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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1909
Page
7
Notice is given of the annual meeting of the stockholders of Standard Publishing Co to be held at the company's offices 260 24th Street Ogden Utah on Monday January 11 1909 at 2 p m for the election of officers and other business. D T Tracy Secretary. Ogden Utah December 2 1908.
Regular annual meeting of the shareholders of the First National Tank will be held in Ogden Utah on Tuesday January 12 1909 at 10 oclock am to elect directors for the ensuing year and to transact other business as may properly come before the meeting Ogden Utah December 21 1908 John Pingree cashier
Notice states shareholders will convene at the bank on January 12 1909 at 11 o clock in the morning to elect directors for the ensuing year and to transact other proper business. CHAS H BARTON cashier signs the notice.
A frightened girl rushes to her mother during a severe thunderstorm. In vivid phrasing she imagines the heavens breaking and God tumbling from the sky as electrical display and violence of the storm intensify.
San Francisco sports chatter swirls around a proposed ten round bout between Sam Langford and resistant foe Stanley Ketchel. Langford, a Boston colored challenger, is said to bet the entire purse if he fails to stop Ketchel, who has felled Hugo Kelly and Billy Papke. Meanwhile Ketchel's back in Grand Rapids as promoters weigh the matchup and public interest grows.
United States files suit in federal court against Union Pacific Railway for alleged transport of hogs in 42 hour periods without feed or rest. Hogs moved from Denver to San Francisco in late October, with delays from Rawlins Wyoming to Ogden. Penalty may reach 500 dollars fine and 100 minimum fee.
Santa Anita results report Angelus the 9 to 5 favorite winning the Dos Robles handicap by a head over Magazine with Green Seal third. Rosuka and other races list Sir Alvescot, Plying Squirrel, Waterbury, St Dario among winners in early 1900s style card from Los Angeles.
Oakland June 5 races at Emeryville produced a mix of favorites and upsets. Miss Roberta at 20 to 1 won the two year old fillies race after a strong early lead, beating Baloonia the favorite and Patricia K. Also notable was Smiley Corbett’s win in the Qbare handicap with Butler suspended for crossing in front of Prince Nap and Estella.
The L O O F Lodge of Ogden held the installation of officers last night at the lodge hall. New officers include James McDet h nop ie grand E H Trellinger vice grand A Shu maker treasurer Henry Winsel secretary A Fisher right supporter E Blackman left supporter West guardian E C Broney warden. A banquet followed and attendees enjoyed a social hour. Grand officers present were Grand Master A Stuart Sandy Deputy Grand Master W J Moore Salt Lake Grand Warden John Morely Tureka Grand Secretary P A Simpkin Salt Lake Grand Treasurer J W Sueden Salt Lake Past Grand Master J J Thorns Salt Lake Past Grand Master H C Wardleleh Ogden.
Mr and Mrs W C Echmalsz left yesterday for their honeymoon trip to California and expect to be away about a month.
A violent incident near Twenty fourth Street in Ogden involved Atsu Aten his wife Hisayama and Hayasi with a revolver and a pocket knife. Hisayama was stabbed five times but survived. Aten fled to a rooming house and was later jailed awaiting charges.
A man stops drinking coffee completely including one cup a day and finds the biliousness and heart symptoms fade quickly. Within days he feels well brisk, snappy, and keen again, calling it the greatest fun on earth. The change becomes easy as illness recedes.
Kreister's Ladies' Tailoring College announces permanent relocation to 2564 Washington Avenue in a modern building. The facility offers instruction in ladies tailoring and dressmaking with practical sewing services at reasonable prices. Wash waists start at $1.50 and silk waists from $2.50. The proprietors are Theverer & Woolley.
Two damage suits for personal injury were filed in Judge Howell's court alleging negligence by Corey Bros Construction on a Western Pacific railroad blasting site in California. The plaintiffs seek 10 000 and 15 000 dollars as damages for deaths of Mariena Farino and Michael Marrienkel, with claims that foreman Michael Farino and his supervision caused fatal blasts from overheated rocks.
Real estate transfers filed in the office of Recorder Wallace include John M. Squire and wife to Agnes Squire Jones for part of lot 7 block 11 plat B Ogden City survey with consideration of 10 dollars. Anne BE Bart to Lulu Brummitt for the west 40 feet of lots 49 50 51 and 52 Coreys subdivision of the west half of block 87 plat 6 Ogden City survey with consideration of 2500 dollars.
Notice from Brute Engineer's Office Salt Lake City Utah dated July 23 1908 states Ogden Water Works Company led by manager C H Kircher has applied under Chapter 108 Utah laws to appropriate ten cubic feet per second of water from springs in Taylors Canyon Weber County Utah. Water would be diverted from multiple springs at specified points 1 2 3 4 and 6 with various bearing directions distances and a portion to be collected from small springs. The plan includes water types from cold and salt springs and entails diversion at several point of diversions with land corners referenced.
The water plan describes collecting springs in two canyons to a 20 000 foot pipeline to a reservoir east of Ogden City between 22nd and 23rd streets. It seeks municipal use from January to December 1 each year under the Salt Lake base and meridian. Protests must be sworn affidavits within 30 days after publication.
A terse note from Fry's Magazine declares that taking sides in public disputes is the unpardonable sin, and the same warning is applied to lawn tennis where bias is easily detected. The item reflects British public opinion and social codes of the era.
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