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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1903
Page
6
President and party tour Fort Yellowstone with Secretary Tor k and Maj Pitcher reporting a pleasant journey. The group observed elk, mountain sheep, and other wildlife while riding horses and considering a possible stop at nearby falls.
In San Francisco an upcoming court matter involves the deaths of Charles Fair and his wife. French witnesses claim autopsy findings and the shipping of their skulls from France were mishandled, while other testimony counters these assertions. The skulls are currently under guard as evidence and may be moved to New York for further proceedings.
The City Council of Ogden Utah announces intent to form a sewer district named District No. 9 and to build a public sewer system on designated streets. It estimates costs at 580,000 and will levy a special tax on abutting property to cover construction and future maintenance.
The Fourth Judicial District of Weber County Utah orders a public auction of property in Ogden City to satisfy the claim of Condon v Ellen W Blowardson. The sale occurs April 10 1903 at the Weber County Court House with the described Lot 0 and Ty block 44 in Ogden City and the property description beginning at the southwest corner of Totth? and running along lines to the original starting point.
A garbled passage from the Philadelphia Freedoms era notes a river of words. The fragment mentions Venice and a scene with a dog and a dog named Hard the spaniel while characters debate fame and travel. It reads as a fractured literary snippet without clear news or event.
Public notice of storage lien sale under Utah law to satisfy storage charges. Owner Lierens Wil, Micry El Roberts claims ownership. item described as a buggy named Ni, F 88 Parry Make. Sale to be held April 1903 at 2540 Washington Avenue Ogden City Utah at 2 PM. Manager W. Burton signs for Doden Implement Co. March 27, 1903.
Notice is given that stockholders of Bazouk Consolidated Mining Company will meet on April 22 at 8 oclock PM at the office of Dr. 18 Gordon in Ogden Utah. The purpose is to consider and vote on proposed amendments to the articles of incorporation including changing the company name to New York and Great Western Mining, Belting and Development Company and increasing capital stock from 509,000 shares at 1.00 each to 1,000,000 shares and adjusting the number of shares outstanding. Signed bySecretary. Ogden Utah April 1 1903.
The Gilby Council approves an ordinance to assess a special tax of 50 cents on the costing property in paving District No. 2 to cover extraordinary repairs. The assessment lists multiple blocks and lots in Ogden City survey plate A. The levy becomes delinquent May 1, 1903, as stated by A. Moves, City Treasurer.
The undersigned will offer at private sale the estate of J. J. Richards in Ogden City Weber County Utah on or after May 15th 1903 written bids will be received at the office 32 S Main street Ogden terms include one tenth on date of sale and balance on confirmation by the district court Walter B Wedell administrator of the estate of D. K Richards deceased
In Webst County Utah the estate of Winlow Skaen is administered. Creditors must file claims with vouchers at the office of Hulaniski & FoormA in the National Bank building, Coal Utah, by Monday July 20. Willard Arthur Skern is administrator. First published March 14, 1903.
A fragmented OCR entry reports a man at Reed Hotel wanted by authorities. The listing mentions a location at 288 Mow ran Ave and refers to a cryptic phrase about letting wants be known through columns. Details are unclear due to text garbles.
A cluttered 19th or early 20th century newspaper column shows numerous rental notices. Entries advertise furnished and unfurnished rooms, houses, and boarding options at varied addresses such as 2445 Vinal Avenue and 2220 Linwin Ave, with names like Hisharde Jr and Wilcox Grocery. Also includes fraternal and lodge notices, carious business names, and local society announcements.
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