South Ogden Waterworks forms at Ogden district
The South Ogden Waterworks Company filed articles of incorporation with county clerk. Capitalization is 100000 dollars, 750 preferred shares at 100 dollars and 250 common. Officers: Bli Ward president Luther S. Rey vice president Byrn O Park secretary treasurer, directors J Fel Woolley Jr Tae Bullivin. Purpose to negotiate and handle water rights to supply Washington Heights south of Ogden.
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South Ogden Waterworks Corporation
Thet County
Willy
Steck
J. Fel Woolley,Jr
Tae
Bullivin
Washington Heights
Ogdan
le Halng
Ie Red Land & Mortgage Corpor
Miz Sullivan
Preel- Gente
Fons
Vide
City Auditor Reports Expenditures Will Exceed Receipts
City officials review Auditor A. S. Lareon report for 1816 showing estimated receipts of 264,750 and expenditures of 308,893 with a deficit of 51,143 and warrants over 121,608.50. Net water works return listed at 43,780.88. Miscellaneous claims of 3024.38 allowed. Water main extension petition on Granth Avenue referred to water works superintendent.
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City Auditor
A. S
City Board of Commissioners
Larsiit
Water Works Department
Granth Avenue
Wight
Nineteenth Streets
New Homes Being Erected on Local Avenues
Luka Roghaar TM is building a residence on Ruoshton Avenue between Quiriy and Jdekton, costing about 1000 dollars. Dr Myra C Rich remodels a home near 31300. On Hudson Avenue between Sixteenth and Seventeenth Streets E W Altman is adding a residence at 31500. The Paramount Travelogues Alhambra today.
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Luka" Roghaar
Ion Ruoshton
Quiriy
Jdekton
Myra C. Rich
Hudson Avenue
E.W. Altman
City Auditor Report Shows Expenditures Over Receipts
The official financial report of City Auditor Arthur F. Larson indicates expenditures exceeded receipts by over 20 000. The summary lists water supply and works six thousand nine hundred six dollars and twenty eight cents, public safety and parks, street and public property improvements totaling ten thousand nine hundred ninety dollars and seventeen cents.
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Te Financial
Arthur F. Larson
Antid
Publig Affalea
Tinance
Flow of Water Reported at Depth in Local Well
Mayor A G Fell expects continuation of the drilling until the 600 foot level as water flow increases below 20 feet. The gravel formation slows casing, but drillers note a vast water supply at depth. Warren Kerrigan appears in a film for cash on Thursday and Friday. Classified ads urge sale of Jersey bulls and a young horse with buggy.
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Whitch
Dril
A. G. Fell
Deskin
Wife strikes husband in NMouth in desertion case
In the Matriot court, Paut Millewaki begins divorce against Kazimiri Millewakion alleging desertion since 1911 and years of cruelty since marriage. They wed March 11, 1903, in Nusavia Poland. He says sheAssociated with other men and on one occasion struck him in the mouth and mistreated him, forcing him to leave the home.
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Paut Millewaki
Kazimiri
Imperial Quartette Returns Tonight for Local Engagement
The Imperial Quartette resumes performances tonight, promising a fine entertainment. Clerk J.B. Hinchcliffe and Consul H. d. Coppoack urge attendance, noting the earlier head officers were pleased with the selection.
Ascension Day Services At St Pauls German Church
Special Ascension Day services will be held Thursday May 13 at St Pauls German Evangelical Church at Jefferson avenue and Twenty third street The pastor B Th Leesmahn will lead German preaching at 114 and English service at 1030 am An invitation is extended to all members of the community
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St. Paul's
Jefferson Avenue
Twenty-third Street
B. TH. Leesmahn
Adams Seat Sale Tomorrow For Quality Street
The article previews Miss Adams with the comedy Quality Street at the Orpheum Theatre next Monday May 17. It notes strong ticket inquiries and a flood of small orders at the box office, praising her earlier portrayal of Phoebe Throgsellins and her standout performance as Quality Street. Warren Kerrigan appears in For Cash, a two reel feature, with ads noting Thursday and Friday showings.
