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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1903
Page
7
The Standard notes the badings of THE STAND with daily hours from 9 am to 8 39 am and Sunday hours from 10 am to 1 pm. It mentions telephone numbers for business and editorial rooms on varied rings, reflecting a newsroom routine.
Random references describe June weddings at Fred ssn and trips to Paris with mentions of Denny Smith and family. A military band concert is planned at Liberty Park on July 4 with a morning serenade. Local figures and businesses are cited along with a Catalina Islands trip and mining area talk. A request for experienced clothing sellers appears at the end.
A jumble of notices and items including buy and sell requests, a wanted cow for milk, price notes, and garbled names. Mentions of local markets, a meat market address, and a few names tied to incidents. A police note about a horsebreaking case and a church social event with program hints.
Joseph Hart sues Union Pacific for 87500 in a dash accident claim. The complaint states he was walking on Wall Avenue near Twenty-ninth Street when trains approached without warning bell or signal, injuring him badly. He is now in county jail in poor condition and has sworn incapacity.
A former Ogden resident, now in California, lauds Sonoma County’s growth and prospect for investor homes. He still owns Ogden property, plans to build residences, and notes California’s Pel Ju ma as a booming metropolis. He serves as Secretary of the Boards of Trade in Fetalima, Cal.
The fortieth anniversary commemorations begin here this morning and run to Friday. The event features Civil War era military demonstrations by veteran reenactors and a parade. A memorial service honors fallen soldiers and local dignitaries attend the ceremony at the city monument.
The case titled The Barbers Union versus Joan Smith probes whether the offending barber was an employee of companies operating interstate business under the Inter-State Commerce Act. City Attorney Hagley and defense counsel debate the facts, with the trial adjourned until Monday and potential appeal noted.
A special council meeting concluded the bid split for furnishing lime rock to base the macadam, with Peter S. Wilson and others awarded shares. The engineer urged curb repairs on Washington Avenue, and work on the defunct street project was ordered to proceed. The council also reviewed reports about alleged sheep in Wheeler Creek affecting city water, requesting immediate action and an official inquiry.
In a remarkable performance at Washington Park this afternoon Ty W Alana Dale broke the world record for a gale over a circular trawlet, clocking 1 87 35. The previous mark of 1 37 4 5 was set by Brigadier St. Conay Island in 1901.
The relay between Relianen Calumbia and Constituting tax began after 1 oeloth with windward conditions. Start times shown from shore noted Canatitaition Lyte Nolianon LMG Colnerbin 117100. A bank volvo Knots determined the win as Teleance led early but Canalateition gained, pushing ahead to secure victory amid ongoing navigation disputes.
The Board of Control selects the music committee to handle Ode and music duties for the irrigation congress. The press committee will supervise the program and issue a write-up in the Irrigation Age. Minutes approve prior meetings and note officials like Charles J Rass Hy Wardleigh A McLaren Boyle. The committee will oversee prize vigas and related events. Mayne derson contracted for write-up. publicity funds approved. The board adjourned at 10 40.
City Attorney for Ogden attacks the validity of a recently passed ordinance regulating restaurants and booth partitions. Wong Lee Dive and the Grad Pacific Restaurant face arrest under the ordinance for alleged nuisance factors. Defense argues the council cannot infringe private rights or declare a nuisance without proving a nuisance under existing laws. Proceedings proceed in municipal court with multiple firms representing defendants.
The record lists several real estate transfers including Andrew BK Andensan to Nets 2 Lind 1 vik in Riverside addition and Catherine OG kirlekion to Ange WW McKayy with parts of lots and blocks in Week 1 Phil A Tintsville. It also notes a complex orangewhip transfer to Ali Sammerill in Pine Geo and Whaikesloe, plus a southess quarter site in West Ogden with a $8,000 payment. The piece then shifts to a readjustment plan for United States Cotton Duck company finances, detailing merger of companies, a $140,000,000 infusion, and preferred stock allocations amid market activity and property implications.
In Lisburg on a May evening the Walter A. Kountz trial proceeded before Judges Mel'orlanell Brown. The case concerns Lillie Walsh, wife of contractor John J. Walsh, with sensational developments anticipated as the room filled. Mrs Nenata was wounded in the incident and has charged her husband with a shooting.
In Wichita and nearby towns action followed a new Kansas law from the recent legislative session prohibiting sale of intoxicants. W. Le Wood reports enforcement of the law as officials close shops and remove vendors, citing proof of illicit sales. The measures target venues and chain outfits in six counties, with localities like Wyandotte and Leavenworth noted for recent closures.
A fragmentary report notes President Roosevelt will attend a Fourth of July celebration at Sagamore Hill with an afternoon fireworks event following his morning activities. The president, accompanied by Secretary of State and other officials, will address the town and deliver remarks as part of the holiday observance.
Defense and prosecution clashed over insanity as Knapp faces trial with the verdict potentially not guilty. Knapp's mother Mrs Susan Knapp testified to mental illness rooted in youth injuries, linking them to current actions in Portoy County court.
An official report details efforts by leaders including General Kio Patina and Russian ministers to address the commercial treaty between China and the United States. Aimed at halting rebel incursions, the plan envisions a high level conference to coordinate military and diplomatic actions, with authorities pressing for a decisive settlement in the Kiwnsi province.
A garbled report from Cleveland notes authorities and a writ challenging public service corporations tax rolls. The State Auditor’s instructions and officials face preliminary steps in addressing July 1 credits and related tax enforcement actions.
In London market rumble, Thomas A Morty leads a drop of over 10 cents followed by margins and cash deliveries that force W C Lamping Co to liquidate. Creditors of Lamping and associates move to secure assets as exchanges hint at later settlements.
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