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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-25
BANKERS IN
THE SCANDAL
They Are Ordered to
Appear Before the
GranI Jury

Pittsburc. March 25.--Twenty-fivo
former and present members OF the
city councils Of this city were lndlct-
ed by the grand jury today.
Immediately upon handling down
the first twenty-five indictments, the
grand jury reported six additional
true bills against former councilmen.
making a total of thirty-one indicL'
Dents
A grand jury presentmont. repletc
with scandal. was handed down toda%
by the nineteen grand jurors compris-
ing the graft investigation body The
sensational story. giving the inside
facts OF corruption in the selection
OF city repositories in 1908. was the
burden Of the presentment-
The grand jury made formal de
mands 10 be returned next Monday
upon the directors OF six city de
positorles for information as TO what
they had done and are doing toward
ferretine out the extent of bribery
operations carried on In Investigations
In connection with the councilmanic
graft cases. The grand jury also de-
nanded whatever knowledge they
have OF implications In their respect
i've institutions and orders the return
OF city deposits The presentment
states that the investigation is not
complete and every effort VIII be
made 10 bring out the whole truth
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-25
DO I Il LEGS
ARE CUT
OFF

While attempting TO step ont OF th.
way, after coupling the air hose be
tween two cars of freight train at
Echo, at 10 o'clock this morning, Fred
w Williams. brakeman, caught his
foot In n frog of the rails and the
wheels OF the car passed over both
legs. almost completely seYcring them.
The injured man was brought to tho
OGden General hospital. wherc the
amputation Of both feet above the
ankles took place.
Williams had stepped between the
two cars to couple the air hose. and
that while doing so the train started.
In attempting TO jump out OF the way
Williams foot caught in the frog OF Il
switch over which the car was stand
ing and he was thrown helplessly
across tho track.
Williams is young man and has
been In the service Of the company
Tor some time. He has wife and
mother residing at CoalvIlle. 1t Is
stated that he Will probably survive
the shock OF tho accident
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-25

the earth. The only damage done
says County Road Commissioner John
Childs, was in the breaking down of
couple Of electric poles OF the Utah
Light G. Railway COMPANY
Former Ogden te to Arrlvc-W. r.
Scott, assistant gcnral manager OF
the Southern Pacific system, will ar
rive In Ogden from the west this aft
ernoon Mr. Scott's destination could
not be learned. IL Is thought he is
making trip of inspection over the
Ogden route for the purpose OF inves-
tlgation of the recent washout condi.
tlons on the Salt Lake division.
w. F. Herrin. chief counsel of the
Southern Pacific company and the
big political boss Of California, oc-
cupylng private car Wildwood. passed
through Ogden this morning enroutc
TO New York.
Sentenced TO 80 Oays-E. F.. Chase,
an old man. was arraigned before the
municipal Judge this morning on the
charge Of vagrancy. He pleaded not
guilty and was very indicative 10.
ward the officers when he was placed
upon the witness stand TO testify ia
his own behalf The court sentenced
him to imprisonment in the city Jail
for 90 DAYS
Western Pacific Uses S, P. Track
BY using ffty-f1ye miles OF the South,
ern Pacific company's track between
Beowawe and -Elko. In Nevada. the
Western Pacific Railroad company
has commenced tho operation of
through freight trains between Salt
Lako City and San Francisco. The
first trains will leave terminals today.
according to information received In
Ogden railroad circles.
Real Estate Transfcrs-Thc follow
ing real estate transfers were filed
for record with the cccnty recorder
today: James r. Mogan to Lorenzo
Jackson lots "a and %. block .. East
Park Addition. consideration SOB;
Olof Anderson to Gotfrcd Anderson,
part of section II, township g. north
range ! west. consideration s225
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-25
HAVE STATISTICS ABOUT
INDIAN WAR VETERANS

