The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-11-20

ogden next January.
Heavy Travel.-The Overland Lin
tied, west-bound, this afternoon car
ried an extra standard electric-light
ed sleeper. for the accommodation OF
the overflow travel. which the roads
are now beginning 10 experience on
their California travel.
Passed Throu9h,-M. s. Dean, traf.
lie manager OF the Anaconda Mines
company, with headquarters at Og.
den, passed through Ogden this morn
Ing en- route 10 Salt Lake City from
Butte.
From 9utte.-Frank n. Wilson. gen.
cral agent OF the Union Pacific al
Butte, was an ogden visitor this morn.
Ing.
Extension Work-Professor G.. NJ.
Marshal. dean OF arts of the State
University, and Professor w. H.
Chamberlain. instructor in philosophy
oi the same institution, were on hand
this morning to meet the teachers
nn6 students Of Ogden who desire TO
enter upon the courses offered in eX-
tension educational work. There was
a good attendance of teachers. but
the students were conspicuous by
their absence. Professor Marshall
states that he fears the impression
prevails that the extension courses
are given solely for the benefit OF the
school teachers. which is wrong
In the Tabernacle-Judge w. II.
| King of Salt Lake Will be the speaker
! IN the Tabernacle tomorrow after
| noon special musical program
has been prepared The services ocm.
| mence at D. m
Episcopal eszar-Wait for the Epis-
copal bazar TO buy your Christmas
gifts, 10 be held on December 3rd
and 9TH.
Sentenced to Jail.-John Mcdonald
this morning was sentenced TO pay
fine OF SO or remain In the city
Jail ten days for mendicancy.
Young Man Orunk.-G. G.. Stanley.
young man barely past the teens"
was before the municipal court this
morning charged with drunkenness.
The tenderness of his years. and the
,act that the boy is away from his
home and parents, appealed to the
sympathy OF the judge and he re-
El&nded the young fellow to the care
Of Chief Browning, making the order
that II 1t were not a serious case OF
drunk that the boy bo released.
Oistillery Near Oedcn.-W. C. Ap-
PIegate of Salt Lake was in Ogden
yesterday negotiating for a flve.acre
track of land near Riyerdale. upon
which he contemplates erecting a
large and up-to-date dIstillery. Mr.
AppleGOte considers Riverdale an
ideal place for such plant The trans
fer of the property was not perfected
yesterday. but 1t Is thought that It
VIII be only a short time before the
deal viii be made. and work on the
pant begun, The machinery has been
purchased and Is on the way from
Kentucky. The establishment of the
distillery Will furnish a market for
large quantity OF barley and rye.
Residence on lincoIn-F E Bon
ham Is constructing a residence on
Lincoln avenue. between Thirtieth
and Thirty-first streets. II Will cost
$1,000
Will Visit Old Friends .-"Billv"
Wilson OF the Hermitage has gone TO
Provo valley, thirty miles northeast
of Provo. 10 visit old friends and ac-
quaintances. Mr.. Wilson says he has
friends at Heber City. with whom he
used to work in the coal mines of
Scotland. He has not seen them for
thirty-hve years.
Sunday Night Sermon.-'D *
Pearsons, the man who kept himself
and gave his money; a study In true
benevOlence," is the third of the
series of Sunday evening sermons
upon The Use and Abuse of Money"
Mr. Pearsons was the one whose life
and giving caused Carnegie and
Rockefeller to commence their work
of giving, and this is especially true
In regard to Carnegie and his library
gifts. Thus ogden Is a recipient OF
Pearsons's influence.
have that good coal Asael Farr
Coal Co, 15G oath
Wires Crossed.-Fire Chief Paine
snys some one got his wires crossed
when he wrote that there is "smold-
erlng fire" at the Ogden Steam Laun-
dry premises that cannot he exiting
uished.
Trains on lincoln.-An effort IS be-
Ing made by the Salt Lake & Ogden
railway people TO connect the road on
Lincoln avenue with the Ogden Rapid
Transit system. and operate trains In
that way until such time as the Bam-
berger people can install their own
electric power plant. 1t is stated that
the deal was consummated today and
that tho Bamberger trains will be op-
Grated over the avenue In the near fu-
tprc.
VIII Exhibit Sheep.-Secretary
Richards OF the National Wool Grow
ers' convention committee. SASS J. r.
Allen and brother of Draper have
made application to enter 10 head Of
fine Cotswold sheep for the sheep con-
test at the time of the convention
These people, II is said, are the strong
est competitors for blue ribbon prizes
In the United States. and that they
carry many a victory with them
Authorize Big xpenditure-Be-
tween S750.OOO and sl,0OO,O0O will be
expended by the Davis & Weber
Counties Canal company within the
next year for the construction OF a
power plant and the cemeuting Of the
canal This is the action that was OF.
dered by the stockholders in their
annual meeting at the court house this
afternoon.
Furey's Arrest.-The arrest of Jas
Furey in Salt Lake as one OF the al
legged robbers of the Finch cafe. re-
calls to n number OF officers of Ogden
the series OF robberies in this city
IN the fall OF 1902, in which Furoy
figured and was the leader To the
penitentIary from Webor county, were
sent Furey. Hickey Monroe and
Baines for their connection with the
Zang saloon robbery, Furey was ar
rested In Sa nFranclsco several weeks
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