Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-11-09
JUNCTION JOTTINGS.
Personal and General Paragraphs
From ogden.

pllO 'ilcStChc, StCIcluiN VI Nllc NlldS'
Ehlermann Hop & Malt Company, OF st.
Louis, was in town on Monday lie
took glimpse OF appreciative satisfac-
ton through Wells malthouse.
We have had pleasant chat with
Jesse H. Lewis, elitor ef the Alamosa,
Colorado, Sentinel, who is in town, ac.
compaued by his daughter Both are
the guests OF j. 5. Lewis, Esq, who is
the Centennial State editors brother.
Mr.. j. II. Lewis is very favorably i'm
pressed with the appearance OF Ogden
and her evident premonitons of success.
On Sunday +. j. Kiesel, Esq. and a
number OF the members OF his family,
went some ways East to meet Theodore
Schansenback and Fred X, Jr. But the
expected pilgrims from the Rhine have
not yet arrived. They will be exultantly
received when they do come.
Owing to the existence OF scarlet fever
in several families the quarantine Gordon
has been stretched on Wall street, be-
tween Seventh and Eighth, and also
on Young street. Still the disease is
under competent control, and no further
harm is to be apprehended.
The next city election will be the death
and-life struggle between Mormonism
and Americanism in Ogden The most
strenuous efforts are already made by
the Church people to make sure OF their
victory. But if the Liberals don't call
them Gentles, because there may yet be
found such thing as liberal Mormon)
put out their best efforts and work with a
mill TO ln la.
is heap OF dissatisfaction in the ranks
Of the Church people. Don't forget for q
minute that Ogden is the entering wedge
of freedom in Utah
III. T.. Steele is one OF the champion
deputy marshals OF the Territory, vieing
with w. +. Exum in the contest fol
laurels. Last week he travelled 200 miles
in Cache Valley; he served thirty-ont
subpnnaes on citizens wanted to do ser
vice rs members Of the petit and grand
juries for the next term OF court; caused
the arrest OF two polygamous Saints (ol
sinners-take your choice, and held Com
missioners' court in the Smithield Co
OPP. He seems to have not an iron, but 6
| steele constitution.
The Ogden Brass Band had been cal
culating to give a masquerade ball in
Union Opera House on the 25th instant
but now they have changed their pro
gramme to prize ball, on the SAINT
date This is to be only one OF many
similar entertainments.
John Beatty, Jr., the ever popular boo
and shoe agent, has returned from a sue
cessfu trip through the north.
Lorenzo Graehl of Brigham City, was
looking around to see how Ogden APP
peared on Monday He found it all right
On Sunday +. +. Cobabe, an old resi-
dent OF Ogden, celebrated the thirty-frs
anniversary OF his marriage. The same
day, also, his eldest sons wife, Mrs. L
w. Cobabe, remembered that she wa!
born just quarter OF a century ago. Tit
two families commemorated the joyous
dates conformity with oysters from Coffee
Johns.
DR.. II. j. Powers set the left clavclt
OF 4-year-old girl OF John Anderson
the little lass having incurred the injury
by falling from hammock on Sunday.
City Councillor John Pincock has gon,
down south on family errand. In TIN
meantime his gravel tramway schem
is working as well as possible, consider
ing the brutality with which some of tn
drivers beat the horses.
The Stultz Theatrical Combination arr
to hold forth here ON the 18th and l6tl
in the Union Opera House. They ar
well spoken OF.
Work on the new depot (Which is con
sidered the saving operation for tn
Junction City is still going on with I'm
abated vigor, contrary reports notwith
standing. BY the way, several OF on
leading business men have expressed
themselves with feelings OF disgust at tn
way some Ogden correspondents mis-
represent Ogden. The town is bOomin
and the light OF progress soon will b
glowing in respondent glory. Salt LAX
City is certainly big enough to hold he
own, so that her press organs need nc
belittle Ogden, where the first fruits c
Liberalism are to be matured.
OGDEN CITY. Utah, Nov 9, 1856.