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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-03-31


ccssary travelling expenses. and with
In twenty days after their appoint
mont shall take the oath OF Office as
required by the constitution; and
they shall thereupon meet and or
ganize by electing chairman, secre-
tary and treasurer Any one OF them
may be removed by the governor for
neglect or violation OF duty. They
shall make report In detail TO the lcg15-
lature not later than the first day OF
December next, preceding the meet
Ing thereof.
Section lit shall be the duty OF
the state dairy and food bureau u
formulate and prescribe such rules and
regulations for the operation OF orea-
meries, butter and cheese factories,
dairies, slaughter houses. connection
cries. bakeries, hotels, fruit and vege-
table canneries. flour mills, farm
dairles, or any other factory, estab-
lishment, store or house where dairy
or food products OF whatever nature
are bought. sold, manufactured or pre-
pared, OF stored or exposed for sale
for public use, as shall be deemed ne
cessary by such bureau to fully carry
laws now In force or that may be en-
acted relative to dairy and food pro-
ducts, and for the promotion and
maintenance of the public health and
safety. and for the prevention Of false
grades. weights and measures and al
so for advancing the value or Utah
food and dairy products Such rules
and regulations that have been or
shall be promulgated by the Agricul-
tural Department Of the United States
under and by authority OF law known
as the Pure Food and Drug Act OF
June 30. 1906. as well as an act or
congress. approved June 80. 1908, gov
erning meat inspection, The dairy
and food commissioner shall execute
the rules and regulations of the bu-
reau, and the bureau shall provide
him with deputies, agents, and such
assistants as may he deemed .neces-
sary from time to time. 1t being the
object OF this law TO protect the con-
sumer of food products against frau
dulcnt. unwholesomc and adulterated
food; and for the promotion and main
tenance of the public health and safe
ty and it shall be the duty OF this
bureau to promote improvements in
dairy and food products. and educate
the producer in the care Of all dairy
and food products and their ecoromi-
cal production.
Section 3.-Any person violating any
provision of this act or any rule or
regulation of the dairy and food bu-
rcau shall be gunty OF misdemeanor.
oh
be fined In any sum not less than S25
nor moro than 5000,
Section 4.-For the purpose OF car
rying into effect the proviaons or
this act, there Is hereby appropriated
out of the state treasury the sum of
$3.50 for the fiscal year OF 1903 and
S2,750 for the fiscal year Of 1910, or
so much thereof as may be necessary.
Said payments to be paid as provided
by statute.
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ERECT ION OF
? A c K | N G
ST TI0N
TO BEGIN IMMEDIATELY ON
WALL AVENUE.
Fruit Growers to Build Brick Struc.
ture That Will Greatly Faci1i-
tate Handling Of Fruit Crops.

