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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1907
Page
8
Santa Fe reports on the sale of ten year 6 percent bonds with par value and accrued interest to be paid at issue. The issue includes preferred stock conversion options and redemption terms tied to par value, with specific rates and dates noted for early and late coupon periods.
Oleen, a former Onden Standard reporter now in Seven Troughs, presented his brother in law George Mapeog with a large 28 room hotel in the new rainn. He secured an option on mine property, then erected a 35 room hotel there and turned the pen to Mr. Tacaca, as he moves to Nevada to run the hostelry in the Seven Troughs country about 23 miles west of Lorelork.
Travel offer from Ogden Union Depot car A HR Maslay traveling passenger agent. Dates from April 2 to May 12 with return until July 31. Round trip $69.18 via Union Pacific, stops allowed. For details, contact ticket agents.
The article recalls Tonopah’s gold discovery and its ripple effects across Nevada. It describes early prospectors like Butler and Sumner, the rise of Goldfield, and the emergence of Ramsey and other camps. It notes population growth, mining districts, and infrastructure forming around rich ore belts and lode mines in the late 19th century.
The Augustin Daly political company plans a 30 member cast to stage A Country Girl and The Cip Fee at Marys theater, New York. The two acts feature musical comedy with lyrics by Percy Green and music by Lionel Moncton, alongside a strong chorus and notable singing. The company opens Monday with A Country Girl and Tuesday offers The Cip Fee, highlighted by a celebrated chorus and an integrated orchestra.
Auditoriums will not be available on Mayth for a regular meeting. The building will be for rent for any legitimate purpose until further notice. For information write John H. Tar bout, Secretary and Treasurer, Balt Lake Auditorium, 64 Richards G1, Balt Lake City.
A planned Los Angeles Nimble train service from Chicago to Ogden was announced to depart April 28 from Chicago and arrive April 29 in Los Angeles with a May 1 arrival at Ogden. The train did not arrive and officials say no definite arrangements exist to restart the service until June.
Old timetable style notes various round trips to California and ports from Ogden Ogden to San Francisco to Los Angeles and back, with fares like 2.50 to 4.00 and no specifics on dates beyond a July 31 stop. Ticket terms indicate return trips and port connections with implied schedules.
Four detained Chinese travelers from the Central empire face charges after a morning board. The party includes Leu tenant du Sugg Chwasg of the Imperial onary, Col. Ting Tein, Major Wace Yu and Captain Wang Yen Pin of Wheanny. They arrived in San Francisco from China on the steamship Stheria on April 28.
The drill under Drill Master Graves finished with Captain O J Hasatag and Lieutenant A W Johnson of the NGU as judges. William Com of company A won the medal for best turnout and discipline. Attendees praised accurate drill, steady punctuality, and the unit’s determined effort for a hard next competition.
A garbled health journal fragment touts various supplements and meals claiming to “end and pruttify” blood. It lists odd products like Fit reirict of bendelfon and Commrand Kare re Compaunt Sy, plus teas and ingredients, without clear evidence or sources. The text defies coherent medical guidance and reads as nonsensical marketing.
A delivery wagon from Gomer Nicholay Grocery Company injured none when it bolted along Washington Avenue at 6:10 PM yesterday. The runaway struck a curb near the center of Luck between Tretty Orth and Twenty fourth streets, breaking a wheel and prompting bystanders to flee. A bicycle rider nearby leaped clear as the wagon careened, finally colliding with a utility pole and damaging the vehicle. Police and witnesses described crowds gathering as the wagon veered off, with the team finally halted several blocks away.
Funeral services for Alexander Ross were held yesterday at 2 o clock at the Fifth Watch Meeting House. A large crowd attended to pay respects to the deceased with Bishop Charitey Jarabe presiding. Music was provided by Mrs Mary Farley and others. Relatives and friends offered tributes. the ceremony closed at the local cemetery.
A 510 reward is offered for the arrest of a suspect involved in a coerced theft incident in the Morning Chamber on 14 March in Nelgon. The creator is connected to the case and authorities seek the apprehension of the party responsible.
Reports from Washington yard claim wireless telegraphy experiments achieved transmission over 2 000 miles from Feaserels Fle to Petat lske Cala. A senior U S N captain supervises the tests, suggesting future range and reliability near worldwide communication.
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