The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-01-06

WAS hurled 10 the ground Aside from
blistering burns. however. be was not
Injured seriously and he was brought
TO Ogden and sent to the general hos.
pital. while another engineer was sent
out by Master Mechanic Malone to
take his place.
The evening paper Is the paper of
today. The morning paper is the pa
per OF yesterday. -
Salt Lake Route Temporarily Aban-
doned.-Disastrous floods having put
the San Pedro, Los Angeles C Salt
Lake railroad out of commission. an
order has been issued from the cXecu-
tive Office OF the line suspcnding hun
dreds OF employees for an indefinite
time. The freight and passenger aG-
cnts. who are included in the order.
do not expect To resume work for six
" days.
The daintiest OF pastry that is pas.
try at Charles Cafeteria.
Has Been Seriously iH.-Leyi Ham
mon, Who has been III eight weeks.
Is slowly recovering He was first
attacked by rheumatism of the throat
and was then rendered blind by
erysipelaS.
For sale-Old newspapers, cheap.
Call at Standard office =
loean's Street Observation-Disclosures
Joseph Bailey of the ogden Rapid
Transit company reports that the
street car line in Logan is doing the
greatest business OF any road OF It's
size I'm the whole country. He saws
that the company had to keep one Of
its most proficient conductors on the
Logan car for about two weeks to
handle the business There Is only
one car on the line. but. Mr. Bailey
says. 1t has done a rushing business
since the opening DAY.
Coal. call up Parker & Co., for
rates on lump. nut and slack.
Smallpox at Observation-Disclosures
Madison of the board of commission
crS OF Weber county received re-
port from Barrisville this morning
TO the effect that two additional iam-
illes had been quarantlned for small
poN. and that quarantine on four other
families had been raised during the
past IS hours,
COAL! Call up Parker G. Co. for
retcs on lump. nut and slack, Parker
Coal Co. -
New Citizen Arrivee.-An eight
pound boy was born to wife of VII
liam Muller Tuesday. Jan. 4. Moth
er and child doing well.
Sports Coming to the Fieht-Spec-
ial trains will be run from Salt Lake
FRIDAY evening. on both the Short
Line and Rio Grande roads to accom-
modate a horde of Capital City sport
ing men who desire TO witness the
Collins-Sulliyan boxing match. The
| special will leave Salt Lake at p. IN.
aad, returning, will leave Ogden short.
| ly after the conclusion OF the fight.
IL is estimated that between a thous-
and and fifteen hundred Salt Lakers
| VIII witness the contest
| PEACOCK-The best Rock Springs
on tho market. Phone q, John
Farr. II
! Default entered-Default OF the de.
fendant was entered this morning I'm
| the civil action of the Ogden Hot
| Springs SaDitarium company against
the Utah Saniterium company ct al
Asks for Oivorce-Ethel Ellen Bar
~ has instituted divorce proceedings
agaeiust Michael j. Barry. alleging
hnbitual drunkenness and cruel and
| brutal treatment
Charles New Cafeteria, mode
plant with the most modern applian
ccs. thoroughly sanitary, meeting III,
most cXactiDE requirements of th'
pure food law-thc highest attain
mcnt in the art OF cooking and serv
ing food. Lunch 10 80 to 2.20 Dime
TO $50.
Marriage License marriage If
cense was issued this morning to Ear
John Olevenshaw and Ethel Nav b
Budd. both residents OF Salt Lake.
E-Z-Money ke,Iy-Money to loan or
any good real estate, Geo, ]. Kelly. :
Below Zero-Thc cold wave which
swept over the intcrmouutain region
yesterday afternoon and last nigh
had the effect Of delaying all passen
ger trains centering In Ogden. A
Rawlins 1t was II degrees below ger,
last night at Green River the ther
momefeT showed II degrees below: a
Carter IS degrees, and at Echo it wa