Manager j. NJ. Forristall. OF the
Ogden Fruit Growers association,
stated today that everything was In
readiness for the immediate erection
of the new fruit packing station.
Smith Il Hodgson, the architects, Will
proceed at once with the contracts
Of construction
The building, which will cost from
$4,000 TO $4,000. is to be erected at
the corner of Wall and Spencer ave
nues, near Twentieth street, and is to
be OF brick An iron building was
considered at one time. but as that
kind of material Is inclined to draw
the heat, 1T was thought that brick
would be much preferable for the stor
age of fruit The building will be
one story high and will have a 54-foot
frontage on Wall avenue.
AT the rear, which will be diagonal
in shape. TO conform with the direction
OF the o. S, l. tracks. fourifoot plat
form for car-loading purposes will be
built. while across the east front and
along the south side will be construct
ed 12-foot unloading platforms for
unloading fruit from the wagons which
transport 1t 10 town. Spencer avenue,
Will run along the south side, tiusn
with the platform.
Another convenience will be plat
form upon the north side of the build
ing for the loading of box material. A
2S-loot driveway will run along the
north side and al additional outlet
will be provided along the tracks at
the rear, enabling the growers to load
their box material and supplies quickly
and pass out to Twentieth street, with
out the yeXatious delays which have
heretofore been experienced while
long lines of heavily-laden fruit wag-
ons were dischargiDg their loads at
the single front entrance.
1t Is expected that the space men,
toned upon the north side OF the blind
Ing will be used at soEe future time
for an enlargement of the packing sta
ton. possibly next year. The building.
now contemplated, will be ready for
occupancy about June l. and VIII add
much TO the efficiency Of the associa-
ton In marketing the products or our
local fruit growers.
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IN charge and even q heavy target es-
pecially for pistol shooting has been
ordered and will be installed immedi-
ately. The police department will fur
nish It's own ammunition
The men are enthusiastic over the
prospects of an opportunity to brush
up their skill with firearms and rivalry
Is already in progress between those
whose records as marksmen have long
been enviable The heavy Colts re-
volvers, as we'll as the Browning auto
matics, will be used in the practice
as both styles find favor with the de-
partment. some preferring one and
some the other.
A careful record will be kept of each
officers work and 1t is expected that
some remarkably high scores will be
made. Practice will be permitted at
least twice each month for each man,
the various shifts to repair to the
armory Immediately after finishing
their days work. All large cities have
made pistol practice one of the strong
points of training. and the rivalry
which Instantly arises between the
men. soon results In greatly increased
efficiency Chief Browning is conf
dent that he will soon have some rec
ord scores which Will compare favor
ably with those Of any force In the
country.
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Rheumatism acid the blood wni
gradually circulation Indigestion constipation e
kidney action irregularities system which so
considered of infmd
condition OF the blood and the circulation instead OF noushng
portions OF the body continually deposits the muscles %
and joints the irritating PainPoducing acid with which it he S
natn only cured by thorough the blood ana
just what does 1t down the circulation and by n y
the acid and driving from the blood efectualy ana
the blood
instead Of weak and Throughout M d
1t becomes invgoatng, nourihing fluid furnishing
body relieving the suffering caused y 5
disease S. vegetable blood purifier the sures
safest for Rheumatism its forms Book Rheuat
medical advice desired 70 all who write
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC co.. ATLANTA, 1A''
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OF
OFFICERS
Held
at MEETING OF OGDEN CITY I'M
PROVEMENT LEAGUE.
Dedication Of New High School Con-
sidered-ResoIutIons commen-
dstory Of Dec Memorial

An interesting meeting Of the Og.
den City Improvement league was
held at the Weber club rooms last
evening. The object OF the meeting
was principally to elect a board OF
directors for the ensuing year. The
following persons were elected to act
as members of the board: F. M.
briggs. A. T Wright, Don Mcguire,
S. H. Browne, L. S. Hodgson. ]. c.
Nye. p. NJ. Cushnahan, ]. E. Carver,
J.. ]. Brummitt, George H. Davis, C.
R. Hollingsworth, John Pingree. A. P.
Bigelow. J. S. Lewis and ]. N. Spargo.
II is expected that the new board will
hold a meeting next Tuesday night at
which time the officers OF the board
will be elected. These officers become
ex-offlcio officers of the league.
President briggs In a brief state
ment to the members of the league,
stated that much had been accomp-
lished by the organization and that II
was hoped that the good work OF the
league would go on. He said 1t was
not the purpose Of the Organization to
usurp the powers or prerogatives Of
the city council Or other officers Of the
city, but that the leagues duties lay
altogether In the capacity of a help
Ing and suggestive body. He pointed
to the parking of the depot grounds,
the securing Of high school building
site and the voting of bonds for the
erection of the same. the parking OF
the side walks of the city and the
contemplated erection OF the Dee hos
pital as possible and most probable re-
suits from suggestions that came from
the civic league, Mr.. briggs closed
his remarks by urging the organiza.
tion TO continue In It's good work and
aid In every possible way in the beau
tifying and uplifting Of Ogden. He
hoped that the members of the league
would continue. 10 be Boosters" for
the city and at all times lend help-
ing hand to the city administration
and all of It's officers
The question of dedicaung the new
high school building to the purposes
for which the people have
bonded the city to erect was
discussed in rather sugges
tive manner and II was the sense
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6 @ Y E R N @ R
APPOIN Z s
CARV E R
MEMBERS OF STATE DAIRY AND
FOOD BUREAU.
Local Grocer Selected as Merchant
Engaged In Sale of Food
Products"

