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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-07-13
CHAMPION RACE HORSE
WILL RUN NO MORE RACES

New York. July 13.-Boseben, once
the champion racebOrSe of the Amer
lean turf, and believed by many to
have been the champion sprnter Of
the world, VIII race no more David
Johnson. his owner, has decided TO
ship him to the big farm of James w.
WadsWorth In the Genesee valley.
where he will pass the remainder of
his days grazing on fine pastures
Roseben broke down hopelesSly in
the forelegs after his race at Sleeps
head Bay ten days ago. when he was
defeated by Nlmbus. In that race,
Johnson and his friends tried to make
Il big winning, and wagered large
amounts OF money on the famous
champion at odds of about TO l.
One of the sensational big winnings
Of the turf was made ON Roseben two
years ago when his owner bet $50 600
at even money that he could sprint
seven furlougs in 1;25. He did Ii in
90 and Johnson won his 100000 and
Roseben established a worlds record
which may never be equalled.
Roseben raced In California laFt
winter and won some good races, but
his legs commenced to trouble him
and on his return to the east, 1t was
seen that his racing days we're over
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RANDOM
REFERENCES

Advertising is simply the short road
10 public confidence. Modern adver-
tiSing represents the attempt to give
TO the buying public the information
they want. How can YOU expect peo-
pic to buy goods If they don't know
YOU have them? Advertise In the
Standard. Watch YOUR business grow.
We proclaim to all creation that men
are wise who advertise in the present
generation.
From the South-R. A. Long, presi-
dent of the Louisiana e Pacific Rail-
road company with a party of friends
from the south, will arrive at Ogden
the latter part of the week in the pri-
yate car Kymokan
Feals. live or dressed. received daily
by Ogden Packing G Provision Co,
West Twenly-fourth street. Get our
prices before you go TO market. Phones
10.
euggenheim comine-Senator Gug-
eenhcim and a party OF friends and
capitalists will arrive at Ogden tho
latter part of The month in the pri.
vate car "Glassmere. and after
spending a day or two in looking over
Utah mining propositions viii proceed
TO ELY for an inspecting Of the great
copper properties there.
Rock Springs, Kemmcrer. Castle
Gate, Anthracite and Coke. NJ. L,
Jones Coal Co.
Qualities as Oeputy-John C. Lynch
has qualified as deputy treasurer of
Weber county 10 succeed Henry Nais.
bett. deceased.
BIDS WANTeo-Bids will be ro.
ceiyed by the undersigned for 100 to
1000 yards of gravel 10 he delivered
on the Fair grounds, Bids close July
is, 1909 The right reserved 10 re.
Ject any or all bids. Wm. Glasmann,-
Action in District Court.
mat The George A. Lowe company de
priYed him of the use OF tools and
machinery valued at $1.5S736 last
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-07-13

