The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-02-11

of Basil Spiers against Rudolph Van
derveen. The litigation is the result
of issues involved in the transfer or
lots l. and 3, block 35, South Og-
den Plat A.
To Quiet TitIe.-The answer OF de-
fendant was filed this morning in the
case of Lucretia May Cooiey and Jos.
H. Smith, as administrators or the
estate Of the late Elizabeth Hawkins,
against Charles H. Wright. The suit
is brought to quiet title to certain val
liable realty in Ogden City.
Water Suit Resumed.-The case OF
the North Ogden Irrigation company
was resumed In the district court this
morning and will probably be conclud-
ed, without further interruption, Ill d
few days.
CITY We. Seitz.-The next criminal
case to receive attention IN the dis-
trict court will be that OF the City or
Ogden against Joseph Seltz, who is
charged with assault and battery, and
the case was appealed from the mu-
nicipal court.
Case Set for March '8.-The case or
the State Of Utah against r K. Bram-
lett, B. j. Mcclure and John K Gar
rett, charged with the robbery OF
Frank Goff, is set for March 8, and
the accused men will be arraigned TO
plead on new information filed against
them by District Attorney Harris.
Many Documents FlIed-Documcnt
galore were filed this morning in the
of Iowa against j. Z. Gasberg. The
Issues involved have been in litigation
for some time.
New Superintendent-J. c. DALEY,
the new superintendent of the Utah
division of the Rio Grande system, ac-
ager Martin. spent part of Wednesday
getting acquainted with Ogden officials
and inspecting local property Of the
company. Former Superintendent
Stenger has been rendered and will
probably accept an important position
with the Utah Copper company.
Excursions East-Passenge Traffic
Il
ern Pacific system has announced spe.
cial excursion rates from Colorado TO
eastern points. over the southern and
Union Pacific roads, during the COM
ing summer The dates will be be-
tween May Is and September Is, and
tickets will also be sold to various
points where important conventions /
are TO be held.
New AutomobIIes-A carload of new
automobiles arrived from the East this
morning for local firm, in one Of the
new Union Pacific cars recently con-
structed for automobile transportation.
The cars open out at each end and the
machines are slid down on skids with
out delay or trouble, The machines
received this morning constitute the |
advance shipment of fifty new automo- |
oiles ordered by an Ogden house,
Storms Were Severe-W. T Canady. |
chief of the secret service department |
Of the Union Pacific system. arrived /
from the east on delayed No. 3,
afternoon, and says the re-
cent storm in Nebraska and eastern
was the worst experienced
referred to for two or three
days, and had the snow been lighter
and finer, blockades would have tied
up trains on all roads centering at
Omaha.
Held to District Courl.-The pre-.
iminary hearing OF the charge or
in the third degree charged
against DorastIs Roger and Franklin
,tine Mickalic, two AustIians. who
we're accused by Mrs. Ida Peterson
With having entered her house on
Twelfth street and stolen her hus.
oand's pants. was held this morning
before the municipal Judge. The court
decided that enough evidence OF guilt
had been introduced to Justify holding
he defendants to the district court
ind they were accordingly bound over,
bail being fixed at $500 each.