The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-06-08

for DAYTON, Ohio. to attend the gradu-
ating exercises of her niece. Miss Mar
garet Martin, who spent last summer
with her aunt in this city. Mrs. Man
son will be absent one month and VIII
probably be accompanied home by
Miss Martin.
Notice to Water Consumers.-The
hours for sprinl5ling lawns from June
/. 10 October ]. 1909, are as follows
All consumers east OF Adams Avenue,
Including the east side thereof, VIII
sprinkle from TO s a. m., and from
. TO 80 n. nj. All consumers west
OF Adams Avenue, including the west
side thereof, will sprinkle from 10
10 IN. and from $50 to 8 p. m. On
account of the large consumption OF
water during these months IL is neces-
sary that the lawn spr:nSling be dI-
vided into two districts. and all water
consumers are requested to coDfne
the sprinlsling of lawns within the
above specified hours Sprlnkiing
Without a nozzle positively prohibited,
and IN cases where water is found
) running through hose without noz-
| zle. will be turned on without further
rotice. WaterworkS Department Tne'
above hours Will be strictly enforced
by our Inspectors
Henry Not Expected to Live-Nel-
son B. Henry, the Southern Pacific
| machine shop foreman who was found
| In his office two weeks ago In an un-
conscious condition and sent TO the
general hospital. only TO be removed
TO the home Of relatives In Salt Lake
| few DAYS ago is reported In criti-
cal condition and likely TO pass away
at any time. He has remained In
semi-consclous or comatose condition
a greater part of the past two weeks.
and is gradually growing weaker and
emaciated His parents in Texas have
been notified of his condition, and arc
expected TO arrive within a day or two
to remain indefinitely,
| FOR RENT room brick bunga-
low, modern. furnace heat, Cor Ad
ans and 27th.
Trainmaster Called to Ogden-Fred
! w Easton. trainmaster at Carlin, has
been called to Ogden headquarters to
remain during the absence of Train
master Campbell. who is absent on
trip of observation in the east with
! Superintendent Stevenson's party.
COAL. celebrated Peacock. Rock
Springs nut, the summer coal. John
Farr. Phone 27.
Work Train on Rio Grande-A Rio
Grande work train will be put on We'd
nesday morning between Ogden and
Salt Lake, and with large force Of
men Will be kept at work improving
| track conditions during the summer
| months.
| Conductors Excursion-The conduc-
! tors annual excursion special pulled
out for Saltair at $50 this morning.
Owing TO inclement climatic condi-
tions, the attendance was not as large
as waE expected An entertaining
program has been arranged for the
occasion however, and those on the
train will doubtless enjoy the annual
| outing.
New Freight aent-Durlng the alb
sence Of Joint Freight Agent Cheyers
on his vacation in Idaho, the local
freight department OF the Hartman
roads Will be in charge of Chief Clerk
! Frank Nichols. who will Hold both
! desks down until his chief returns
from the north.
Directors Meetine-Superinten
Manson left this afternoon for San
Francisco to/attend a meeting Of the
directors OF the Central Pacific Rail
road company, He occupied his pri-
yate car on the trip and was accom-
panied by Farley l., Williams, who is
also director of the Central Pacific
company.
Work on the Reservolr.-Work on
the new 10000, ,OO0-ganon city reser-
voir is progressing rapidly, a large
force OF men and teams being engaged
there constantly. The south embank
ment is up number of feet and Is
more than half completed Not much
has been done on the west embank-
ment as the ground is OF a graVelly
nature and q considerable amount OF
clay pudding will have 10 be done
before that side of the big reservoir
will hold water. The pudding is
done by turning in water and dumping
clay upon tfte floor of the reservoir
which soon forms a coating which is
as impervious To water as1f construct.
ed of expensive cement The clay is
| iblNtu u tldlDDtu w luCn NOihlllS
in the water with high boots. after
which the water is drained off and
again applied.
Case of Embczzlement-The case of
embezzlemfent against |. Rubenstein.
local pawnbrolIer, is being tried In
the municipal court. William Alex
ander Of Salt Lake, the complainant,
and his emploJe. Albert H. Blath.
were both in court, the latter being
examined as a witness. The case in
wolves S275 diamond ring, which
Blath claims he left with Rubenstein
and which the latter gave TO one
Grant TO temporarily satisfy a debt
Rubenstein claims that Blath sold the
ring to him. Blath claims that he
owed Rubeinstein Sl25 and that the
latter~retained the ring, apparently to
secure himself for the loan. Salt Lake
attorneys represent the complainant.
and the case is still on trial.
Store Entered by Burglars
tween midnight and o'clock this
mcIning burglars broke into the front
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