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Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-03-15
HoLDUP GIVEN HIS
LIBERTY IN OREGON
Because Legislature Repealed Law
Under Which He Was Tried.

SALEM. Ore. March I5.-A. r.
smith. who attempted by daylight to
hold mp the jeWelry store of c. H..
Hinges of this city a year ago, vas
today given his liberty by the su-
preme court. because the law under
which he was tried and fonnd guilty
has been repealed by the legislature.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-03-17
Onfo jdrtewaa!

gfi iuuremmista puolustusfeinoista ~vmdrfien" puos
Ieaa, on buuto, etd ,fieltoIafi" eli estd pdfiuomatn
mppntid. Gnempi mppbddn tpdttiuomia fietolain aifa'
no fuin ennen tieItolafia," Tanoo,pat be. Snfoban tuoss
ia perdaa SOS terran tieltolati eli motif estad matiiuo.
main mppntd tpaan pdinpastoin lie fieItolain %paifuti,f.
icSta IiIddntpif, min milf fifteen rmdrdt," alma ftuoin
fuin iosIain tauntisla tai paltiosia tulee ~ddnestDs, fui'
pasta ia ~mdrdstd," tnenat ielaHeen bdtddn?! Dtifii be
fuluttatpat luiret iummat rabaa ~estddtieen tuota fuipaa'
miSta?!
Sc ebeaeen tp~dittddmdt, ettd ~iosfaan Ell = ~aifa0ismppn-
It'd ole, min ihd tilataan ulfoa. Siis beibdn mielestddn,
teboddn BELLE ~pddrppttd Fun rrpDstetddn tilaiiums tebbd
eldmdnId p~aifalii leila %faupa1a." Snfoban tuosiofaan
perda?" Snban ielrpd talouoeQinen Iafi, iofa mddrdd,
ettd Iiitfeesfd misid bpndnid, mia ifdnd liidd fuIutus.
ia, on bpDbptIi file Fifteen baarale; mitd %ueammam
nsaaonan" pc Woipa mppba wafiuomia, fid uieams
man bolarin mertitiee Ie beibdn Iiifetuoitofieen. Siis,
Jos fieltolati ferran liidd ipafiiuomain mppntid, min
mitd tparen tpitnaparoonit iitten fuluttatpat Iotoia TIT.
banIia ostaesI aan ainlaatiiaeunna ia muut oifeusIai-
tofet, ettd ne paan pnIpiIipdt beibdn puoteIaan9 WlifIi
be l%dbettdpdt fortea ~paltfaiia pubuiia pmpdri maato,
oiatustofin fieltoIaista?
9ppdt pstdfpdt! mitd tie aiatteliIi lite taiipantopbtiDstd
iofa motif faitpaa pbtdpaIion ilman tpDmiebid, mutta
fuitenfin pitdifi miebid tp6sId? GitD Ie olIi turbaa ras
ban baasfausta.
Sotrus on. ettd fieItoIafi, tultoon fe poimaan misid
%bpipdnid, ipdbentdd tp~dtiiuomoin fdpttod, tpdhentdd tm'
lot militia, iotta MT pield Iibooipot mprfptdmdld ibmi
fla, lpdbentdd rifolii ultta ia tpaipaiIin; liidd iloa ia
ifeenidluottamusta (mielenluimita) iotaiIesia miebesId;
IiIdd lid ia tefee ibmiIestd pbeisfunnaae oripoffaam'
man olennon.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-03-17
@ertailMa.