Word was received today to the ef-
feet that j. S Carver. the local grocer,
and president OF the Retail Merchants
ed one OF the five members OF the
State Dairy and Food Bureau Ac-
cording to the law which follows. 1t
will be seen that the bureau Is made
up of the state chemist, the state
dairy and food commissioner. and
three members to be appointed by the
governor One of the three must be
a practical manufacturer of dairy food
products, one a merchant engaged in
the sale of food products. and one
member a non-producer or food pro.
ducts.
Mr Carver has been selected by
Governor Spry as the member desig-
mated as "a merchant engaged In the
sale of food products" and George A
Hone of Spanish Fork has been ap-
pointed as "a manufacturer OF dairy
food products"
The new law, which was recently
passed by the legislature for the regu-
lation OF the manufacture and sale OF
dairy and food products, and which
goes into effect April l, is as follows;
State Dairy and Food Bureau.
An act creating state dairy and
food bureau. defining It's duties and
powers, and making an appropriation
for the purpose Of carrying out the
provisions OF this act.
Be 1t enacted By the Legislature OF
the State of Utah:
Section There Is hereby created
State Dairy and Food Bureau which
shall consist of five resident citizens
of the state. The state chemist, and
the state dairy and food commissions
er shall be members Of the said board,
and three members shall be appointed
by the governor of the state on or be-
fore the first day OF April 1909, as
follows: One member of this bureau
shalDbe practical manufacturer OF
dairy food products; one member
shall be a merchant engaged In the
sale Of food products, and one mem
Der shall be non-producer of food
products. Members Of this bureau
shall hold Office for the period of four
years and until their SUCCESSORS are
dppoihlCu etHu luuiiiiSu, pioNlutur ludL
the first members appointed under
this act shall be appointed for terms.
so that their terms shall expire In
one, two and three years respectively.
Any vacancy shall be filled by appoint
ment by the governor for the unex-
pired term. The members of said bu-
reau shall serve without compensation.
but shall receive their actual and ne
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OF the meeting that the building should
be dedicated under appropriate exer-
cises and that the Hon. Fred ]. Kiesel
AMI wife should be duly honored upon
the occasion. To this end a commit
tee consisting OF ]. S. Lewis and John
Pinsree was appointed to confer with
the city board of education regarding
the matter. the committee being given
the authority TO cooperate with the
board of education in whatever action
they have already taken In the premi'
ses or In whatever they might yet con-
clude TO do.
The following resolution was unan-
imously passed by the meeting after
many kind words had been said by
members of the league regarding the
attitude Of the Dee family toward the
building OF hospital in the city:
Whereas, Mrs. Thomas D. Dee.
Mrs. r. B. Porter. and the members OF
the Dee family through their great
and philanthropic spirit, have pur-
chased a beautiful and commanding
site upon which Is to be erected the
Thomas D Dee Memorial Hospital"
in memory of their husband and father
whomas enc OF cur late public citizens
and benefactors,
Therefore be It resolved, That
the Ogden City Improvement League.
recognizing the value Of such gift
to humanity, hereby heartily COM
mends and expresses It's warmest ap-
probation to the donors and builders
of this magnificent testimonial, trib-
ute which comes as blessing TO man
kind, rendering aid to the sick. afflict-
ed and suffering. and In which special
benefits and blessings shall not be with
held from those who need charity. and
BE it further resolved. That this
resolution be spread upon the records
Of this league. and that copy be de-
lirered to Mrs. Dee and family"
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A W A R D E D
s E c @ N D
PRIZE
CO. "s" OF OGDEN ELATEO OVER
ANNOUNCEMENT.
First Battery of Salt Lake Wins First
Prize on Account Of Numerl-
cal Strength.

The members OF Co. B." Utah Ma
tlonal Guards. are elated over the
news that the Ogden boys have been
awarded the second prize OF $50. offer
ed by one Of the staff for the best
companies in the state. The sum of
s100 was divided into three prizes;
$50. $50 and $40; the first of which
was won by the First Battery of Salt
Lake. The numerical strength OF a
company counted 25 points out OF a
total of 100 points. and the First Bat
terry, therefore, secured first place on
account OF Its high average OF mem
bership.
These facts. then, show Ogden S
Co 'B' TO be the best drilled com
pany in the state, as its membership
is very small. there being but SO men
enrolled. The other points counted
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Colds Cause Headache
LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine, the
world wide Cold and Grip remedy re-
moves cause Call for full name. Look
for signature z. w GROVE. 25c. -
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Igth day oil Apru, lSuy, at wnicn ume
all bids received viii be publicly open
ed and read aloud
Plans and specifications can be had
upon application 10 the City Engl-
neer.
The right is reserved TO reject any
or all bids and TO waive any defects.
BY order of the City Council,
A. +. PARKER. City Engineer,
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days after service; and oelend .-..
above entitled action, and In case ol
your failure so To DO. judgment VIII
De rendered against you according 70
the demand of. the complaint when
has been filed with the Clerk OF saia
Court.
This action is brought to Quit utle
to the land described IN the complaint
r. S Farnsworth,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
P o. Address 212 Eccles Building
Ogden City Utah.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

