The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-02-04

purchase the Tithing Yard, and open
up street l59 feet south of Fifth Street
from Main to Young, the width to be
100 feet. That they also open up an
other street, l5o feet west of Main
Street, running from Fifth Street TO
Sixth, to be also $50 feet wide. This
would enable the city to divide u Q
vacant lard into eighteen lots I
twenty-four feet eight Inches
frontage by $50 feet in depth on
Main and Fifth Streets, and would
leave a corner 100 feet square on the
southwest corner of Fifth and Main
Streets, upon which could be built an
opera house, or building devoted to
such purposes as might be thought
best. It is estimated that the lots be-
fore mentioned would realize, if sold.
the sum OF $500, coo to- day, a. amount
which it is thought would be sufficient
to build magnificent city hall and to
construct a system of sewerage which
would answer all the purposes of the
matter was referred to the committee
on public Institutions and improve
msnts. ~ SKIS l1a ~ Be-.
Hon. P. II. Emerson, President 1.-THE
Chamber, entered the following report:
."To the Board of Directors, Ogden Cham
Der of CO1nnlerce:
Geattemen-In conformity with Sec
ton /. article Z, of the bylaws, hereby
nominate the standing committees for
1888, and the same are respectfully sub
mitted for confirmation: -" j. !P
Commerce, finance, bi-metalism, and
claims-Sidney Stevens, chairman;
William Driver, John A. Stephens, w.
n Shilling David EccIes Theo Schan-
senbach, and r. j. Hill. f1G4. i14
+ Membsrship-H.S. Young, chairman;
s.. g.. Schram, h. II. Rolapp, ]. M.
Laugsdorf, and c. A. Eklund.
Mercantile Library-John Watson,
chairman JoJ Joseph A. West, A. @.
Emerson, ]. 5. Lewis, and w. v. Hell
|frich.
Importations and Exportations-Jas.
NJ ok, chairman; A. H, Nelson, /, b..
Clark, s. Burt. w. Van Dyke, M. s..
Browning and 9. r. Hank an. IN al
Freights, Tariffs, Transportation and
Railroad Building-L. B. Adams, chair
man, PHI. Emerson, G. G. Richards,
John Watson, d. H.. Peery, W. w.
Funge and -idney Stevens. -.,e.-fs d..
Arbitration-J. G. Armstrong, chair
man; John Scowcroft q. ]. Corey, D.
G. Adams and w. G. Warren. r1iT- I.
Wool and WOOL Growing-V. ii. @.
Silva, chairman; J. S Houtz, n.
Kuhn, j. NJ. Russell and +. Z, NJ rim
! dale. ' p r7-i.''s - 5000 s5asi7
Manufactures-H l.. Griffin. chair
man; J. A. Boyle, Thomas Ashby, b.
| E. Gibson, d. D. Jones, Barnard White
and Joseph CLARK.
Agriculture and Horticulture-Dav
| Kay, chairman; Thomas Cahoon, E. T..
Woolley. T. &. Thomas,W S. Stone,
James WotheE p ION and B. II. God
dard. ' .4't $40
Stock Growing. Stock Yards, and
Packing-H. NJ Bond, chairman; w.
n. Shilling, ]. g. Reed, Edwin STRAIT
ford and g. l.. Corey, Sr. Ia24ia-
Public Institutions and Improve
| ments-Joseph Brinker, chairman; w.
II. Turner, John A. Boyle, 81. c. Tavey,
John Reeve, James Wotherspoon and
George II. Tribe. 12-s. s5E1 Cd
immigration, Statistics, Education,
Architecture and Arts-S. NJ. Preshaw,
A. Mcdaniel, T. A. Whalen, E. IL. An
derson and T. G. Morris" -.1
An order was made providing for the
Chamber of Commerce room to be open
every day from noon, and every even
| ing. A special meeting of the entire
members of the Chamber was called for
Tuesday evening, February 18th, at 7.30
O'Clock.
The meeting was altogether q most
enthusiastic and interesting one, and
augurs well both for the future success
and usefulness of the Chamber, and the
substantial welfare and development of
the varied business and other interests
of Ogden City. . 4aT