The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-09-03
THE NE MS IN OGDEN.
A big Assay Reported From an
Ogden Mine.
THE BATHING SEASON CLOSING.
The Boutwell, Canal Contractor Arrives and
Work about to Begin-Other Items
of Interest.
THE BATHING SEASON CLOSING
SALT LAKE HERALD BUREAU, J
No. 2502 WASHINGTON AVENUE,
OGDEN. September. 3 1889.

ally warm Tor TINS season OF the year. Inc
trains are poorly patronized, but those WHIT
avail themselves of the privileges art
amply repaid. This week will about enc
} the excursions for this year.
Mrs. +. P. Kissell is quite i'll at her resi-
dence on the bench.
Mr.. w. B. Gill, the real estate operator
~ away on weeks visit to his old home
Y ut Cheyenne.
Mr.. A. E. Knuckey, recently of the firm
Of Mcdaniel Il Knuckey, printers, has ac
Oepted a position as teacher at Corlnne, fo1
which place he leaves in few days. MIR
knuckey was compelled to retire from the
printing work on account OF Ill health.
What Ogden loses Corinne gains.
Sundays issue makes Seager's new
strike in Ogden canon, read $500, u
whereas our copy read 50, S22. Good re-
ports are coming in from this prospect and
there is no doubt but the property will
soon be worked regularly.
Mr.. S. f. Spencer closed up an 81 ,0OC
real estate deal and another smaller one
yesterday.
Rev. c.. B. Allen, of the Methodist church
At Pueblo, is expected in Ogden to-day to
spend a few weeks.
4 provoking series of errors occurred in
the Geographic report of the chamber OF
commerce meeting sent from here Satur.
not less than seventy five thousand dollars,
whereas our report read $50, 900. Mr.. Reed
will build q hotel to cost nearer one hun
dred thousand dollars. The committee
bound themselves for 81 900, not $4,000, as
the report reads.
Mr.. Adam Patterson returned home Sun
day from an extended trip through Nevada
and southern Oregon, where he has been
looking after his stock interests. Mr.. Pat
the nOmnfTV north west lS DRYER
than he ever saw it before, and that Utah
has come out well as compared with the
section he has passed through.
One hundred and seventy two immigrants
for Utah left Liverpool last week. Ogden
will receive its usual quota.
Mr.. William Garland, contractor on the
Boutwell, canal, arrived in the city Satur-
day evening and left Sunday morning for
the canal, where they commenced breaking
ground Yesterday About two thousand
men win be at work on the ground IN a
few days and about five hundred teams.
The supplies for this work are being shipped
from Ogden and soon the good effects from
this industry will be felt. 1t IS expected
the canal will be completed by April next.
Work on the new Catholic parsonage at
the corner of Twenty-fOurth and Adams
avenue, is being pushed forward as fast as
possible. The building IS of brick, with
stone finishings and will cost, when com
plcted, $1,000.
\ few nights ago an incendiary fire was
discovered at the new brick residence of
Mr.. A. II. Nelson, at the corner of Twenty
second and Adams avenue, which, fortu-
nately, was seen and eXtinguished be-
fore any serious damage was done. a spec
ial police has been employed in the vic nifty
l. since. and it is hoped that if any similar
offense is committed, that the guilty party
will be apprehended.
A gentleman who has been looking over
Salt Lake city for the past week or so, and
who is now in this city, to-day expressed
his surprise at the large number of new
buildings in course of construction In
Ogden, as compared with our sister city.
he saws he took careful notice and is posi-
tive there are far more improvements here
in proportion to the size of the cities.
Before Judge Preshaw yesterday were
five cases for DRINKS and two for assault.
Part of them antied up, but the most OF
the gentry preferred work on the city
grades.
The committee appointed by the citizens
and Chamber of Commerce meeting to
solicit subscriptions for the $4,000 bonus
to be given Mr.. Z. A. Reed for his new
hotel are having uphill work, considering
the city they are at work in, although the
success attending their efforts would be
considered DucuOuiGldl III ulOSb JldCCS. LII
a prospecting. go ahead and enterprlslng city
ike this. the committee should have the
amount needed in half day readily. The
committee donOtcare to publish the amount
subscribed until their labOrS are completed,
but it is understood something over half
has been raised, and this principally from a
few certain few men who always have to
J bear the burden, while the wealthy men.
heavy property owners and the very men
who ought to take hold cheerfully, hang
back anb whine. The amount will be raised
and the hotel built, and probably the list of
subscribers will be published, in which case
certain names will be conspicuous by their
absence.
The tramway outfit are doing a good
piece of work on Grant avenue, between
Twenty sixth and Twenty-seventh, filling
in the big slough which has for so long
been an eyesore TO the residents of this
part of the city.
DR.. Angel. from California, is in the city
looking over the mines east of town. He
is much pleased with what he has seen,
and thinks there will be plenty of the finest
kind of ores uncovered if work is continued.
Every mining man who has taken the
trouble to examine the hills hereabouts,
has a good report, and the miners are
highly encouraged.
A movement has been inaugurated here
to DOycOtt the ITHOuTle, on account OF us laIe
stand towards Ogden. How the move will
end remains to be seen, but Mac says he is
still on deck, and believes the ITib. will
survive the shock. In the meantime none
of the city council have resigned-and all
is serene.
Eleven warrantee deeds were fled yes
terday, amounting to Sl4, 1900. The small
sales count up TO good aggregate.
The Ogden State bank was incorporated
Yesterday evening aud will be ready for
business about the fifteenth. The bank
will be located temporarily in the building
now occupied by the Manders- Mitchell
Land q Investment company. Directors:
n G. Bigelow, Benz. Lombard (Boston)
Thos Harbine (Nebraska), S. NJ. Preshaw,
John A. Boyle, T. w. Jones, E. A. Reed.
sheriff Belknap will take Mrs. Jane Sla-
ter. an aged lady, to the Provo insane
asylum this morning.
Martin Hansen, the drayman, who was
so badly injured last week, died Saturday
NIGHT from the effects of his injuries. His
funeral took place on Monday, during
which time his wife was confined. This is
IN unusually sad case, and much sympathy
has been aroused in its connection.
Try the new and delicious drink,
whipped Cream Soda" at Ross Phar-
macy.
Signs of every description at Morris,
,,o,-+l, 80 Tim HpPAIn huilQlQp.