The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-09-26
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COUNTY CLERK RIeHARDs is confined
to his bed.
THE Odd Fellows procession last
evening was quite imposing. aGtH
AREAI estate transaction of consider
able prominence is on the tapis.
JUDGE WILLIAMS goes to Salt Lake to-
day to argue a case before Chief Justice
Zane.
THE faro banks have almost entirely
closed down on account OF the scarcity
of suckers
THE majority of the newly elected
county officers have entered upon their
official duties.
HUGE bonfires in the settlements
northwest of Ogden attracted consider
able attention last night
OGDEN merchants who wish to invest
one dollar and receive ten in return, can
do so by patronizing the greatest adyer-
tiser in Utah-THE HERALD.
JOHNNIE FELT, NJ. D. Wells & Co.'S
representative, is talking up the leather
trade to the Ogden merchants to-day.
/ A DISSOLUTION OF one of the principal
firms in the city will be eliminated on
October 1st. Names will be given here
after.
! EMIGEANTs vending their way west
ward by the COX team route" are be-
coming quite frequent on the streets of
| Ogden.
THE Hook and Ladder Company are
anxiously awaiting a reply to the chal-
lenge which they hurled at the Salt
Lake brigade several days ago.
VIM. BURKE, ESQ.,, of the firm of
Lonergan " Burke, Promontory, Utah;
and at present resident of Salt Lake,
came up from the south this morning.
| MEMBERS of the l. 0. 0. f., No. 6
were denied admiuance at the reception
last evening. A rumor was prevalent
on the streets that their charter had
been taken away.
The depleted appearance Of the ice
/ cream parlors, and the black oblivion
I into which this summer delicaey has
been cast. suggests that cold weather IS
approaching.
/ VIM. VAN DYKE & Co. are rolling out
| from their mammoth establishment
carload upon carload of grain. This is
one OF the most enterprising and ener-
| getic firms of Ogden.
THOMAS BROWN, who secured the CON
] tract for painting the new Pavilion, re-
ports that his work is almost completed.
The Pavilion will be big acquisition to
/ Ogden's places of amusement
CANNON 65 VoLKER are daily receiving
I large consignments of new and attrac-
/ tive goods. This firm, though lately
| established, may now be very properly
! classed as the leading stationery house
/ of Ogden.
THE number OF assignments during
/ the pasJ year has caused great many
stores to remain untenanted. There
are now more stores placafded 'for
rent than at any time since the foun-
4 dation OF the city.
I THE Claim Agency of the Union
! Pacific Railroad has been transferred
I from Salt Lake to Ogden. and the tenn
! pOrary manager of this department.
Mr.. j. 5. Shropshire has located his
office. in the Peery Block, opposite the
/ Court House.
{ MAJOR LANGsDoRF, vice-preSident of
the Weber County Land and Live Stock
Company, leaves for Missouri sunday
morning for the purpose OF purchasing
/ thoroughbred cattle for his company.
/ This IS a move in the right direction,
and will be of incalculable value to
/ Weber county in few years.
THE immense circulation of THE
1 HERALD brings it into contact with
almost every citizen OF Utah, and the
( surrounding States and Territories.
/ Citizens Of Ogden who wish to peruSe
the latest news, both foreign and local,
each morning, can have their desires
gratified by subscribing for THE
| Herald.
TIE Central school has an enrolment
of $40 pupils. Al are studiously en-
deavOring to become proficient in the
various branches which they are pur-
suing. That efficient Instructor, Prot
l.. L. Monch, has under his immediate
special care, the advanced students.
numbering 100. This is an institution
which reflects great credit and honor
upon the citizens of Ogden, and it stands
to-day prominently what it was origin
ally designed to he by its fOunders-the
model school OF Northern Utah
A SELECT few met at the residence of
II. J. Hill, of "Bobolink" fame, last
evening for the purpose of assisting that
gentleman III warming his new house.
ToaSts, speeches, dancing and feasting
constituted the pleasures INDUCED in.
The most noticeable incident OF last
nights banquet happened at
late hour this morning; and CON
sisted in the heroic rescue from
under load OF champagne bottles, of
party by the name Murray. From
his thoroughbred appearance it is gen
orally supposed that this is the same
individual that a certain Pilot endeav-
ored to steer into Cabinet position
VIVIAN.
Ogden, September p, 1884.
Stnl,n PrinSthond ALnntinn.