the Kansas City {; Southern road Will
arrive from the west Friday morning.
Those on board will spend 4 day or
SO in Ogden and vicinity.
Excursion From WanshiP-The Un-
ion Pacific announces an excursion
from Wanship. on the Park City
branch, 10 Lagoon on Friday next.
! The special Will consist of ten cars
and 1t Is expected 500 excursionists
will be OH board for the days outing.
! "THE coAl"-2Oo1 pounds to the
! ton. Shurtlif G. Co. Phones Is Office
3lS Eccles Bldg. =
Associated Press Manaeer,-R. C.
Johnson, manager Of the Associated
Press, with headquarters in Salt Lake
| City, was in Ogden for a few hours
this morning. He was accompanied
by Geo. r Allen. chief operator of the
Denver Associated Press office.
An Old MorrIsite.-Nels Anderson.
one of the old MorrisIteS who was in
battle with the authorities In the
early DAYS. is visitor TO Ogden from
Soda Springs, Idaho. At the time of
, the fight. when the Morrisltes were
forced to surrender their fort, Mrs
Anderson had part OF her jaw bones
shot away by cannon. She IS still
alive and enjoying good health.
School censue-Work on the school
census in the city for the coming
year will be taken up July 10. and
will continue until the 3lSt.
In the canyon-Mrs F. w. Her
rington and children have apartments
at the Hermitage hotel for few
weeks.
GILES Gstate-An inventory and APP
praisement of the estate and guar
dianship of Myrtle GILES has been
filed in the county clerks office.
Poll Tax Satisfaction in 1853 cases
for poll tax for this year has been
commenced by Tax Collector A. G.
Harris in municipal court.
Looking for Investments-Allen
Coch. a prominent business man of
Omaha. is in the city looking after
his real estate interests I'm Weber
county and incidentally watching a de-
Sirable opportunity TO increase his
holdings in both CITY and rural prop
erty In his opinion ogden has the
brightest and most substantial future
OF any city In the miermountain reg
ion. and Mr. Coch predicts a radical
increase in values of real estate from
this time forward He speaks en-
Enthusiastically Of tho methods adopted
by County Treasurer Chambers To
keep in touch with~outsidc property
owners in taxation matters and is
thoroughly pleased with what he has
found on mis- present trip west
Real Estate Transfer-Priscilla
Vance and her husband. c. A. Vance.
have transferred 70 Joseph s Peery
the east third Of the north third Of
section u. township G, range 5, recew-
ing therefore S356.
Estate Of costIey.-An inventory
and appraisement of the estate and
guardianship Of Richard S. Costley ct
al, has been Med with the clerk of
the district court
Divorce by Oefault.-Default of de
fendant has been entered in the di-
yorce case Of Rboda Reed against Ce-
ell E. Reed,
Counter Claim Filed.-An answer
and counter-claim has been filed by
defendant In the civil action of the
state Bank OF Westheld against j. c.
Leggett
Answer FiIed-A formal answer has
been filed by defendant in the case
OF Emtdio Calaianni against the Cen
trail Coal & Coke company.
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YARD IMPROVEMENTS
START IMMEDIATELY
Commencing Activities as Within Ten Days Whcr
Big Force VIII BE Employed in Laying New Tracks in the
Yards-Kiesel Lease to be Satisfactorily Upon

Local railroad officials familiar to
a great extent with plans and purposes
of the Hartman management regard
ing important improvements ordered
at ogden this season. state positively
| that work will be .naucutatcd with
in the next week or ten days--ald be
pushed 10 completion without further
delay or Interruption
The first wo-k started viii he the
radical enlargement ahd re-arraose-
ment of the Hartman yards i'm this
city, and as soon as that Important
and expensive proposition is fully n-
der way, the preliminary work in con-
ncctIon with the erection # the new
joint freight depot will be begun.
Discussing the subject this morn
ing. thoroughly posted operating Of
fetal said
we need additional yard room and
facilities badly at this time To handle
the increasing traffic. and thc delay
is expensive and annoying to those
connected with the operating depaIt-
ment OF The several Hartman roads
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WEDDING YESTERDAY AT
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

Charles F Robson. of Opal, Wyom'
ine. and Emma c. Herchler of Evans
ton. Wyoming we're united in the holy
bonds of matrimony at the Presby'
terian church, the Rev. John h. Car
yer performing the ceremony.
After spending a short honeymoon
in the northwest section of the COun-
try. Mr. and Mrs Robson Will re-
turn to their Wyoming home for the
summer, after which they viii return
TO ogden where they VIII make their
permanent residence. Mr., Robson is
prominent ranchman and stock
owner Of Opal and he also owns con
siderable real estate here.
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NEW YORK STOCKS.

