The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-11-15
THE STANDARD: OGDEN UTAH MONDAY NOVEMBER IS 1909

Gerry store. The infuriated animal
succeeded in plunging into the plate
class at the west side of the store,
breaking il into iDnumerable pieces
The horse was badly cut but no bones
were broken The cuts on the animal
were about the nose and legs. with
slight scratches on the body. re-
markabIe thing is that the animal
dragged by the bit 24-pound weight
attached TO strap.
United CIoar Stores.-Prcsident
Whalen. of the United Cigar Stores
Of the United States, was In Ogden.
SUNDAY. calling upon his old friend.
Manager P. J. Murphy, OF the Pacihc
hotel. While here Mr.. Whalen looked
over the field in Ogden with view OF
establishing a branch store. In all
cities of size the United company have
from one to twenty stores. They
have TWO stores In Salt Lake City.
New ostoffce.-Much to the de-
light OF the people OF Ogden. and the
employ es OF the posto ce department,
the Federal building contained the
Dostoflce this morning. Many people
went 10 the Office who did not expect
TO get mail They wanted TO see the
magnificent building. The interior
was a marvel to the visitors and they
were unstinted In their praises OF
the building and the men who were
instrumental in having 1t erected In
the city The old quarters are bar
red and bolted against the public, the
inscription upon the boards that fast
, ~
Place Is Locked Up"
Sugar Pay Oay.-The Amalgamated
Sugar company today is paying the
farmers for a part OF their sugar beet
crop at Ogden, Logan and Lewiston.
The amounts to be paid at the differ
ent places are Ogden, S225.000; Lo-
gan. S125.000. and Lewiston, S235,000,
or total of s5S5.000. The local Office
has been scene of much activity,
hundreds OF farmers visiting the place
to draw their checks.
Reasons for Deay.-The beginning
OF construction work on the Ely Gold
field railroad is being held back by
the absence OF c. B. Zabriskie, who
has had charge Of the New York end
Of the project, and a recent accident
to John Ryan, superintendent OF the
Tonopah and Tidewater railroad, who
has been looking after the surveys,
Mr.. Zabriskie, after an attack of III
ness. went to Cuba some weeks ago
for his health, and will be absent
about three weeks longer. Mr.. Ryan
Is In a hospital at Oakland, Califor-
MIA, with broken arm and broken
leg. 1t is understood that the promot-
crs Of the new coal road are delaying
construction pending negotiations with
the big systems. believing they are In
better position TO negotiate for terms
before beginning actual construction.
Weber Stake Priesthood Meeting
The regular monthly priesthood meet
ing OF the Weber Stake convened In
the Ogden Second ward institute. Sun
day. November IA. at p. NJ. with
First Counselor Charles F. Middleton
presiding and Second Counselor John
Watson conducting the exercises,
There were present, by count. JS2. an
increase of twelve as compared with
October meeting, After general as
sembly meeting for so minutes, de-
partment work was taken up.
RequisFtion Papers-Of1cer Mohl-
man of the police department has
gone to Salt Lake to get requisition
papers from Governor Spry for David
Woods. colored man, who is being
held by the officers OF Boise. Idaho.
Wood is charged with forging the en-
dorsement of j. T. Ritter on check
drawn in Ritter's favor by II. l..
Griffin for s19.42, October Sth. Mr.
Mohlman will leave for Boise some
time during the day and he expects
TO return within two or three days.
Sent to Industrial SchooI-Fred Bre-
mer and Ed Stewart were tried in the
uvcnile court Saturday for larceny
and committed to the State Industrial
schools. The BOYS had OF late been
gathering quite an extensive arsenal
from parties without their knowledge
or consent.
Girl Arrested-Ruby Eastman, the
young woman who ran away from the
Juvenile court here some time ago
and took up quarters in Salt Lake.
was arrested Saturday by Officer ia
ccbs. She Will be charged with iBcor-
rigibility before Judge Gunnell.
Through Ruby giving the cache away
TO the Salt Lake officers. plumber
worth $4,000 to $4,000 was found and
bad man landed in jail,
Cool Weather-The temperature
this morning reached its lowest point
so far this fall The thermometer
registered only 2S degrees above zero.
Civil Suits-In the civil division of
the Municipal court this morning.