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Newspaper

Utah Ogden Standard

Location

Ogden, Utah, United States of America

Date

Apr 07, 1909

Page

4

Range War Patrols Amid Smoked Timbered Lands

Avr il and another man report a violent clash of a range war near Alle mand and Emge. Masked horsemen raided a wagon convoy, killing Mead Jon Allemand and Jor Fuge. Survivors fled ten miles southeast toward the Spring mouth as riders closed in, guards escorted the wounded to safety and villagers warned of more attacks.

Theseane Avril Castle New Alert van Wig Lee Jost Allemand & Emge Mead Jon Allemand Jor Fuge Sea Joe Lari¢r Tenier Ahemmad Fese Apring Enter Tern Guardian Sherp Reliere Theus Tien Hiere God Larter

Murder in the Hills Sparks County Reward War

A grim frontier case describes a murder scene where shots were fired and bodies cremated, ten men slain, and telephone lines cut before news spread. County authorities lead a search through heavy snow, but no perpetrators are found. Rewards of 1000 dollars are offered by local wool grower associations for the killers.

Hasta Irametely Atarmey P. W Adlemand Eeniga Therm Groscra Stace Auitharsiles

Pingree and Keller Trade Seeds for Farm Goods

The fragment advertises savings on Stratagem peas and Aleta peas with a barter offer trading weeds for farm products. Promises include wheat, chickens, and other farm outputs, with unclear contact details and locations.

Tingree Washington

Mining News Sparks Hint of Rich Vein Expansion

The Tullock mine at Thitie reports a western drift at the 110 foot level exposing a large copper rich vein. Foreman Elmer Wanea says the new ore body appears wider and richer than earlier shoulders, with a three feet cross section in the old workings and plans to push the drift toward the vein, potentially discovering a substantial ore body as mining proceeds.

Elmer ‘Wanea Tullock Thitie Ed H. Hullock Delong Salinns Ehipmens Mi le Ie Ming

Goldfield Consolidated Faces Development Costs and Value

The document outlines three key developments at Goldfield Consolidated with market price impact. It reports total operating cost per ton and per mile for development work, including tenor development on the Combination claim and a rare metal plating change. It notes rising operating costs and potential credit through development work, with estimated figures suggesting substantial financial implications for the company and its shareholders.

Beyood Loehidtaghe aAsttivaal Ous Guldfielt Omsatitaret Uere Thley Tite Ammount Tenanza Fiat

Unclear OCR Note on March Financials and Dividends

Fragmentary figures report March results with mentions of a mill and revenue. Estimated total expenses around 124,420 dollars. Estimated dividend profit about 159,000 dollars. Names and exact entities are illegible in the source.

Utah Consolidated prospects and tunnel plans for Pine canyon

The annuity report for 1908 notes net gain above dividend disbursements and outlines contracts with American Boiler and Krufrog for ore handling expiring next year. A new smelting plant at Pine canyon is expected to be ready, with construction to begin if weather allows. Discussions consider a tunnel linking Utah Consolidated and Utah Apex to the Mascotte tunnel, reducing operating costs. Rich ore bodies northwest and large copper deposits are highlighted, with potential for future ex­port and treatment at Pine canyon smelter.

Cian Boeltiog Krfutog Company Fur Hise Canyon Ternational Smelting and McGuire Palhoad Utah Con‘sotdaind Tramwau Utah Consolidated Nlse International Smelling and Refing Company Pine Caeyon

Second Bullion Shipment To Carson City Exceeds Demand

The second bullion shipment of gold and silver to the United States assay office was sent to Sheaver totaling 77 218.23 with gold at 7549.71 and silver 1 628 623. The slight overweight is about 500 pounds and the assay is thought inadequate. Bro of Salberland seeks amplified facilities. Carson City assay also faces increased demands from New York and Nevada properties and shipments. April outlook shows demand reaching 2000 in excess.

Empcea Anderetgerd Broaf Salberland Carson City Netsda Aznozet

Chafey Mines Form New Nevada Corporation

The Chafey Mines company of Cha fey, led by president Hob Chafey, has merged with Salt Lake United to mint bullion valued around $5. A new Nevada corporation, Chafey Lines, with capital stock of 10 666 000, is planned. Harr y Catler serves as secretary as the firm plans a 100 ton mill and a tramway to support economic development in the area.