Amaleamated Copper, 70 "a
American Beet Sugar. i3.
American Car and Foundry, 81 rs
American Cotton Oil, 73 IL.
American Locomotive. % 3-S.
American Smelling. 81 3-S.
American Smelling, pfd., Ill 1-2.
American Sugar Refining, 126 IL
Anaconda Mining Co, l6 Is.
Atchison Railway. 116.
Atlantic Coast Line, 12S,
Baltimore and Ohio. III.
Brooklyn Rapid Transit. n 81
Canadian Pacific. 1874.
Chesapeake and Ohio. II II.
Chicago and Northwestern, 1SS
Chicago, Mil. and st Paul, 15S /
Colorado Fuel and Iron, 4S 5-S.
Colorado and Southern, 5G II.
Delaware and Hudson. 192 rs
Denver and Rio Grande. AZ.
Denver and Rio Grande, pfd.. So.
Erie Railway, sc.
Great Northern. pfd, 1lS 81
Great Northern Ore Ctfs,. 20 SIS.
Illinois Central. 155 3-S.
New York Central, 1a1 81.
Reading Railway, 156.
Rock Island Co, SO 10
Rock Island Co, pfd. II.
Southern Pacific. 152 81,
Southern Railway, so 81.
Union Pacific 1913 Ii.
United States Steel. 6S -
United States Steel. pfd., 125 Il.
Wabash Railway. 81.
Wabash Railway. Dfd., sc,
Western Union. 72,
Standard Oil Company, Csc.
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The President at once agreed TO make
the appointment and promised to has
ten It as stated
Mr. Anderson. who was formerly
Republican state chairman OF Utah,
and has served as Salt Lake county
commissioner and deputy internal
revenue collector. is regarded as the
most active party worker in the state.
and he was endorsed by the leading
citizens.
Senators Smoot and Sutherland and
Representative Howell believe that
appointment Will prove 4 popular one
and that Mr. Anderson will give n
very satisfactory administration OF
the Office in which he will succeed Lu-
clan H. Smyth. who was appointed by
Judge J. A. Marshall TO temporarily
fill the place which mad been maG-
Yacant by the resignation of Governor
William Spry
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SECRETARY OF INTERIOR
ON INSPECTION TRIP

Seattle. Wash, July Secretary
OF the Interior Ballinger. who return
ed home from the east yesterday, said
last night that he had come vast 10
make an inspection Of the various re-
clnmatlon projects being carried out
by the government
81 have already visited the govern
ment project at Mitchell in the North
Platte Valley. Nebraska. the work in
the vicinity of Cody, Wyo, on the
Shoshonc river and the project at
lluntley, near Billings, Mont" said
Secretary Ballinger last night.
After visiting these projects |
spent few days in the Yellowstone
National Park 20 settle certain diff
culties that have been standing for
some time in connection with Its op-
Grafton
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cenlering in this city. The new freight
depot and storer0om buildings arc
also needed TO expedite business md
to take care OF both local and through
traillc-f freight shipments ! mean that
are destined for Ogden or require re
loading at this point
The delay p 10 this time has been
caused largely by tardiness i'm secm'-
ing the release OF certain leases to
different sites required foi the i'm
provcmcnts ordered, but ! am glad TO
say that these matters have all been
adjusted with one exception. and that
satisfactory arrangements are now be
Ing concluded between Mr. kiegcl and
railroad officials for his property on
the corner of Wall avenue and Twenty
fourth street As soon as the formal
transfer Of this property mas been
madc-and it is expected TO occur
during the present weck-the new
work planned and authorized will be
taken up and large forces OF mon put
TO work on all the improvements CON
templated by the Hartman people in
this city"
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OVER ONE MILLION VISIT
FAIR IN FORTY-TWO DAYS

Seattle, Wash. July 1S.-With an
attendance of 2A601 the total attend
ance for the first forty two days of the
Alaska Yukon-Pacific exposition pass
ed the million mark. the grand total
being 1.015,272. This surpassos the
record of the Lewis and Clark expo
sition and also of the jamestown eX-
position In the former case, the mil
lion mark was reached al the end of
siXty-tiye days. and at jamestown. It
was nearly three months before the
turnstiles recorded 100000 admis-
siOnS.
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CLOSING QUOTATIONS OF
WORLDS MARKETS
OPENING TRADING
IN STOCKS is Dull