ogden. Utah, March 30. 1909.
Sealed proposals for building a dis
tributing reservoir for the Water
Works Department. under plans and
specifications prepared by the City
Engineer and approved By the Special
Water Committee. viii be received at
the office of the City Engineer in the
City Hall. at Ogden City aforesaid un-
I'll 2 o'clock p, M, on Monday, the
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-03-31

w. y. C. Burnett, Plaintiff. VS.. Han
nah Mctzler. Joseph Metzler. Milton
Metzler, Irving S Metzler and Metz
Ter Investment Company. Defendants.
The state of Utah to the said De-
fendantS
You are hereby summoned TO appear
within twenty days after service OF
this Summons upon you. II served
within the County In which this action
is brought: otherwise, within thirty
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-03-31
LETTER LIST

Ogden. Utah. March go 1909,
List of letters remaining In the post
Office at Ogden. Utah. March 80, which
If not called for In two weeks, Will be
sent 10 the Dead Letter Office:
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sc II E D U LE
OF TARGET
PRACTICE
ARRANGED FOR MEMBERS OF oG.
DEN POLICE FORCE.
Basement Of Armory Secured and
Careful Record Of Scores
Will Be Kept.

Chief of Police Browning has ar.
ranged a schedule of pistol target
practice for the members OF his force,
and the samo will be commenced with.
In few days. The free use of the
basement of the armory has been Sc.
cured through the courtesy of those
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include those for condition OF eoufp-
meat, uniforms, ETC., and general ex-
cellcnce,
The members OF company "B" state
that they are determined to win the
Governors cup the coming year. This
cup. which Is q handsome trophy. Of
fered by Governor Cutler. for the best
drilled company at the encampuient
in 1907, WAS captured by company
III" OF Salt Lake. and will be con
tested for each year. The boys are
confident that they VIII succeed in
capturing the coveted trophy.
The great strides made toward nm
ideal showing since General Wedge
wood assumed direct administration
control OF the National Guard OF
Utah is shown by tho following state.
ment
Strength. 300; per cent pre-.
sent; officers. 81. enlisted men 81.
190T-Strcngth, 342: per cent pre-,
sent; officers. SO; enlisted men. sc.
19OS-Strength. 3G7; per cent pre-
sent: officers. 94,4; enlisted men, 74.y.
1909--Strength, 402; per cent pre-
sent; officers. 92.6S; enlisted men,
SS.SS.
The general results OF the showing
made before the government inspec-
Tor are far higher than ever before
in the history of the guard In the cir.
cular before referred to, General
Wedgewood says:
THE general result OF the recent
inspection is very gratifying to the
commander-in-chief and Is credit
To the state. The guard as a whole
showed more cohesion, interest and
efficiency than at any previous inspec-
tion, at least within the last three
years. and the officers and men OF the
respective commands are TO be CON
graduated upon the results attained
Colds Cause Headache
LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine. the
world wide Cold and Grip remedy re-
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Rural Wiz.

AS q countryman was sowing hlS
ground, two smart fellows were iiu,
ing that way, and one OF them callea
to him with an insolent air Weil'
honest fellow" said be. tbs your ouSf
ness TO sow, but we reap the fruits oi
your labor" To which the county
man replied: tbs very Ike you
may, for | am sowing hemp. ."-Catno
lie News.
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SUMMONS.

In the District Court of Weber County.
State of Utah,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-12-16
WOMENIN PROTEST
Cherry Widows Object to Man
ner in Which Relief Is
Distributed.
DEMAND CASH, NOT ORDERS
Director, However, Says Red Cross
Would Throw Business Back
Into Normal Channels.