Yilafupaustaibe IonomaleboiS1d on tullt aipan plet.
Jeff, ia tpieIdpd fdptdnnouiietf %antoesia tooeuisto tu
pausta ~aioista. II eammasia tapautiesIa onnistunut
fupaus aiioista ipoitutnofin palion t~eboffaammin fuin
tirioitISten fauta leltpitettpnd.
Wtinulla iuuri tdtG firioittaes ami on eoes dni pfIi lei
lainen %pilafutpa, josie eitetddn fofii eri hentilDd pbtd
oifeutettia tpotd ~tefemdsfd. Soinen on olueentpolmis'
toia ia tpinen maamies. Sheentpalmistaia pitdd tot
Tesla fdoesIdGn %lafifiriaa ia toiIesia tGoesid bGneud on
lebti tuosta f~iriasta iobon on firioitet.u: rpaifalis'fielto
lofi" ionta bdn aifoo repdistd pois, fanoen, etd ret iitd
1ielld tartpita, 5iI6 fud ei potoo f6ptdnn6sid toteutda;
Iitd alma ritotaan." Otaamies mpDsfin pitdd toiiesIa
fdoesIddn Iamanlaista lattfiriaa ia toiiesfa f~doesiddn
bdneHd OFT mp6Sfn lebhd tioSa tiriastd, iotfo ban al
foo repdistd pois. Gnimdiiesid noisia lebhisfd on fir'
ioitettu Iafi, iofa tisItdd mnrbaamaSta, toiiesia on fiels
to tuartatoeqc ia folmannesia fie0etddn rtarbapoIfpf.
Mutta ipaiffa nuo Ieboet 5iIdltdndtftn min perrin tdrtedt
IafiIddbDf5et, min maamies iittentin batuaifi repdistd ne
pois. fanoen: lei niitd moi toteuttoa. niitdb6n alma rifos
taan." Onfoban fifteen tpiiasta ientafia bplidta Toto la'
FL, iosftn I0ptpp lain r~iffoiia? Wtitdbdn parten iitten
fanIa politIee miebet laatimaan noita lafein tnrfottuts
5eaa Idilpttdd p%pbimmdn omaii autenIa reldmdn" iota et
ole fellddn oiteuS ottaa tot eha, pattit Junalda 1ota zen
on ontanut.
tai muuten bdtuittdd foitfia Ioinriffoiia, min onto o.
luenpantialo oifeuS tuomita tue lafR
Onto bdn tpptntpdinen JOS iofu pltiopHd, %ipattfatin
pGtiuomotn tpaifuttomond, ottod bdnen rnttd'tnpdnid
pois bengiltd3 Soluaisfo bdn, etfd tioDn feolln ct dip
middn lofia, ionfa mufaan murbaaia ronSaistttns
81 futaan ibminen bpmdflp, ettd iofu martin Iptpttdd
ioto omania tai iouen onoiIuutta tileen, itlld e on ri.
Eos, mita Iittenfin Iid teboddn; onfo fe fthen lain lDps
Sos ferran ie on tanfon tabto, etd ei tpalmistaa
tpdeiiuonia, eifd tariotlla imbrffbd ibmiitle, Min onto
tpdtiiuomain tpoImistoiilla oifeus bdpdistd tuota y
leiStd mielipibetG2 Sos ferran bella on otteus fitomt
ia Iafia Ienidbben ettei Re ole IopuI oinnuSia beiodn pfi'
tptsten etnienia fansio, Min mtfIi Ell iiaoin mnrbaaiiOa
ia ~tporfaiQa pbtdbppin ole oifeitS murbata la iparas'
too, find Idfi, iofo fen fieltdd Ell ole iopnioinnasia bet'
ban tefoienia fansIa.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-03-17

sc ndbbdan, Iiitd Fun Iddstbpanffien lutu Ell poinui
l%iIddntpd, enIimdiIend 7:nd fieItoIafiipuoiena fuin 3:lla.
20. 1862 oil niiben Iufu Is ia b. netaiain nfu IL, S33,
ia taIIetusmddrd 81. S76. 1878. Sddstbpanffien lutu
oil jana mieId 10. 1865 MIN. 10. 0lutta talettaiain lu'
FIJI oil faspanut tuntuipasti; ta1etus iumtna ollen ltloin
$3, s36. $3.50 eli f%esfimddrin $5.3l %oIufasta fobtt.
WtuHa liitd ldbtein ala altaa laaoa buomattapaa to-
iaista faSmemista. Sa niinpd Wuoteha 1905 nopttdd
numerot Ieuraopao: IaastDpanffeia 81, taIeaaiain Iufu
215,122 t~auetusten madrd $40, LIE, 1884, sc, fesfimdd'
rim futafin ~taGetaiaa fobben $367,77; fest'mddrln
futafin a~iufasta fobti $113,91.
@osebic fauntin ddnipaltaHet; pubuufo ~pudolefpa
rmdran" moi vfuipan" p~uoIesta?
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-03-17
.&ieltolafi Mainemswaltiosia.

