The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-01-31
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Rev. OonneIlson-Rev. Geo. NJ Don.
nelson. D. D., of Denver. was a guest
OF Rev. Carver Friday. DR.. Donnell.
son addressed 4 meeting of the so
cieties Of the Presbyterian church, Fri
day afternoon.
Storms Delay TraIns.-Snow. sever.
ely cold weather and billiards. are de-
laying Union Pacific train service in
Nebraska and eastern Wyoming and
westbound passenger trains due at
Ogden are from two to six. seven and
eight hours late. The trouble is on the
Nebraska and Wyoming divisions en-
tIrely and no delays are experienced
on the Utah division west OF Rawllns.
Snow plows have been to work in
Nebraska and Wyoming during the
past twenty-four hours and every ef-
fort possible Is being made to open
up and keep the main line clear
Keeping Close to Schedule.-Trains
from the north and west are arriving
and departing nearly on time. and Rio
Iirande trains are also making good
time and arriving at Ogden nearly on
schedule
Storing More lce.-The four large
ice houses on the west side OF the
Ogden yards have been filled to
completion with nearly 10000 tons oil
ice. and the vacant ground between
the several ice houses Will now be
roofed over and several thousand tons
OF the product shipped from Evanston
Will be packed away therein for use
during the early months OF the heated
Geason. The ice supply for the Union
Depot and passenger trains is being
packed away In the larger Ice house
north of the passenger depot and,
when all is completed. nearly thirty
thousand tons of excellent ice VIII be
ready for use during the coming sum-
mer months
Completing Ice Houses-Foreman
A. f, Eastman of Engineer Campbell-s
stan returned yesterday from Car
lin, where he has had force OF men
at work for the past three months con
structing a dam across the Humboldt
river and making other Southern Pa
cihc Improvements, To a reporter
Foreman Eastman said the work would
be completed Wednesday next at Car
lin and that his force would be brought
10 Ogden the following day and put
10 work wherever the men were need
ed. He added that fine Ice crop was
now being formed at Carlln
Inspected Local Shops. C. Sands,
connected with the motive power de-
partment of the Southern Pacific com.
pany at Houston. Texas, was visitor
at railroad headquarters yesterday
and inspected the Southern Pacific
machine shop plant at ogden
Chief Clerks to Confer-Chief Clerk
Robt. Reynolds of Superintendent
Manson's office left yesterday for
Salt Lake to attend a meeting of chief
clerks of the various Hartman lines
centerlng at Ogden. Matters connect.
ed with the performance of their va
rlous duties Will be discussed and uni.
form methods adopted as far as pos
slble.
St Joseph's Sewing society-Ladie5
Of ST. Joseph's Sewing society VIII
meet with Mrs. r. X. Adams, 265l
Lincoln avenue. next Thursday.
Prohibition Petitlons-All OF the
churches are TO circulate prohibition
petitions after services, Sunday.
Valuable Suit Case Stolen.-Henry
Hahr. a roomer at the Woodmansee
yesterday, reported the loss OF a
suit case and valuable contents TO
the police, stating that the same was
removed from his room some time
during the night by persons unknown,
The policemen. who were detailed up
on the case, were unsuccessful In To-
eating Mahr 10 learn further details
OF the grip and contents. Proprietor
Baker stated that Mahr is employed
at some local saloon or restaurant.
but did not know the location OF the
place. He said that roomers in the
house saw two men come into the Of
flee during the night and. after laugh
Ing and chatting in the hallway for
Eome time deliberately walked up TO
10 the key board and selected a key
TO a room, which was afterward as
ccrCained to be Mahr's key, and tneY
came away with grip. Mahr stated
TO the proprietor that the suit case
contained the manuscript of a book
which he was writing. and would
prove serious loss TO him. He val
ned II al 500 or more. besides other
articles also contained in the grip.
Arrived From the West.-Mrs S. J.
Crifnn aud children arrived from a Wis
IL OF several weeks to San Francisco
and Los Angeles, on the Limited Fri
day They report rain most or the
time they were away. The bright
suDshine OF our favored cline looks
good TO them.
Cafe Not Boycotted-The report
Circulated TO the effect that the local
cooks and walters union had boycott
Ted the new Potter cafe on account OF
hon-union colored help being employ
Cd there, seem TO be an eXaggerntion.
Ine president OF the local union states
mat the matter has not come to Issue
az all as yet and that there are no
olnerences now existing between the
management of the cafe and the cooks
and walters organization. Mr.. Pot
Ter was interviewed, but refused TO
make any statement other than to say
mat he would continue TO run his
place as best he knew how for the ac-
commodation OF the public. without re-
gard 10 outside Interference.
Pantone Under Suryelllance-Dom-
inie Pantone. who has been suffering
from mental trouble during the past
week, was examined at the shcriff's Of
Sce yesterday by DR.. Forbes and
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