The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-09-20
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two weeks to again take up his studies
in Berlin
Advertisers mUs; nave their copy for
the Evening Standard tho evening be
Tore the day on which tho advertise
ment Is TO appear In order TO insure
publication =
Sunday Visitors in ooden-Sam
Service. William Service and Wood
ruff Beebc Of Salt Lake. spent Sat
urday and Sunday In ogden.
For wedding decorations Van der
Scbuit Floral Co.
supt. Davis Herc-E. C. Davis. di.
! vision superintendent on the Union
Pacific was in Ogden Tor few hours
yesterday.
E-z-Monoy Kelry-money to loan on
any good real estate. Geo. J. Kelly.
4 Day In Ogden-Mrs Sarah A.
Patterson OF Pittsburg, Pa, Mrs, S. D.
Chase and Miss Berry OF Salt Lake
City. spent Sunday in ogden.
STORAGE at reasonable rates. In
good brick building II you need any
room. consult Job1 Scowcroft & Sons
Company.
Buried In 6utte-The body Of Mrs.
Elizabeth Hoskins. the woman who
died Of apopleXy at the Union depot
last Saturday evening. was taken TO
Butte yesterday afternoon by her SON.
in-law, Robert c. Davey. of Salt Lake.
Mrs Hoskns was former resident
Of Butte and has two daughters liv-
ing there now. She was on her way
TO Battle Mountain, Nevada, when
stricken by the illness which caused
her death.
The best carriage service at Aliens.
for private calls, funerals or operas.
Also prompt baggage delivery. Both
phones %. 412 25th street
Funeral for Miss Ruth Conant-The
funeral service over the body of Ruth
Conant, daughter of the late Henry
Conant ana Mrs. Agnes Patterson
Conant. was held this morning at
IL o'clock at the home OF Adam Pat
tersou, 2547 jefferson avenue, Bishop
John Watson presiding.
Pssses Through ogden-Supt Jo-
seph H. Young. OF the Southern Pacific
railroad, passed through Ogden last
night in his private car San Jose"
Charged With Oelinquency-Jud
V. c. Gunnell. in Juvenile court, is this
afternoon hearing the case of the
state OF Utah against Nernal Wheel
wright, charged with delinquency in
making d personal and criminal as
sault on the person OF the little daugh.
cF RoRrnn1AE Of tho
Southern Pacific road The crime is
alleged to have been committed about
one year ago and the youth was ar
rested nt that time and bound over TO
the district court. Recently District
Attorney Harris moved that the case
be dismissed from the district court.
"In the interest of justice" and this
was done.
Pleaded Not Guilty-In District
court the morning F. II. Hoyt, charged
with criminal assault on the person
OF May Smith. was arraigned in Dis
trict court and pleaded not guilty. Tho
date Of his trial was not set.
Charged With Robbccy-Otto Bas-
sett charged with robbery. pleaded
not guilty. and his trial will be an
nounced later Steven McCarty. charg-
ed with grand larceny. also pleaded
not guilty, and the date OF his trial
will be announced later
Registered Mail.-The local postof-
fee has received an order from tho
department which affects the mailing
and carving OF registered mail matter
The order SAYS the tho fee for rcgis-
terug mail matter shall he ten cents
for each piece In addition to the reg
ular postage, both 10 be. in all cases.
prepaid. The order also carries with
H. the advice that tho maximum
amount of indemnity TO be paid for
lost domestic registered mail matter OF
the FIRST class IS fixed at $50. The
order will take effect November lat OF
this year.
Paving Ia Progressing. The cast
side Of Lincoln avenue between Tween
ty-fourth and Twentyffth street. was
laid with concrete this forenoon and
the force OF workers began operations
on Twcnty-fourth street AT Grant ave-
nue. The north side of Twenty-fourth
street viii be concrcted within the
next fow days when the placing of the
begin. The Western Union people
have finished tho laying of their wires
on Twenty-fourth street between Grant
and Wall avenue and tho men are TO.
day employed placing he wires under
ground between Grant and Washing
ton avenues. Everything In the paving
district is ready for tho laying OF the
asphalt and II is anticipated that this
work viii begin within the next day
or two.
Union Pacific Meeting Superin-
tendent W. A. Whitney OF the Utah
division OF The Union Pacific will
leave for Omaha in a day or two to
attend the annual meeting OF the
Union Pacific system. Tho session
Will last three days and all matters
appcrtainlng 90 the operating de-
partment will como up for discussion,
General Superintendent Park and
probably General Manager Mohlcr will
address the convention OF conference.
and. while In Omaha, the visiting su-
porinteudents Will be pleasantly enter
tanned By tho staff at general head
quarters These conferences occur an-
nually and are source OF great bon
eft 10 operating officials who arc fac
tors In paying the ever alluring div
idend.
Commissioners Meet-Thc commits
sioners ot Weber county met In reg
uiar session this morning aud after