The commissioners who have been
gathering statistics as TO residents
OF this state who participated In some
manner IN the Indian wars have com.
pleted their work and filed their re-
port with Gov. William Spry. The
report shows that 2.563 persons who
participated in some manner in the
war against the Indians In the early
history OF Utah were registered by
the commission. OF this number,
143S took part in expeditions against
the redskins. II wore participants for
n brief period. 1855 were members
of the home guard during the war.
This makes a total OF 2 500. and the
remainder is made up OF nine persons
who fought In that part of the terri
tory which is now included In the
state OF Idaho, and forty-seven were
members of the home guard In that
territory,
The commissioners have been hold.
ing sessions for ten months and have
visited all except three counties in
the state, but the meetings were held
at convenient points, where the resi-
dents of these three counties could
attend and register. Z. A. Wedgwood.
j. NJ Westwood. NJ. l.. Pratt and j H.
Arthur comprise tho commission
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-25
BAMbERGER FOR
NEW TELEPHONE

President Bambcrger OF the Salt
Lake 6 Ogden railway company, was
in the city today looking after busl-
ness interests He states that his
depot on Lincoln avenue and Twenty
fifth street will be remodeled and
made a modern passenger depot, and
he expects it to he completed within
the next thirty DAYS. Mr.. Bamber-
ger also states that his road Will be
operated by means of electricity by
May 1. of this year
When asked whether he was in
tcrested in the Davis county inde-
pendent telephone line. now proposed
u be installed In this city. he said
that he was not, except that he Is a
small stockholder In the company and
tnat the movement had his sympathy
He further stated that IL Is mistake
10 think he is back OF the movement
10 get a franchise for the operation Of
the system In Ogden
I think. though" he said. that II
would be a good thing for the Ogden
people to permit the Davis county tel
ephone system to be operated In the
city and get into closer touch with
the business people of Davis county.
Every business man aud large num-
ber OF farmers of Davis county use
the Davis county telephone. and 1t is
the best means OF getting In touch
with the people there Salt Lake Is
re. In touch with Davis county and IT
seems that Ogden ought to be. Tho
stock OF the new company is owned
by the taxpayers of Davis county"
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-25

rooms. leaving no nook OF Granny uu-
touched which might be the hiding
place of valuables.
Entrance had been gained by using
pass keys 10 open the back door on
tho ground floor. and the work of the
providers indicated that they we're the
same experts whose depredatlons have
been puzzling the department for the
last month. Jewelry, consisting OF
stick pins. rings. breastpiDs, %at,hee.
chains, all OF which were gold, silver
ware, opera glasses and many other
articles Of value were taken.
The police authorities believe that
these arc the same burglars who. on
the night of March II. entered the
J Shapiro residence. 151 South Sew
enth East street, and stole loot
amounting to sos, who on March 20
entered the homo of John ]. Wallace
OF tl4 East Fourth South street and
carried away property amounting to
500: who On Wednesday night ran
sacked the homes of T. o. Johnson
and T o. Morris, Pol East Second
South street. and escaped with plum
der amounting TO $500,
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-25
7 II | N K s HE
is B E | N G
PURSUED

In rather stormy frame Of mind,
Fat Walsh presented himself to the
officers of the police station this
morning and advised them that he
desired to be taken care Of. and yet.
he rather reluctantly preceded an Of
1icer 10 a cell on the north side of
the jail, up stairs.
Il don't want TO make YOU any
trouble" ho said, after lighting his
pipe. but | must get away from the
men that are bounding me. and chas-
ing me all over the country. There
is California Christ after me and
] have been led To this place for pro
lection through my knowledge OF
astronomy know all the stars Of
the heavens and they do not fail 10
direct me against the pTowess of my
enemies, This imposter. thinks Ia
VIII get me. but YOU can sec ! have
fooled him ! know who is running
the country and / also know where to
go to make myself secure. You don't
need to charge me with anything, |
Just want a place of shelter against
tho fellows that are after me"
Pat was not "bcookd," but hcwas
given quarters in the Jail where hc
will be kept, pending further develop
ments. Whether he is really a crazy
man or just verging on the delirium
trcmens, cannot bo determined at this
time The officers arc inclined 10
think he has been on a spree for a
length of time. by virtue Of which he
Is dethroned of his reason. His pock-
cts were filled with tobacco. but he
had no money.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-25
BURGLARS MAKE RICH
HAUL IN SALT LAKE

