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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1909
Page
6
In his own words Battling Nelson details early gambling lessons and fortunes from bouts with Cyclone Johnny Thompson and a swift clash with Wm. Bowser, noting how winnings supported his mother and the urge to bet on himself when a prime chance arose.
The narrator describes traveling with a large group to Harvey to box Rosser. After wagering $40 against a one round knockout, the plan succeeds when a feigned retreat lures Rosser within range. A sharp right hand lands, Rosser collapses, and referee Malachy Hogan later attests this bout was shorter than a famed Cannon City match from 1807.
Frank Chance, star of the Chicago Cubs, declares he will be on deck when the whistle blows after reconciling with Cubs president Murphy over money matters. He has closed on a California home with an orange crop revenue plan, and states the relief will prompt him to return to Chicago to rejoin the team. Chance mentions prior rumors and asserts he will be with the Cubs for the 1900 season.
Winnipeg reports Father Lubick, a Chicago priest, will be deported by Winnipeg police after being jailed awaiting Chicago authorities at the boundary. He is wanted on charges of jumping bail and misusing funds by posing as a priest. He allegedly ran an orphan asylum in Chicago with female assistants dressed as nuns and sought money claiming it was for a church enterprise.
The Grill Cafe has been purchased by G. H. Thorn and A. R. McPherson from Wm. Rodigkelt. All bills up to and including January 22 are to be paid by Wm. Rodigkelt.
Forest Service mining expert B L Wheeler reports on Nevada patent applications and the role of mining in timber land disputes within national forests. He says mining rights under law are available but require valid discovery and exploration, warning against frauds tied to townsite schemes and placer claims that inflate timber value.
W P Cullen presents The Burgomaster a bold Pixley and Luder musical comedy starring Harry Herween and Ruth White The cast showcases modern costumes and gowns with Miss White delivering a new self composed song How Many Have You Told That To The Grand hosts the show tonight with high anticipation
Hans Madson longtime Ogden resident pioneer and church member died recently. His funeral at Ogden Tabernacle was led by Bishop Miles Jones with community leaders and choir performances. He helped build Weber county, ran lumber and creamery businesses with his sons, and was born in Denmark in 1840. His life was praised as charitable and devout, shaping Ogden and the region.
A grand concert and dance will feature a quartet, soloists including Miss Bessie Blair and Mrs. S. D. Bradford, baritone and tenor performances, instrumental duets, and dancing with refreshments. Admission is 60 cents per couple for concert plus 26 cents for the event.
A series of property transfers are recorded with names A J Anderson to Nephi H Neilson for a Lot in section 8 township 6 range 2 priced at 3200. James F Burton to Wm W Burton & Sons company involves Lot 5 Block 8 part B Ogden City survey for 1600. Lewia Middleton to Josiah F Parsons covers Riverside Park addition Ogden City for 200. Charles H Hussey to Charles G Price is part of Lot 10 Block 4 South Ogden survey for 400. Mary Elizabeth Felt to Alfred Stromberg west half Lot 8 Block 1 Plat C Huntsville survey for 200. John Anderson to David Eccles railway right of way across parts of sections 22 and 23 in township 6 north range 1 west for 1. Ogden Trust & Development company to David Eccles railway right of way across sections 22 and 29 in township 6 range 1 west for 1. Also a medicinal ad for Dr Thomas Electric Oil.
The Utah House and Senate debated anti treating measures and a slate of road bills. Rock Pope proposed an equor traffic law, while Henrie backed six road measures including convict labor for road work at up to 1.50 per day. Governor Spry announced West’s death and urged memorial action. House bills addressed irrigation, railroad liability, veterinary duties, education and road funding.
The record lists House bills 58 to 61 from Henrie on county road powers road taxes corviets and wide tires plus a Senate slate from Smith Sery and Stockey. Bills cover auditor statements assessment rolls supreme court stenographer pay smuggling and prisoner assaults with highways and bridges committee referrals.
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