The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-10-07
OGDEN FLASHES.

rrrD. & R. c. was one hour late last
night. co,.r
this morning.
THE Carleton troupe went down on
the q. C. last night.
MARSHAL L. A. IRELAND came IN on
the u. 2. last night
T,MEs TAYLOR, a prominent STOCK
nan, went west last night.
TuED. & r. G. went south with three
lonely passengers last evening.
Q HARDING, superintendent. OF the
,,-;IIo-d Coon. goes south tonight.
W.P. P. ST. GLAZE was passenger on
the incoming northern yesterday
" H. WALKER and family arrived
from the Golden State this morning.
NJ. PREsHAw accompanied the. Up.
80 for east as Evanston this morning.
pvv A ". ADKrNsoN and wife, leave
tbis IN. for Huron, Dakota, via U. I.
JAMES FORBES, c. P. agent at Ogden
vas a south-bOund passenger TINS morn
ing.
z. r. fame, 60 east this morning. VIA
{. P.
m OEHsEY came down from Logan
this morning and goes to California to-
night
: 8 WALKER came up from the me-
tropolis this morning en- route Tor MS
ranch.
VIC. BoPLAYD and G. A. Sanderson
mo nm ~ meet the Carleton troupe
last night.
T. II. GOODMAN, general passenger
and ticket agent, c. P. r. r., went west
last night.
Mr.. Benton, Z. P. ticket agent, sold
80 tickets on the Utah Central yesterday
morning.
ALEX. COIN. one of the principal
merchants of Butte, goes south this
morning.
E. Dickinson, division agent of the
q. P, came up from Salt Lake yester-
day evening.
JAMES LOWE, of Salt Lake, came in
from San Francisco, and jOurneyed on
to the capital.
THOMAS S. KENDALL, general traffic
manager U. P, is expected to arrive
Wednesday.
r F ADAMS, of the Nellie Boyd
troupe. came up from Salt Lake and
goes west this pm.
A. \. FEMYNG, manager claim de-
nartment, Z. P, has arrived and en-
tered upon his duties.
THE Butte base ball team, ten in num-
her came down on the Northern this
morning and went to Salt Lake.
The heavens have been threatening
rain all dav; and from present indica-
tons Ogden will be deluged by morning.
THE Hot Springs excursion train has
been abandoned, on account of the
patronage not being sufficient to justify
its continuance.
HON. L. w. SHURTLIFF, D. Kay, W. !
W. Burton, James Malcolm and Mrs. [. /
Rubel were among those who boarded !
the Conference train this morning.
In an interview with G. w. Whitney, /
the trainer and hacker OF Wright, the |
Ogden Flyer, we ascertained that his I
pupil is in excellent trim for the race, /
and has in the past week made 100 yards |
several times in the remarkably quick.
time of 10% seconds. Mr.. Whitney feels /
quite confident that Wright will come |
out victor on Wednesday.
Jos. GARNER, the person wounded in |
the shooting ARRAY last Saturday even
ing, is not seriously injured. The ball /
passed through the f1eshy part of his
leg, and his physician, DR.: Adams,
states that he will be around in week
or ten days. June H Bright, his as
sailant, was arraigned in Justice Dee's |
court to-day charged with committing
an assault with deadly weapon. On ac-
count of the absence of the prosecuting
witness the case was continued for two
weeks, and Mr.. Bright was placed under
$500 bonds. He secured bondsmen and
was permitted to go free. His attorneys
are Messrs. Kimbau and Haywood,
while the people are represented by c.
c. Richards, Esq.
VIVIAN.
OGDEN, October 9th, 1884.