Salt Lake, March 25.-Burglars en-
tered the residence OF Orvin Morris,
2G4 b street. Thursday night between
the hours of and 10 O'Clock. and
after ransacking the rooms. escaped
without molestation or detection. with
loot amounting to $500, The burglary
was discovered by Mr.. Morris and his
wife after they had returned TO the
house, and was Immediately reported
TO the police department Detectives
were detailed on the case. but failed
10 find any clue to the burglars.
Mr., Morris and bis wife LETT their
homo shortly before S o'clock Thurs
day night TO visit With the mother ot
Mrs. Norris, who resides on west
Temple street, near Tenth South
street Shortly afterward Mrs. Nor
ris. the mother OF Mr. Morris. who had
remained In the house, stepped across
the street TO visit ncigh0or during
the absence OF the family me oor
glars must have been watching inc
house. for the police found evidence
pointing TO the fact that they hld
taken their time In searching tne
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-25
RANDOM
REFERENCES

Wanted-To lease for one or two
years. q house with or 10 rooms.
Bench preferred. Call Ind. Phone
729. =
Easter lilies at Hendershots. =
Kodak finishing. Tripp. $40 25ta
street =
Miss Myrtle Blood of Pennington is
visiting her sister, Mrs William Var.
ney. for few days.
Coal. call up Parker & Co, for
rates on lump. nut and slack =
For SaIe-Old mats Good to put
under carpets. Inquire Standard Office.
COAL! Call up Parker & Co. FOR
rates on lump. nu. and slack Parker
Conf Co. =
Good Time Made-A car Of bananas
for H. L. Griffin Co, In charge Of Mes
sengcr Tim Hurst, arrived last even
ing. The nun from Kansas City To
Ogden was good. but from Denver To
Ogden the run was made In Just IS
hours. which speaks we'll for the
Union Pacific.
Pure food only. Charles Cafe
terra. =
For Easter flowers call Honder
shot =.
Esks Saturday Eieht-The Elks OF
Salt Lake arc to glvo their show Sat
urday night. instead OF tonight, and
large delegations OF Ogden Elks and
friends are to make the trip to the
capital to witness the performance
The show is said to be equal to a pro
fesslonal performance, with local HIT
added.
Bakery goods at Charles Cafe
terra.
Castle Gate. Clear Creek and Rocb
Springs coal. $3.50 per ton. cash or
delivery. Phone 149. Robt- B. Lewis. =
All kinds OF coal So so cash, dely
cred n. l.. Jones Coal Co. .
Local Girls on staee-Miss Caroline
Kay and Miss Helen Carew, two Og
den girls, are TO have try out" a,
tho Orpheum tomorrow afternoon ant
evening. as song and dance artists. Il
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-25
" Arm Ed 7 @
LE A Y E
TOWN

Tho trio OF colored people. all Will
liams. were before the police court
again this morning for consideration
The matter was held over from yes
terday for the purpose Of getting fur
ther testimony. and also TO give the
court an opportunity to figure out some
plan by which the city could be rid
of thom The Judge was still puzzled
as TO what should be done. He stated
that II was difficult matter to deter
mine just what disposition should be
made of these 'undesirables
I'VE would like very much To get
rid OF them for good said the judge,
'but We cannot force them TO leave
the city I will give them a chance
to go voluntarily by suspendlng 90
days sentence In each OF the cases.
II any one OF the three are brought
before me again on this charge they
Will be put 10 hard labor for 90 dnys"
The parties were Joseph Williams
and his wife. Olive, and Frank VII
liams. The officers state that they
have lived in the city for a long time
and that they have become public
nuisances,
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-25
r A ILR @ ADS
R E Q QUIRE E
WORK MEN

