The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-04-04

indulge his hobby on the goodly por.
tion of land connected with his new
home.
Visiting His Oauebter-Hon. W. A.
Richards, commissioner Of taxation OF
Wyoming, arrived yesterday from
Cheyenne for an over-Sunday visit
with his daughter. Mrs. G. w Nc.
Creery.
Youthful Delinquents - Juvenile
Judge Gunnell WAS holding a session
Of court In the county commissioners
room yesterday and about a doz-
en- youthful delinquents are being
handed out advice In regard to their
past and future conduct
New York Central OfficIaI-W. H.
Newman. vlce-president and general
manager of the New York Central
from Buffalo west. arrived from the
west on the Southern Pacific yester
day. en- route to Chicago by way of
Cheyenne and Donver.
In Police Court-PolIce court yes
terday included but one petty often
der. William Ole, who pleaded guilty
TO mendioancy and received a SEN
tence Of 10 days on the rock pile.
Ole explained that he had been drunk
for few days and did not remember
what he had done.
Rev. H. j. Talbot to Speak-H. ].
Talbot, D. D.. superintendent Of Utah
mission of the Methodist church. has
arrived In Ogden for Palm Sunday and
will occupy the pulpit at both services.
AS he Is a forceful speaker he has
made many friends In Ogden who ap-
preciate the opportunity of hearing
him.
Return From WaohIngton.-Miss
Frances Joyce and Miss Catherine
Fitzgerald have returned from two
months trip TO the Atlantic coast,
where they spent some time In Wash
ington, D. C. AS has been mentioned
in these columns, the ladies were pre-
sented to President Taft. who received
them graciously and complimented
them upon the state from whence
they came.
Working on the Vladuct-The work
Of decking the viaduct Is progressing
as rapidly as a large force OF carpen-
ters can accomplish the task, and
about half of the flooring has been laid.
While waiting the arrival Of material
from the east to complete the stair
ways and reilings OF the big bridge, the
steel workers are putting in time
spraying black paint over the iron
work and this will keep the force en-
gagged until the material needed ar
rives.
California Fruit Crop-Tbe Callfor-
MIA fruit crop is beginning to move
eastward at present and about two
fruit trains daily are now sent out
OF Ogden over the Union Pacific road
Within the next ten days or two weeks
this traffic will largely increase and
train service on both the Southern Pa-
cific and Union Pacific will be radical.
ly enlarged
Adjudeed a Bankrupt-Robert F.
Fleeman. an Ogden contractor. has
been adjudged bankrupt by the fed
eral court. F1eeman's assets were
found TO be $50 and his liabilities S20,-
304.60. Financial reverses, due to non
paying contracts, Is said to be the rea.
son for the contractors business fall
ure.
Greeks on Trlsl.-The morning and
afternoon sessions OF police court
were taken up yesterday with the trial
OF the Greek charged by Heraoles Co
unades with battery. The complaint
included Gerassimos Gapandes, Geor-
ges Gapandos. Erotokirtos Gaspandes
and MIX Stefatos. Only the first.
named was arrested. the others hav.
/ Ing made their escape from the city
| before the warrants could be served
| A number Of witnesses were exam.
ined on both sides Of the case which
has not yot been decided
Russians on \ Traln-There were
four sections Of Rio GranLe passenger
trains from the west Yesterday
and all OF these were pretty well
crowded with colonists ttuketed 10
! points In Idaho. Washington and Orc.
! gon, Aside from the colonist travel
three coaches filled with Russians or.
rived over the Gould road last might
en- route TO Seattle. and yesterday