The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-05-16
Ogden Briefs

| tdchs pul must not DC ml6uSe0. Gdlc
keepers viii take up all passes pre-
scnted by other than rlghtful owners
Each pass is good for only stocklIld.
er and lady.
That Good Coal. 900 pounds TO the
ton-Rock Springs. Clear Creek and
Castle Gate. Bsmberger Ogden Goa
Co, 1921 Washington avenue. Both
phones. 1000.
False Alarms.-A false alarm at the
gas plant Friday called the fire
men from station No. In double
quick run. False fire alarms are al
together too frequent in the city. CHEZ
Paine says that he would like TO be
able TO solve the problem of putting
stop to these abuses.
We make hectographs. OGDEN OF
FICE SUPPLY CO.. 332 Twenty fourth
| street -
Were Here on Vlslt.-John Mar
wick. cashier Of the Provo State bank.
and his wife have been visiting Og-
den friends for a number OF days.
They returned home Saturday.
Second hand typewriter for sale.
OGDEN OFFICE SUPPLY CO. 352
I wenty-fourth street. =.
important MeetIne-The board of d.
rectors of the ogden Union Depot &
Railway company will hold an import
| ant meeting in Superintendent Man
sons local railroad headquarters Sun.
day morning. The meeting is called
for 10 o'clock and 1t is expected that
all general officers of the company
and directors Will be present. Mat
ters OF more than passing interest
Will be brought up and new improve
ments affecting the Hartman inter
ests In this city Will be under discus
sion. as well as reports from the su-
perintendent, secretary auditor and
treasurer.
II you drink, drink Yellowstone.
General Manager CalVin.-Gcneral
Manager L. r. Calvin OF the Southern
Pacific Railroad company. accompan-
led by Secretary King OF the old Cen
tral Pacific Railroad company, arrived
from San Francisco in tho private car
Berkeley" Friday. and. after greeting
ogden friends briefly, the two officials
left for Salt Lake.
Pineree-Keller Co. groceries. meats.
vegetables and seeds. Pansy plants,
25c a dozen; the best In the city. Job
Pingree, Jr.. manager
Death Of Mrs. Zimmerman.-Enen
Hannah Zimmerman, of Lawrence.
Kansas. mother Of Mrs Or. S. w.
Wherry and Mrs d. II. Adams. died
Of at h.,
idcnce OF DR. Wherry, 2G09 Madison.
aged IS years. Notice OF funeral
later.
Cosl-Rock Springs. Castle Gate and
Clear Creek. Gillette Coal Co. 1853
West Twenty seventh street. Phones
1914.
Burned Her Eye.-Mrs. Carl ALI
son, in preparing 10 attend a party
Friday afternoon. stuck a hot curling
iron into her right eye. burning the
eyeball 4 doctor was called who.
after a careful examination, announc-
ed that the eycsight had not been
injured. though it was a narrow es-
cape
From lie Grande Factory.-Fred
Taylor. formerly manager or the lie
Grande sugar factory, Le Grandc, Ore
gon. was an Ogden visitor, having
come here for a special conference
with Superintendent l.. r. Eccles, OF
the Amalgamated Sugar company.
Greek'e Strange Aotron.-GeoTge
Meinut. a Greek laborcr. was arrest
ed this morning by Jailor Anderson
and officer Mohlman and IS now in
the city Jail charged with Indecent
exposure. Complaint was telephoncd
from the American Linen Supply com
pany that man was making a spec
tacle of himself in that vicinity b.
starting to undress In the sight OF
several OF the lady employees of the
establishment. Before the officers
reached the scene. Meinut had made
his escape but was located at tne
corner OF Twenty-1fth street and Wall
avenue. He Is unable to speak Eng
lish and no explanation OF his acts
was obtained. 1t is thought that he
IS insane.
Try the Grill cafe. 264 Twenty fifth.
Cuisine and service uneXcelled.
THORN * MCPHERSON, Proprie-
tors, 81
Half Holiday at Oepot.-The clerks
under Joint Freight Agent Cheyers
will ask for a half holiday on Tues
day, which is Ogden Day at the races.
II you drink. drink Yellowstone -
Peace Day Exercises.-on Sunday.
May 10th. at p. M, peace meeting
will be held In the Third ward meet
ing house l. +. Egertsen will be
the speaker, Good singing VIII De
rendered. The public Is invited 10 at
tend. Under the auspices OF the Re-
lief Society and Y. l.. VI. L ~
Soldiers on Special Trsln-DatterIes
&C" and I'd" OF the Fourth field artil-
lcry OF the United States army VIII ar
rive from San Francisco on a special
train of eleven Cars this afternoon.
There Will be seven commissioned Of
fcegs. two field officers and 23S en-
lIstel men on the military train. The
troops arc headed for Fort Russell,
yVvo- where they will be stationed
during the summer months and will
take part In the military mAncuyres OF
the state militia Of Utah. Colorado. Ne
braska and South Dakota this season.
College Students on an outine-A
snecIal train from Provo arrived at the
Union Depot from the south Friday.
and. after a brief sojouru at Og-
den rolled on northward TO Logan
The train consisted OF baggage car
and six coaches crowded 10 the limit
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