The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-11-12
OGDEN FLASHES.

DURING THE coming winter months
dances will be held in the Social Hall
each Friday evening.
A GUARDIAN has been appointed by
the Probate Court, over the person and
estate of Joseph Odell, minor.
Hon. L. w. SHURTL1FF and lady start
ed, this morning, on four weeks touI
through the commercial centres OF the
East
THE MEMBERS of the order of Knights
of Pythias living in Salt Lake PAD
fraternal visit to the resident lodge III
this city last night.
MILTON MOBILES performed before a
crowded house last night. The play IS
the best that has been presented III
Ogden for years, and the admlraole
acting of all the characters stamp them
as stars of most unusual brilliancy.
A TEAM belonging to VIM. Flinders
| started to run away this morning, ana
while racing down Fifth Street at ter
rife pace, came in contact with Wahin
& Barry's delivery wagon, completely
demolishing it. They continued Their
headlong flight, and we're finally
| W Il lldIJ l1llOuSh N4AS
ton of a giant cottonwood, which nobly
resisted their frantic efforts to escape,
and safely held them until the ARRIVAL
of their master.
SOME ADEPT rascals entered the office
of John StOddard g. Sons last night,
and cut an aperture through the rear
portion of their safe. But they obtained
no reward for their exertions,. as the
Messrs. Stoddard are not in the habit OF
| leaving money in their safe. The clean
and methodical manner in which the
work was done shows cOncluslvely that
they were experts, and thoroughly I'M
derstood how to ply their nefarious oc-
cupation. We will probably become bet
ter acquainted with these proficient safe
crackers in the near future, as the police
have some well founded suspicious as
to the identity of the perpetrators; and
a constant and vlgilant watch will be
kept on their movements.
THROUGH THE courtesy of Vim. Far
rell, Esq, we were permitted to inspect
the elegant Masonic Lodge rooms In the
third floor of the POstofice Block. The
principal or largest room, and the one
in which the Masons hold their meet
ings, and transact their business, IS
! perhaps TIC lI1Oob CA u1SAVCAy III lAASAANO
of the suite. The walls are adorned
with life-like crayon portraits of those
who have had bestowed upon them the
honor of occupying the exalted position
of Worshipful Master of Weber Lodge
mo. 6. The features of the following
gentlemen enjoy this distinction
Messrs. Schramm, Farrell, Patti
son, Goldberg and Shakespeare.
Distributed throughout the hall are
mi. gnificent masonic emblems, and nu-
merous other superb works of art.
Luxurious plush chairs and lounges
constitute the furniture, while the floor
is covered with a lavishly beautiful
Brussels carpet. Leaving this, we
wander through a perfect labyrinth OF
handsomely furnished and richly deco
rated rooms, designed to be used for the
following purposes: Library lobby
toilet rooms, kitchen, dining room and
several delightful coy and comfortable
parlorS. 1t is the intention of the mem
bers to have the ceiling frescoed; this
will add greatly to the sublime grandeur
of the rooms. The members OF
the Weber Lodge, No. g, may well fee
proud of their regal quarters, for they
are not excelled by any in the Terri
tory. and il is extremely doubtful il
there is a superior on the Pacific Coast
The County surveyors of Weber and
Box Elder, accompanied by representa-
tives from each County Court, have
been busily engaged the past few day:
in locating and establishing line be
tween the two counties. VIVIAN.
OGDEN, Nov, 18th, 1884.