New York, July 13.-The opening
trading in stocks today was duh an /
price movement irregular within
narrow range. There were simultau-
eous sales of 1000 shares of United
States Steel at 20 and 60 81. ,hc
former price bettering the previous
record and last nights closing price
by is. Republic Steel advanced 5.8.
Wheeling & Lake Erie first preferred
sold at a decline of ! 1-2
Sharp fractional losses were made
in some of the active railroad stocks
and Amalgamated Copper and Ameri-
can Smelling lost a point Illinois
Central and Wabash preferred rose
strongly. but some other prominent
stocks continued under pressure.
Prices weakened further, the de-
cline going FAR toward wiping out yes
terdav's advances. Wheeling & Lake
Erie first preferred fell II, the COM
mon .. Amalgamated Copper | 5-S
American Locomotive ] II, Union Pa
cihc. Southern Pacific, ST. Louis South
western preferred. New York Central.
International Pump and United State3
Steel l.
Bonds were irregular.
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ORIGIN
or a Famous Human Food.

The story Of great discoveries or In
ventious is always of interest
An active brain worker who found
himself hampercd by lack Of bodily
strength and vigOr and could not carry
out the plans and enterprises he knew
how 10 conduct. was led 10 study var
ious foods and tiieir effects upon the
human system, In other words before
he could carry out his plans he had
10 find a food that would carry him
along and renew his phycal and men
I tai strength
He knew that food which was
brain and nerve builder, (rather than
a mere fat makeT was universally
needed He knew that meat with the
average man does not accomplish the
desired results. He knew that the
soft gray substance in brain and nerve
centcrs is made from Albumen and
Phosphate of Potash obtained from
food. Then lie started TO solve the
problem
Careful and extensive experiments
evolved Grape-Nuts, thc now famous
food. IT contains the brain and nerve
building food elements in condition
for easy digestion.
/ TAe result Of eating Grape-Nuts
daily is easily seen in marked sturd-
mess and activity OF the brain and
nervous system. making it n pleasure
Tor one TO carry ON the daily duties
without fatigue or exhaustion
Grape-Nuts food is in no sense a
sttmulant but Is simply food which re-
news and replaces the daily waste of
brain and nerves,
It's flavor is charming and being full
ly and thoroughly cooked at the fac
tory 1t is served instantly with cream
The signature OF the brain worker
spoken of. C. w Post. IS TO be seen on
each genuine package of Grape-Nuts,
Look in pkgs for the famous little
book The Road TO Wellvllle."
There's a Reason
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ChIcaao ClOse.

Chicago. July 1$.-Close: Whea'
July 81 20. Sept. $1.10 rs. Dec. ST.
0S 81 May 81 II 1-4a3-S.
Corn-July 72 Il; Sept. g. Is, Dec
81 Is; May 81 81,
Oats-July 40; Sept 43: Dec Is Is
Porl-July $50 62 Is; Sept. 500.
75a77 1-2. Jan $3.50
Lard-July and Sept Sl1.G7 i.
Oct. S11.62 IL; NdS, SLIP IL; Jan
$40. 80 1-2.
Ribs-JuIy $11 So; Sept $1l.27 l.
n3O: Oct $tl Ooa11O OF 10, Jan. So.
o. 1-2.
Rye-Cash 81: Sept. 7SaSO.
Barley-Cash 64a7l.
Tlmothy-Sept $S 20.
Glover Cash SO. IS; March $11.S5
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CRUEL STEP-MOTHER
BEATEN 6Y MOB OF WOMEN

