The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-02-06

| En- Route TO Ogden-SuDerinten
Vicroy OF the Colorado division of the
Southern Pacific left Denver yesterday
afternoon in his private car for Ogden
and It is generally thought by loca
officials will extend his trip TO the
coast Superintendent Vicroy is
booked to succeed Superintendent
Brlnkerhoff. who Is TO be retired
March l, on the Kansas division.
Advertisers must have their copy for
the Evening Standard the evening be-
fore the day on which the advertise
n'ent Is to appear In order TO insure
publication. =
Building Material Being Shipped-A
large amount OF building material is
being shipped west for a now freight
| depot al Inlay. and work on the new
structure will be pushed as fast as
possible In order to have everything
in good shape for the transfer of the
freight terminal from Winnemucca to
| Inlay.
Monuments and headstones of quail
ity, Jos. Parry & Sons Co. 2253
Washington ave. New Shipment just
| received. :.
New Gas Plant Competed-The
new Oregon Short Line gas plant at
Pocatello has been completed and is
now In readiness to supply Short Line
cars with the product, Heretofore gas
has been shipped in transport gas
tanks TO Pocatello and Boise from Og-
den
HARD COAL turns Winter into Sum
ner. Shurtliff's. Phones IS.
Hartman Going to Mexlco-It was
stated yesterday that the trip to the
south shortly to be undertaken by Z.
II. Hartman Is to extend into Mexico.
The return journey, 1t is said. Will be
made via California. 1t Is thought he
viii! inspect the new lines in Western
Mexico. which are being built by the
Southern Pacific.
Place an order for groceries with
Tribe &c Jones. wholesale or retail.
Our stock Is the very best
Hearing on Wool Tariff Scheduled
for Monday-A hearing on the wool
schedule of the tariff Will be held De-
fore the house committee on ways ana
means Monday. The members OF the
subcommittee are meeting daily and
In the course of their deliberations
have found that further Information
on the wool schedule Is desirable.
Members of the Intermountain states
are opposed to a reduction IN the duty
on wool, while those from eastern
states are understood to favor SUP
stantial reductions, If no, the placing
of the raw material on the free list
E-z-Money keIIy-Money to loan on
any good real estate. Geo. J.. Kelly.
Held for TrIal-Samuel kaufman,
New York; Edward Johnson, Salt
Lake City; John Ryne. st, Louis, and
Abraham Kline, st Petersburg, Rus
Sia. were held in Pittsburg for court
trial yesterday by police magistrate
on charges of larceny and peing pro
fessional thieves. The four men were
late yesterday In MOTEL, and
1t is said they are well-Rnown through
out the country and Europe.
Contracts to Be Awardcd-A Miles |
City dispatch says that authoritative |
of the proposed con-
struction Of the Tongue river railroad |
was made yesterday by Chief En-
gineer Robb, who is in receipt or IN |
formation to the effect that in a few |
lays contracts will be awarded for the |
of the line the entire |
distance. about loo miles. Officially |
the Chicago, Milwaukee & St Paul
has nothing to do With the Tongue |
liver road, but interests connected |
with the st. Paul are said to be De- |
hind the project. Tne Tongue river |
road will connect Sheridan, Wyo., and |
Niles City and will form a connection |
between the Colorado &c Southern and |
on the south and the st. |
tana
Store Dynamited-Tne store Of the
Mammoth Supply company was dyna-
mited at an early nour yesterday |
The charge was fired In the |
cellar. Two clerks asleep In the store
Two hours, but were not injured other
wise. The damage amounts 10 about !
81 900. The only theory 30 far ad-
vanced Is that the crlme was com
mitted by some one to whom the COM
pany had denied credit.
Thomas e. Powell Oead.-Thomas
e Powell died at the family residence |
yesterday at 1910 o'clock of paralysis
after a lingering Illness. Mr.. Powell |
was a former resident of Aurora, Neb.,
where his remains will be shipped for
burial, leaving ogden Sunday evening.
by the family. He is sur
yived by a wife, one daughter and four
sons. The deceased was 6S years old
at the time Of death He was retired
farmer and had lived In Ogden oniy
a couple of years.
County Treasurer Wolff of Ev-
anston, Wyoming, has peen notI-
fed that his case Tor $4,000
damages against the Union Pacific
will be called for trial In ogden on
February Is. Mr. Wolff suffered the
loss OF both feet In the ogden yarGs
two years ago.
Incorporated In Reno-Articles of
were filed In Reno yes
terday by the Postal Telegraph Cable
for tho purpose Of operating
a line OF magnetic telegraph through
Nevada and other states. The incor
porators are: w. P. S. Hawk, o. w.
Powers and w. S. Mccormick Of Salt
Lake City. The company Is capital
lied at $4,000. which is vested In