Witd fieItoIafi on tuottanut characterization ofuffoile
atafpp pleiiestd roportista mifa on annettu m:na 1906.
9aaporii olfoa ~wuooesIo 1856, io0oin rpotiosia on oil.
Tut main II iddstopontfia, ioisio on olut robaa W
teen5d 1926, s15. rs; f%esfimadrin $1.25 futafin ~aIufos'
foboen.
aiian iia Ell n,mitumut foiuin iontain teltoIoinfnon
a,tana fun iuoppouoen mbot oInpat iuuortymmenrn
f~uIuesIa tunfeneet PEP inipaue fanian eIiniuuriin, eHd
apaItion oIotIa alfoi n~dptamaan objectionable.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-03-17

Selmifuuqa 1910.
Wlind ternebodn enIiferran Nut.
taiaa ia len I%aaiaa lutiiafuntaa.
9oimon taitiue tdmdn Iebben luz
fioiue armoa ia rauhaa Wapabtas
iaItamme 2ristutielta, iofa on meta
min rafastanut ettd on tuIut tdnne
maaiImaan fdrfimddn 10 fuolemaan
tdbtemme, malmistamaan nellie au.
tuuben ia tpapuan tainaaieen pdG'
fDn.
Dstdmdni, iofas tdtd beiffoa tir'
iettdni Iuet, oletfo iind matfaaa tais
nuan tiend main fuulutfo find See
iufien ristin mibouisten ioaffoon?
Sos Min ifdmdsti on, min tpIpn IL
nuIta fuinfa robfenet piItata See.
Iusta? Wibin perustat tuIewaiIuutes
Il? Si fdGnnp Seeiufien pupleen ia
Sdn antao pield anteefIi.
a0eIiet ia iiiaret dIfadmme antofo
miboIIilen tpietelld itledmme, maan
turnatfaomme alma Sdneen, iofa
on beieoiSIa pdfeud. Iuta rafas
toinaoIIinen STA minufin aina ld'
bemmdfIi Sinua, ettei mitfddn motif
IpbGntdni SinnIta malIoittaa.
MieId mainitien, eta tddud oil tt.
% p:nd fdpmdsId pastori Wtlen,
iouoin ban pitt foboesti pubeen,
eniin pditpdud ia fitte italia. 81 Fun
oil bausfaa fnulla bdnen iaornaa'
man m~oimaaiieSti lotia ia efpanfe'
liumia. 81 min luulien ettemme ole
t1Gu6 ennenfin 5aaneet fuuIa tito
Taarnatiomon. Tiud meibdn rofas
opettoiomme 5. 8. 6eimonen Jolt
taa nellie uiein 9erran ianan pa
5uunaa. Mutta mitd enemmdn tito
Ioitetaon iitd enemmdn baluomme
Iit6 fuuGa.
Wind toboon fiittdd pastori Wi
lenid tddnd fdpnnistddn ia toifpor
etta tuletie io,eietm.
Siiorenne Serrasia
.ft 49, Morin WsafeId,
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-03-17

= SupIio f~ieItoIafia fohtoon fasnoo iotfupastt, onen
10 find mddrdsid, ettd wdtiiuomooieiusto funniodetoon
pbiapoIion fuin mitd bpsudnia meibdn Iofiiddboffstdm'
me. W(eind on pi ~nelannes milioonaa nnorta miestd
ia poimoa, pIi 81 puoben, iotfo eipdt ole tpield ndb'
neetfddn %fopoffoo.
epbpen oian Iiid[Id meiaa on ~iipistps forfeamtnona
tuin ppoeeiofdan nuisia rpoltioieia ioisia fapotfulitfe
on oIemosia, oripeIee 2oniosin ioahion fufpeanobri
6. 70. Socf.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-16
BUILDING THE INTERURBAN.

The electric line under construction between ogden ana Dig
ham CITY will be opened traffic by August the present lore
cast of Chief realized The cars and eecuc
IN tho NAV from St Louis and should long before
the road is completed
On Monday gang will the laying OF rails the
arrive having delayed theH WORK. ou' io INV
on there will be abundance OF ties
The grade is distance beyond Willard which Is only
seven miles south Of Brigham
The distance Ogden to Brigham by this ne" route WI" o
miles and the expected make the trip IN oo
h 45 minutes but to will be necessary for the RAPID transit
to change part of here to the Hot Springs instead Oh
running Ogden and then the hill by way
View as now will diverge at Five Points over tn ram
Ctv line 70 Harsle from of track will be con-
structed to the Hot Springs.
With almost roadway from Ogden Brigham the inter-
urban prove strong competitor speed and cnaraote Oh
the traffic north OF TINS oty
the completion of this line there will be continuous o
lev service Brigham City distance OF nearly oo
eventually electric is developed IN southen
Falls eewherethe electric cars Will push
their way north into the Snake River valley
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-16

