18 Mar 1907
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1907
Page
1
A fragmented entry lists multiple firms including Notaries Public, Fire Insurance, and Real Estate offices. Names like GODDARD Real Estate, Pella, SHauncy Faray West Betaty, and Esther Phang appear with addresses on Washington and nearby streets, plus phone references and notes on rental properties and farm lands.
A fragmented legal directory item lists attorneys with firm names and street addresses. It mentions JOSEPH CHEZ, STOREY AND COUNASIER, and several other lawyers including AGEE A M'CRACKEN, LEASENGER, HULANISKI, and FARNSWORTH, along with accompanying buildings and block numbers in various locales. The readable entries imply professional listings rather than a narrative event.
Fragmentary OCR shows a florist and funeral dealer named Varney Floral Co offering services and deliveries. Contact details and unrelated garbled text appear. no clear event or date is present.
In Salt Lake City a saloon keeper named Ducey pled guilty to allowing underage girls to be drawn to his establishment. The mayor announced plans to revoke the liquor license, withholding renewal and potentially closing the saloon. City prosecutors pursued further charges as officials weigh penalties and enforcement actions.
The piece notes the Tas tke Bay area near the old Argrata Copper works passed by the Bantle of Mark Hopking and eyed revival by the Daley and Eastern iWin. It describes ground work done over years, a pit sunk between ridges, and a plan to extract ore within sixty days of a campaign start, pending proper authorization and operations.
Frank Sterris recalls a dramatic hold up near Emigrant Springs in Lerath Valley. He says Jack Aweet and Ralph Withaie forced him to sign quit claims for the Mull rog Nicer lode as Harris, a local prospector, faced pressure from Sweet, Wartigan, and others. A night confrontation and revolver threat allegedly occurred, with witnesses prepared to prove the events.
Seven members of the city council witnessed an automobile demonstration Saturday led by Lester J Freed and St MM Crowther from N Street to Howe Bilham Street. The event ran from 2 to 4 o clock and showed fast and slow driving and sudden stops, aiming to illustrate what autos can do. The party included councilmen Malves, Mkark, Davin, Martin, Carter and Offwaril along with ten nameless attendees, the main objective of the trip being to display auto capabilities.
In a historic council session the members praised rapid auto travel and noted quick stops achievable by the mutomobile. The texts discussed confisting the councilmen that hunt miles an hour by a cafe speed auto mobiles to travel.
Kevin G. Lewis reports on mining properties in Tansey including Ramsey-Consolidated Mining and Dennett Group developments. He notes a 20‑foot ledge tapped to average 20 per ton, with rich ore across multiple sites. Ramsey Amalgamated, Ramsey property, and connections to Dignomity Mining and Nevada & Call Torna rail shipments are highlighted, with ore routed to Apache and Salt Lake City for processing and sale.
Charles Dutke known locally as Tex, a freighter for the Taliee Merranthie company at Heck over, identified as the man who died after being overtaken by a storm on the Fort Fetterman road. The incident left Dutke and a companion lost. searchers recovered the other man while Dutke died after exhaustion. He had a mother and sister near Tealsin, Texas, and relatives in Sottac, Tennor.
Belt Jake March 1. A survey notes activity in the Seven Thoughts district as Cripple Creek and Goldfield parties buy three claims near the Hanandiit property, paying 10040k with 200k installments. Undeveloped claims rely on proximity to a hoped for-rising market. Vernon townsite openings stir local interest and promise rival activity to the existing metropolis.
Fragmentary report notes a prisoner found by police near a road area with uncertain location names and unclear actions. Authorities took the detainee to a local facility for processing as investigations proceed.
A chaotic early report describes a man identified by a leer who was found and stood at a standing position table. Paramedics tried to revive him but failed. Police checked nearby areas and noted no immediate relatives or residence details.
The tale of Poker Brown, a Nevada frontiersman and rumored aliver ore finder, unfolds from old mining days. William Cutler, a Salt Lake prospector, discovers a rock bearing high grade silver near Poker Brown Gulch. A hidden vein and a director-led mining venture spring up, with the poker Brown tale shaping the era's legend in the Seven Troughs district.
Promising new ore discovery described with large coal blackened chimneys and five mile surface trace. Greenwood offered $10,000 reward for locating ore but allegedly kept the finder’s name. Also reports the sudden death of Joseph Goudry, a French Canadian, in a Ballation hotel after arriving from Montreal.
Nellie Preston, eldest daughter of J W Preston, became ill after eating candy. Her tongue swelled and she suffered poisoning symptoms for two days. Doctors could not confirm how the toxin entered her system, either through tasting or ingestion. She remains in a precarious condition with potential fatal outcome.
Despondent cook Roreo Hurt at the Overden tal restaurant in Salt Lake City took two ounces of laudanum in his room on March 18. The attempt ended when friends found him. he had left work earlier and was revived by Dr. C.M. Menediet with a stomach pump but remained in a despondent condition.
Laborer Matt Karkl, 18, of Bingham, used a plank at Cart Fork on March 17 when two large boulders toppled, crushing his right foot and ankle. A bone near the ankle fractured and two small foot bones broke. Dr Castleman, company physician, attended him. He was taken to Salt Lake City hospital that evening.
A popular couple from Stark City wed March 17 at the Oak Church in a ceremony attended by many friends. The bride is Mit Itennah Hundstrom, daughter of Dr and Mrs L Sonderromt of the city, with Frank Kertopoloe, known as Praok Jarvon, as the groom. The couple plans to reside on Park Avenue after a brief return trip.
Ermest Quersl ot Ton Ange and his wife, both French nationals, died in a apartment fire started by an explosion from a vas? fueled blaze. Quersl, once in Los Angeles, lived there before traveling to Paris. Both were to depart for the West tomorrow. A $1,000 bond was posted in Los Angeles a week ago.
Yellow fever was diagnosed on a ship returning to Texas from Para Brazil, with the patient dying after transfer to St Mary's Infirmary. The vessel was quarantined and towed to quarantine grounds for disinfection as authorities detained the crew.
Fragmented notice lists Halverson Central Plumbing and address 2433 12th Avenue Bell 34 and phone A227. Mentions estimating and application related to city work. OCR errors obscure specifics but indicates plumbing estimates and city services.
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