The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-11-22

and mat 1t appears TO him that IL is
! a little excessive. The commissioner
IL making an investigation and II is
more than likely that his conclusions
I VII be brought to the attention of the
county commissioners at the next reg
uiar meeting.
| Fine line of fresh candies at Ward
IL DrummS two stores.
Erecting Ice House-The Ogden Ice
company has a force of about % car.
| enters at work erecting an Ice house
al their new pond In the north portion
Of the city. The building is 80 feet
vide. 13i feet long and % feet high.
ihe company Is desiTous OF completing
the structure before the time for the
Ice crop
HOMEMADE Mlncc Meat. Pies
Cakes, Rolls, etc. at Badcon's on the
23rd.
Peery eulldIne-The steel frame
I work for the second floor OF the
reery business block, at hudson ave.
rue and Twenty-lifth street. is 10
place and the strinGors fcc the sec
Old floor are being laid. There has
been considerable delay in getting
steel on the ground for the building.
ATTEND THE WooocRAFT
dance at the Royal, Thanksgiving
eve.
Departs for El Paso-Mrs. P. J..
Basil, who has been in this city for
several weeks, left yesterday after
noon for IJl Paso. Texas. over the Den
yer & Rio Grando line.
coal-If you want the best; if you
want full weight John Farr, phone
q.
Former Resdent-W. r. Scott. as.
Sistant general manager of the
Southern Pacific railroad west OF
Sparks. stopped In Ogden this morn
ing, on his way TO Salt Lake City.
Mr.. Scott Is well known in this city,
as he was formerly superintendent
OF the Salt Lake division of the
Southern Pacific lines with Offices 10
Ogden.
FOR sALE-2,ooo tons standard
coaIe. Soc PorterhoId. Ogden Sewer
Pipe & Clay Co. -
Strong Wind on Loke-There was
strong wind on the lake last night,
reaching at times a velocity OF 30
miles per hour No trouble has been
reported 10 tho Southern Pacific on
cials and IL Is believed that no dam
age was done TO the cutoff trestle OF
iill-in,
BEAUTIFUL HATS FOR $500 and
$500 at FIVE POINTS MllllNERY.-
Visitors from lowa-G. w. Wortz
and wife Of Brooklyn, Iowa, are Welt
Ing In this city at the home OF their
son, l.. E. Vert They viii remain
in Ogden during the holidays.
FRENCH AND WILLOW FLuMes.
Special Discount Sale. Stafford MI
linery Co, 1861 Washington Ave.
formerly 3rd floor WTights)
Shipping Mules-M. NJ. HARRISON
will leave tonight with u carload OF
mules for Huntsville, Ala He will
make the trip by way OF the D. & r.
G.. railroad,
Eddie Myers, race horse man,
who has been In Ogden since the races
left last night for FL Paso. Texas.
where be Will attend the Juurez races
which are scheduled for next week
Licenses to Marry-Marriage H.
censes have been issued 10 Albert
Powell of Marriott and Zlna Taylor of
Fsrr West; Charles W Tolhurst OF
Ogden. and Edith r. Beryessa, of
Huntsville; Alex Engstror of Green
River, Wyoming and Lizzie krichbaum
Of Rock Springs Wyoming; John VIII
liam Gibson and Frances Hannah
Clarke. both of West Weller; George
lven AlVord and Sarah Luella Camp.
bell, both OF North Ogden.
8orn-This morning to the wife of
w. 6. Gragun. a nine pound girl.
Mother and child are doing nicely.
Gone to Enthusiastically Hoyt,
assistant forester In charge OF the
land department OF forest district No
4, has gone 90 Richfleld for a num-
Dor OF days to investigate certain mat
ters in relation TO lands connected
with the national forest reserves In
that section.
Suit for s1,96o.-The Rocky Noun.
tain Stud Farm. through President F.,
w Patrick, has commenced suit
against NJ. s Trouman, John F..
Frasher w. II Leonard. j. p. Brock.
bank aud L. L. Geary 10 recover ST..
$50, alleged 10 be a balance due on
tho c1l1 pf a cnrioln f1y11daIa st,I