The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-02-20

payable to miss Selma Bloomquist.
and having the same cashed with the
forged signature of Sheriff b, b VIII
son attached, were arraigned in dis
trict court yesterday morning and tho
information filed was read TO each
Tbev we're given until next Friday to
nlead The two prisoners are said 10
| have worked of several checks bear
inc the signature of Sheriff Wilson
| and the crime was not detected until
some time later, when Sheriff Wilson
| discovered the forged paper, included
I'm his returned checks from the bank
| Dye and his companion were over
| hauled In Wyoming and brought back
| 10 ogden for trial The young woman
| Is rather comely appearing, about
twenty-one years OF age. and is said
TO be under the influence of Dye. whom
she Is trying to protect by maintain
ing that she received the forged paper
from another source.
Woodcraft dance on the 22nd =
Advertisers must have their copy for
the Evening Standard the evening be-.
fore the day on which the advertise
uent is to appear in order to insure
publication. =
Groom Is Blind-A marriage license
was yesterday afternoon granted e
Joe Dysart and Zefalena Pearl Moore.
both of San Francisco. The would-be
groom Is stone blind, his faithful h.
ancee leading him to the clerks Of
fee to secure the license.
The best anthracite coal at John
Farr's. Phone 27. =
Miss Mary Keihn and Miss Eva DON
aldson left for Uintah last evening TO
visit until Monday with friends.
E-Z,Money keIly-Money to loan on
any good real estate. Geo. j. Kelly.
x. of p. Annlversary-The Knights
of Pythias and the uniform rank will
celebrate their anniversary at X. OF
P. hall, Sunday evening. February u,
at 1870 o'clock Special music for the
occasion will be rendered and a lee.
ture given by Rev. William Thurston
Brown. The public is cordially in
vited
cOAL-Rock Springs. castle Gate
md Clear Creek. Gillette Coal Co.
l53 West S7th st. Phones 1074.
Baby Harris euried-Burial services
wore held yesterday at LindQuists's
funeral chapel for Joe D. Harris, the
infant son of Mr, and Mrs. ). ID. Harris,
Bishop D. H. Ensign presiding. Ap-
musical selections were rem
dered by members Of the First ward
choir and Henry E. Taylor, Jr., ana
Bishop Ensign spoke words OF hope
and consolation to the bereaved par
ents. Interment was made In Ogden
city cemetery.
Woodcraft dance on the 22nd.
Automatic Gauee-Workmen are to-
day eXcayating for the water connec-
tions TO be used In installing the city
water gauge In the office of the water
works department This apparatus Is
known as the Edison recording gauge
and Is for the purpose Of presenting
at all times the exact amount OF pres
sure existing In the water mains. Not
only Is the pressure thus determinable
at any time, but a true record is auto
taken during each twenty
four hours and kept for future refer
ence In case of a break in the mains,
damage at the reservoir, or any other
Injury sustained by the system. the
fact Is instantly conveyed to the regis
Ter and the alarm given by an auto
matte bell.
SPECIAL SOUVENIR BALL, Con-
sress Dancing Academy, Monday, Feb.
,2nd. SOC per couple. Extra lady Csc
Inspector of Refrigeration.-J Van
Rensselaer,, inspector Of refrigeration
IN the Union Pacific system, arrived
rom Omaha this morning and Will
stay two or three days at Ogden and
He is accompanied on the
rip by Mrs. Van Rensselaer,.
Your approval is certain il you try
3. & G. Butter. -
Funeral Sunday-The remains Of
Charles Johnson, the young man who
was killed on November 80 last. near
Morgan, will be brought from Evans
ION on No. this evening. The funeral
,ortege will leave the Richey funeral
chapel at p. M, Sunday. The Inter
nent Will be In City cemetery.
Mormon Converts-A party OF forty
sight Mormon converts from various
parts of Europe Will arrive at Ogden
n a special car over the Union Pa
,ific Sunday morning.
From Salt Lake.-E. M Allison, Jr.,
If Salt Lake is In the city, among
hose who registered at local railroad
headquarters.
Boys Escape, but Are Captured
Phil Winston and Ralph Gardner, aged
16 and II years respectively. who eff
fected their escape Friday afternoon
from the Industrial school, were cap
tured early this morning at the South
ern Pacific roundhouse by Officers Pin
cock, Wardlaw and Tom Burk The
boys walked out the back door of the
minus their hats and coats
and were badly chilled pair Of young
sters when discovered by the officers.
They had crept into the roundhouse.
and. secreting themselves In the cab
of an old engine, had gone soundly TO
sleep. One Of the boys had escaped
from the school once before but was
captured shortly afterward,
Funeral at NJ e. Church-The fu-
neral of Elizabeth Lynch will be held
at p. M, Sunday. at the Methodist
When Western Pacific Ie Opened
Local Agent A j. Cronin OF the Rio
Grande rond saws that ARRANGEMENTS