Chicago. July lS.-Mrs, Austin Cork.
Of Aurora, who was arrested last week
on the charge TO cruelty to her step
children, faced 1000 angry women yes
tcrday, when she was arratgned In tne
Aurora city hall Her husband made
an attempt 10 lower her from q rear
window after she had swooncd three
times from fright, but failed because
the rope was too short The escape
was through a crowd of women who
beat Mrs, Cork and her husband with
umbrellas and shouted sanguinary
warnings at her. The Corks drove
away in buggy
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-07-13
GLOBE TREATER
ALL HIS WEEK
Reese, King Of Handouts
in his great
BLACK CABINET ACT.
AgE This Week

Removes handouts, Oregon boots or
any leg iron.
Wednesday, l p m. the famous
blind drive through the streets to find
an article hidden by four OF Ogden's
business men
BE ON THE STREETS AT I
O'CLOCK WEDNESDAY AND SEE
HIS GREAT DRIVE.
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GENERAL FUNSTON is
VISITING IN OAKLAND

Oakland, Cal. July 13-General
Frederick Funston, commandant Of
the Army Service School at Fort
Leavenworth, Kas. arrived in THIS
city at late hour yesterday and went
Immediately to the home of his faith
tr-in-law. Otto Blankhert, where his
wife and children are visiting Gen.
Funston will return to his post late In
August for the opening of the school
term
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BUFFGTED ABOUT ON
SEA FOR THREE DAYS

New York, July 1S.-After spending
three days and two nights on the dis
mantled hulk Of the two-masted schoo-
ner Drusle, which had capszed in
mid-ocean in a southeasteTly gale,
Captain Thomas James, his crew of
three men, and a 13-year-old boy son Of
the vessels owner, were rescued. fam
ished and almost lrenzied By thirst, by
Il boats crew from the steamship Am
erica. which brought them into tlis
mort Yesterday
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Kansaa CITY Ilvestock.

Kansas CITY. July 13.-Cattle-Re
ceipts 1000: market steady to strong;
native steers 81 50a6 so; native COWS
and heifers 50 50a7 25; stockers al1
feeders SO 50a5 20 bulls $2,75a4,
IS, calves $$ soar, 25; western steers
81 25a6 so: western COWS S. 00a4 -.
Hogs-Receipts $4,000; market &c
higher; bulk of sales 81 70a7. %;
heavy 81 90aS 90, packers and butch
ers ST. SOaS 90; light 81 6oa7 So; pigs
So 25a7 80.
Sheep-Recelpts 1000; marker
steady. muttons 81 00a5 co; lambs
81. OOaS so: range wethers 81. O0a5.j jJ
range ewes $S 25a4 80.
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Chicaao Livestock.

Chicago, July 13-Cattle-Receipti
1000: market steady; beeves 81 1O1
Z 40, Texas steers 81, 5Oa6 90 west
eIn steers 81, 65a6 25; stockers ard
feeders So 1Oa5 90, cows aud heifers
81 3Oa6 10: calves SIS. .J0aS %
Hogs Receipts estimated at 1l.Olp
Market &C higher; ligat 81 2Oa7 90
mixed ST. 35a7 so; heavy 81. 4OaS. loi
rough 81 45a7 co. good to choice
heavy 81 6OaS 90; pigs So soar 10
bulk OF sales 81 65a7 90.
Sheep-Receipts estimated at 1S.O0V'
Market steady; native 50 75a} gu,
western $S 00a4 80; yearlings $l-CV'
C 90 lambs. native, So. OOaS. 70; wes'
ern 50 O0aS IS.
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PRESIDENT TAFT
THREE DAYS IN YOSEMITE

Washington, July 13.-President
Taft continues to receive daily invl
tations 10 visit cities that were not
included In the announced itinerary of
his western and southern trip. The
President has definitely decided 10
spend three days in the Yosemite Val
ley Representative Neddham OF
California, talked With the President
concerning this feature of the trip to-
day. and was requested 10 make the
necessary arrangements
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JACK JOHNSON AND AL,
KAUFMAN MAY MIX

