The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-01-14

card Of the Hartman limos will be
here Saturday night and ready for
publication tomorrow evening or Sun
day.
Handsome, comfortablc-Tasty food
"a great place TO eat. Charles Cafe
terla, 1916 Wash
Car Accountant.-A +. Brewer. car
accountant of the Oregon Short Line.
accompanied by Mrs. Brewer. left for
the east this morning and will be alb,
sent thirty days.
Coal. call up Parker C Co, for
rates on lump. nut and slack.
Prayer Meetinos-The week of
prayer meetings which are being held
this woek in the First Presbyterian
church have been not only largely at
tended, but have been marked by
exceptional blessing of the prayer
spirit The meetings close with to-
nights service at S o'clock
DR.. Forbes has resumed practice.
400 Eccles Building, usual office hours
Wrecked Bridge Removed.-Thc
board Of commissioners has proceeded
TO take the wreckage Of the steel
bridge from the mouth OF Ogden can
yon, where it was crushed about
month ago by the breaking of ice
which slid down the mountain side
PEACOCK-The best Rock Springs
on the market. Phone 27. John
Farr.
Miss Alice Cashin OF Evanston, Wy.
oming. was the guest OF Miss Loretta
Malone for several days this week.
Here from Provo-Former Apostle
John w Taylor of Provo and James
a Melville of Fillmore, ex-member Of
the state land board, were Ogden Wis
itors yesterday afternoon.
Clty's HeaIth-The report OF the
city sanitary inspector today is that
there are 23 contagious cases OF dis
ease In the city-scarlet fever II and
diphtheria 2.
Suit for S13s-George D. Terry has
commenced suit against Joseph D.
Burnett to recover s135 alleged to bo
due on an account.
New City Eneineer-Wm. BoStaph
today qualified as city engineer and
will assume the duties OF his office
tomorrow morning Mr. Bostaph
states that a crew OF men have been
sent ont on the Davis e Weber coun-
ties canal TO assist In the work of lay
ing cement 1t is thought that hand
work will he more effectual than team
work because OF the frozen condition
OF the ground and tho depth Of the
snow.
January Thaw-It seems quite GER
train that the proyerbial "JanuGry
thaw' has made Its appearance in Og-
den During the day the thermometer
has registered from 25 TO 3S degrees
above zero, and the snow and ice are
melting,
Governor in Town-Goyernor Spry
was in the city few hours today
looking for sunshine" he said. Og-
den has supply Of it today.
Mrs. l. Boyle will entertain the
ladies of the Cemblmb Club at the
Orpheum. Saturday
Miss Mildred Douglass will attend
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night at the University Of Utah In
Salt Lake City.
eottIing Compsny's EIeotion-At a
meeting of the stockholders of the
Western Bottling company, held last
evening, Fred w. Chambers was elect
ed president. John PIngre vice presi-
dent, ]. w. Duffin general manager.
j. P. Bush secretary and treasurer,
who, with A R Jacobson, make up
the board Of directors. A prosperous
year was reported, which ncceSsltated
the ltcating OF a downtown Office on
Washington avenue, north OF the Con
solidated Improvement company s
Office.
Converse Case-The evidence In the
Converse case today was quite fav
orable to the defense. Witnesses tes.
titled that Mr.. Converse returned
from Salt Lake on Saturday evening,
Jnuo 10. between . and 10 O'clock
There was other evidence favorable
TO the state. though the state intro.
duced some very strong evidence al
so. The case may be finished this
afternoon.