roe,cIaI club. acted as toastmaster.
Governor Edwin l.. Norris was intro
duced and he heartily welcomed the
visitors TO Montana. The travelling
man. he declared. was the exponent
of optimism and that 10 meet him
was always pleasure. He looked
M life sauarely and met II With
smile. In the absence Of Mayor Ed
wards City Attorney Horsky vel
coined the visitors To the city.
A pleasing and witty response was
made BY Charles NJ. Mcmahon, grand
councillor. OF Salt Lake.
After the banquet those present re-
paired TO Harmony hall. where a
dance was held. and so pleasantly did
tho time flee that not until the small
hours Of the morning did the dance
end
Ohicers for the ensuing year We're
elected as follows;
Tht New Officers,
Grand councillor. Harry *. F11tch-
man. Boise; grand junior councillor.
]. b. Lewis Salt Lake: grand treas.
uror. R. F. Casey. Butte; grand sec
retary Fred w Hills. Helena; grand
conductor. ]. L. Yates. Provo: grand
page. a E. Carlson. Boise; grand
sentinel, c. r. Beebe. Butte. eXecu'
tive committee. F. f. Ball. Salt Lake;
l.. p. Larson, Billings.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-16
BETTER PLEASED WITH OGDEN.

principal of one city schools after investigating the
nnonnies for land investment Idaho has returned to ogden
with advice to his friends:
Land as cheap Ogden OF the Vaeys OIL
,h d CLIMATIC conditions are by favorable in this
ion studied the situation from Pocaeo through me ohahe
River valley to Goodwin and Boise and found lana prices
high Disagreable wind storms prevail three Gays IN seven
The Ordene found money tight all the towns and many e
~ from the to get away pu are e
down by inability of the discomfort due 10 over
booming much of the encouragement IS the reSu' o
from Iowa Indiana middle states inexperienced IN S
ton undertaking the desert Much land mas oeen neo
bv the excessive bringing the aka to the surface
valley produces line apple ou IN ah onei ii
Opden excels the products of the Idaho orchards
visit to Idaho said the school teacher will increase one
love for the valleys Utah Here the soil yields IN abundance anu
under favorable conditions Of climate the LIE Oh ne
is made easy with all that great country TO the nortn
10 which thousands of rushed within the past 1e"
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-16

Clifford Pinchot at the head of the
commission he said.
I'VE want no such commission, no
such masters"
He said he was opposed to the
commission on general principles and
said "it made places for some people
and gave the compission an air OF
exclusion and imperial power"
Mr.. Gallinger agreed with Nlr Hey
burn and said:
IF the misfortune overtakes us OF
having at the head of the commission
the gentleman mentioned | can sec
nothing but trouble will como OF It"
Senators Overman Clarke of Wyo
ming and Lodge and Galllnger OPP
posed the Hepburn amendment as sec
tional and it was withdrawn.
After further discussion, the Dixon
amendment was laid on the table. An
amendment by Gore extending the
public land laws OF the Philippines TO
the friar lands was voted down. 20
&c 33.
Gore crlticlees Attorney General,
While speaking In support of his
amendment. Mr. Gore criticised de-
ciSion OF the attorney general author
l2ine the acquisition of more OF the
Philippine lands. saying that no
frst-class lawyer other than the at
torney general would have rendered
such a decision
He declared the tendency seems to
be to give the sugar interests mo-
nopoly OF the sugar lands IN the Phil
ippincs. Mr.. Burton presented an
amendment. the effect OF which would
have been To restrict mining and
prospecting rights on withdrawn
lands, but Il went down I'm the lace
of o protest from Senator Smoot-
Mr. Burton was unsuccessful IN an
effort TO strike out the word TEN
porary" as defining the proposed with
drawals.
Presenting an amendment author
izIng the withdrawal OF coal lands In
Alaska and providing for their leases.
Senator Beveridge said that IL the
principle contained in the amend
ment had been adopted fifty years
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-16
SUCCESSOR TO
7. NJ. SCHUMACHER