Cherry, Ill, Dec. 16.-Nearly 100 wo-
men who were made widows by the
Cherry mine disaster of Nov. Is held
a mass meeting yesterday in a public
hall and protested loudly against the
manner in which the temporary and
permanent relief funds are being hand
led. Superintendent James Mullen
bach of the relief headquarters APP
peared at the meeting and attempted
to reassure the women. but they held
TO their own views of the matter. The
protestants were advised by several of
their countrymen to appeal to their
consuls to come to Cherry and protect
their interests and probably will do this.
Objections Voiced.
General exception to the method of
administering relief and specific COM
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-12-16
ADJUSTMENTS
limo THEATRE
Sunday Dec. 10.
6ssEesIoN cnAF7sEauN. KINDT > cosspAsss;

Sunday, Dec. 10.
Matinee and Evening.
w. F. Mann Presents the Play You Have
Read About
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-12-16
new CITIZENS in
PATRIOTIC UNION
Unique Celebration Planned for
Erstwhile Foreigners
of County.
TO BE AT COURT HOUSE
Public Reception and Program of AID.
Dignified Americanism.

The function of naturalizing citizens
is to be made to mean more in the fu-
ture, according to plans which have
been made by Circuit Clerk George w.
Gamble, in whose department the nat
uralization papers are issued At the
present time there is no fo-mality of
any consequence connected with the
changing of allegiance frorn some 9TH
er country to the United States and the
newly made citizen is not much i'm
pressed with the dignity of American
citizenship"
The plan formulated by Mr.. Gamble
is to have public reception in the
circuit court room Jan. II and to issue
invitations to all citizens who became
such through naturalization papers
since the new naturalization law went
into effect in 1906. \ Several of the cir
cult judges are to be present and they
will give addresses along patriotic
lines, after which there will be a sing
ing of number of national and patriot
&c songs. The whole exercise will aim
to impress the erstwhile foreigners
with sense of the new dignity they
have acquired in taking out final pap
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-12-16
ers granting them the rights of citi
zenship in the United States.

ers granting them the rights of citi-
zenship in the United States.
Is New Movement.
The movement is a new one which
has had it's birth recently and this
county can rightfully claim the distinc.
ton of the first reunion as county.
An incident happened in ST Louis re
Gently which has awakened a number
of people to the desireability of the
scheme which this county is to try
Paul Reps, a native of one of the Eu-
ropean countries, took out his NATURAL
cation papers in st. Louis and he was
so proud of his new dignity that he
determined to make 1t mark a new
era in his life. He wrote a letter to
Mrs. w. X. Kavanaugh, a prominent
society woman of that city, and asked
her to aid him in celebrating his de-
but as a citizen of this country. He
outlined little plan of his own which
consisted of renting small hall and
holding a reception.
Is Made a Hero.
Mrs. Kavanaugh caught the spirit Of
the thing and she attended the recep-
ton with a large number of her socie-
ty friends and Reps was the hero of
the ladies and the envy of all the men.
Patriotic songs were sung during the
evening. The incident aroused com
ment far and wide and people every
where agreed that they were placing
too light an estimate on their title of
United States citizens. At the same
time they decided that it would aid in
making a better citizen out of the
naturalized foreigner If he were shown
upon his becoming a citizen that his
advent to the ranks was taken note Of
by those who were already there and
that he was welcomed.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-12-16

stallments instead of in a single pay
ment to each family. Members of the
relief committee denied the truth of
the charges made by the women in so
far as they related to the constituted
relief, and stated that the charges
against the merchants were under in
vestigation.
Ernest p. Bicknell, national director
of the Red Cross. stated that he was
not in favor of a present change from
store orders to cash allowances.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-12-16

MARRIED IN
HASTE
From Miss Braddon's Great Novel, ORA
matized by L. b. Parker.
SPECIAL CAST.
SPECIAL SCENERY,
SPECIAL EFFECTS
All. how sweet are such flowers, I'M
til We have pIucked and worn them, how
quickly they fade upon our bosom. And
then we toss them aside and pluck fresh
ones.
PRICES-Matinee. 1oc and csc: even
ing. Csc, soc and soc. Phone west 224.