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Moude Adame
Orpheum Theatre
Miss Adams
Phobs ‘Shrogsell
Quality Street
Misa Adams
Greek Robbed by Crafty Holdups
An unknown Greek was robbed of about 47 dollars last night after two men accosted her on a downtown street near Lester Park. She reported a wallet containing around 200 dollars was snatched and small change taken. Police were told the pair fled after the incident.
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Tle
Lester Park
Stem
Mys
Mie Groake
Labor Unions Against Prohibition Convene in Ogden
The Twelfth annual convention of Utah labor unions gathered at the Antion Labor hall with RDF Lewis of Salt Lake City Heeer Drivers' union re elected president and James J. Lamont re elected secretary treasurer. Officers from Ogden and Salt Lake City were chosen for key posts with several committees named. The session approved resolutions opposing Prohibition, supporting a pension system for city workers, condemning war, and urging state arbitration board reforms. Delegates toured Idlewild and enjoyed theater entertainment before adjournment with thanks to Ogden hosts.
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Dureka
Thuy Baderatlon
Tahar
Antion
Rdf Lewis
Salt Lake City
Heer
James J. Lamont
Marsonantinaisly
Mirwee
H. Hayes
Varbera
Udton
Ogden
Viex
Mabel Peterson
Carmont Workers’ Union
Hind
James K. Hanley
Western Federation of Miners
Burekiy Raurety
Rod Gatehouse
Post Office
Fanployes Union
Saltake City
John
Stromberg
Western Federation of Minera
Mark City
Andirons
Utah Federation of Labor
Tayor
Austin
Congress
Elty
Europe
John R. Tawson
Colorado
Spry
Naking
Warkoub
Idlewild
Ogden Canyon
Ogden, Logan & Idaho Railway Company
United Garment ‘Workers’ Union
Alhambra Theatre
Ogden Trudag & Lahar Assembly
Alhambra
Isis
Ciizens
Ogden ‘ Trades & Labor Assembly
United Garment Workers’ ‘Union
Logan & Idaho, Railway Company
Street Car Men's Undon of Oz
William Plegatt
State Federation
Baumalster Brothers
Paul Struppeck
Ogden Trades & Labor Ensembly
John Scawcroft & Sonal * Company
Becker Brewing & Malt Ing Company
Garment Workers’ Union
Riggs Bank Case Postponed In Washington Hearing
The Riggs bank case in Washington was postponed at the government's request. Samuel Titermyer for the defense urged delaying to test jurisdiction and to submit a demurrer to charges. Josaph W. Hailey represented the bank, and Kai Mei client sought further extension.
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Washington
Rigan National Bank
Ign
Secretary of the Treasury
NeAdoo
Willams
United Stien
Burke
West
Aletorney
Samual. Titermyer
Offintala
Jurindieninn and Ta Kubinitho
Cot Shiracy
Asime Hine
Josaph W. Hailey
Kai J Mei
Ogden Tennis Club enters announced for May 16 event
An Ogden Standard notice outlines NIM entries for the Locke Tennis Club tournament to begin May 16 at the Ogden Venuls club. Participants include Ogden Tennis Club members and Ogden High School players, with elimination matches held each evening and a finale on May 31. Local sponsors include Voory-Kniaely Travel and Browning Brothers among others.
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Ogden
Ogden Venuls
Whib
Jay
Ogdén Tennis
Chile
Haris
Griffin
Johnson
Moore
Maw
Mateal
Fenn
Whitley
Thompson
Eckbo
Latimore
Laing
Elka
Glub
Hinley
Emily
Greenwell
Ogden High School
Moyle
Kolupy
Araller
Itzgerald
Tripp
Higman
Haslar
Weber Academy
Critchton
Parry
King
Ptivats Gaurta
Titlay
Brothers
Price
Cass
Voory-Kniaely
Tiavdwarn
VT Titehmor
Fred
Neve Company
Browning Brothers
Lewis & Co
Manhers
Ogden Tennis Clan
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