Chafey Mines Company of Chafey HOB Chafey le Preadent Bas Gr Salt Lake United Fairs Charry Lines Company Nevade Aharte Catler

Miss Nettie Stephens Wins First Place

Miss Nettie Stephens captured first place in a state university declamation contest held yesterday at the university gymnasium. Ogden and Wasatch participants competed, with Salt Lake, Mt. Pleasant, and Ogden venues noted, and judges including Chief Justice DN Strap and Miss Maul May Babcock evaluating the performances.

Nettie Stephens That State University Laka Dikh AU Hallows Ogden Fillers Spridgeiiie Wasatch Mt. Pleasant Revels Gion Ty Slee Jim Wasatch Acadlen Pactice

Notice to Contractors Open Tah March 34 1908

Notice to contractors from Ogden City for a water works project. Bids received will be opened publicly on April , 1908 at the City Clerk's office. Specifications prepared by the City Engineer and approved by the Special Water Committee. City reserves right to reject any or all bids and to waive informalities.

Welet Lowy Matt Ogden Chy Alont Vane

Head Milewright Is Sausned To Death

Meron My. Ap 6 We Lawthwats, heed millertgtr in the Willamette Pulp and Parler cemnsam's mille, was crushed ty death today while forpesting a par machine. The paaturer that shut dong the pees 40 make miner repair and leerkeatre took advantage of the empenshinty tlimh na foned a terete Inch belt. The power atoned us as Alenly and Laavhealie slipped down between the Velt and the patter, using Insanity Lined Lesh wate The only min or 1, Vi sete yt (endest of the phous).

Meron Willamette Cemnsam Laavhealie

Salt Lake Tabernacle Meeting Hears Audit Report

The Salt Lake Tabernacle audience heard a continuation of the general conference with President Joseph F Smith addressing the congregation. Amid blustery weather the service continued as speakers urged integrity in financial matters and parental guidance, with Elmer Heber J. Grant and others presenting the auditors' report affirming accurate church funds accounting.

Orie Jourph F Armith Briely Akeo Smith Tabernacle Nephi Pratt Francis M. Lyman Jobe Henry Smith Seoith Theore Roosevelt H. Taf Ife Gou Elmer Heber J. Grant

Elders and officers named at Latter-day Saints Conference

The conference lists presiding patriarchs, general church leaders, and education officials including Francis M. Lyosa John Jieney Grrth Heber L Orant ue Clawson and many others. It notes mission aries who fell in the last conference and reports plans for organ recital at the Tabernacle with remarks by Joseph F. Smith.

Boe Connsellors A. Bulth Nec Grensallers Domph Fy Brealth Tod Church of Jesus Christ At Latterday Sainte Anthony H. Lund Ites Tostan General Church Andrew Jenson A. Milton Musser Deabaca H Roberta Josph F. Batth, Jr Manistinel Historiaen General Church Board of Edusathos Joseph F. Smith Willard Young Antbue H Laut Geo. H. Bblechall Rodger Clawnon Joha R Wineer Charlas W. Penrose Horace H. Cummings Oren F. Whiteas Aruthur Winter Ieavuter General Church Board of Education Horcar Cummings Church Schoo Coureh However George HL Brimball Dames Untonk Wyland Touns Tabernacle Choir John R.windeh Evan Mephend Horace Ensign Asaistan Dots J. McCieran Edward P. Kimntull Tracy ¥. Canno George C. Smith We Triary Noel 8. Pratt Abraran Rodger Clas Aon Heed Smoot William Wy Miter August W. Cartoon Meury J. Folapp Dancan M. McAllister Contereure Joseph F.smith Etd Charles Sarde Yen Kousbarem Utah Scandips George Edwin Morte Meas Arte Homan Gunalole Olives Hasson Dear River City Wakaee Chicexs Scandinavia Lota Telernacle Thecena Gui Hegedlewan Eidee Jens G. Stewarre

Portneuf River missing blacksmith presumed drowned

In Frenteila Idaho on April 6 a blacksmith Patrick J Medilonr aged 0.8 was last seen January 1 and his body was found two miles below town. Authorities believe he fell into the river while returning home and drowned. He left a widow and four children. He was described as happy and financially stable before the accident.

