The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-02-04
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to certain real estate In Weber county,
o. j. Stilwell has begun an action
, in the District court against NJ T.
Hashell. Mr.. Stllwell asks the court TO
pass upon the matter and to deny the
claims of the defendant to an interest
in the property.
The daintiest OF pastry chat Is pas
try at Charles Cafeteria. 227G Wash
Sues TO Collect Note-A past due
| Dromissory note note Tor $4,000 is the
basis Of an action begun in the Dis
trict court yesterday by Joseph Bark
er against T. j, Lewis. Barker says
that the note was made in his favor
November 13. 1909. and that no part
of 1t has been paid by Lewis although
a demand for the liquidation of the
debt has been made. He asks the
the court to award him judgment for
the full amount of the note with in
terest since maturity and 500 attor-
ncys fees
Send In Your Items sarly-All com
munications Tor the society edItrcss
must be sent in before To- 80 on Sat.
urday TO insure appearance in the
| Saturday evening paper. II Is the re,
quest of this department that az
many communications as possible be
submitted Friday afternoon before
| six O'Clock.
Wants Money for Oefenee-Mrs
Nellie NJ Neal has filed an affidavit
I'm the District court asking that her
divorced husband James w. Neal be
required 10 pay $50 into court for the
purpose OF employing legal counsel TO
defend her interests In the rehearing
Of the divorce action passed upon in
the District court several months ago
Neal recently asked the court TO re.
open the case and allow him to inter
pose a defense. which he says was
impossible at the time the divorce
was granted as he was out of the
state. Mrs Neal says that she is un.
able to employ an attorney for the
hearing and insists TINT the court re-
quire Neal to pay her attorneys fees.
WANTED-Clean white rags at the
Standard.
For Sale heating stoves. INQUIRE
for Mr.. Poulter. basement Standard
off1co
For the third time this season, the
basketball team OF the State School
for the Deaf met defeat at the hands
of the Weber Academy team at the
latter's gymnasium last night The
victory was won by the decisive score
OF 40 to IL The deaf boys played a
strong game during the FIRST half
which closed with A score of II to IL
IN the academys favor. A large
crowd gathered at the gymnasium TO
witness the contest. and the game
was hard fought throughout
Kemmerer Coal guaranteed tho bes
Sold only by NJ. l.. Jones Coal Co.. Ino
lao, Bell ASK,
Call Allen, phones %. for carriages
for funerals and operas. Private calls
c specially. Also prompt delivery OF
baggage. 412 25th.
The funeral of Harvey, the eighteen
months-old son of Mr and Mrs Robert
X. lillian, viii be held Saturday at
2 p. m. at the family residence, 2917
Wall avenue, Rev. G. w. McCreery
officiating The body may be viewed
between the hours of 10 and on the
day of the funeral. Intcrment Will be
In the City cemetery.
STORAGE ut reasonable rates. in
good brick building. II you need any
room. consult John Scewcroft s; Soas
Company.
Called by Death-Miss Holene Dun
ston left Wednesday for her home In
Michigan. being suddenly called on
account of the death of her mother
Big dance Saturday evening at the
Congress. Gentlemen soc. ladies
free. :
Coyote eounty-Bounty was paid at
the clerks office today on one coyote
Pelt.
Real Estate Tranefer-By warranty
deed, Joseph H. Myers conveyed TO
w II. Beapdoin, lots 9. 10. IL, IL, 13
and IA, block 2. In ]. II Myers sub
division TO Ogden city. Consideration
$1.sOO.
Deer In Ogden canyon-Deputy
state Fish and Game Warden Van der
Vlies states that there Is a beautiful
herd OF deer now ranging near Ogden
river. a short distance above the
Lewis place. and that the animals are
so tame lnaJ pSople puSSiuk dl Isd-
sonably short distance do not frighten
them. The workmen along the Rapid
Transit track say they see the deer
nearly every day grazing near the
river.
Low Temperature-Whi the sun
has been shining brightly all day In
Ogden. the temperature has been
nearly as low as on any other day Of
the winter season. The mercury
dropped TO within ten degrees OF zero
this morning. and it has not reached
anything near the thawing point dur
Ing the day.
Effects Of Storm on the lake-Pas-
sengers over the Ogden-Lucin cutoff
state that seven miles of the north
track on the Rambo "fill'' wss washed
ont by the storm OF "Wednesday. and
for 100 feet near the approach TO the
trestle. the entire embankment was
destroyed. but tho gap was quicqly
closed by the work trains when the
e,orrn ahatod There Is a work train