The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-28

THE DAILY STAND,
T. A Shreeve and Bishop Jacobs, and
music was furnished by Miss Maud
lindsay and Mrs. Mary Hohson In.
torment took place In tho Ogden CITY
cemetery
In the estate of Hiram Cannon. dc.
ceased, a petition for the summary
distribution of the estate, which is
valued at $500, has been filed In tho
probate division of the district court
Young Mans Ocsth-Ernest ]. Dan
iels. aged "a years. died at the Ogden
general hospital this morning. He had
been operated on for appendicitis. HIS
parents and two brothers and three
sisters live at North Ogden, where he
had been employed as engineer and
machinist In the canning factory
c. R. Dana Is building a $1,000 resi-
dence on Seventeenth street, between
Grant and Lincoln avenues
Smallpox on nty-fifth-Another
case of smallpox was discovered in the
city this morning. the victim being
Thomas Burnett, who resides at a
rOoming house on Twenty-fifth street.
between Lincoln and Wall avenues. 1t
was thought yesterday that Mr.. Bur
nett was suffering of an attack OF Ger
man measles. but DR. Ries diagnosed
IL as smallpox The patient has been
sent TO the pesthousc. and the place
where he was taken down with the
disease has been thoroughly fumni,
gated and dlsinfected. There are now
three cases of smallpox In the city.
two at the pest house, the other at
private residence,
Woodmen Of the World.-Local
Woodmen of the world have prepar-
ed an interesting program OF eXer-
ciseS and Will entertain a large con
course OF fraternity people at their
hall on the corner OF Washington
avenue and Twenty-fourth street To-
night
Storm on the Lake.-A heavy wind
storm over the lake today sent the
waves rolling over portions of the
great Southern Pacific cutoff. but no
material damage was reported and
train service over the cutoff was not
materially interrupted.
New 5ungaLcws-Harry Wright has
had Architect Graves direct the build
ing OF two bungalows near the cor.
ner of Washington avenue and Thirty
second street
New Aceountant-F. P Herfort has
been transferred from the Nebraska
division of the Union Pacific to Og'
den to assume the duties of account
ant on the Utah division. vice w, r
James. resigned. The latter will re-
main in Ogden and engage in other
pursuits
Dipping Sheep North,-Three heavy
trainloads of sheep from southern
Utah points were sent north this
morning to summer grazing fields In
Idaho and along the Oregon Short
Line system.
Wind Stops TeleeraphIc Service
A heavy wind storm last night and
this morning seriously interrupted tel
egraph service between Salt Lake
Thistle and other points on the Rio
Grande system.
Former General Auditor.-Erastus
Young. formerly general auditor OF
the different railroads comprising the
Hartman system, arrived from the
east this morning and will spend a
week or tea days with old friends ia
this section OF Utah, Mr. Young was
connected with the Union Pacific,
Southern Pacific and Oregon Shor
Line for more than third Of cen.
tury and was retired last January
with handsome pension Aside from
this pension. as recognition of his
services as general auditor, Mr..
Young owns a nice healthy block of
Union Pacific preferred stock. from
which he Is drawing largo dividends
street In the way of regular In
come.
Series Of Sermons.-Rey G. w Nc
Creery, pastor Of the First Methodist
church. will preach a series
of sermons at the evening services
during the month of May on topics
chosen from the first chapters of the
Book OF Genesis. The aim OF the ser
les is to set forth the lessons that are
there taught, Efforts have been made
BY some thinkers TO discredit the
writings in this book and some have
doubts as TO the truth contained there
in. Mr.. McCreery Will discuss. THE
Creation" The Fall" Gain and
Abel" and THE Flood An invita-
ton Is extended TO all, especially
those who may question the lnsplra-
ton of the Old Testament and doubt
It's value.
Decree Of Divoree.-An interlocu-
tory decree Of divorce was granted
by Judge Howell in the district court
to Christine Helander against Chas
V. Helander. The couple were mar
ried in ogden, November %. 1905.
The defendant was charged with non
support .,
From Phoebe, Nevada.-E. Kahn,
former resident OF Ogden, but now of
Phoebe. Nevada. is in the city visit
Ing relatives and friends Mr.. Kahn
states that the prospects for Pioche's
future are bright, but that at the
present time business is practically at
a standstill. due to the fact that the
branch line OF the San Pedro to the
city has not been rebuilt since the
recent washout Mr Kahn is In the
business In the famous old
camp.
Called to San Frsncisco-Assistant
gucInaor q CamDbell In charge