The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-04-20
THE NEWS IN OGDEN.
The Utah Loan and Trust Com
pany's New Building.
NEW PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
ist of Real Estate Transfers Recorded
Yesterday-A New Street Railway Depot
b Brief News Notes.
SALT LAKE HERALD BUREAU,
100 NAN GTpEET
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OGDEN, April 20, 1889.

OGDENs pm ~ 1907
Thursday next, April "a, Mr. George Osmond
Salt Lake, and Miss Mabel Cross, OF Ogden
S7ill be united in marriage at the church of th
God Shepherd (EpiscopaD. Miss Cross IS tn
a sautiful and accomplished daughter of Webe
0unty'S probate Judge, Captain K. w. Cross
ID is universal fayorite in society circles
: Osmond is connected with the r. G.. Dur
r ency. The couple will reside in Salt Lake.
Temperance lecture was given by Miss Bur
in the Baptist church last evening. The al
II, 'dence was only fair.
1.-The proceedings Of the Ogden Polysophica
.9ty last evening were made interesting by
N,soiure delivered by Superintendent E. Il
4dersOn, OF Salt Lake
The Corey house will be built at once
gden's chamber of commerce has undertaken
raise the $1,000 bonus through = soliciting
3 mmittee, 10 be paid to the Coreys at the rat,
900 on the completion of "lch story OF the
ructure The building will occupy eighty feel
Twenty fifth street and 10 feet on Wall
1,enue, and Will be modern in every particular
"A. d'HemecOurt is the architect.
N'The city ordinance changing the names OF the
reefs having been officially published, II Is II
der for the newspapers TO use the new names
his bureau OF THE HERALD Will do 50 "a III
ure.
Colonel J. E. Hudson returned home from
Washington last evening, looking well &ao
'earty an in tine spirits. The colonel Is an ap
clcant for the Utah marshalship, but claims t.
FswithOUt any knowledge on The subject OF W-lo
u receive the appointment.
" ae Ogden Street railway company have de
o4 to build a new depot for that corporation.
-; location selected Is that formerly occupied
Joseph Clarls's steam Touring mil, in the
ieighborhood of the Washington avenue and
twenty fifth street corner. Extensive repair
hops viii also be ereCt5n in connection with the
iepot.
The Cakes Comedy Sketch club will give THE
former Grocery at the opera house this evening.
Tine Ogden bureau OF THE HERALD acknOw-
edges the receipt Of IN invitation to attend the
UNI Corps ball tonight in the City nall, N
lor of the excursion visitors.
!. NJ. Mcconnell, wife and child, of Chatta-
Jcga, Tenn, spent Friday in Ogden and went
vest in the evening
j. w Whitehead Of Chicago, and C. w.
Jason, ofNew York are at the Broom hotel.
EAdolph Simon, of Salt Lake, was in Ogden
Thursday evening.
.lW R. Wood, the Golden Gate train baggage
FASTER between Omaha and Ogden, is at the
Broom.
Il, G. Gwynn, of Pocateno, Idaho, is visiting
.Jgden.
The overland passenger traffic is assuming
.lrge proportions. Four hundred eastward
bound people came IN over the Southern Pacific
esterday morning. The train was in three sec
pms The travellers all went east over the
Mon Pacific.
one of the sections OF the Southern Pacific ex-
press train Friday morning, included six cars
Of California oranges, which went east over the
Union Pacific by express.
The Utah & Northern road is pushed for &c
'ommodatiOnS for the large traffic 1t Is enjoying,
ma has TO borrow passenger coaches from the
4 X. G. Western.
Lorin Fair, ex-membe- of the territorial legis-
) ture and also eX-MayOr Of Ogden, went down
Salt Lake yesterday morning.
E. A Mcdaniel appeared on the streets yes
rday, having returned from Denver with the
fdtcursion party.
} Yesterday the observance of a solemn feast
Aiay was general in the Episcopal and Catholic
churches, it being Good Friday.
A Raymond excursion came in over the South
ern Pacific this morning and went down TO Salt
Lake over the D. L. q. W.
In the First district court, Friday the hearing
OF the case Of Augustus Belknap ct al. vs.
Samuel jenkins eL al, was not concluded.
IN the corner window OF Huribut's drug store
NNece is q tne exhibition Of mining products
yPce8 from within radius OF twenty miles OF
ogden. There are specimens OF gold-Dearlng
quartz, galena and iron ores, salt, roofing slate
EthOgraph stone and an aeT1alte.
Five large canYas-cOvered emigrant wagons,
each well loaded with household goods passed
through Washington Avenue yesterday after
noon. They belonged TO emigrants from Grants
Vile Tooele county, bound for Star valley, Wyo.,
where the families propose setting
Norris BreVast, an emplOye of the city, was
oading gravel at the pits, yesterday, disi dyed
quantity OF sand and stones Which fell upon
md broke his right leg between the knee and
ankle. DR.. Powers rendered the necessary sur
gical aid, and the sufferer was comfortable at
last accounts. Heis thirty years Of age.
DR.. Powers was called upon yesterday to at
tend TO the injuries of Charles Ohrn, q young
man OF tWenty-three years living III the town OF
'.ynn. While leading COW TO pasture, with
he rope twisted about his right hand, the ami
nal became fractions and started on runaway,
dragging Ohrn by the entangled hand, which he
could not release. When the race came 10 !
close through the firing out of the COW, Ohrn's
hand was found to be in a crushed condition,
with several bones broken. He was not other
Use injured.
Ogden people who have to labor for living
ARE interested in having their employers give
Them a holiday Tuesday, April 3Oth, which will
be the centennial anniversary OF the Inaugural
ton OF Washington rs first President OF the
United States.
There was no session of the police court yes
terday, there having been no arrests during
the previous tWenty-fOur hours.