The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-10-05
OGDEN FLASHES.

D. c. ADAMS came in from the east
last night.
TIE Nellie Boyd troupe went to Salt
Lake this morning.
Mrs. R. II. SLATER goes east via. the
! U. 2. This morning.
Hox. LoRIs FARE went down to the
capital this morning.
MAYOR ]. w. GUTHR1r and lady ar
rived at the Broom this morning.
THE police have not had occasion to
make single arrest for three days.
Mr.. AND Mrs. DRIVER were among the
passengers going TO Salt Lake this morn
ing.
SHERIFF HOMER and Judge Crawford,
of Oneida County, Idaho, are in the
city.
BISHOP HENRY HUGHEs, OF Mendon,
went down to attend conference this
morning.
OYE HUNDRED AND FIFTY FOUR passen-
gers went down or the conference train
this morning.
THE immense crowd of passengers
necessitated tie Utah Central borrow
ing six cars OF the Central Pacific.
A. n. FLEMING, the prominent man
ager of the Union Pacific Claim Depart
ment, is expected to arrive Wednesday.
THE sky has cleared, the rain has
ceased, and old Sol Is once more beam
ing benefciently down on the deniZens
OF Ogden.
S. w. GALLOWAY, general superinten-
and other railroad magnates, are ex-
pected to arrive in Ogden some time to-
night.
NELLIE BOYD had a slim attendance
last evening. The play was without
plot or incident, miserably cut up, and
poorly rendered.
Bur very few country people made
their appearance in Ogden to-day, and
the natural supposition is that they are
handing over their dOubloons TO the
Salt Lake merchants.
SLOWLY and quietly the festive fly
and the nimble mosquito are disappear
Ogden. They depart unmourned and
unregretted.
ENGINE No. 223 of the c. P. R. r. has
a board attached on the front part, on
which is written the quaint device
blaine Logan.
CONFERENCE visitors seem to have for
gotten that the D. & Z. G. Is in exis-
tence, as they travel almost exclusively
On the Utah Central.
HoH. A. HArcH. Richard Fry, II.
Horsiey, II. ]. Sears and K. II. Ander-
son We're passengers on No. last night
en- route for Salt Lake.
Mr.. AND Mrs. r. F. SrRAHoRS came in
on the Northern this morning. Mr.
Strahorn went TO the Metropolis, and
his wife boarded the L. p for the East.
4 FEW years ago the farmers of Weber
County, upon the birth OF a calf, would /
Immediately bring it into Ogden, and |
dispose of it to the butchers for a |
merely nominal price. The young |
animal was then slaughtered, and con- |
stitUted the greatest delicacy 10 be !
ioInd on butchers block. During the /
present dull season the agricuItuTists OF /
Weber County have been casting !
gIances around to see il they could not |
engage III something, to better their |
condition. The raising OF wheat, barley |
and other cereals, they have proven to /
their entire satisfaction is proftiess |
occupation, and therefore to OBTAIN
subsistence they must adopt something |
more lucrative,
So often are the prosperity and wealth |
of our sister Territory, yOming, prated |
about that few of the leading farmers /
of this cou. t'y have been gravely con-
sidering why there existed such vast /
difference IL the state caif airs between |
Utah and Wyoming. These men finally |
discovered that while they were raising !
corn and hay and shipping it to the re-
SidentS OF Wyoming. receiving very
small consideration, that the enterpris-
ing citizens OF this adjoining Territory
feeding the products OF Utah 10 their
cattle and allowing their stock 70 Craze
Oh the rich, nutritious grass which
grows equally as luxur;Ousiy here as in
Wyoming, until they arrive st certain
lge, when they forwarded them to Chi
;agO and disposed OF them at fabulous
prices. Realizing the immensely OF this
:attle business, these gentlemen are de-
7oting themselves almost exclusively TO
he rearing Of stock and viii in few
gears be amply rewarded for this ju-
iicious change. Many other farmers
in the wake of these far-seeing
inanciers. are engaged themselves in
he same business, and instead OF
he veal from their calves appearing
IN the table OF the epicure, it
) almost an impossibility for
butcher TO purchase calf; the
armerS absolutely refuse to sell them for
hat purpose, preferring TO retain them
or two or three years, and thereby PEP
3onally receive tie benefit OF the increase
= both weight and price. The prosper