The selection of Harry NJ Adams. at
present traffic chief of the North
Bank railroad I'm Washington, as sue
cessor 10 T. NJ. Schumacher, in charge
Of traffic on the Western Pacific rail-
way. is the latest report to reach rail
road row." says the Deseret News.
And while nothing is known of the ap-
polntment In local railroad circles and
no official circular has been received
In the matter up TO date. II Is an.
nounced with more or less confidence
from the northwest that the ofer of
the position has been rendered 10 Mr.,
Adams by the Gould interests Mr
Adams Is a young man. but is consid-
cred a capable railroad official. He
began railroading in 1880 as messen-
ger boy in the service of the st. Louis
and San Francisco railroad at Cherry.
vale. Kan, and has steadily mounted
the ladder of promotion ever since.
He has held various positions OF re-
sponsibllI;y with the Union Pacific and
Oregon Railroad & Navigation com
pany, being up TIL be was placed In
charge OF traffic with the Hill line, en-
gagged for many years as general agent
Of the o. r. &c y. at Spokane, Wash,
He has been located In Portland since
his connection with the Hill interests.
and is highly thought of In railroad
and business circles of the Oregon
metropolis.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-16

The board of health OF Ogden City.
consisting Of DR.. Dickson, chairman
OF the city council sanitary commit
lee. DR., Ries. city physician. and May
or William Glasmann held a special
meeting yesterday at O'Clock TO con-
slider the garbage question, cleaning
OF back yards and hoarIn6 of the re-
port of the state chemist In reference
to the Ice which was taken from the
various Ice houses In the city and sub
mitted for analysis to the state chem
list
There were five samples of ice sent
to the state chemist. numbered from
one to five. and the numbers and the
name of the ponds from which same
were taken were sealed In an envelope
and placed in a safe and left there
until the board of health shall official
" call for the same Therefore. no
one ut present can say from which
ponds came samples Nos. and 3
which were passed by the state board
of health. Neither can anyone say
from which Ice house samples No, 1,
No and No. . came which the state
board condemns, The analyses are
as follows,
No. l-(a)-Free ammonia. Is part
per million (b). altuminoid ammonia,
IL part per million total, 1920 part
per million; (c). oxygen consumed,
2.90 parts per million.
No. 2-(a)-Free ammonia. .12 part
per million; (b), albuminoid ammon-
la, .05 IL part per million; total,
10 1-2 part per million, tc) oxygen
consumed, 220 parts per million.
NO. 3-(a)-Free ammonia. IL part
per million, (b) albuminoid ammonia.
OF part per million. total. % part per
million; tc) oxygen consumed, LES
parts per million.
No 4-(a)-Free ammonia. Is part
per million; Oh albuminoid ammon-
ia, l2 part per million; total, 80 parts
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-16
OGDEN MUSICIANS
GO TO SALT LAKE

Ogden musicians will appear In
Salt Lake this evening, the occasion
being plano recital OF the advanced
pupils OF Squire Coop, with the con-
cours OF Miss Edith Kingsbury, So
prano soloist The recital will be
given In the Salt Lake theater and
the following program OF well-known
young artists Of this city has been
arranged:
"Ballade." Op. AZ ..........C Chopin
Miss Rachel Farley.
"Gnomenreigen" ....s.s..... List
Miss Alberta Wright
Carnival" Op. . ..... .Schumann
preamble. Pierrot. Arlequln. Valse
Noble, Eusebius. Florestan. Co
quette RepliQue, Papillons.
Davidsbundler)
Miss Ruth Webster.
"March-Militalre' Schubert TausIg
Mr. Lester Hinchcliffe.
"Scherzo." p fiat minor .... Chopin
Miss Maude Zelmer
Soprano solo. fParla" ...... .Aridti
Miss Edith Kingsbury,
Rhapsody No. 4" .....,......L List
Mrs. J. A. Ferraro
"Tar2ntella' ..s.......ss.,... Liszt
Miss Lillian Wright
"Pasquinade' .... Gottschalk.Joseffy
Miss Carrie Browning.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-16
THE PROPER COURSE
Information Of Priceless Value to Gv.
cry Ogden Citizen.

How to act in an emergency Is
knowledge OF inestimable worth and
this is particularly true OF the dis
eases and Ills of the human body, II
you suffer with backache. urinary dis
orders. or any form of kidney trouble.
the advice contained in the following
statement VIII add a valuable asset
TO your store OF knowledge. What
could be more convincing proof of the
efficiency of Doan's Kidney Pills than
the statement of Ogden citizens who
have been permanently cured?
Mrs. Betsey Shipley, 272 22nd ST,
Ogden, Utah. says II do not think
there Is any need for people TO suffer
from kidney complain when Doan's
Kidney Pills can be had. ! doubt II
anyone has suffered more severely
from this disease than /. The worst
symptom of my case was a too fire.
quent desire to void the kidney Sc
cretions ] also had backache and one
doctor who treated me said | had a
floating kidney Doans Kidney Pills.
which | procured from eAOCON'S
PHARMACY gave me immediate re-
lief. This preparation IS so effective
that / only wish every kidney sufferer
would know OF It.
Mrs. Shipley gave the above testi-
monlal in July, 1906. and when inter
viewed In July, 1909, She said. II
still take pleasure IN recommending
Doan's Kidney Pills for the cure they
effected has been permanent The
statement I gave for publication in
their favor three years ago still holds
good
For sale by all dealers. Price so
cents. Foster'Milburn Co.. Buffalo
New York, sole agents for the United
Staaes.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-16

