The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-04-17
THE NEWS IN OGDEN.
"Tbe Herald's" New Branch ES-
tablishment.
NEW NATIONAL BANK BUILDING.
The Sad Illness of Little Roy Eccles-A Singh
lar Case In Equity-The New Corey
House - General.
SALT LAKE HERALD BUREAU.
$50 MAIN STREET. :
OGDEN. April Il. 1889. }

100 MAIN STREET.
OGDEN. April Il. 1889.
H. B. Clawson, OF Salt Lake, was west
bound passenger last evening.
Cases in equity are occupying the atten-
ton of the First district court this week.
All the passenger trains on the roads
centering here are reported on time to-day.
E. M. Brown and F. A. Lathrop of Den
yer. are registered at the Pacific compaGy's
depot hotel.
~ H. S. Winans and wife, Ben Sheeks and
Mr.. Hudson and wife, all of Salt Lake, are
1T the Broom.
ANY man who would start a chicken
ranch in this neighbOrhOod could make lots
of money. A few thousand dollars would
do it.
The police uniforms will .be finished to-
day noon, and the inference is that
they will be Immediately donned by the
force.
Mayor Kiesel and Aldermen Preshaw,
Shilling Fell, Snyder and Whalen will act
as a committee of reception to the Colorado
eXcursionists.
Mr.. ]. Nicho- son, of Baldwin, Kansas,
personal friend of Rev. J. NJ. Preshaw, is
in the city. He will probably make Ogden
future home.
OfficerRibbich yesterday arrested Charles
Reid and George Williams for being with
out any visible means of support. They
were locked up to await hearing.
A good deal of rain has fallen in Ogden
and vicinity during the past week, doing an
Infinite amount of good. To-day IS cloudy
and threatening, with prospects favCring
more rain.
Mr. Frank J. Cannon, who was stricken
with pneumonia while on a visit TO San
Francisco, is improving rapidly under the
careful nursing Of his wife. He has been
removed from San Francisco to Oakland
for the benefit Of better air and surround
ings.
|. The Commercial is preparing a ''boom1
edition for the coming eXcursiOnists, to be
issued next Saturday. The Standards
mammoth illustrated edition is expected to
be given TO the public Thursday of this
week 1t will be credit to the enter
prise of the papers managers, as well as 10
Ogden.
Salt Lake people interested in naval arm
aments will have an opportunity TO inspect
some heavy pieces of ordnance if they
come up to Ogden to-day. The guns
will arrive over the Union Pacific and are
destined for the cruiser Charleston, now
being fitted out at San Francisco.
A rumor to the effect that the Burton
property, corner of young and Third streets,
mad beea sold to Philadelphia parties for
10000, and that it was proposed to build an
opera nous Il it, was freely circulated yes
terday. An interview with young Mr.. Bur
ton. whose signature would be necessary
part of any such transaction, developed the
fact that the story was without the slightest
foundation.
Two boys, Watkins and Holther, Stan
dard carriers. met with mishaps in the dis
charge of their duties yesterday morning.
The former, whose route includes the town
of Lynn and who uses horse, had his leg
badly bruised and wrenched by the animal
stumbling and falling upon it; the latter
was attacked by a savage dog and rather
severely bitten. Watkins had TO be brought
4 home III q wagon.