The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-26


cred. NJ. L. Jones Coal Co.
Mr. and Mrs. F. F. Cook Of EvnnS-
ton arc spending n few days In Og-
cen visiting many friends
Bread OF quality Charles Cafe
terle.
Mrs. Ed German and her son Law.
renee, are IN Ogden in the hope oil
improving I4awrcnce's health. which
has been Impaired for some time.
Classy smoke. Garcia and Vega ci-
gars =
Mr. and Mrs. j. r. Calvert have re-
turned TO Evanston after continued
soiourn In this city. Mrs. Calvert Is
the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James
Pingree. and she was here during me
bereavement In the family.
Kodak finishing. Trip. $40 25th
street
Extra Firemen 0uIt-Fifteen loco
motive firemen resigned their peu-
tlcns at Evanston. Saturday, because
they were not given enough work 6y
the railroad company to enable them
to make a living. A large number OF
them have been laying around the
city for some time expecting 10 get
more work, bur It's failure to be forth
coming caused them TO quit their
jobs and look for employment In
other directions.
Mrs. S. Core was visitor in
Evanston. Wyoming. last week, the
guest of Mrs. Charles Stone. Mrs.
Corn formerly resided in the Wyoming
city
H. f. Wooley. land examiner Of the
forest service. has been dispatched 10
the Humboldt forest in Nevada TO
investigate certain lands that have
been applied for under the forest
homestead act He Will be gone a
number of days.
C. r. Arentson. former deputy sup
erylsor OF the Payette forest, but re-
Gently promoted TO the position of
supervisor of the Fish Lake forest
with headquarters at Salina, Utah. IS
in the city for a couple of days visit
with local foresters. Mr. Arentson
is on his way 10 his new field OF la
Dor
Street WaIkers.-Complain are
heard OF women OF loose character
accostlng pedestrians between Twen-
ty-flfth and Twenty-third streets. on
Lincoln avenue. and soliciting lnfor-
nation in reference to this. that or
the other thing. Sometimes they re-
quest a match or ask the time OF
day, or rather night, with q view TO
getting into conversation with any
man found on the street after or
10 o'clock. The attention Of the po-
lice has been called TO tho matter
and II is assumed that an officer
may be placed on the beat adjacent
TO the postoffice. which these people
are now invading
Equalizers Comine-Orcgon Short
Line private car No. l Will arrive from
the capital city Wednesday afternoon
with the tax agent and state board
of equalization on board. and the car
Will be attached to a regular train and
sent TO Echo TO size up railroad prop
erty. Remaining there over night the
officials will return 10 Ogden Thurs
day morning.
Trains Are Crowd ded-Notwlthst
ing that colonist rate has been cut
out for the time being at least, pas
5enger trafllc west over the Hartman
systcm continues very heavy and al
most every passenger train west ar
riycs and departs In two sections. The
ong trains are crowded with home
seekers and objective point of the pas
sengerS are Idaho, Oregon. Washing
ton and California.
On the Cut.off-Assistant Engineer
A. o. Campbell left this morning for
the cut-off TO examine the work now
being done by pile driving crews. and
Manson and Assistant
Fitzgerald VIII leave
tomorrow morning for thorough in
spection OF all work being done at and
adjacent to Lakeside,
Trip Of on-Superintcndent
Jeffers left this morning with Private
Carpenter for trip OF in
spection over the Utah division, and
VIII 20 on to Rawlins. after spending
a day at Green River. sizing up new
and improvement work now
In progress at that point.
Superintendent Fred Gentsch of the
Oregon Short Line dining car system.
is home from a trip of inspection of
hotels and restaurants In his large
territory and is wadlng through a Wad
of official correspondence accumulated
during his absence.
The Rio Grande company will run
q special train from Ogden To Salt
Lake and back Thursday evening to
accommodate lighting fans who desire
10 witness the match scheduled for
that night
Mrs. Annie X Chapman. who, with
her husband. conducted the Chapman
house on Twenty-fifth street for a
6umber OF years. has opened rooIn-
Ing house on Twenty.fIfth street, over
the Watkins grocery.
Official Photoera apher - Fred j.
HAYNES, official photographer OF the
Hartman and other transcontinental
systems. arrived from the
east over the Union Pacific this morn
ing and this afternoon went down 20
Salt Lake to visit friends there. NJ.
Haynes will make an extended trip
over the Hartman system this sum-
mer and will reproduce some attract
I've pieces OF scenery witch have
heretofore escaped the attention cf
or painters. He has
a private car fitted up for this class
Of work and this will be sent TO hin
from the Omaha shops within the next
thirty days. or as soon as 1t Is ready
for the road. In tho meantime the
artist will search out