The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-05-14

neer who has been at the nospit"i
undergoing n surgical operation ior
tho mast month is out on the streets
again and Will soon resume his oio
run on the road.
oodcn Packing Company-The direcr
TORS of the Ogden Packing & Provis-
ion company held a meeting this morn
Ing and elected Lars Hansen, presi-
dent. Charles Ziemer vicc-president,
g 8. Jensen secretary, and James Pin
gree treasurer. Lars Hansen made
manager with S. s. Jensen actively III
|, charge of the packing establishment.
Inspecting the Shops F. Dunn'
/ superintendent OF motive power OF the
Oregon Short Line system, arrived
from the south Thursday night and
went north on trip of inspection OF
shop plants on the road.
i G. A. r. Committee-The committee
I men having In charge the arrange
ents for the G, A. r. cncampment
are requested to meet at the weber
| Club rooms, Friday evening. the 14th,
! at S p. m. A full attendance is re-
quested by the secretary. J.H.F. Last
Special Train From Provo.-A spec
! ial train from Provo to Logan will
arrive from the South Saturday morn
ing at $3.50 and, after brief stop ut
Ogden, will continue north. About
100 Brigham Young university stu
| dents will be on board, and additions
will be made to the passenger list
| at both Salt Lake and Ogden. The
| train will return as special Saturday
night, and during the afternoon and
evening an interesting program has
been arranged by the Agricultural col
| lege students.
B. C G. Butter is little better than
| the kind you thought was best
Pay Day at Depot.-Secretary Fred
C. Hess of the Ogden Union Depot &
Railway company will distribute reg
ular monthly checks to employees OF
| that corporation Saturday, The pay
roll this month will aggregate about
$4,000 and includes only Union depot
employees and local yardmen.
Fresh eggs &c doz. Peaches cans
for Csc. Black and white cherries 15c
can. Smith Grocery, Goth & Wash.
EIks Are to Boost-The Elks are TO
boost for Ogden. In accordance with
the request Of the local members of
the lodge. the matter of Ogden adver-
tising literature was taken up at a
meeting Of the Weber club, Secretary
Reynolds being instructed to revise the
present edition of the illustrated book
let entitled "Glimpses of Ogden" and
to have 10000 copies of the same
printed for distribution. The Elks will
take several thousand copies of the
booklet with them to their next big
convention at Los Angeles and the re-
mainder will be distributed in various
sections Of the country during the
year.
Framing and a few nice things for
June Weddings. Fred Massa, 2464
Wash. Ave.
In Police Court-Polce court was of
brief duration today. two lone dr,lnks
being Qqulckly disposed of P. n.
Keatin admitted that he had been
drunk and the customary fine of s. or
five days was imposed Charley Nor
ris. who was "unpresentablc" Thurs
day, made his appearance, pleading
D
The judge stated that Morris fire.
quent appearances after so long dry
spell'' was a serious matter and tnat
he would order the man held until he
could look into the matter and de-
termine whether something could not
be done to straighten him up
Great Scott! Come to think of it,
what would VIC do If we could not get
Lewis Good Coal Phone 149.
Salt Lake Defeats Butte-The Salt
Lake team Thursday defeated the
Butte players by score of z to 6, in
ten-innlng game OH the Salt Lake
diamond.
Have you been 20 see our new spring
line OF w. l.. Douglas shoes and OK
fords at $3.50 and $500. Tho Palace,
ESQ 25th st.
E. e. Calvin Coming.-General Men
ager L, E. Calvin of the Southern Pa
ci1lc system left Oakland last night
In hIs private car for a trip of in
spection over the road and will ar
rive at Ogden Saturday morning at
7:10. Later in the day Mr. Calvin
Will extend his trip to Salt Lake for
a conference with General Manager
Bancroft of the Short Line. who has
Just returned from an inspection trip
ever that system. Local railroad men
say there is no significance attached
10 General Manager Calvln's visit to
Ogden and Salt Lake. Mr.. Calvin
VIII probably extend his trip to Ida
no, where he has extensive land iu-
terestS.
HIGH GRADE PIANO, NEARLY
NEW FOR SALE CHEAP. o. J.
SIllWell, BELL PHONE 1o2e-Y,
INDEPENDENT SIX.
From Lemhi National Forest.-Sup.
eryisor c. /, Huddle, OF the Lemhi ma
tlonal forest of Idaho. has arrived in
the city for several weeks detail at
the district Offices. MI Huddle WAS
formerly supervisor of the Dixey for.
est and furnished Standard readers
win an interesting story of "radishes.
lettuce and straw hats in January
DIS well as saw mill on top of 9.
too'foot cliff from whence the lunl.
Ger was lowered by means of a cIan,
caoie. MT Huddle is now enthus.d
over $3,000.000 irrigation proiyct
which Is being promoted for the Big
LOST creek district of Idaho. The
proposition is under the conditions
OIL the Carey act and will reclaim some
eo'ooo acres Of arid land by a storage
OIL water in three separate reservoirs
at the headwaters of the Big Lost
river. The land involved is ahont
tnree miles above Mackey, Idaho
WANTED-Girls TO work on aspara-
gus Wasatcn Orchard Co