The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-03-06

| gleston, Roosevelt Lynch and Maud
Lynch, all TO share equally In th
| estate which Is valued at about $500
as follows: Homestead, $I.700; casl
in bank, sl.723, and personal propert,
valued at $500.
The best anthracite coal at Johi
Farr's Phone 81
Stopped on In oeden.-J K Bishop
and his son Cyrus Bishop. of Provo
stopped on in Ogden last night 10 visit
with friends while on their way home
from southern California, where they
have been spending thirty days va
cation. Mr., ]. X. Bishop is a Grand
Army man, and he states that the com
rades he met in southern California
are looking forward with great anti
cipation to the time of the meeting OF
the Army OF the Republic in Utah
this year. His Idea Is that the great
est encampment in the history of the
veterans will be held in Utah this
| year.
E.z-Money keIIy-Money to loan on
any good real estate. Geo. J. Kelly. =
Case Disposed of.-The case against
| Joseph Seitz was disposed of In
the district court. on motion of
the district attorney for dismissal.
Seitz was found guilty In the lower
| court and he appealed the case to the
| district court.
DANCE ToNiGHT-Consress Dane,
ing Academy. =
Sutherland to Revise Laws-The
fnllnwfnr hn
joint commission of congress to revise
the laws: Senators Hepburn. Idaho;
Sutherland, Utah; Piles, Washington;
Teller, Colorado. and owen. Oklahoma
and Representatives Moon, Pennsyl-
vania; Parsons, New York; Denby
Michigan; Sherley, Kentucky. and
Houseton, Tennessee.
Rock Springs. Kemmerer. Castle
Gate. Anthracite and Coke M. l..
Jones Coal Co.
Hartman In Tucson-E H. Harrl-
man and party arrived in Tucson
Thursday on their Scar special train,
en- route from Ell Paso to Sonora,
Mex. where Hartman will make al,
inspection of the Mexican lines of the
Southern Pacific Several prominent
officials Of the Southern Pacific met
Mr.. Hartman here and conferred with
bim. He declined to discuss the
changes In the administration At
Washin gton
Located for Next Four Years
Deputy Sheriffs P. j. Naylin and John
Murphy went down to Salt Lake yes
terday afternoon to place Joseph Dye,
R E. Gleason and Joseph Coyne in
the custody Of the warden of the state
penitentiary. Dye and Coyne will
serve three year terms and Gleason
VIII do time for the next year-it the
pardoning board has no objection.
Encountered Plenty of Mud-Joe
Zimmerman, H. L. Erdman and John
L. Pierce of Brigham City, made
quick auto run to the city yesterday
1t is rumored that they encountered
deal Of mud near this city which. for a
time, threatened their non-arrival
VIII Be Married In Salt Lake-The
marriage Of Miss Audrey Elizabeth
Dalton to Steve Blair will take place
March 10. in Salt Lake
Suit for Divorce-Josephine Burk-
enton has instituted a suit for divorce
from Charles E. Burkenton, alleging
failure to provide.
Young lady'e Arrival = Arthur
Wright OF the First National bank, is
receiving the congratulations OF his
many friends today upon the arrival
In his home Of bouncing baby girl
The young lady tipped the scales at
nine pounds and is anxiously awaiting
the return OF Grandfather David Ec-
cies, who Is now in Los Angeles visit
ing his wife and children, who are
spending the winter in that city.
Farmers From Iowa. X. Bishop
and son of West Branch, Iowa, are in
Ogden, looking over the citys re-
sources. They are searching out a
place in the west whore an Iowa farm
er can improve his conditions.
Basket Ball Game-A basket ball
game will be played at the Deaf and
Blind school tonight in which
the deaf boys will oppose a team from
the Salt Lake High school. After the
game dance will be given, the music
to be furnished by the blind orches-
ira.
Refused to Name Receiver-Judge
Patton, at a hearing in bankruptcy
Thursday. acted adversely on the ap-
plication of Tim Covert to be receiv-
er for the property of Jos. Wheeler
OF Plainfiel1, Boxelder county. On
the testimony OF several witnesses.
he decided that the applicant could
not impartially act.
District Audltor-E l.. Fries, dis
trict auditor OF the Southern Pacific
company, is at present In Ogden on
official business.
From Dee Moines, Iowa-E. l.. Tenn
pie and a party of twelve prominent
residents Of Des Moines are en- route
vest in the private car "Livelight"
and will spend day or two in Ogden
end vicinity on their way to Southern
California.
Entertained in Seventh Ward-The
Junior class of the Seventh Ward
Mutual Improvement association en-
tertained friends Thursday evening
with varied program Of amusements
and refreshments. The entertainment
occurred at the Seventh ward amuse-
ment hall and was largely attended.
Storm WarnInge-Storm warnings
were displayed last night on the Pa
cltic coast from San Francisco TO Eu.
raka Tho weather bureau Announces