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Show born In Ogden. April 3. 1S57, and hart made his homo In Weber county rroni that time to the tlmo of his death. He is survived by a wife, soven daughters, one son; two brothers and two sisters Funeral services will bo announced later. COAL Rock Springs, cstle Oat nnd Clear Creek. GHletto Coal Co. IZs West 27th SL Phones 1074. George Nelpon and wife of Montello. Nov., are In the city visiting: with their many friends. Rock Springs, Kcmmorcr, Castle-Cr.te. Castle-Cr.te. Anthracite and Coke. M. L Junes Coal Co. Default Entered Default of defendant defend-ant has beon entered in the civil action ac-tion of the Sidney Stevens Implement company aalnet the Hoover Plow and Manufacturing company et al. E-Z-Money Kelly Money to loan on Jny good real estate. Geo. J. Kelly. E. P. and G. M. Evans of Utah's sliver sli-ver camp, Park City, arc upending a few days In Ogden. They report Park City in a flourishing condition. GRASS CREEK LUMP COAL, $4X0 at yard; Cattle Gate, Clear Creek, Hock Springs, always on hand. Con-Burners' Con-Burners' Coal Co., A. A. Shaw, Mgr Phones HIS. Returned From Trip EaBt. Desk Sergeant Hagbert Anderson, has returned re-turned from a two week?' trip to New York and other eastern points. He states that the commercial interests in the east, particularly. In New York city, aro somewhat strained in the retail re-tail line of business, but that generally gener-ally the outlook for the year is qulto promising. The business men of tho east, he says, are very confident that there is soon to be a revival in trade and that when the year closes it will be found that the activity of the season sea-son will have been a little better than normal. The present Inactivity, Mr. Anderson states, is not felt so keenly In Chicago aa in other eastern business busi-ness centers,, and that as one comes west a marked Improvement is observed. ob-served. Kodak Finishlng.Tripp Studio. 340 25th- RANDOM REFERENCES Arrested at Hazen. Harry Gelder, pneclal officer for the Southern Pacific, has nrrested five men on a charge of breaking Into freight cars at HazGn. Tbe men had secured a quantity of goods. A Churchill grand Jury will try the suspects. STORAGE at reasoiTle rates. In good brick building, If you need any rcoui, consult John Scowcroft & Sonj Company. Ed Arnold and W. P. Heffner of the famous mining camp. Rhyollte, of Ncv., arc Ogden visitors for a short time. Advertisers must nave tnelr copy for J tho Evening Standard the ovening before be-fore the day on which the advertise-n advertise-n ent is to appear in order to insure publication. Died at Riverdale Charles A. By-bee, By-bee, brother of County Commissioner John T. Bybee, died yesterday afternoon, after-noon, at his home, at Riverdale, after a brief illness. The deceased was I Sight Seers to Pass Through Ogden A companv of sightseers of the "See America First" Inclination, consisting of over 70 people, mostly residents of California, will pass through Ogden this afternoon at 3 o'clock. They aro on their way from California to tho eastern part of the United States, bo ing on a Journey that will last about six month. The company is under the management of the Raymond and Whltcomb Excursion company, directed direct-ed by F. A. Hammond and H. W. Dock-ham. Dock-ham. They are trareling in a special train over the Southern Pacific route. From Ogden they, will continue their journey cast over the Rio Grande Western. To Whoelwright Bros, for lumber. - Lead Producers Enter Protest. At a meeting in Salt Lake, yesterday of the lead ore producers of Colorado, Nevada, Idaho and Utah, resolutions were passed protesting against a reduction re-duction of the tariff on lead. It was also decided to send a representative to Washington to represent the producers produ-cers during the consideration of the tariff bill. The question whether the organization should be affiliated with the American mining congress or should be kept apart and be known as the Western Ore Producers' association, associa-tion, was left to the executive committee commit-tee for decision. ' Volker Elected President. The city park commissioners held a meeting last evening and reorganized that body by electing J. W. F. Volker. president, to succeed J. S. Lewis, resigned. Another An-other meeting of the board will be held before the end of the week for tho purpose of outlining a policy for the ensuing year. 'Notwithstanding the fact that the appropriations for the improvement and beautifying the parks of the city have been materially cut down by the city council, the board Is determined to make such improvements im-provements In the parks as the mean3 at hand will permit. City Engineer Preparing Plans. City Engineer Parker is now busily engaged preparing plans and specifications specifi-cations for the proposed new reservoir of the city waterworks system. He expects to have his report ready for presentation to the waterworks committee com-mittee within the next few days. The contemplaed plan Is to build a reservoir reser-voir that will increase the capacity of the system something like 20.000,00 gallons. This done and the system will have a capacity of about 28.000.000 gallons, which is calculated to 6upply a population of at least 50,000 people with water for culinary and lawn purposes. pur-poses. Were Married Yesterday. Yesterday Yester-day afternoon Abraham Parker lead to tho altar his bride. Mrs. J. B. Cough-net, Cough-net, their respective ages -being 83 and 50. When the license to marry was granted the bride stated to the clerk that' there was other business to be transacted but that they would go down to tho county recorder's office to do that The happy couple adjourned adjourn-ed to tho recorder's office, where one of the deputies was Instructed to draw up a warranty doed conveying to the bride-elect a parcel of real estate described de-scribed as being a part of the southeast south-east quarter of section 8, township 6 north, west of the Salt Lake meridian, comprising a homestead at lltf Washington avenue. This done and tho prospective bride and groom repaired re-paired to the office of the Janitor of the court house. Elder George Folk-man, Folk-man, where the nuptial knot was securely se-curely tied. Tho newly married couple will make their home in Ogden. |