Chicago, July 13-Jack Johnson
yesterday accepted an pffer of guar
antee of S11,0OO to fight Al kaufman,
the Pacific coast heavyweight
The battle, according to the tele-
gram received by Johnson, viii be dc
cided on the night Of August 81.
The offer came from the matchmak-
er of the Mission club i'm San Francis
CO,
The affair will he 20 rounds. this
distance being in accordance with
Johnson's wishes when the match was
first broached
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-07-13

Rings Little Liver Pills-Small,
pleasant and easy TO take. Pine.
salve, carbolized, is good for burns
1t penetrates the pores, draws
out inflammation, and is healing. 1t is
also good for cuts. sores and bruises.
Sold by Geo. F. Cave and Depot Drug
Store
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CITY eACTERloLoGIsT
VICTIM OF OIPHTHERlA

Milwaukee, July 13.-Dr. Chas. NJ.
Schoen, city bacteriolYSist, Is confined
TO his home. victim of dlpltheria
Dr. Schoen began feeling indisposed
on Friday and on Sunday he sent
culture samples down to the depart
ment. Ike any ordinary ailing citizen.
He was sent word that he had diDh-
liberia. DR.. Schoen is suffering from
an infection contracted in the labora-
fpr~-
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JAMES H. ANDERSON is
NAMED u. S. MARSHAL
President Taft Declares He VIII Rush
Nomination SO Senate May Act.

Washington, July 1S.-Jamcs II.
Anderson of Salt Lake has been rec
ommended for appointment as United
States marshal for the Utah district.
President Taft stated that he would
rush the nomination of Mr.. Anderson
so that il could be confirmed by the
senate tomorrw
Senators Reed Smoot and George
Sutherland and Representative Joseph
Howell today called at the White
House and united in the recommends
ton OF Mr.. Anderson for the place.
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MASONIC NOTICE

Funeral Of cur late Brother, George
F Mcintosh. will be held at Temple.
on Wednesday afternoon, 14th in
stant. ut o'clock.
Brothers, please be at Temple at
? so p IN, +. L. NICHOLS,
Secretary.
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the hOnorS OF the DAY
The club Is preparing for the Utah
Idaho tournament TO be held here
August II, l2 and l3 Many shots from
Idaho. Montana, Nevada and all over
Utah will be present and fifteen 10
twenty professionals have signihed
their intention to take part
The Wasatch grounds are being
placed In excellent condition for the
big event
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SUGAR and Coffee.

New York, July 13-Sugar raw
Steady; fair refining 50 AZ; centriiW
gal 80 test So 90; moIasses sugar 90
IL Refined. steady, crushed $500
powdered 81 95 granulated 81, So
COFFEE Steady; No. Rio 0'SA
I 81; No. Santos ..
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Wool.

ST. Louis, July 13.-Wool, quiet: yer
ritory and western mediums 2Sa2''
fine mediums 2la24; fine 12alS l..
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Tests by the Pennsylvania Railro1u
have demonstrated that it is posSl0l.
for a single locomotive 10 haul oSe'
G100 tons
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SHOOT W ILL
BE HELD IN
AUGUST
WASATCH GUN CLUB MAKING EX-
TENSIVE PREPARATIONS
Many Professionals to Take Part In
the rnament-Scores Made
For the DUPONT Trophy.

The WaSatch Gun club held shoot
at the club ground last week in
which there were seven contestants
for the Dupont trophy, The scores
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Metal Market.

New York. July 1S.-Lead. easy, St'
80 l-2ai So; copper. weak Is l-la5'S'
Silver, 51
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-07-13

March without his knowledge and
against his consent, James ]. Smyth
mas begun an action in the district
court TO collect that amount
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THAT Good CoaI"-2 900 pounds to
a ton, Rock Springs, Clear Creek and
Castle Gate Bamberger Ogden Coal
Co, 1921 Washington avenue. Both
phones 1000. -
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Transfer of Propcrty-W. E. Moore
and wife have transferred to Joseph
S. Mattos part Of lot 1f in block H.,
South ogden survey, receiving there
e.
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