Local notices and ads move through Ogden area
Mrs Alvin Clark returns from Coalville trip and visits Weatherbys for nourishing meals. Miss Ray Howe from Visalia visits Ogden with Mrs Frank Freeman. Money to loan offered by C C Richards Jr. Funeral planned for Daniel Hill at Marriott meeting house Tuesday. Weatherby’s markets tout tender beef and mutton. C W Vigeins and Robt Wilson guests of Mrs Clayton. Allkon of city schools attends State Board session in Salt Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Howe
Visalea
Cal
Frank Freeman
Ogden
CC. Richards, Jr
Eccles
F. L. Keller & Co
Wash, Ave
Daniel Hill
Marriott
Marriot Meeting House
Ella Bogart
Evanston
Charlea Bogart
Union Pacific
Bogart
Southern Pacific
Wyoming Preas
Proudfit Sporting Gooda Co
24Th St
C. W. Vigeins
Bra. Robt
Wilson
C. W. Clayton
Allkon
Balt Lake
State Board of Education
Funeral for C. Taggart in Salt Lake City
The Salt Lake musical mechanic C. Taggart was funeralized in Salt Lake City. The service at the Twenty-seventh ward meeting house featuredThomas Ashworth singing Oh My Father with Prof Stayner, followed by eulogies from multiple clergy and community members. Burial occurred at City cemetery with grave dedication by John T. Caine. pallbearers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. ¥. Taggart
Salt Lake
Ogden
Twenty-seventh Ward
City Cemetery
Joseph Maxwell
Thomas Ashworth
Father
Prof. Stayner
Thomas Moss
Daniel Kennedy
Tr. McGuire
Geo, Reynolds
W. Sloan
N. &. Larsen
Prof
Careless
John T. Caine
Bishop Biaswell
John ‘T. Caine
Ed. MccLelland
John Connelly
Lima H. Craw
John Dangerfield
A. I. Brooks
W. T. Atkins
Southern Pacific changes hit Ogden dispatching and Reno shop plans
I B Stewart arrives as Ogden dispatcher while Reno hosts a new Southern Pacific shop project. Union Pacific lines see reduced freight between Ogden and Evanston and a coal bulletin shifts engines to Medicine Bow. New yard master EK S Luty takes Carlin duties as MelKellips moves to Wells, Wells dispatchers mobilize before the San Francisco trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. B. Stewart
Winnemucca
Ogden
Southern Pacific
Reno
Carlin
FE. Williamson
If. G. Goble
Winnamarea
Noble
Iuty
Luty
Ife
E. I. MelKellips
Wells
San Francisco
Wadsworth
Union Pacific
Wyoming
County Board Session Opens With Routine Actions
The County Board of Commissioners met this morning with a brief session handling routine matters. Chair man pro tem was elected in Joseph Stanford’s absence as Commissioner Wilson and others attended. Nine smallpox cases remained in Huntsville and indigent patients were cared for. A road study in Slaterville was continued to gather more data. Jail alterations were referred to the jail committee. Roads in Og den and South Fork canyons were cleaned after damage. A $20 bill for William Brown was approved. game-law fines were clarified. The State Board of Horticulture was advised that the Attorney General’s opinion upholds the board’s constitutional appointment power. The board will appoint horticulture members once fruit growers submit nominees. Adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Joseph Stanford
Wilson
Fowers
Mulaniski
Forbes
Huntsville
Ife Alep
Ife
TF. Ja. Farrell
Committee On
Ogden
South Fork
Hulaniski
William Brown
Fish and Game
Iuntsville
State Board of Horticllture
County Horticulture Board
Lawsuit Settled In Favor Of Kate Bridewell Anderson
The case Kate Bridewell Anderson vs Rio Grande Western before Judge Rolapp concluded with a jury verdict for damages. She claimed 13 000 for injuries from a wreck in November that allegedly damaged her voice. The railroad paid 900 plus 71 40 and interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Bridewell Anderson
Rio Grande Western
Rolapp
Ecade
Comtrany
Unsavory Case as Maggie Williams Leaves Crittenton Home
Maggie Williams alias Maggie Keating, a 17-year-old white girl, left the Crittenton Home and consorted with a black man on lower Twenty-fifth Street. She returned to the police station with Horace Taylor, a porter at a Twenty-fifth Street gambling house, who was later jailed for vagrancy for ninety nine days. the girl then disappeared with the infant, leaving the child with her sister and police seek a plan to relieve the situation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maggie Williams
Maggie Keating
Maggie
Lower Twenty-fifth Street
Horace Taylor
Crittenton
Twenty-ffth Street
Taylor
Twenty-fifth Street
Liut
Mareia Williams
Funeral for William Guthrie Held at Harrisville Meeting House
William Guthrie, 25, died after a sudden epileptic seizure near a shallow irrigation ditch. His funeral at Harrisville meeting house drew a large crowd, with many floral tributes, leaving a widow and four children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisville
William Guthrie
Standard
Man Pleads Guilty to Petit Larceny After Drunken Claim
An unnamed man pleads guilty to petit larceny after being arrested by Officer Herrick. He argues he was drunk at the time of the offense, seeking leniency for his crime and intoxication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herrick
Thomas Ryan Detected In Shop Theft On City Cutoff
Thomas Ryan, a recent auxiliary worker drifting schooners near the cut off, was found intoxicated and unable to tell right from wrong. He was seized by McCready's Twenty Fifth Street manager with a store blanket, then remanded to police custody and later pled guilty to petit larceny in police court, receiving a thirty day sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Ryan
