The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-14

| TO clear. Freezing weather is expect
ed tonight
A daughter was born 10 Mr.. and
Mrs. John Hall OF ogden at the Kaps-
Vile hospital last week.
$3.50 cash buys ton OF Best Rock
Springs on the market Phone p,
John Torr
A. F.. Mckenzie. of Denver. repre-
sonung the National Syrup company
OF ST. Joe, Mo. and one of the crack
shots of the intcrmountain region. Is
In Ogden on a regular business trip.
Sharpen Your Lawn Mower-That
poor old lown mower-where is TT
Dig II out and telephone L. H. Becraft
the Repair Msn-we viii call for and
deliver 1t.
State Senator and Mrs Rudolph
Kuchler returned last evening from
Phoenix. Arizonn, where they have
been spending the winter
Kodak finishing. Tripp. $40 26th
street
w. +. Talbot. known from coast as
Lord Talbot and representing New
York hat manufacturer. is calling OH
the local trade.
Wanted-A High school student or
graduate 10 learn tho Drug Business,
cuIey Drug Co.
Carl Gebhardt. a mining contractor
of Park CITY is IN Ogden conferrinS
on mining matters with his cousin. H.
C. Wood. the well-known livestock
owner
Major II P. Myton of Salt Lake Is
in ogden on business for d few days
Snow on Trains-Passenge coaches
on trains from the north this morn
ing were pretty we'll coyercd with
snow, and trainmen report a heavy
fall OF the beautiful all along the Ore
son Short Line from Cache Junction
north 10 Pocatello, Blaclaoot and
Butte. The weather in that territory
is also frield and wave OF genuine
winter weather has DELAYED the move
mcnt OF trains and temporarily inter
fered with both freight and passenger
traffic.
In Forest Serviee-A. W. Jensen OF
Ephraim. Utah. has been given a po-
siuon In the law department Of the
! forest service here. He assumed his
| duties this morning. Mr.. Jensen is
a prominent business man and lawyer
OF San Pete county
Prisoners at Work-For the first
time lin the last few weeks the In
| mates of the city jail were taken out
t TO work today, under the guard OF
| Robert Paine There were twelve OF
| the fellows. and some of them went
TO work with considerable reluctaacy.
They we're put TO work in the city
cemetery.
! Ordered Brought Into Court,-JudGe
Murphy this morning ordered that the
officers find Ebile Edsenga and bring
| him into court 20 answer the charge
Of disturbing the peace. EbiIe was
In court yesterday but his case was
continued until today and he was re-
Quested TO appear. without bonds bur
when his name was called by Clerk
Fulton this morning he did not an.
swer.
A NJ, Thomas. a business man Of
Provo, spent yesterday in ogden. Mr..
Thomas states that the officers OF the
law are having serious time With
liquor sellers In Provo.
r. f. Russell and wife of Fvans,on
arrived on the morning train and are
quartered at the Reed for a few days.
G. II. Snow came up from Salt Lake
this morning and will remain until
Saturday.
J. O. McAllister and wife OF Denver
arc In the city for a few DAYS and
are quartercd az the Reed.
To Clear TItle.-Wmlam D. Bios
ser has brought suit in the district
court against Jennie NJ King Terry
w. T. Terry. II. II. Henderson. ad
ministrator of the estate Of Elvin ]
Newkirk, deceased. and Nellie New
Kirk to clear the title To a certain
piece Of property in which the defend
: ants claim an interest
Frost is Feored-Ogden peopIe vere
shivering with the cold this morning
the ladies donn,Dg heavier cloaks and
some of tho men wearing ovsrcoats
and yet the thermometer did not reg
lister temperature lower than 8!
4 degrees above freezing Manager Der
rig OF the Pioneer Fruit compan,
states that reports from the outsid,
fruit districts are that no damage ha.
been done the fruit. the temperatnr,
not reaching the freezing point II
: ! any locality. He states. though. tha
the weather forecast comes true