The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-02-17

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loincd.
The best anthracite coal at John
Farr's. Phone 81. =
In order to close ont our winter stock
any hat in the store, s150. Millinery
Department at Wrights. -
See Utah Light & Ry Co.'S ad about
meters, page 2 =
Qualified as Road Supervisor-WIl-
liam Bybee and George Randall have
each filed a bond for $1,000 and quail
fed as road supervisors of the Uintah
and Randall districts.
STORAGE ut reasonable rates. In
good brick building. If you need any
room, consult John Scowcroft &c Sons
Company.
Filed a Reply.-Plaintiff has filed a
reply to defendants amended answer
in the civil action OF the Bankers Re-
serve Life company against Edward
H. DeIamater.
E.Z-money keIly-Money to loan on
any good real estate. Geo. j. kelly.
Received Pictures Of Criminals
Sheriff Wilson has received pictures
and descriptions of half dozen crimi-
nails badly wanted at the United
States penitentiary at Leavenworth.
CoAL-Rock Springs. Castle Cato
md Clear Creek. Gillette Coal Co.
l55 West 9Th St Phones 1914.
Naturalization Papers Flled.-There
were four applicants for American citi-
| zenship In district court yesterday
morning. Naturalization papers wcre
| granted to John Melville, and on mo
| ton OF United States Attorney DAILY,
| one application WAS continued indef-
nitely and two dismissed.
Died Of Parslyss-T S. Sexton.
former assistant general passenger
! agent of the Denver & Rio Grande.
| died In q local sanitarium In Pueblo
| yesterday. The cause of death was
| paralysis.
Divorce Granted-In the divorce
! case Of Amy Knight against George B.
Knight the defendant yesterday vol
UNFAIRLY appeared In court and con-
fessed judgment which was awarded
accordingly. A decree OF divorce was
granted.
Downpour of Raln-After a few
hours Of pleasant weather, there
was a downpour of rain which
continued during the major portion OF
the night. The thermometer register
ed Is degrees above zero.
investigating Moving Picture The
aters-As a result of the burning or
the Flores theater at Acapulco. MeXi-
co, Sunday. the state board of fire
commissioners Is conducting an in
vestieation of the moving picture the
aters, both In Denver and throughout
the state of Colorado.
Met Severe lnjury-While attempt
ing to board a train passing over the
Union Pacific near Both street Thurs
day evening, John M. Ford, a veteran
fireman Of the city. slipped and fell
to the ground, suffering quite severe
injuries. Two ribs on the left side Of
the body were broken. Since that
time he has been confined to his bed
but is rapidly improving and is eX-
pected to be able to attend to his work
within a short time.
Searching for Stolen ArticIee-The
officers of the city are not yet deter
mined as to what became OF the loot
| taken from the Dr. Pidcock residence
over a week ago, but it is thought
| that 1t is being concealed somewhere
| in the city and Will ultimately be re-
covered.
VIII Tour Utah.-With Salt Lake
| City as his starting point. w. II. Lu-
cas-. the northwestern baseball mag
| nate, has begun tour of Utah, Idaho
and Montana, during which he will
visit the cities which aspire to mem
bership in the proposed intermountain
league. Not until the journey Is fin
ished and the railroad managers are
heard from on the fare question, will
the fate OF the tentative. organization
be definitely settled
Miss Hannah Thomas Burled.-Fun-
eral services over the remains Of Miss
Hannah Thomas were held yesterday
morning at IL o'clock at the Lynn
meeting house, Bishop Oscar Turn
Quist presiding. A duet was rendered
by Mrs. Sherwood and daughter and
Miss Myrtle Leavitt sang solo. The
speakers were William N Williams
Elders Joseph Parry, Walter Crane
Patriarch George w. Larkin and
Bishop Turnquist- Burial In Ogden
City cemetery.
Baby Eldon Child surIed.-Funera
services over the remains Of Eldon
the infant son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Johr
Child, were held at the family resi-
dence. 1927 Chllds avenue, yesterday
afternoon at o'clock, Counsellor
Nathan Tanner presiding. Music wa'
furnished by the ward choir and By
Bingham Child. who sang solo The
speakers were Horace Garner am
Nathan Tanner Interment was made
In the Ogden City cemetery.
Strobers Mothor Receives Letter
Strobel's mother in Omaha received
almost simultaneously valentino IL
the mail from him and telegram an
| nouncing his death. She says she ha
| no knowledge Of any love affairs whicI
would lead him to suicide,