The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-12-16

was objected to by the defendant on
the grounds that the tract to be fenced
ls Eooo pasture land and has been
used Dy the defendants for that pur-
pose, Judge Howell has denied the mo
t,oll lor new trial made by the plain
uli, judgment against the plaintiff
having been heretofore rendered.
Mrs. w. L. Worth left this city
Thursday afternoon on the Union Pa
citic for Lincoln, Neb.
Torrid stuff at temperate price
Either phone 1i9
Depart for Reno.-The Beauty
spot Theatrical company LETT this
morning on the Southern Pacific for
Reno Ney" where the next perform.
ance VIII be given
Coal-lf you want the best. If you
want full weight John Farr. phone 27
In the case OF tho State Bank of
Westfield against j. c. LeECctt. the
plaintiff has been granted permission
10 Tile an amended complaint, after
which the defendant Will be given
20 DAYS to answer. The case was set
for hearing today, but the sudden
to strike the case from the setting
on the calendar.
From Idaho Ranch.-Jcssc Richards
returned this morning from his stock
ranch In Idaho, after having spgnt a
number OF days there. looking after
his stock interests. He was accom-
panied home by James NJ. Donehue.
representing the Dunham Livestock
company OF Wayne, Illinois. Mr. Don
ahue will remain In the city for some
time In the interests OF his company
Mr. Richards is also n representative
of the company in the handling OF
pure-bred horses in ogden and yicin
ity.
lie Walker commenced an action In
the civil division of the municipal
court to recover $203 80, alleged to
he due her from Hattie T. Brohm
for goods and merchandise The
plaintiff was given judgment for the
amount prayed for. hut the defendant
appealed 10 the district court, a tran
script of the proceedings OF the low
er court having been filed with the
clerk of the district court today.
Visiting Relatives-Nilss Ethel Ma
thews of this city left via the D &
r. G. for Denver, where she will visit
friends and relatives She expects
TO be absent from the city for several
weeks.
Special Train-A special train on
the d. &c r. G. has been secured by
the ogden Alumni association to carry
the "Erminic" opera company to Pro
vo for the performance of Monday
night, The train VIII leave the Union
depot at { i5 Monday afternoon and
Will leave Provo on the return trip
at 1890 Tuesday morning. 1t is ex-
pected that about $50 persons Will |
mako the trip from this city.
Child to Adopt-At present the la
dies OF the Children's Aid society have !
In their care a little girl for whom
they are seeking a suitable home AS |
the society has been successful in the
past In procuring congenial environ
ments Tor its wards, little trouble Is
anticipated In the present Instance.
hut az yet no parties have made ap-
Dlication for the Childs adoption.
In a recent issue of The Standard |
IT was stated that action had been
brought In the municipal court !
against George Craig by Anton Bood
roolias for the sum of 5000 on a prom. !
issory note This statement of the !
cause of the suit was Incorrect as the |
action was brought on real estate |
c II. Kalbaugh, superintendent OF !
the Gilmore & Plttsburg railroad at |
Salmon. Idaho. has resigned TO go |
into other business. The railroad has |
not yet announced his successor.