The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-10-10
OGDEN FLASHES.

FRANK SEMPLE, travelling agent of the
B. & NJ, is at the Broom.
II. S. WooLLEY, superintendent Mont
pelier Coop, is in the city.
County Recorder f. J. Cannon leaves
in the morning via the D. & r. g., for
New York City, in the interest OF Can
non & Sons.
The afternoon train on the Utah Gem
trail, which was abandoned during Con-
ference, has been replaced and is max
ing its regular runs.
NC. FLYGARE, c. F. Middleton, Jas.
Taylor, VIM. Driver, F. A. Hammond
and James Mack were, among the re-
turning conference visitors this morn
ing. - - -
THE liberty pole which has stood for
so many years a short distance north Of
the Central schoolhouse has been re
moved to the City Square, and in few
days will tower up above the new City
Hall.
MEssRs. SHELBY, Kimball and Hinck
lev came in from the east on the regu-
lar trainolast night, and Immediately
went north on special. I. A. Benton,
y. P. ticket agent, spent the day in Salt
Lake City.
THE regular monthly session of the
| Ogden Building Association was held in
! the Court House last evening. The
principal business of the meeting con-
sisted in the association lOaning to
various parties 81, 200. The money was
loaned at premium of from $500 to
$500 per hundred.
AT the instigation of George II.
! Waterman. Of Evanston, the police last
night, arrested a party known only to
! 0gdenites by the suggestive name OF
HBaldy." Mr., Waterman charges .the
man with obtaining board from him
under false pretenses to the amount oil
$4,000. He represented to Mr.. Water
man that he was q member Of the Rocky
! Mountain Detective Agency, which has
since been proven TO be false. Baldyl
refuses to go to Wyoming without re
uusition being obtained from the
Governor, and consequently he WI
larguish in the city jail until the paper;
ordering his person to be taken. tc
Wyoming arrive. a 49,
THE telegram stating that Wright, the
Ogden runner, had come out victorious
in the race to-day, created an immense
excitement, among the sporting fra
ternity of Ogden. A procession headed
by the Hook and Ladder Company anC
the Ogden Brass Band started for the
depot to tender the champion an oYa
ton. But a second telegram saying
that Wright would not arrive in Ogdef
till morning was received and the pro
cession disbanded. Ogden feels justly
proud III the possession OF this fieetfootec
citizen.
The announcement of Hon. John T
Gaines nomination for Congress wa
received here with great pleasure anC
considerable enthusiasm. Delegate
Gaines manly courage and dignit.
have won the sincere regard OF all mem
, beers of the Peoples party, and hay
: forced respect from even his pOlitica
opponents in this stronghold of LIBERIA
Americanism. But we have her
probably one man who is not to an.
inordinate extent charmed with tn
result of the Peoples Territorial con
vention, and that is the prominen
{ American who is an aspirant for tn
8 notoriety of nomination. and the eX
element of campaign and defeat
The unexampled enthusiasm whicl
attended Mr.. Gaines former rallie
in Ogden is proof that his nomination
will again be ratified by an oyerwhelnl
ing majority, and that the liberal ear
/ didate, although he may be residen
! of this city, will receive but cold con
' fort here John T. Caine IS the stron
/ choice of Weber.
! OGDEN, Oct. 8, 1884. VIVIAN.