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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1909
Page
4
Mining notes from Utah and western states report Tintic property plans to begin development promptly with added capital. Amended capitalization and preliminary bond measures aim to fund exploration and operations across the Tintic district, including the Silver Colorado vein and nearby Walker and Nevada claims.
An OCR distorted note mentions individuals A. J. Conper and A. S. Westhy with partial claims about mining ventures in Wisconsin and Utah. It references investors tied to Wisconsin capitalists and Minneapolis representation, plus a vague price and asset standing. The fragment notes a project tied to Morie and a property, with forking operations and Avrotagniuv as key terms.
The Boundary district sees renewed activity as Byekane and partners push development across multiple mines including Queen, Mother Tate, No xget, and Golden Well. Reports note a 2670 ton milled ore week and ongoing tunneling and development, with capital interest from eastern buyers and preparations for smelter shipments.
Local ad fragment lists Pingree and Keller with a general groceries and meats offer. Mentions butter potatoes chicken wheat and drinks, with unclear pricing and offerings due to damaged text. References 267 and scattered brand-like phrases.
An elderly Chicago settler dies after years of community effort. The notice notes his role in founding and shaping early local trade and public works. The obituary references his life in the growing city and his contributions to its development.
Rail news notes scheduled trains to Salt Lake City for conference and theater travel. Details mention departures and connections, with emphasis on timing and routing for passengers.
Fragmented report describes priests from St Marr under siege as panic erupts in a wartime setting. The chaotic account mentions breathlessness, injuries, and a focus on health effects while authorities organize care and safety measures for clergy amid the unrest.
A fragmented report from Hayrooe NJ describes women mobilizing against gambling. They press for evidence gathering and action by authorities, aiming to curb public disorder and arrest a poker house keeper as grand jury steps proceed with a notable bill.
A young boy reportedly shot himself near his home in New York. Police say the incident occurred in front of his residence. Authorities are expected to question the family as part of the investigation.
In Salt Lake City a legal clash unfolds as vice president Hrory T. Milan of the State Bank of Liter seeks a restraining order against J W Fitzgerald and W D Fitzgerald to bar them from interfering with bank business after a March 20 appointment of a new cashier. The former cashier reportedly refused to vacate, triggering a court action amid tension at the bank and a minor run on deposits.
In the federal court at Salt Lake City a bond of $10 was set for W. G. Hentersay & Co as bond surety in a case involving alleged false labeling and weight issues. Arraignment of Aiteon A. Utbbesana occurred on a charge of misappropriating funds with materialization papers issued during a the act of renereas. The Third district court released a not guilty plea and adjourned hearings to the April term. The docket mentions Charles Kieln, Henry Harris, and the Heuver Theater corps, with a perpetual decree against Jose Marshall in a related matter.
In Fairview Louisiana a tragic accident Tuesday killed seven year old Warren Clement, son of Mr and Mrs Jdaee Clement. A machine shaft about eighty feet from the mill fractured and entangled the child, causing fatal injuries while his family mourns. Funeral was held Thursday at the local meeting house.
A Fair Lake resident, Mrs Alice Davidson, heir to a portion of the estate of Elizabeth Carty Rose, is linked to an English law firm advertisement seeking the estate heiress. The notice describes prior marriages and a California visit, with signals of a potential claim processed through legal channels.
A report notes the death of an Ald Grande employee at the Bingham site during a construction or drain project. The fragmentary text mentions department, location identifiers, and an April date, with unclear references to personnel and Supervisory figures.
Dr Price unveils a Wheat Flue Celery Food praised as highly nutritious for digestion and daily consumption. The new formulation aims to offer a tasty option for all ages and dietary needs.
The obituary notes the death of an engineer and fireman survivor, a Fort Worth resident born in Ithaca New York, a Woodmen of the World member. The piece also announces a conference excursion with departure from Salt Lake City, a round trip to Temple Square, priced at 2.10, and return options via Rio Grande with bus connections and depot instructions.
New York hosts the $10,000 Ataratton derby at the Polo Grounds with heavy rain expected. Notables include American Tag Buttering and Len Inet among others as trains move items and tents set for arrivals. Frank Cutter plans Ogden visit for concert days. readers urged to subscribe to the San Francisco Weekly Examiner.
A fragment mentions Clement H T Wilt and a letter dated March 23 19xx suggesting a search for a person named Clement M E Willie. It hints at possible activity on a train or while driving a cam and cites L Kennedy at 61 Market Banta Crun Cal.
Legal notice from Ogdes City Utah states the council intends to undertake improvements along ith Street from Grant Avenue to Wall Avenue. The notice outlines the proposal, authority, and public action required, inviting comment or participation from interested parties within the specified timeframe.
The city council announces a public improvement project for Wall Avenue and adjacent streets with concrete curb and gutter, asphalt base, and related works estimated at 947,000.00. It seeks objections in writing by residents affected, to be heard April 26, 1907, 6 pm in City Council Chamber, Hancock, Utah.
Notice announces the annual meeting of the Amalgamated Boiler Company stockholders at its Loom No 201 First National Bank building Urden City Wishom on April 10 1909 at 12 09 PM for electing a board of directors and other lawful business. Secretaries note Henry H. Rolaf? serves.
Notice states a stockholders meeting for Lawih ton Hupar Company at First National Bank Basline in Caden City Utah on Wednesday April 11 1999 at 1 00 PM. The purpose is to elect a Ward of Director for the season and to transact other business and property matters. Secretary Henry W. Rolaf t signs as secretary.
Ogden Utah March 14 1908 notice of bids for construction of a water reservoir for the Water Works Department under city engineer specifications. Bids received at 2 pm Monday April 18 1909 and read aloud. The right to reject any or all bids and to waive informalities reserved. City Engineer Alf Paure m reads.
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