The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-10-26
Briefs
THE fall rains have set in.

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The Knight of Pythias will give their
first ball the season at Castle Hall this
evening.
LEADEN skies, which were so notice
able on Wednesday, have completely
cleared away.
THE gas works are going on nicely,
though no stock has as yet been taken
by local parties.
FoREPAUGH's big elephant and a
monkey Oh a horse made a parade
through the sire cts yesterday.I
On the peaks of the various noun
tains around Ogden snow is seen, q
forcea0le hint that winter is at hand.
gHEKE seems to be dispute over the
LAND on which the gas works are 10
Gated The title seems not to be clear.
THEODORE KUCHLER the Fifth Street
tObaccOnlst, Is again on the streets. He
has just recovered from a spell Of ty
phold fever.
A LINDLAY, the genial clerk OF F. j.
KieseI h Co., we are sorry to say, is at
pr s3Dt confined to bed with an attack
vi bilious fever.
A MONKEY on the knee of boy caused
some enjoyment to guests at the Broom
Hotel office ye sterday. He was dandy
at gCDllng cigar stumps.
The contract for a new five-room co.,
tsge to be built on East Street tor Mr..
II. B. Neer, one of the Southern Pacific
conductors was let TO-DAY. The sue
cessful competit rs are Carson Il Berry.
The Utah Central train was late via
Salt Lake Wednesday, and the post
Office clerks failed to distribute the
mail until Yesterday morning, thus the
Ogden news did not reach the office III
time for yesterdays paper.
The members of the Second Ward
Dramatic Association who have done
so much to elevate dramatic art in the
eyes of the Ogden public, will aga n
appear before the footlights in the well.
known comedy, Our Boarding House.
The date set is November 5, 1888, and
Union Opera House the place.
A. G. SWAN returned FROM the east by
the late train Friday evening in time to
review the efforts of the fire laddies.
Mr.. Swan having been for years con-
nected with a fire department in his
former home, takes more than pass
ing interest in such matters, and can
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helping hand whenever occasion seems
to require 1t.
THE incoming U tah & Northern train
was delayed yesterday morning by the
abundance of stock running at large
over its road bed. Several stops had to
. be made. Oae horse, a large, fine look
ing animal, was killed while the train
was running at very slow rate, The
horse had been keeping ahead of the en-
CINE for some time, but stopped TO see
how far he had left them when the en-
CINE struck him and rolled him over
into the ditch. More fences are needed.
WHAT might have been serious row
was prevented by timely interference in
Woodmansee Hali Tuesday evening.
Some youth had made off with another
your G hopeful's headpiece, and he find
ing it out, said he would take revenge
by grabbing some other dancers hat.
He bad got so far along with his re-
Tenge as to have in his hand the top
cover of a tripper of the light fantastic.
When the tripper came along and find
ing reyenger with his stify, entered into
word war with him, which might
have ended with blows had not friend
of the tripper interfered, and peace be-
ing restored by said friend going down
stairs and finding reYenger's heaapiece
on the head of the youth who had been
the cause of the row. The stiff hat was
brought back to its owner and the dance
was continued.