Frenteila Idaho Patrick J. Medilonr Farcoent

A G Morqderg Victim Of Unexplained Accident

A. G. Morqderg was killed at Bath Lake depot when a car elevated and struck him. Inspector Noptberg, longtime Salt Lake & Opden worker, died instantly. several employees assisted after the accident. The body was found beneath the car and pronounced dead. witnesses described the scene and quick response by onlookers and staff.

Bath Lake Bamberger Third West Temple Streets AOC Noptberg Salt Lake & Opden Company Dina Itte Ant & Pasnengat Fe OM Tyeon Thibham City Cereral Nut Glazen Wanstead Teddy Tikte Bernie Hires Flaneck Yu Cnlidten Mra Sordbors

Botiel and Abe: children portrayed with effort

Fragmentary OCR notes describe Botiel and Abe and their children portrayed in a strained, uncertain context with unclear actions. The readable names suggest a personal or familial focus, but specifics are obscured by missing words and garbled text.

Notable Utah Pioneer Taylor Dies Amid Long Illness

An early Kaysville resident and former local marshal, James B Taylor, dies at his home after a two week illness from pneumonia. Born September 1, 1920 in Howling Green Kentucky, he moved through Missouri and Nevada before settling in Kaysville. Survived by wife Emmetlar Owen and 14 children, plus numerous grandchildren. funeral planned at Kaysville meetinghouse Friday at 11 AM. In separate crime notes, a colored man identified as Smith is shot and dies at a Salt Lake pool hall, with Tom Anderson suspected of involvement. investigation underway.

Kapeyile Tavi Taplor Ittern Kaysville Utah Lomm Pneumonte James Elizabeth Taylor Zachary Taylor Howling Gree Church of Jesus Christ of Latterday Ariz Dura Strumqaiat Sac Pedr William IT. Whitiness Bslt Taylor Greenmar Taylor Harteville Weber County Karaville Aley Fayeaile Kaparille Bale Lake Almett Tom Anderson Teo To¢Ieek Enteber Con Pocrelal Street Sommes Elle Dave Millsida Jim Boolth Anderson Paul Revel Smith

Utah Exhibit Leaders Meet Ahead of Pacific Exposition

Governor Spry of Utah and C. T. Canfeld join Alaska Yukon Pacific officials in Portland for talks on Utah’s state display at the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition. The party will travel to Seattle for preliminary matters regarding Utah’s exhibit installation and festival ceremonies.

Portland Ore T—sintertoe Wiliam Spry Iten C. T. Can Feld Utah State Remnitedon Mreete General Nadlam Brente Utah Asate Depiay Bory Alaska-Yukos-Pacifc Exqoaikment Posssioner Frovernor Spry

Corpse in Arms Stunt Shocks University

A puzzling incident at the university involved a corpse of a woman placed in arms during a staged scare. Details indicate a clever yet alarming prank, with threats reported by students and faculty, possibly linked to an annex break in overnight. The president’s office was first to notice the disturbance, as campus security investigated routes through steam tunnels and other concealed paths.

Bak Lake Ilak Henie Ae. Belldines Martie Kingbury

Uncertain body mystery clues lead to containment reveal

A guard redraws the scene after scenting carbonic odor as a clue. The missing person case is reexamined, the coroner reconsiders the plausible explanation, and the body is returned to the holding chamber for further testing and placement near the tank.

Ter Econ Ind le Wudes

Receiver Appointed For Charles T Yerkes Estate

New York April 6 a receiver was appointed yesterday by the supreme court for the estate of Charles T Yerkes in a suit by Landis Company and Halway against Yerkes estate. The action seeks 9900 as value of stock holdings and payments due. Probate proceedings preceded the appointment, with the court ordering payment on estate assets and property details to be settled.

Charles 7 Yerkes New York Nice Btaten chfCull Charles T. Verkex Landis Uo Severoend Halway Company Etie the Lundun Company Tal Verkard

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