The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-10-22
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EXCURSION to Salt Lake via ORE
| ECON SHORT LINE, Sunday. oct %
Round trip rate s1O0 Tickets goot
on all trains including FORTY-FIVF
! MINUTE FLYERS. City Office PSI
Washington Ave.
Southern Pacific Rooms-The Office
rooms at the Union depot. recently
vacated by the Union Pacific divis
lonal offices, are now being renovated
and viii be put in shape for the use
of the Southern Pacific officials IL
IS probable that within the next ten
days number of changes In the
Southern Pacific Offices will be made.
giving each department more floor
space.
Roller skating at Auditorium rink,
every afternoon and evening. Music
by the Wurltzer Military band. Ad,
mission at all sessions. 10 cents.
skates Is cents extra. -
Only One orunk-Only one prison
or faced Police Judge Murphy this
morning on charge OF drunkenness
and he declined 10 plead guilty to
the oIeDse The man. j. l.. Lazo.
WAS arrested last night on charge
OF being unlawfully drunk. but stat.
ed this morning that he had not
reached the Illegal stage in his bat"
when arrested The case was con
tinucd and Lazo placed under a bond
OF IS.
EXCURSION to Salt Lake via ORE
ECON SHORT LINE, Sunday, Oct. %
trf, -
on all trains including FORTY-FIVE
MINUTE FLYERS City Office 25lI
Washington Ave. e.
Case ContInued-The case of John
Phillips, charged with resisting an Of
ticer, was continued in police court
this morning, as the complaining wit
ness was not present The Phillips
case was disposed of in a similar man
ner yesterday
Apprentice wanted at The Princess
Millinery Co. 2374 Wash Ave.
Lumber Companys Judement-In
the civil division oi the district court
this morning, In the case OF the Ec-
cles Lumber company against the Syl-
van Park Amusement company, on
motion of the attorneys for the plain
tiffs. an attachment heretofore issued
was dissolved and the plaintiff offered
proof In support of its claim for $500,
to be due on lumber account.
After henrlng The testimony. the court
rendered decision In favor of the
plaintiff for SlG0. interest and costs.
Get your Union Pacific and Oregon
Short Line tickets at the office in the
Opera House Block. Don't force your
se'f to stand in line at the Depot.
Early Water AppripriatIon-In the
filing of a claim 10 certain water
rights in the Mound Fort Irrigation
association by Vivian z. Hatch. Dora
i, Holther and Bertha Harris. the
early appropriation Of water In this
section was disclosed. The claim for
the water rights in question states
that water was appropriated by the
parles from Ogden river through a
swalc in MIL Creek in the spring of
1888. The parties are asking that
they be recognized with other claim
ants TO the waters OF the Ogden river
thus appropriated, they setting up
that their names had been omitted
when the question was heretofore ad-
tudicated.
Hot and cold specials at Ward &
Drumm's, Two fountains. :
Allowance Asked For-Iu the mat.
ter Of the estate and guardianship of
Herbert w. Hinley and two other
minor children, Mrs Emma ]. Hlnley.
guardian and mother OF the children.
has petitloncd the district court for
an allowance from the estate of $45
a month Tor the support OF the chill
dren.
SEVEN HEAD young stock cattle,
team, harness and wagon. Sll 10th.
10-22-1wk
Only a Toy aelloon-A paper bal
loon, sent up by Gus Wright OF the
Wright Brothers Clothing company.
caused a number OF wild rumors TO
be circulated on the streets this az
ternoon. TIE gas bag. which in fact
was about ten feet in height. was In
creased TO the proportions of Well
mans dirigible and Il was stated that
the balloon had struck against a
mountain just north OF the city and
all on board slaughtered
$500 trimmed hats. special line.
great value Tor the money. Stafford
Millinery Co, 1867 Washington Ave.
(Formerly 3rd 1oor WrightsD -
City Physician Returns-Dr. Anna
Refs. city physician. returned this
afternoon from Chicago. where she
completed a special course OF study In
the Illinois School OF Electro Tbnra.
peutlcs. She left the city during tho
summer and states that she onJoyed
her vacation. even though Il was not
spent altogether in recreation
Lewis Good Coal has burned its
way TO the front Phones li9. e.
4 musical concert win be given in
Stolnway hall. next Thursday night
In which Professor l. w Ford. violin.
ist. Carrie Browning pianist. Helen
Nelson. vocalist. Lillian Wright. piap.
ist. and s. F. Klmoall will take part.
CoAI.-Rocky Mt Lump. s475. ex-
ccllcut for furnace. Phone - John
Farr.
Temporary Alimony-In tho prcn.
mlnary hearing this morning In tho
divorce case OF Sarah Annette Hud-
son agninst John Hudson. heretofore
commenced IN tho district court tho
Judge ordered that defendant paw so
a month temporary ailmouy Tor tho
thrc-s minor children and ga ,t,,.