The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-02-26

| covering Of Ice for the houses recently
! constructed at that point and take
such measures as are necessary TO re-
/ pair the break and secure another Ice
! crop for refrigerator cars. Other work
In connection with his official duties
will occupy Mr. Campbell's time for
| the next week in the west
Advertisers must have their copy for
the Evening Standard the evening be-
fore the day on which the advertise
rent ie to appear In order to insure
! publication.
Clarence E. Baker was found dead
In his room yesterday In Salt Lake
with his face buried In basin OF
chloroform. Baker was dressed in
evening clothes and on table In the
room was a loaded revolver and
phial OF white powder marked poison,
! indicating that he was determined TO
take his life. His wife had recently
separated from him.
The best anthracite coal at John
FAIRS, Phonc ~
Historical Club-The regular meet
Ing OF the club Will be held with Miss
Carrie Knapp. Saturday, Feb. 27. Pro
gram by Mrs. Gordon and Miss Knapp,
Music by Miss Ellen Thomas. The
lecture to have been given by Prof.
l.. w Reynolds of Utah University,
has been postponed for one month,
when Mr. Reynolds will give his new
lecture on Modern Irish Literature"
This will be an open meeting for the
general public. The lecture Will prob
ably be on the evening Of March 26.
E-z-Money KeIIy-Money to loan on
any good real eetate. Geo. j. Kelly.
Arrived on Specialize. E. Schaft.
vice-president OF the New York Cen
tral railroad company, and a party OF
prominent officials of that system, ar
rived from the east In a special car
at 6;36 last evening. The party had
intended to remain at Ogden day or
two and visit the capital city and 9TH
er points of interest in this section,
but the program has been changed and
the entire party continued through
to Denver after spending two or three
hours in Ogden.
CoAl-Rock Springs, Castle Cato
and Clear Creek. Gillette Coal Co.
1s3 West 9Th st. Phones 1914.
Qualified as Dlrectors-David Ec-
cles, H, H. Rolapp. H. II, Watts, M.
&. Browning, A. H. Christensen. Jo-
seph Clark. c. w. Nibley, E. o. Wat
tie and Adam Patterson qualified yes
terday morning as directors of the
Utah Construction company, and Da-
yId Eccles is also named as president:
M. s. Browning and H. H. Watts. vice
presidents, and Fl, H. Rolapp as sec
retary and treasurer.
Celebrated BIrthday-E. H. Harrl-
man quietly celebrated his 61st birth
day yesterday at San Antonio, Texas.
He passed the morning In pistol and
rife practice, and said he never felt
better in his life.
Eagles Ninth Annual Ball-The Fra
ternal Order Of Eagles Of the city last
night at the Congress Dancing Acad-
emy gave their 9Th annual ball. About
a hundred people participated In the
pastime OF dancing. Light refresh
mcnts were served and jolly good
time enjoyed,
Snow at Park CIty-W B. Hunt or
San Francisco, came down from Park
City yesterday. He says that the en-
tire country in the vicinity of the
Park is a perfect blanket OF snow.
The snow Is go deep in Park City, he
says, that one passing along the walk
on one side OF the street can see only
the heads and shoulders Of persons
passing along the opposite walk. be-
cause of the depth of the snow In the
street Mr. Hunt states that the snow
IT. the entire section OF country near
tho top of the mountains between Salt
Lake and Park Is from Q feet to
feet deep and that along the railroad
track In certain places the snow
reaches 10 the tops of the car windows.
This condition prevails In places
where the snow has drlfted into low
places and through which the snow
plow has had TO clear the track for
traffic.
Complaint FIled-The First National
pduh, lid lloi VOL
son & Pratt, yesterday filed a COM
plant against A. H Bailey and Will
lam S. Fife in the district court TO
recover $1.500. interest and costs due
on q promissory note given by the de-
PENDANTS to the bank.
Funeral Of John Flem-The funeral
for John Elem will be held Sunday
afternoon at o'clock at Larkin &
Sons funeral chapel. the Reverend
John e. Carver officiating Employees
of the Southern Pacific railroad shops
will attend the funeral IN a body and
the pall-bearers will be selected from
| their number. The remains will lie
in state at the funeral parlors on Sun
| day from 10 o'clock a. m. to o'clock
! p. m.
Services for Ira Fowler-Funeral SER
vices over the remains OF Ira Fowler
Will be held at the family residence
| at Henefer Sunday afternoon at z
| o'clock.
[ Public Is Invited-The meeting or
the Chamber of Commerce tonight for
the purpose Of discussing the Ogden
waterworks commission bill will be
held at 2411 Washington avenue on the
second floor OF the building occupied
| by Fred M. Nye. Secretary Kennedy