The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-06-07
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floor.
STORAGE or rcaeobooie rates. In
good brick building. II You noed any
room, consult Joha Scowcroft & Sons
! Company.
Kodak Finishing Tr'pp Studio $40 25th'
NetherIand Mission In Annual Con-
ference The Netherlands mission
| of the Mormon church held It's annual
| conference yesterday Two meetings
were held, the first at the Tabernacle
and In the afternoon at the Weber
stake academy. both meetings being
presided over by Henry De Bry. There
was a good attendance at both meet
ings considering the small number
OF Hollanders who reside in Ogden
and the excellent program WAS en-
joyed by all There were several fine
musical numbers. among them being
solo by Prof. Albert L. Farrell The
speakers during the day were Dirk
Koldewyn. G.. P. Denkers, William
Dalebout. Hendrix Boil, j. w. f. Vol
ker and Nicholas Smith, all of whom
spoke on the doctrine of the Mormon
church.
CoAL-Rock Springs. Castle Gate
and Clear Creek. Gillette Coal Co.
l5S West s7th ST. Phones 1914.
Flood Doing Much Oamaee-Waters
from the overflow of City Creek cover
ed the floor of the new Oregon Short
Line depot In Salt Lake, yesterday.
and submerged a part of the railroad
yards. The railroad company is rush
ing In carloads OF rock and dilling It's
property to prevent further damage.
Door yards on West North Temple
street and many cellars are flooded.
Some of the fine residences along the
banks of the stream In City Creek
canyon are still in danger. The water
had not risen perceptibly during the
day, but was increasing last night.
One effect of the rapid melting SHOWS
has been the replenishing of the
great Salt Lake. which Is now higher
than at any other time for fifteen
years.
Rock Springs. Nenmerer. Castle
Cite. Anthracite and Coke. NJ. L
jones Coal Co.
Burglary at Uintah.-Uintah, little
village TO the southeast, was the scene
of n burglary early Sunday morning.
The Japanese section house at that
point was entered by unknown per-
sons and S23 in money, two suits OF
Japanese native clothes. three razors
and two pairs of shoes were taken
There was no clue left TO the identity
of the miscreants, but the sheriff Of
fee, force Immediately TOOK up the
work of searching them out, and re-
suits are expected to develop soon.
1t is suspected that the burglary was
the work of tramps, who infest the
vicinity along the steep grade Of the
U. p, as it is an easy place to catch
passing trains going eastward, which
necessarily have to run slow at that
point.
THAT Good CoaI"-2.o 900 POUNDS 10
a ton. Rock Springs, Clear Creek and
Castle Gate Bamberger ogden Coal
Co. 1921 Washington avenue. Both
phones 1000.
Bedding plants at City Floral Co. =
Suffering from Acute Alcoholism
The tailor, Raplinger, who gave the
officers of the city and county such a
stiff tussle Saturday before he was
landed in the padded cell at the coun-
ty jail, and who became quiet soon
after his Incarceration, again showed
oigns of his athletic propensities yes
terday. During the day he became
violent and II was again necessary to
place him in the padded cell of the in
stitution. 1t Is supposed that the man
is suffering from acute alcoholism
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