Assistant Engineer A. @. Campbell
OF the Hartman lines left last night
for Carlin. Nevada, where he goes to
Inspect a number OF improvements
being made by the company On his
return 10 the city Mr. Campbell Will
stop at Lakeside TO supervise the In
stallation OF the pile-driverS which
Will be used In the building of the ad-
ditonal trestle for double-track pur-
poses, Owing to the non-nrriyal OF
the modern pile-driyer which the
company has ordered from the east.
the pile-driving Will probably not be-
gin until the latter part OF the week
The company is In need Of carpen-
tiers. assistants and laborers for the
cutoff work. They will probably use
abont one hundred carpenters and
pile-driver men upon the trestle Job
and arc taking all the available men
that can be found IN Ogden. Salt Lake
and other Utah towns
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-25
WORLDS MARKE7 IS
Chicago Livestock

lnlcd9o lIVc6toCk
Chicago. March 25.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts estimated at 1000. market
strong Becvcs. s5.75@S.5O; Texas
steers. S510m650: western steers.
s5oo@7.o0: stockors and feeders,
SO SO@6.SO, COWS and hcifcrs, S2.909
L25; calves, sS25@S.6O
Hogs-Receipts estimated at 5000;
market &C higher. Light. sl0.50@
1885. mixed. Sl060@ 1895; heavy.
s1O.G5@11.00: rough, s10.n5@10.75:
good to choice heavy. s10S09 100:
pigs. 50 75@1o75; bulk Of sales. slo.SQ
a 1890
Sheep-Receipts estimated al 5000,
market steady Native. $5.G0@9.50;
western, S560@9.15; yearlings. $500
M950, lambs. native. SS.75910.50;
western. $500 1860,
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-25
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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-25
WORK Is To BEGIN
ON BIG ice PLANT
Utah Ice and Storage Company euyo
The Old Bowler Homcsted.

Salt Lake. March 25.-The old
Bowler homested on Second North
street, between Third and Fourth
West streets, was bought Thursday
by the Utah Ice and Storage com
pany, and work on the erection OF a
S200,0G0 plant will be started imme.
niatcly. This plant will eventually
have a capacity for making 300 tons
OF Ice n day. and o large cold storage
warehouse will be Included in the
improvements Machinery for the
plant was ordered several weeks ago,
while negotiations for the site were
pending, and delivery will be made
So that the company Will be able to
run It's new Ice making plant az a
capacity of 100 tons a day within
ninety days.
The property bought by the Ice
ond North Street. and has ;rackagc
Oh the Oregon Short Line This site
was bought for approximately s27.500
The company which is made mp OF
eastern capitalists, IS managed local
~ by William Prackwinkle. VINO has
been in charge OF the first plant,
erected five years ago at First South
and Third West streets. The original
plant was erected with capacity Of
ninety tons OF Ice a day and at the
time 1t was completed IL was thought
tnat 1t would be large enough for all
the business the company could hope
To obtain for the next fifteen or twenty
years Salt Lakes recent growth
however, has called for the now plant.
which will more than triple the origin
al capacity. and both plants VIII be
operated BY the company.
The site OF the new plant is 5x10
rods. and is occupied by the home
of Mrs. Rachel Bowler. in which sne
has lived for nearly fifty years.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-25
Chicago Produce.

Chicago. March 25.-Butter steady.
creamerIes. 2Ga32o; daiHes. 22a25o,
Eggs-Steady. at mark. cases In
cluded. II 1-2a19c; flrsts. zoe; prime
flrsts. 21c.
Cheese - Steady: daisies. 10 LA
II 1-2c; twins. IS 1-4c; Young Amer
icas. 1jal5 Lie; longhorDs, 16 lie.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-25
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

BIDS VIII be received closing April
Goth. for the construction OF the Gov.
ey canal. near Ccleville, Wyo. APP
proximate quantities. Excavation OF
earth. 100000 cubic yards. loose and
solid rock. 1000 cubic yards. Fur.
thcr information can be obtained from
s. III. Covey s33 East First South,
Salt Lake City. Utah :.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-10-13

has been offered for sale in lots
$4,000 a s9cO lot here will rent Tor ~ per
easily property invest in even II you
like already but the chances are you nave
you lot which from SZooo 10
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-10-13

