The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-21
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Shipment Of csttle-Forty-ninc cars
OF fine beef cattle from Kelton and
adjacent points were sent cast this
morning over the Union Pacific and
VIII be fed in transit during the next
ten days.
Cod in ldaho.-D. NJ. Newton. trav-
cling passenger agent Of the Hartman
lines, returned from business trip
through Idaho this morning and re-
ports a cold wave covering tho Gem
state during the past two days,
Pay Checks Frday-Tho Southern
Pacific pay checks. due in this city
today, will not arrive until Friday
morning and employees viii thcn re-
ceiye their currency Several hun
dred men employed In Improvement
work here. will be paid of tomorrow
morning by Cashier McGaw In Engi-
neer Campbel's Office.
II Lee Harding OF the Hood River
country in Oregon. Is among late ar
rivals in the city
o. G. Hemmingway. prominent
business man OF Salt Lake. is In the
city. looking after his new business
location in the Broom hotel building
Death Of Brother-C. D Simpson,
a brakeman on the Rio Grande rail-
way has received word OF the death
of his brother. which occurred at Min
neapolis Yesterday The brother died
OF Brights disease after long suffer
I Ing. He was56 years old Mr.. and
+ Mrs Simpson had Just returned from
1 a pleasure trip to California when the
sad news of the brothers death was
dispatched to them.
The appraisers of The estate of
Crayton NJ. Lcedom. deceased have
filed their report, appraising tho
property OF the deceased at 12.06l 80.
which includes the Falstaf cafe and
the personal and real property of the
deceased.
An abstract Of judgment from the
municipal court was filed in tie dig
trict court today in the case OF the
l. F1orman Mercantile agency against
IT, c. Morris for the sum of S176.16.
together with $3.50 costs
Selling Liquor in Canyon-The case
OF the State of Utah against Dell Mad
son. lessee and manager of the Her
mltage resort In Ogden canyon. charg-
ed with the sale OF intoXlcantS at
that place last Sunday afternoon,
came on for hearing before Judge Muir
ply IL the municipal court this morn
Ing. At the request OF counsel for
the defendant, poStponement was
granted until tomorrow. The COM
plainant in the action is Deputy Sher-
III John Murphy.
Distribution of Estate.-A petition
for summary administration and dis
trbution OF the estate Of Raphael s.
Grange. deceased. was filed In the pro-
bate division OF the district court this
afternoon by Carl C. Rasmussen. the
administrator The estate gives to
ed each s560.50 Accompanying the
above petition is one from Tryphe-
ma Grange asking for the appointment
of o, A. Parmlcy as guardian of her
son. Raphael r. Grange. aged Z years,
and whose share In the above estate
is s560.50.
Dragged by Switch Enoine-Bert
DalIer. a stationary engineer, fell on
the tracks in front Of the Union de,
pot this afternoon and was caught
by a switch engine and dragged some
distance before the engineer could be
signaled to stop. People ON the plat
form expected TO see the man ground
to pieces. but were agreeably sur;
prlsed when the injury was found to
be but slight.
Strange FelIoW-After following
the trail Of the man who created q.
slight sensation In the southeastern
part OF the city yesterday afternoon
by acting strangely, until darkness
came over the mountain side, the Off
GERS abandoned the search. When
last seen the man was making his
way In an eastcrly direction among
the rocks and cliffs on the mountain.
Immediately east of Thirty-iirst
street. 1t is surmised the follow
passed the night in the cliffs and this
morning made his way into Weber
canyon. No further search has been
made and nothing further has been
heard from the people living in the
neishborhood. of the cScapadc. 1t Is
thought that tho man is either slight
" demcnted. or that he Is tramp
trying to get out OF the city without
BerSlng a term in the city jail for
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