The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-12-10
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Quotations received twice daily on
Salt Lake stock ogden Stock EX-
change Fourth floor First National
Bank Building Bell Phone 400
Judge Howell attended to court mat
ters In Salt Lake during the fore
noon, returning to Ogden to hold court
this afternoon
Millinery sale-My entire stock of
trimmed hats one-halG price n. l..
Spurgeon Millinery Co, 2372 Wash
ington avenue.
Complaints Against Jacobson-Two
complaints have been filed against J.
jacobson, the Wall avenue junk deal
er. by City Recorder Carl Allison.
One OF these charges Jacobson with
purchasing junk without n city H.
cense and the other with running a
junk business without keeping rec
ord OF his purchases. as is required
by city ordinance. The cases
against Jacobson are the result Of
the police discovering that Jacobson
had purchased copper stolen from
the Bamberger Railroad company The
time of Jacobson'S preliminary hear
Ing has not been set
All Trimmed Hats at half price and
less. Stafford Millinery Co 1867
Washington avenue. Formerly Srd
floor Wrights.
Sugar FactoY-The local sugar fac
tory of the Amalgamated Sugar COM
pany will be closed down on next
Tuesday, when the work of the sea
son viii be completed. The present
season has been fairly successful, and
a complete summary of the years
business Will be made public within
a few days.
For Sale-A retail meat market in
Salt Lake City with an old established
family trade and in good locality.
Reasonable rent A splendid propOsi-
ton for a man wlth a little capital.
For Information address Box 706, Og-
den,
From Lewiston - Joseph Quincy,
general manager OF the Lewiston Su-
gar company OF Lewiston, Utah, was
in Ogden today and transacted bust
ness with Manager Rolapp of the
Amalgamated company
SCALES TESTED by an expert and
are in first-class condition. The
Coal for sale only by Shurtlin and
Company. Phones, IS. Yard 2O4l
Washington Avenue.
The Flint Estate-In the matter OF
the estate OF Richard Flint. Ruth F.
Schopp. Althea Goddard and Martha
] Crandall, children OF the deceased,
have petitIoned the district court to
appoint James Pingree administrator
The widow heretofore also petltioned
the court 10 appoint Mr Plngree ad-
ministrator, but some of the heirs OBJ
jected to the appointment on the
ground that Mrs Flint, having been a
Joint owner in the property of the
estate could not. under the law. select
the administrator The matter VIII
be tnken up by the court in a short
time.
The moving pictures on Passion
Play al the Weber Academy last night
we're fine and 1t was well attended
Again tonight, admission 10 and 2O
cents
Dr.. G. L. Browning OF this city VIII
leave tomorrow morning for trip
10 Paris, France. DR. Browning VIII
spend several days in Chicago on his
way east, He will be absent from
Ogden for about two months and will
ylsit a number OF European countries
before his return The trip viii be
made purely for the pleasure of trav
cling
The downpour OF rain today has In
terferred materially with building op
crations, but the farmers are re1oic
ing
Close Guess-C. E. Fisher, the MadI
son avenue and Twenty-fourth stree
grocer guessed the population of oe
den to be 25,50O, missing the actua
count by only so.
Cold In idwsho-George Oxman.
stone cutter, has just come down lrot
Salmon city, Idaho. and he says IN
snow was 1s inches deep there thre
days ago and that the thermomete
registered 7 degrees below zero
His Guess 25,564-Chief Deput
County Clerk John V Bluth has mad
close guess on the population
Ogden city and Weber county. mis-
Ing the count on the city only siXtee
and on the county only seventeen
his guess on the county population b
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