McCready
Twenty-fifth Street
Artest
Serrick
Polies Court
Ogden City Directory 1903-04 to Be Delivered This Week
Polk & Co. prepares Ogden city directory edition for 1903 04 with 584 pages up from 476, adding 108 pages and 1082 new names in a compendium of businesses citizens and institutions. Population estimates place Ogden around 25 000 with suburban additions pushing total names to 9824 and solidly in first class status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk
Ogden
RB. Bd. Polk & Co
United States
Ogden Post Office
Claag
Pensions for the Aged Shop Employes Rule Adopted
The Southern Pacific plans pensions for workers over 70 with retirement unless fit to continue. The board of pensions in San Francisco weighs each case, using length of service and wages to determine monthly amounts. Few local employees are affected, about one percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Pacific Railroad
Southern Pacific Company
Noble Replodal
Propugys
Aq Aepoy tsaes +en gut
Board of Pensions
San Francisco
Fitzgerald
Netherlands Belgium mission reunion set for August seventh
The committee presses forward to ensure the August seventh reunion between Netherlands and Belgium proceeds as planned. Attendees wearing red white and blue will lead the march, followed by the crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Netherlands
Belgium
Are’ Reunion
Stagoon
Ballard's Snow Liniment Famed Cure for Sciatica
Rev W W Riley of Cuba New York writes after fifteen days of excruciating sciatic rheumatism the first application gave relief and the recent complete relief Ballard's Snow Liniment sold by G F Cave 2501 Wash Ave and J S Cave Depot Drug Store at 1 08 per bottle promising unqualified recommendation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Riley
Cuba
New York
Ballard
G. F. Cave
Wash. Ave
Cave
Depot Drug Store
Deaf Railroad Man Appears in Police Court This Morning
In municipal court this morning L W Corcoran pleaded guilty to drunkenness and received suspended sentence on condition to reform. Hush McCluakey claimed to work for Union Pacific and also got suspended sentence to avoid delaying the railroad schedule. William Stewart faces a later trial amid suspicions of stolen papers. Levis Bishop, a bootblack on Twenty fifth Street, was charged with disturbing the peace and remanded with bail set at 100 dollars. his trial is set for Friday at 10 a m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. W. Corcoran
Hush McCluakey
Union
William Stewart
Stewart
Levis Bishop
Lower Twenty-fifth Street
Arrivals at the Reed In 24 Hours From Cities Across the Nation
A long list shows numerous travelers arriving at the Reed in the last twenty four hours. Names include W B Terry Chicago M Jelenko New York C A Godfrey Deseines Chas C Brigham Denver and many others from Salt Lake City Philadelphia San Francisco and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Terry
Chicago
New York
C. A. Godfrey
Deseines
Chas. C. Brigham
Denver
F. A. Jones
Anaconda
Edgar Jones
City
J. A. Mapor
Wife
Central City
D. H Peery
Salt Lake
J.J. Goodwin
Kh. T. Nickerson
Pocatello
Kan
E. C. Baldry
Bowen
Los Angeles
B. Delvalie
West Side
N. B. Parnell
G. W. Rice
Sam Mercil
Ins
Criterilon
J. J. Hall
Balford
Fred Chapman
F. W. Cane
Miss Cane
W. F
Lost Pants and $15 Stolen From Barber George Gibson
George Gibson the barber awoke to discover his pants missing from the bedhead near an open window. The thief also took $15 in cash, leaving no clue to the culprit as Gibson prepares to work at his North Washington Avenue shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Gibson
Br. Gibson
Washington ,Avenue
Ballards Snow Liniment Endorsed For Rheumatism Relief
J W Sullivan of Sullivan House El Reno writes in June 1902 praising Ballards Snow Liniment for rheumatism relief. The ad notes prices of 50 cents and 1 dollar and lists GV Cave and Depot Drug Store as holders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballard
J. W. Sullivan
Sullivan
el Reno
O. T
GV. Cave
Wash
Ave
KK. Cave
Depot Drug Store
Holland excursion to Lagoon Aug Tth 1903
The Holland people plan an excursion to Lagoon on August 10, 1903. Trains depart Ogden at 9 a.m. and return at 9 p.m. Cost is 73 cents for the round trip. A night program will follow with songs recitation and dancing from 4 p.m. to 3 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lagoon
Ogden
Hound
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Sole Ogden
Broom Hotel Corner
Culley
The
Culley Drug Co
Washington Avenue
Stand‘oard
Ours
Notcr TG
Alvin Clark
Coalville
Geo
Weatherby’s
Sertha Helsewell
Palisade
Joseph
London Market
24Th Street
F. Wright
Archie Bowman
Sumpter Valley
Utah Construction Company
25Th Street
Richards, Jr
Keclea Bidgett
Weatherby‘s
Lena
J.T. Rushmer
Washington Ave
Chicago Ophthalmic College
Will Pardoe
Tom Pardoe
Humboldt
Nev
Try
Lewis Coal Yard
Eva Folson
Estella Hawkes
Armour Market
David W. Evans
Chas. A. Ayere
Camilla Dunn
J. A. Merrick
China
Lincoln Ave
Joseph Chez
James Blair
Chez & Skeen
Chex
Skeen
Utah
Standard Office
United Brotherhood
East
Hanna‘ming No. 1
Laramie
Medicine Row
County Board
Huntsville-County Board of Horticulture
Mrs. Kate Bride
Well Anderson
Police
Glenwood Park
DIREC
Tory
Board OF Pen
SIONS
Cures Sciatica
Lewis Bishop
Barber
California
Mit
C. A. Henry
Union Depot
L. H. Becraft
Twenty-Fourth and
Grant Avenue
Panama
John Watson
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