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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1903
Page
7
Word from Grassy Point New York says five Ogden heirs of Mrs Bessie Sadner will travel to New York in February for the reading of a sister's will and the distribution of a large estate. The heirs named are Mrs A S Hintey Mrs Bruce Noble Mrs Ulrich and Charles Sadlier and William Sadlier.
The meeting included farewell remarks by Councilman Powers as he retires after four years. Officials debated itemizing committee pay, approved licenses and claims, and authorized a $2,025 transfer to the Carnegie Library board plus a $5,000 mayoral bond.
The man killed in the Bascom wreck on the Union Pacific was Joe York of Ellis Kansas. An employee of the Rio Grande Western at Helper, York was identified by the coroner in Evanston and dispatches reached Ogden. He had been living in Helper when he died.
The notice promotes Schilling's Best tea baking powder and flavoring extracts as moneyback buys. It urges shoppers to ask grocers about these products and emphasizes easy return terms if not satisfied.
Judge Howell signals intent to control slot machine cases in line with city ordinances. Police chief has repeatedly summoned machine proprietors and saloonkeepers where slots operate to address the issue.
The Ogden Municipal Court directs release on bail for defendants in slot machine cases with a January 4 1904 court date. If defendants fail to appear or saloon owners have not removed slot machines a bench warrant will issue and further steps will be taken. Other items include a fornication case settlement, vagrancy sentences with city departure conditions, and local labor troubles in Paterson News notes that the Thames steamer history dates to 1814.
The cases of T. C. Foley and B. F. Livingston charged with selling liquor to minors were dismissed in the Municipal court last evening after no evidence was presented.
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