The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-06-01
THE NEWS IN OGDEN.
The Tramp Prisoners Oh a Strike
for LuXurieS.
LIST OF REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Meeting of the Territory Reform School Board
The June Revision Of Registration
Fell From Train.
THE SALT LAKE HERALD BUREAU,
No. 242l WASHINGTON AVENUE,
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No 242l WASHINGTON AVENUE,
OGDEN, June l.
It is not known that the police have an!
clew to the perpetrators of the recent rob
berries in this city.
Bricklaying was commenced yesterday
on E. A Reeds fine three-story building
on Twenty-ffth street.
There is scarcely half dozen blocks in
the city upon which one or more buildings
are not being erected at the present time.
The street cars now run to the south emo
of Washington avenue every hour, and to
Five Points, the northern end of the track,
morning and night
Donald McLain, general manager of the
Pacific Short Line, left Sioux City for
Utah Yesterday. and will probably reach
Ogden next Monday.
Scores of prairie schooners, northward
bound, pass through the city daily. Most
of them are bound for Idaho, and only an
occasional one is headed for Oregon and
Washington territory.
DR. Condor read beautiful poem at the
exercises in the pavilion Thursday night.
1t was one of his own. 1t would have been
better appreciated has some good elocu-
zionist been selected to read 1t.
Some one has started a stone yard on
tabernacle square, by whose permission II
is not known. If one man can do this what
is to prevent any one from following suit
with any other kind of business!
Mr.. Woody, a compositor on the Daily
Union of this city, was thrown from an eX-
cursion train near Lake Park Thursday
afternoon and quite seriously injured. He
is all right now. Hereafter he Will ride
inside the cars, feet and all.
The June revision of the registration
lists will begin next Monday and continue
for six days. Only those who are on the
lists at the close Of the week can vote at
the August election. There will be pretty
full registration in Weber county this year.
Several residences were entered by
thieves on Thursday during the absence OF
their inmates. and articles of considerable
value purloined therefrOm. The residence
of Thomas Shreve, foreman of the Coop.
shoe department, was one of the places
visited.
The Primary association of Weber county
will commemorate the birth OF the late
Brigham Young June y to-day by appro-
pirate exercises in Lester park pavilion and
a dance in the afternoon and evening, for
which invitations and tickets have been
issued by the committee.
The religion of the Grand Army of the
Republic, as defined by Colonel John +.
Hudsons, is a creed that every man, woman
and child in the United States can subscribe
to. It embraces three principles, charity,
fraternity and loyalty-lOyalty pure and
simple: loyalty blind and unquestioning TO
the flag, the nation and the government.
Two DRINKS and three vags were inter
viewed by his honor the alderman yester-
day forenoon The two former had been
discharged on Thursday, but their appetite
for fire water was too strong to be resisted.
Brother Preshaw increased the dose and
gave them the alternative of putting up Sl5
each or contributing fifteen days toward
improving the streets.
The territorial reform school board met
Yesterday afternoon and filled vacancies.
Governor Thomas took the place of eX
Governor West and Secretary Sells that of
ex-Secretary Hall. Messrs. Barton of
Davis county, Jones of Box Elder, and
Richards of Weber, members of the board,
were present. The accounts were audited,
a statement was called for and produced,
the building inspected and the work APP
proved. after which the board adjourned
until June7
Before long, it is probable that the citi-
zens of Ogden who have material interests
in the city. and desire to see it grow and
become a great commercial and manu-
featuring centre. will be called upon to
show their substantial appreciation of the
enterprise inaugurated and now being car
ried forward by the Salt Lake Valley *
Eastern railway. That company has not
vet asked for anything, and may not do so,
yet ii would be graceful act on the part
of our people. and one that would certainly
be appreciated by the railroad folks, TO
give them ample terminal grounds and
such terminal facilities as they require in
the location which they may select.