The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-02-14


! practically finished and that the work
| that is being done now is the remova
! of the pieces OF rock that lie In the
/ stream. The great electric derrick
of the company is being utilized in
| dragging the river. and conveying the
boulderS 10 the railroad grade.
Fresh homemade candies on special
sale every day at Wards two stores
COAL. Call up Parker g. Co. Tor
rates on lump, nut and slack Parker
Coal Co. -
Fine place to eat. Charles Cafeteria
A New Boy-A tbirteen-pound boy
was born to the wife OF Ray Richard.
son at the family home. 5O44 Wash.
iDgton avenue, yesterday.
Wards Good Bread Ask your
grocer. =
Coal. call up Parker C Co.. for
rates on lump, nut and slack.
Time saver, economic Charles Cafe
teria =
Stork Visits Home-The home Of
Carl Stone was visited by 'ho e+~~'l
yesterday morning with a fine nine
pound baby girl
Ice Cream and Fountain drinks a.
Wards two stores. Both phones
279. =
Woodmen Of the World-Second
dance of he season. Royal Dancing
Academy, Thursday evening, Febru
airy II. Tickets soc. Extra lady 25c.~
B. & G. Butter makes long lived
satisfaction
Soldiers for eoisc-A detachment
Of the First United States Cavalry,
consisting OF six officers and 112 men,
will pass through ogden this evening
en- route 10 the Boise. Idaho, barracks.
The men recently arrived in San Fran
cisco from the Philippines, where they
were stationed for two years.
Plenty OF hard coal at Lewis Coal
Yard. Phone 149
Remodellns the House,. Watt.
proprietor OF the Turf Exchange, ou
Twenty-fifth street, is making exten.
slve improvements on his place of
business. The place Is being remod-
cled from top TO bottom. New fix
lures are being Installed, the interior
is being re-papered and re-painted and
a new front will be made. The front
part OF the building will be fitted up
for a modern cigar store ard the rear
part will he enlarged by removing
a staircase which will enable the
placing OF two turf exchange boards
Instead of one.
Skating at the Auditorium tonight,
New management.
Exile to Speak,. Gutierrez de
Lara will speak on conditions In Mex
leo al the County Court House at \
p. m. tomorrow, Feb. 10. De Lara Is
an exceedingly well educated man and
speaks his English remarkably well
He offers an interesting lecture on
Mexican Despotism.
Has Gone East-E T. Richardson
OF the firm OF Richardson G. Grant has
gone east on business trip. While
away Mr., Richardson viii visit New
York ard other commercial centers.
Big Freight Business General
''iSul fN6tnl n AOOlN VI Tue
rllnan system. western division, has
gone to Carlin. Nevada. to look after
the freight interests of the Southern
Pacific In that section He will be
away from Ogden two or three DAYS.
MIR. Cook says the freight conditions
OF the Hartman lines are far IN ad-
vance OF last year. and better than
ever before in the history OF the roads.
he freight traffic for January ex-
ceeded the most sanguine expectations
OF the officers of the great system,
and II was not due, altogether, TO the
misfortune OF the San Pedro line TO
the coast
Estate Of Griffith Williams Judge
Vaughan of the First Judicial district
court is taking evidence In the dis
trict court at Ogden today In the con
tested probate case of the estate of
Griffith Williams, deceased.
N. o. Ogden VS., M. T. Reid-The
case OF y. o. Ogden against 81 T.
Reid. suit on an account. Is being
tried by Judge Howell in the district
court today.
Licensee to Wed-Marriage licenses
- 'eSueu a. TIC oIuce OF inc county
clork today TO Horace F. Bird OF Oak
land, Cal. and Ellen NJ Rutledse of
Ogden, Evan T. Johns OF Plymouth.
Utah, and Mrry Sink OF LOGAN.
Estate of Rudolph kroII-In the pro.
bate division OF the district court this
morning. before Judge Howell. letters
OF administration were ordered issued
to Mary Kroll In the matter OF the es-
tate OF Rudolph A. Kroll. deceased
The estate consists Of an action for
damages against the Southern Pacific