Official Standard Office Hours Notice
The standard office will be open daily except Sunday from 10 am to 12 noon. Operations will run at 4100 PE Street.
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1903
Page
7
The standard office will be open daily except Sunday from 10 am to 12 noon. Operations will run at 4100 PE Street.
Fragmentary 19th century column reports on Ogden events, trades, and social happenings. Mentions purchases of properties and depot trades, community notices, dancing academy, oaths of office, church receptions, and weather notes, with scattered names and addresses.
The newly elected county board met to organize with Mr. Stanford chosen as chairman. Committees were appointed including Supply and Provisions with Willian and Powers overseeing. Dr. Forbes named county physician. Positions for district and tax roles were established, opposition to Willian’s appointment noted, and the board set to appoint additional supervisors at the next meeting.
Police recovered a watch reported lost after a suspecting night scene along Tinetie Alley. Louis de Muniat and Lamia De Welt were charged with theft and remanded for court. The owner later said the watch was accidentally lost and requested no further action. One bystander was fined for an offense at the resort.
The notice reports the sudden peaceful death of A E Lowe, long involved in commercial and financial leadership in the district. It notes his western career, early Chicago connections, and later roles with the Rio Grande Western and National Banks. His wife Mrs Lowe, daughter, and relatives are mentioned, with details of the death scene and immediate aftermath.
The first case before the municipal court this morning involved a dispute over a hydrant and a fight that followed after a quarrel about handling a weapon. Edward Whitlow was charged with Willings roory and received a sentence to 60 days. Holm Lynch, a drunk, was discharged from jail. another defendant was sent to twenty Vred.
A morning ceremony at St. Joseph Catholic Church was conducted by Rev. Farner M. Cosnlen. Miss Jonnie Maynahing of Oak Adams Avenue served as bridesmaid. The bride, well known in Ogden, formerly worked at John McCready store, and the groom, a prominent contractor, oversaw cement work on the Ogden-Lucin cut-off. The couple planned a California honeymoon after a breakfast reception at the Manns Han residence.
In a wartime style case the state charges W'bouis Tobrik with placing a pistol in a cabin during a mining contention. Witnesses say the gun may be tested in court. the weapon was discharged during the hearing but later to be tested. Attorneys Malverson and Gunnell led the defense and state, respectively, with adjournment to Wednesday morning for authorities on tenancy rights.
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