The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-15

10 Wall avenue Tn, work was de-
Iayed a fcw days owing 10 ncgotia-
tions by the city council regarding the
repairing Of the asphalt pavement
The removing Of the concrete, IN
derncath the asphalt. IS quite a diff
cult task. Blasting will not be per-
mitted on the street and the six-Inch
layer OF concrete has TO be taken up
In blocks. steel drills being used 10
cut Il loose from its firm hold
WE HAVE Installed a new up-to-datc
dyeing plant and arc now
PREPARED TO DYE all classes OF
garments.
COME AND HELP BURY US with
work
ogden steam Laundry. Dyers aud
Cleaners. =
Trains OeIayed.-Unio1 Pacific pas
senger train No. ,. due at Ogden al
5:45 this morning. did not arrive
from the cast until noon today owing
10 heavy snow storms in eastern Wy
oming. The coaches and cars com
posing the train were covered with
snow and ice and presented a mid
winter appearance. The fast mail
train, due at 1:17 A. m. was delayed
hours for the same reason.
Trees Are Plsnted-In Salt Lake
Arbor Day was observed by state and
federal officials who participated in
the planting OF trees on the Capitol
grounds In that city. Thirty trees
were set out in honor OF the twenty
second celebration OF the day
Late Arrivals.-F L. Nesbit OF san
Francisco. F. r. Whitcomb OF Salt
Lake. 10y S Cook OF Boise and A s.
Hall and wife of Pocatello are among
the late arrivals at various local ho-
tells.
o. II Gum and F. NJ, Kinncn. prom.
inent sheepmen OF Cheyenne, came In
from the east this morning on bust
ncss.
W j. Rowling and wife and Charles
Monahan OF Pocatello came down from
the north this morning
George F. Harter and wife of Ro-
chester. ~ y. and j. 2. Thomas and
wife OF Galveston. Texas. arrived
from the east this morning.
George Hulet, a prominent business
man of Logan. and w H. Frazee and
Edward Hale. both OF Salt Lake. are
late arrivals in the city.
Idaho Fruit Destroyed.-R. f. Hen
derson OF Boise City came down from
the north this morning and will be
In the city for a day or two on bust
ness. Mr.. Henderson says the recent
cold wave and several heavy frosts
during the past ten days have ser
iously injured the prospective fruit
crop in Idaho and the damage effects
nearly every part OF the state where
apples and the hardy fruits are
grown. AS much as four inches OF
snow fell In the northern part of Ida
ho during the recent storm and large
districts in the vicinity of Pocatello
arc AT present covered with a white
blanket
Drama Tonleht-"College Chums.
a drama In three acts. written ny J.
Steele and Geo. Washington. colored
graduates of the Salt Lake High
school is to be presented al the En-
, bry Mission hall, PSI Twenty-siXth
street this evening, for the benefit of
the local mission. The Steele a
Washington Stock company OF Salt
Lake has been engaged for the oc-
casIon by the Willing Workers and
We'll Wishers' club
Burglars Captured-Oficcrs Robert
Chambers and Jerry Kelliher today ar
rested two men under suspicion OF
having been implicated In the burglar
ka,lW A..
Like. Tho men gave their names as
Henry Grady and Charles Jones. The
officers found in the possession OF
tue two fellows three revolvcrs and
a number Of raZors that answered the
description OF such articles taken
from the Salt Lake store. The Salt
Lake officers have been advised OF
the capture.
Blaze at the Oepot-Thc burning of
small quantity of tar on the roof
OF the Union depot. just before
O'Clock this afternoon, caused a fire
alarm 10 be turned in. Station No. |
responded. A man on the roof with
a bucket Of water had the fire extn-
guished when the fire fighting appar-
atus arrived
Placing Tracks at Grade-Thc worS
Of placing the street car track at
grade on Wall avenue. between Twen-
tyfifth and Twenty-SiXth streets, was
begun this morning.
The fircmen arc smoking cigars sent
them by the Becker Brewery.
Miss Lydia McKinnon has returned
to ogden after 4 siX-months' visit in