole case and
secure new complaints which cover
tho points / wish to include. There
is probability that the new complaint
who was apparently connected with
the case but whose name | do not
think 1t best to publish until the pap
ers are formally made out
Inspecting Canyon Road-The board
OF county commissioners made a trip
up Ogden canyon this afternoon in
company with Chief Engineer Joseph
West, Inspecting the route OF the pro-
posed line of the Utah & Idaho rail-
road and determining certain points
TO be considered In connection with
the construction of the road and the
various intersections of the latter with
the canyon boulevard
Wool Growers association held a meet
Ing in the directors room of the Com
mercial National bank today. Various
important matters We're presented for
discussion, including the proposed coy
ote bounty bill which the association
is now trying to have introduced in
the state legislature, The committee
appointed to handle the matter report
ed that there were good prospects OF
getting the measure adopted The
men who have been employed In pois-
oning coyotes on the range reported
that excellent results had been obtain
Ell since the last report made The
matter of securing a trail up Wrights
NiSch W OOWllS4 lulOuSu lu6 bSdT
River range was reported on Fores-
ter Leavitt had been approached upon
the matter and he had referred the
committee to the supervisor of the for
est involved, whose headquarters are
located al Pocatello. telling them that
The trail could probably be secured as
desired.
Returned Home.-W. H Anderson,
the fruit-grower on Twelfth street,
and his wife. arrived from an extend.
cd trip to Portland, San Francisco and
Los Angeles, on the Los Angeles Linn
iteG, Friday.
Chapel In Court.-William Chapel
was cited In court this afternoon Tor
neglecting TO pay So per week alimony
to his former wife and family and he
promised to pay that amount hereafter
more regularly,
THE NEW POTTER CAFE