The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-02-09

friends Of Davis and Weber counties
Counselor Charles Mitchell presided
over the services and music was fur
| nlshed by the Clinton choir. The
! speakers were C. F. Middleton. Martin
Brown. John Taylor and e. A. Larkin.
The interment took place In tho Ciin.
ton cemetery.
Buy Red Crosse Stamps IN Human
! fty's Sake to Stamp out Tuberculosis
Then buy Meats Stamped U. S. In
spected for yours and your family's
cake. A guarantee that it Is free from
| tuberculosis Germs. -
Sent to Ogden General Hospital
| G. o. Dickerman. who is said to be
the oldest and best known engineer
| on the Rio Grande Western. was TAX
! en- to the Ogden General hospital Sun
day under a threatened attack of
pneumonia Reports from the hospital
this morning, however, indicate that
he is getting along nicely. While Mr..
Dickerman is about 60 years of age.
at which period of life one Is quite
susceptible to pneumonia. 1t is ex-
pected by the physicians that the dis
ease may be warded of.
STORAGE at reasonable rates. in
good brick building. II you need any
room. consult John Scowcroft G. Sons
Company.
Authorized to Draw Ordinance-At
the meeting Of the county commits
sioners yesterday Commissioner Mad
son and Attorney Jensen were au-
thorized to draw an ordinance regulat
ing peddlers' licenses. A resolution
was passed appropriating 500 for the
sheriff's Office and the same amount
for the commissioner for the poor as
a contingent fund. Alfred Dixon was
appointed road supervisor at Harris
Vile.
Advertisers must have their copy for
the Evening Standard the evening be-
fore the day on which the ADVERTISE
| ment Is to appear In order to insure
publication.
Traffic Seriously Impeded-Traffic
on the Rio Grande railroad has been
seriously impeded by the heavy snow
fall which began early yesterday morn
ing and continued for several hours.
No. 2 passenger. west-bound was
hung up for the night at Soldier Sum-
NIT, and Nos. l and 5 were reported
ten hours late on their westward jour
ney.
Monuments and headstones of quail
ity. Jos. Parry G. Sons Co. 2253
Washington ave. New Shipment just
| received. -
Heaviest Snowfall in Years-It Is
stated by old residents Of Ogden that
yesterdays fall of snow In the city
was the heaviest Of many years.
| Measurements Of the depth of the snow
were taken by numerous parties last
4 evening and during the afternoon, all
, of which showed varying figures; but
according to the best calculation avail
| able, fully Is inches of the beautiful
was on the ground. The thermometer
last night registered 80 degrees above
zero. the sky being cloudless. Sleigh
bells and the happy voices of those in
dulglng In the pastine Of sleigh rid
ing were heard In different parts Of
the city. "Sleighing," however. was
not at It's best because Of the high tenn.
perature which rendered the streets
quite slushy.
HARD COAL turns Winter into Sum
NOR. Shurtliffs. Phones 16.
On Trip of nspectlon.-Englneer A.
Q. Campbell left last night for trip
over the Salt Lake division to inspect
new ties and bridges and building ma
terial
E-Z-Money keIIy-Money to loan on
any good real estate. Geo. j. Kelly. =
Daily Weather Map.-weather OBJ
server Van der Graaff Is home from Il
business trip to the weather prophet
at Salt Lake and has arranged for a
daily weather map In the future at the
Joint freight depot
VIII Visit Nevada camps.-Trayel-
Ing Freight Agent Cook OF the Har.
riman lines has left on u business
trip to Nevada. He Will be absent
week and will visit GoIdneId. Ely.
Tonopah and other established mining
camps.
Party Of Eastern CapFtaIlsts-A. ],
Orem and party Of eastern capital.
lists arrived from Nevada on the east
bound Overland Limited this after
noon In the private car Sunbeam.
Stock hlpments-Stock shipments
} over the Hartman lines centering nj
Ogden keep up we'll during the pres.
eDt season. Eight cars Of cattle were
shipped to San Francisco this morn.