The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-29

ALL OAlb4 STAT
7 conductors OF the Salt Lake G Ogden
! which will be operated by electricity
after the middle fnext month. II is
understood there are already about
200 applications for positions and the
now superintendent expects TO meet
each man personally and closely
question him as TO his qualifications
for the position applied for.
]. A. ShIpman and a. l.. Combs.
representing literary departments OF
| McClure's magazine, arrived from the
west this morning and this afternoon
| left for Salt Lake TO spcnG fow
days before returning east Both
| gentlemen have been doing the moro
| prominent mining camps or Nevada
during the last six weeks and later
| on their views OF conditions and their
opinions will be given To readers OF
| that well-known magazine.
Nick Frauden and wife of Richmond,
Utah. are spending a few days with
/ friends in Ogden
Mrs. D. V. Bell of Lakeside Is in the
city today shopping and laying in
supply of edIbles for the summer
! months.
c. A. and f. A. Woodward of Tre-
moDton. Idaho, are In town for few
days on business
A C. Wallender OF Nontello is In
the city on business and reports that
railroad terminal as growing and pros.
pering.
b. ]. Settle and wife of Salt Lake
are visiting friends In Ogden and viii
remain during the balance OF the
week.
J. G. Freeman OF Memphis, C. L.
Edwards of Portland. r +. Pollard of
st. Louis. A. D. Bowers OF Dubuque.
and C f. Showers OF Des Molnes. ar.
rived on the morning train and are
registered at local hotels.
Every hotel and the more prom
iuent apartment houses OF the city
are filled with guests at present
Maurice Guheen. until recently gu.
rcrintendent of the land division of
the Illinois Central system arrived
from the east and, after spending
few days In this section of Utah, Will
continue on to San Francisco. where
be has accepted responsible position
With General Superintendent Young
OF the Southern Pacific.
Mrs. r. H. Porter wife OF the as.
sisiant accountant of the Utah di,
vision of the Union Pacific, left this
morning for Council Bluffs to spend
a month with relatives there.
Engineer George Maitland of the
Utah division left for an Inspection OF
track conditions between ogden and
Rawlins. He Will be absent a week Or
more on the trip.
II is learned that a party Of I'M
portant operating officials of the
Pullman Car company will leave Chi
cGgo Monday next for an extended
trip OF inspection of western railroad
systems They VIII inspect Pullman
interests on the Hartman lines. the
Rio Grande system and spend oonsid-
cradle time In Colorado, Utah and tho
coast states.
First Church Of Christ. Scientist
Holds service at IL IA, IN. In the new
Masonic Temple. Washington avenue,
between Twenty~nfth and Twenty
sixth streets Subject. "EverlaSt-
ing Punishment" Sunday school at
9:45 a. IN Wednesday evening testl-
monial meetings are held at p m.
The public Is cordially invited 10 at
tend these services. Free reading
rooms are open dails except Sundays
and holidays, from 70 p. m. In
First National Bank building. rooms
511 and 512.
A session of the Juvenile court will
be held in the commissioners room
at the court house this afternoon by
Judge Gunnell
Successful Exhibit-The art exhibit
given BY the ladies of the Child Cul-
tare club In the Carnegie library au-
ditorium, which opened yesterday aft
crnoon. is one OF the most successful
exhibits given In ogden in a number
of months. The display which has
been gathered by the ladies OF the So
c.ety in the city has been attractive
ly arranged and catalogued and is well
worth ones visit Pleasing musical
programs for rendition during the aft
ernoon and evening have been ar
ranged
Had a Battle Royal-A fietlcuff ar
gument this afternoon between n
youthful American and a vigorous Jap
drew a large crowd In front OF the
European hotel on Twentg-fifth street,
and, amid the plaudlts Of those pres
ent. the Yankee boy administered a
sound threshing TO the son of Nippon.
Both disappeared In time to escape
arrest.
Philip s. Brown. business man
Of Indianapolis. is In the city. on busi-
ness and will remhn indefinitely.
Superintendent w. NJ yIeffers of
tho Utah Division Of the Union Paci-
flc will arrive in ogden tomorrow
morning from Omaha. where he has
been to attend u reception and ban
quet rendered former General Super,
intendent w. L. Park