ago enough would have been realized
to paw off the national debt.
In. the course OF a colloquy with
Mr. Beycridge, Mr Borah charged
the pollcy was to close up western
coal mines In the interests OF eastern
miners. He said the leasing system
would place the control of The mines
in the hands OF few men Mr.. Car
ter declared coal now is being shipped
from West Virginia TO Valdez. Alaska,
when just as good coal could be had
within guDshot.
This" he exclaimed. fs not CON
servation; IL is waste criminal
waste"
Foreeto Ruthlessly Slaughtered
Mr.. BeverIdge declared the forests
OF Michigan had been ruthlessly
slaughtered 10 put more money into
the already bulging pockets OF pri-
vato owners.
He contended the general public
should have had some OF the benefits
OF these returns from their own prop
erty.
1T Is a matter of deep regret that
the senator did not appear before the
public lands committee and tell II
what to do" said Mr.. Wilson
Apparently that Is what | should
have done" retorted the Indiana sen
ator.
Replying TO Mr.. Beveridge, Mr.. Mel
son declared the leasing provision had
been withdrawn by some one utterly
ignorant OF conditions In Alaska.
Mr.. Beveridge replied that the bill
was a mere abbreviation of an earlier
bill introduced by Nelson himself
The amendment was voted down.
The bill was then passed.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-16
HOGS AND VEAL

We are paying for fat nogs ar fol-
lows:
Hogs. from 200 lbs ana up, por
1Go lbs .,.,......... $9.75
Hogs. from 16o to 200 lbs, per
100 lbs .................. $50
HOES. from 1925 to 16o lbs. per
100 lbs ,......s..... IT'S
We receive hogs daily.
Anybody who prefers dressed
weight or hogs may bring them in on
Tuesdays or Fridays between 1880
and 10 a N We Will then slaughter
them while you walt. and pay S11.75
FER 100 lbo. dressed. At either Of
these days you may choose whether
you want the live weight price or
S11.75 dressed.
We pay for fat vcaIs from 70 TO 1926
lbs. dressed weight II cents per h.,
and receive them daily. You may
bring them In either live or dressed.
Access to our plant is now con
venient since the construction of tho
viaduct
OGDEN PACKING & PROVISION co.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-16
ICE UNFIT FOR
CONSUME TlON
Samples Ogden by the Chemist
of Health Has Been Called Make Further
Investigation and Take Final Action.

per million; (c) oxygen consumed,
800 parts per million.
No. 5-ta)-FTee ammonia. .2S part
per million, (b) albuminoid ammonia,
% part per million, total, so part per
million; (c) oxygen consumed. 40
parts per million.
The law does not permit any Ice to
be used that contains more than six.
teen one-hundredths part OF free am
monia or more than nine one-hun~
dredths OF albuminoid ammonia, From
this 1t will be seen that Nos. 2 and
and No did not.
The state chemist further reports
in his analyses that the residue, or
that which was left when the water
had been eyaporated, was of a grey
ish flocoulent nature and gave out a
pronounced odor. When the same
was consumed by flame. the residue
chars and clnders. but does not black
cn. Tho whole analyses are entirely
too long to print in the paDer and
much of II Is of no Information except
Ing to a chemist.
The state chemist certifles that he
does not know where the samples
came from nor by whom collected. but
oertifies that all the bottles were
scaled with sealing wax and in good
order
The Ogden board of health. how
ever, did not care to take any action
on condemning any ice house without
further investigation and passed a
resolution inviting the state board of
health to come to Ogden and visit the
Ice ponds and source OF supply and
take additional samples. II desired.
After the visit Of the state board Of
health the sealed bottles will be open
ed and oflcial action taken towards
condemnlng the Ice houses from which
samples No. !. No and No. . were
taken. unless further investigation
should show different results.