GOO TO nothing The title to THIS
property perfect will tell you the abstract the
first time the properly nss
changed hundred You now get deed
rectfr
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-10-13


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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-10-13

POSITIVELY THE PRICE WILL BE ADVANCED AFTER
uptodate apartment house which
he a 10 cent net invest
perhaps No such location as this was ever OIL
had for this before and this is the hrst
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1910-03-13
Sit Up and
Take Notice

No, 3-22 acres. two miles Plain
City. fenced. good house, large barn
corrells. some fruit acres pasture.
II acres cultivated. , horses, COWS.
9 pigs. 80 chickens. buggles. | wag.
on, harneso and farm implements
Price ...-.-.. ..-.s.,....,. $4,000
No. i-3So acres noar Mountain
View, Wyo.. part bottom land, balance
bench, good water-right, good i'm
proyements Price .......... $500
Mushroom house on Wall Ave.
pantry, lot 5ox155. lawn, on car line
Prlce ,..,..s...,..--- 81 200
No. 6.-o-room modern brick on Lin
coin. lot 50xl50, fine lawn. Price,
No. 7.-5-room frame house, Harri.
son Ave, electric light, pantry, closer,
water In yard. Price. .S1,75o
No. S-5-room freme. 12th St. hall.
closet, pantry. water; lot 72xls3, some
fruit and shade. fine home. Price
S2,25o. Terms easy.
No. 80 houses. one a broom
house, furnished, the other rooms
well furnished. Plano. bedding. new
range, everything goes. Also large
barn. wash house. chicken house. etc
Lot 50x170, water In yard. Price
$500. Look this up.
No. 10.-3.room house, 21st st, and
Tyler, lot 300x575. well In yard. Terms
easy.
No11-1 lot, oath ST, 5Oxl4o, block
to car.
No. 12-e-room house. Madison.
fronts cast IL block to car; electric
light Terms.
No. 12--5.room frame house. cast
front, lot 371-2xlOO. electric light.
pantry. phone. sewer. $1,000 cash,
balance easy.
No 11.-205 acres fine hay land in
Idaho, well improved. puts up 100 tons
timothy and clover hay Good house
barn and carrells, fine dairy PROPOSE
ton, stock and implements with place
This place Is a bargain. Price $4,000.
Will take small fruit farm IN ex-
change.
No. 15-Chicken farm; 4-room house
pantry. bath closet. lot 47x147, lawn.
] block TO car, barn, water in house
Terms easy.
No 16.-Chicken farm, 93rd st. and
Harrison. 2 lots, small house, rooms.
stable and chicken house, good well
of water at door.
Houses for rent. furnished and un-
furnished
Unfurnished 6-room house, close in.
newly papered. clean. phone, barn,
toilet. electric light. SIS per month.
Strictly modern unfurnished 5-room
house, 2Sth St
3-room house, 2Sth St, $40.
Good candy and fruit store for sale
cheap. business center
It will pay you TO look our bar
gains up. We have some good ones
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1910-03-13
Hunter & Remedy
211 First National Bank BIde.,
Telephone, Bell 115.

both have at all times large sums
invested in realty In different parts
of the country Both men were de-
lighted With the signs of bustling ac-
tvity apparent on all sides and ex-
pressed themselves as intending to
get ln on the ground floor as soon as
possible.
Mr.. Wedell reports that the last
week has seen great increase In the
real estate business, hardly looked
Tor yet awhile. owing to the railroad
disasters which held up prospective
purchasers and investors for more
than a week and generally caused
great deal of discomfort In all
branches of business Several single
lots for the purpose Of erecting dwell
lings thereon have been sold In the
past week, In addition to a terrace on
lincoln avenue.
so great is the demand for small
building lots" soil Mr. Wedell yester-
day 10 an Examiner representative,
That we ore entirely unable TO cope