The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-07-03


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| Harrlman's Son TO Work-A son of
! President Hartman passed through
Ogden Thursday night en- route TO
Oregon to join a railroad surveying
marty now In the field The young
man is a student Mt Harvard and is
spending his vacation in active SER
vice VITA the construction depart
ment of the Southern Pacific.
The Chicago Market will close at
IL n. M, Monday Deliveries will
leave the store at $50. Bell phone
s66. Ind ISL Russell-James Co. 1Sl-
1S3-1S5 24th street. =
Went West to Sparks,-Traveling
Passenger Agent A. b. Moselcy ac-
companied the military train west TO
Sparks this morning and will return
Monday morning.
Buy your anthracite coal now and
savo money. Robt. b. Lewis, phones
149,
Received Their Checks.-Thc cleri-
cal force In superintendent Whit
ney's office received their monthly
checks this morning and are now pre-
pared to celebrate the Fourth In prop
er and patriotic style.
STORAGE at reasonable rates, In
good brick building. IL you need any
room. consult John Scowcroft &c Sons
Company.
Returns From Inepection.-General
Superintendent Davis returned this
morning from a trip Of inspection over
the Oregon Short Line system.
Veals. live or dressed, received daily
BY Ogden Packing & Provision Co,
West Twenty-fourth street. Get our
prices before you go to market. Phones
10. =
shopmen All at Work.-The en-
ploves OF the Southern Pacific shops
are all working today in every depart
ment, the first Saturday they have
been kept steadily at work for many
, moons.
Salt Lake 6 Ogden Ry.-ENcursion
rates, S100 round trip to Salt Lake.
tickets on sale July 8, 4. and 5. Good
! returning July g. All other points
one fare for round trip. -
Rock Springs, Kemmerer. Castle
Gate. Anthracite and Coke. NJ. l..
Jones Coal Co.
Was Warm Neht.-Friday night
proved the most uncomfortable of the
season. the mercury not venturng be-
low 76. Al midnight the temperature
was rs and an additional two degrees
we're SLICED off at the hour mentioned,
A brief shower OF rain in the early
morning extended some hope of relief
but the respite was only momentary-
From sun ooontesi q 63SHRDLC
From sunrise to noon today the MGR
curry aScended gradually until 90 was
recorded at noon
THAT Good coaI'-2 600 pounds to
ion. Rock Springs, Clear Creek and
Castle Gate Bamberger Ogden Coal
Co. 1921 Washington avenue, Both
phones 1000.
Kodak Finishing Tripp Studio, $40 25th.
Evanston News; Norris Griggs, of
Big Piney, was in the CITY last week
on legal matters. We learn that Mr..
Griggs has recently sold his ranch
and cattle TO Tom O'NeiIl for $35 900.
AlSD ludl N - Ill1tI, vi Nlblh. hats
sold his cattle and land for $4,000.
and will shortly remove to Ogden with
his family TO reside.
Dancing tonight at sylvan
Notice |. o. o. F,-An Odd Fellows are
requested 10 meet at the hall Sunday,
July 18th, at p M, 10 attend the
funeral of Brother J. j. Driver. By or
der Of the secretary,
Water Struck at 425 Fcet-John Da-
Wis of Reese in the western part OF
the county, reports that he has just
put down a twoinch well TO the depth
of 425 feet. securing strong flow of
pure. clear water. free from odor and
tasteless, and capable OF irrlgating
about fifteen acres This is the great
est depth attained up to this time in
that part of the county. In the yicin-
ity Of Reese there are about sixty ar
tesion wells. many Of them securing
water at a depth OF 10 feet. A well
that will irrigate fifteen acres of ordi-
nary crops is valuable water
right and illustrates the great value
OF the underground waters for that
purpose,
The races Monday afternoon and
night will be conducted under the
rules of the American Trotting asso-
citation. The judges and starters Will
be appointed by the Fair Association
directors
Warrant of Arrest.-A warrant of
arrest was issued this morning for
John Doe Kaderwyn. who is charged
with maliclously injuring water
gate and ditch. The complaining wit
ness is A, b Pattcn
Funeral Sunday,-The funeral Of
Mrs Maude Wilson Wheeler will be
held at 4 O'Clock Sunday at the
Fourth Ward meeting house
Boy InJured.-While riding a bicycle
at a hign rate Of speed on north
Washington avenue at noon today a
young man fell from the wheel and
had one OF his ears partially amputat-
ed. He was picked up By a street
car conductor and brought to Twenty
fourth street and disappeared without
giving his name
Gone to Nevada-Dr. Fl. l. Stone
clfer departed today for Nevada points
where he will attend to several mat
! ters of business.
Post Graduate Work-Dr. II. B.
Forbes left today for New York where
he viii make a visit of about three
months. He contemplates taaing up
some postgraduate work before re-
| turning to mis- practice.
New Telegraph lines-Western I'm
| ion linemen were engaged today in