The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-06-07

1t was thronged to its utmost capacity,
and 50 remained until 10 p. NJ, at which
hour it was closed. several hundred peo-
pie having passed through and inspected
in the meantime. Notwithstanding the
threatening weather. clustering wind
and an occasional shower, there was
but one opinion as to the appear
ance of the car-that it was
beauty. There was, however, open
dissatisfaction at the thought that
Ogden had not been enterpris;ng
enough to accept the offer made by the
Salt Lake Chamber, and thus have par
ticipated in whatever benefits may be
derived from the venture. Some fev
were disposed to sneer, as usual, but
The majority agreed that it was an ex-
hibition OF enterprise thst might safely
be copied by our sister cities. The car
remained in Ogden last evening aud
will be attached to the regular Union
Pacific train this morning, leaving the
Junction City at 10 clock. Ali inter
ested are invited to visit ''our show"
at any time before that hour.
NOTES
A SAMPLE of Syracuse salt was picked
up on the way.
F. J. KIEsEL, of Ogden, added box
of Utah tomatoes to the exhibit.
THE Deseret University has kindly
loaned several very valuable specimens.
THE little display made by the Conk-
lin Sampling Works must attract at
tention.
CHARLES LANCE is building neat
cottage in the rear OF his bakery, west
OF The RI ERALD.
SHANNON & Son have removed their
office TO Main Street, few doors north
of the Cliff House.
PRovo FALLS and "Street Scene in
Provo" are two interesting subjects
among the photographs.
The car is in charge of Fl. L.. A. Gull
mer, who is accompanied by MIR. White
as assistant and Junius Young as por-
ter.
JUST before the train left little girl
appeare with an armful of wild flow
ers she had gathered, Ito send east, 1"
she said.
p ELIAS MORRIS is erecting brick
building on his premises east of the
Museum. The building Will be occu-
Died by j. II. Parry.
AMONG the latest contributions were
some mammoth strawberries from w.
E. Smith, of Kaysyille, and samples of
Johnson's Valley Tan Remedies.
JOHN READING, the florist, sent down
b handsome piece OF floral work in the
shape of large bouquet, surmounted
by a large Gala lily. 1t occupied o
place of honor on the centre show case.
THE employment agencies say that
they can furnish work for all who are
out OF employment, and that there is
no excuse for iGle men in Salt Lake
City at this time. This is certainly a
healthy and encouraging condition of
affairs
THE Garfield Beach Band, under the
leadership of Prof. Peterson, furnished
the most delightful music yesterday.
An open-air concert, given in front of
tee Broom Hotel, attracted a large
audience and elected the rNost favor
able comment.
ALREADY mum Der of public spirited
citizens have s;gnitied their intent ion of
giving premium for exhibits at the fair
t. be held next fall. There is also con
siderable activity among manufacturers
and others in preparing wares, etc., for
exhibition at the fair, which promises
be the most successful ever held in
this Territory.
North SALT LAKE is looking up. Oae
would be surprised to see the amount
OF work going on there this week. The
diffsreEt lumber firms of the city have a
Number of teams busily engaged in
hluling the material for the buildings
which being so rapidly pushed for
ward. Arrangements are being made
b. push. the boulevard through to
Beck AHof Spr ms Immediately. Mr..
Kluneyfs . ach pleased with the out
look for next week Following is his
official report of sales made in North
Silt Lake yesteIdLy: Lot 4 in block So,
TO 6. 2. Burrel, for residence; and
Ios7 in block 81, lot IN block So. and
lot Is in block So to George w. Miller
Of Sidney, Nebraska.