The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-03-30
March 90 1888
FRIDAY
Briefs.
THE boom continues.

The boom contlnueS.
The weather is cloudy, but the faces
of the lumber dealers are Wreathed il
smiles.
THE Reform School is coming, anG
the price of land in the northeastern
part of town is going up.
A PETITION was circulated among bus
mess men. favorIng the selling of the
n Jrthern half of Union So are.
ikOUR streets, yesterday, were more
'han usually crowded by visitors from
outlying districts. Laden wagons OF
murt HES" young poplar tres. fruit
trees etc. etc., are standing at almost
every street cor er.
AN ancient philosopher. CT some
other kind OF a fellow said that Mar h
dust is worth guinea on ounce"
There is plentiful OF dust in Ogden !;
hiring along your euineas and your
water oarts-especially the carts.
A REAL estate agent Of this city was
heard to remark yesterday that Salt
Lake realty men are seriously contem-
plating pulling up axes there ami
coming to Ogden, The peerless city of
the inter mountain region. This is
wise.
''SHE is an old woman!" said we'll
known Ogden resident yesterday, I'M
fortunately in the hearing If the good
lady alluded to. His whiskers have as
sumed ifferent aspect since then and
ais top hair appears somewhat scantv
to the visual organs Of his acquaintance.
Our city continues to present lively
appearance Merchants YOU meet hardly
have time to speak; all you can get is
very fine weather, cloudy, but excuse
me please, as / am in somewhat OF q
hurry" The street. are crowded with
Trans, and all appear to be on the
rustic; boom surely.
THE dread fire bells rang out deter
mined alarm to the citizens of Ogden as
early yesterday morning as 3 O'Clock.
The fire boys proceeded promptly and
bravelv to the scene of the supposed
fire, but it was found to be only q pile
of brush which had been left shoulder
ing and had become ignited by the
breeze.
WE stated in the last edition of The
HERALD that we would provide our
Ogden readers, and they are becoming
more numerous every day. with the
programme about to be produced on
Easter Tuesday, in the Union Opera
House, BY the Home Circle Orchestra.
The programme is as follows. but be-
fore entering into it, we would like to
draw attention to the fact that the
Queen of Song of the ter.mountain
region, MISS Purdy, will with orches-
lral accompaniment, render the La
PfiInavera; or, in English, The Spring
Time, in manner that ought to fetch"
the house We venture to hazard the
guess that it will. You have now tho
programme, and a better selected
nights musical arrangement has prob
ably never been introduced into our
city; that is our opinion. and, of course.
We know.
PROGRAMME:
PART FIRST.
1-Overture, "Chevalier Breton. Hermann
Orchestra,
2-"Lost Chord Sullivan
with Orchestra, s Adams
l3-BOhemisn Girl. ........... .......... Balfe
Violin Solo, Beatrice Sims.
4-Grand Potpouri, 20, Fair Dove! o.
Fond Dove" 49,. go. &. sohlepegreu
Orchestra.
PART SECOND.
5-"Longing for Home" A. Jungmann
Orchestra.
c LA Primavera," (Ihe Spring Time)
with Orchestra. e. ...... larry
Miss Florence Purdy.
7-Grand Concerto, "Mollie Darling"
Navoni. 49,. Violin Solo, J. NJ Navoni
S-Il Trovatore 10y reques). ..........F Verdi
Orchestra.