The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-05-23
TIE NEWS IN OGDEN.
Amos Gillespie Killed on the
Echo & Park City.
BRTrIsH-AMERlCANs CELEBRATE.
The Weber Stake Aeademy-The Mana Mine
Camilla UrsO-The Creamery-PO-
lice Court Quiet.
THE SALTLAxE RERALD BUREAU,


- No 2421 WASHINGTON AVENUE,
OGDEN, May %.
Justice Preshaw had no business in the
aldermanic tribunal yesterday.
Our mayor, Fred J. Keisel, reached the
thirty eighth mile post IN his earthly career
on the 18th instant.
T. c. Morris, your former fellow-citizen,
is reported as about pulling up stakes here
sd removing to Salt Lake city.
J'R. Middlemiss' case, charge of black
guarding, by him on Captain J. l.. Smith,
has been dropped, so rumor says,
Mr. Moore. postofice inspector, came
down from Portland, Or, Tuesday, and
left for San Francisco yesterday morning.
Work on the Mana iron mine near here,
in which some Salt Lake parties are inter
ested with OgdeniteS, IS progressing favor
ably.
S. H. Bigland, representing Professor
Van Tassel, the aeronaut, visited the city
yesterday, and called at the newspaper
offices.
Donald McLaire, general manager Of the
Pacific Short Line, will arrive in Ogden on
the 9th. Building contracts will be let
soon thereafter.
The intended special excursion from
Ogden to Garfield Beach on the occasion OF
the balloon ascension on Saturday and
Sunday, viii doubtless draw large
crowd.
P. A. Leonard, manager OF the Leadville
Dispatch, is looking over this field and
gathering items for his paper. In other
words. heis giving the town an impartial
|'write up"
To-day Charles Brigham will get his SEN
tence from Judge Henderson, having been
convicted of assault with deadly weapon
committed on the person Of colored man
on May 5th.
c. J. Whitehead goes along on a crutch
While he was opening a box car IN the
Union Pacific freight depot, big beer keg
fell on his left foot, severely injurlng IT,
He viii soon be all right again.
The line of the Salt Lake valley & East
ern railway has been definitely located for
a distance of siXty-three miles east out OF
Ogden. The maps, etc, have been MED
with ana approved BY the secretary OF the
interior.
The hose boys viii, of course, swing into
line with the hook and ladder lads on
Memorial day, which this year will be cele-
brated with more than usual enthusiasm
and fervor of both patriotic and religious
character.
Tuesday nights performance of the cele-
brated violin artistic, Camilla UrsO, the
female Wilhelm, in the New West academy
hall was a brilliant success in every. way,
human being.
Tomorrow evening the British-Ameri
cans, a social organization that meets every
year on the occasion of Queen Victoria's
birthday, will again hold forth in the
Union opera house, by s. ticket ban
Ouet the previous national eXcluSlVenesS
being suspended.
The cans for the creamery are being
manufactured, and as fast as possible are
Al twill hut
who are 10 supply the cream. 1t is sup
pQsssa that this new industry will soon DE in
fur blast and turning out superior quail
itv of butter The chamber of commerce
guaranteed the creamery man 81, 900 bonus
when the plant should be completed and
ready to manufacture butter. The plant
was completed about ten days ago.
Tomorrow evening, the oath, Weber
Stake academy, which has become pOpu-
lar and useful institution IN the educa-
tional. theological ana social interests of
the Mormon portion Of this county, will
closets second term with interesting liter
AIRY and musical exercises, preceded during
the day by examinations ano reviews OF the
several departments. This institution, al
though exclusive in one way, is inclusive of
a go6d deal of solid, earnest work in the
way of moral and mental improvement.
Several days ago a 5-year old boy of Mr..
Heath fell on eX-MayOr Eccles' house and
broke some bones in his head, necessitat-
ing trephining, which was so sfillfully
done that the little fellow is on fair way
to recovery. So is the man Towers who
several weeks ago was accidentally shot IN
tae Broom hotel and received 50 severe a
SOund in his left leg that the
lower part of the limb had to
be taken off Since that operation
it was found out that the larger part Of the
bullet, being broken on the bone, had
shifted upwards and around the upper
limb, lodging in the thigh, whence it has
5NSt been extracted.
SJohn Abbott, Of Fort Collins, Colo, agent
of the Irrigation Pump company, Greeley.
Colo, left for home yesterday morning,
for the purpose Of bring out one Of the
pumps manufactured by the above-named
company These pumps are Of two kinds,
lift and force. They are automatic steam
vacuum pumps, operated by boilers, and
will raise and throw to a distance OF $50
feet2, 900 gallons Of water per minute. The
power is atmospheric pressure produced by
condensing the steam. A test of the lifting
pump viii be made upon the return of MIR.
Abbott. 20 see whether the claim can be
substantiated that with live steam it will
4. raise 10000 gallons of water twenty feet
shigh with one bushel of coal.