The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-09-18
THE NEWS IN OGDEN.
The Denver ExcursiOniSts t
Arrive TO-MOrrOw Night.
A SPECIMEN OF FINE GOLD ORE
General and Personal News of Interest
to the Residents Of the Junction
City.
SALT LAKE HERALD BUREAU,
No. 2502 WASHINGTON AVENUE,
OGDEN, Sept. is. 1889.

No. 1902 WASHINGTON AVENUE,
OGDEN, Sept. Is. 1889
Mrs Charlie Corey is quite i'll at her
residence on Twenty sixth street.
G. F. Brown, the local agent of the Cen
tral Pacific, is in San Francisco.
The branch music house of D. o. Calder,
located IN this city, has recently been re
moved to 300 Twenty fourth street.
The last of the Colorado excursions left
Denver yesterday morning and is reported
10 be a large one. They will arrive to-mor-
row night.
Daniel ST. Clair has commenced work on
his contract for the foundation OF the
Cortez block on the east side of Washing
ton avenue.
Fred Il. Hilton, a gentleman from Maine,
Is in the city and will soon open a jewelry
store in part of the real estate office of
TierDes g. Bowen.
The Mckinley Grocery company has
closed its doors to the public 1t is under
stood that the stock has been sold out and
that the business will be discontinued.
There is an increased demand for real
estate during the past week. particularly
for inside property. A better feeling is
manifested and some good sales are being
made.
w. G. Young, of Salt Lake, has accepted
the position Of court reporter for Judge
Henderson. Mr.. Young is an expert short
hand writer, and we are glad to welcome
him TO Ogden.
The Sabbath school of the Methodist
Episcopal church will give their first of a
series of sOcials at the residence of Mrs.
Mcintosh on REIMBURSEMENT, between
Lincoln and Grant.
G. w. Lashus is putting up a two story
brick building on Lincoln avenue, near
Twenty fifth. The lower floor is to be
used for business purposes and the second
story for living rooms.
Mr. Lonberry, who was charged with
gambling with one of the DrezOnits Bros,
at the latters' store on Twenty fifth street.
was fined $25 yesterday by Judge Preshaw,
which amount was paid.
Andrew Hall and wife left yesterday
morning for their home in Council Bluffs,
after having enjoyed a trip to the coast and
q visit of several weeks in Ogden. Mrs.
Hall is sister Of Mrs. George Drake, of
Mound Fort.
We We're misinfOrmed in regard to the
Central Pacific trains running over the
bridge at Cisco. There were no through
trains yesterday, but will probably be to-
day DELAYED freights win commence
moving in a few days.
\ specimen of the tuest gold ore ever
exhibited in this section was brought down
from the hills to-day. 1t is free and very
Gigh grade, and came from over twenty
feet under ground. A good report from
this prospect will soon be heard.
There are number of cases of fever in
the city at the present time, some being
quite serious. The city fathers ought TO
hurry along all measures possible tending
to keep the city clean and healthy until the
sewer system can be put into operation.
- If,.ty- ctipl-ipCr
Twenty-sixth street above Washington
avenue which needs the attention of the
sanitary committee Filth is lying about
over the place and it is one Of the breeding
holes Of disease which should be looked
after.
B. Lucas. who is runninga lodging house
on Twenty fifth, is unable to accommodate
mis- guests and is increasing his facilities
by fitting up another one in the One-stOry
building near by owned by Lincl *
Griffin. This annex has twelve rooms and
al office. 1t will be completed in u few
days.
Mr.. E. A. Bergman, who has been the
chief clerk for George A. Lowe in this city
for the past two years, left yesterday morn
ing for Spokane Falls, where he has ac-
ceDted the position of chief bOOkkeeper for
\ wholesale mouse. Mr.. b. will be Joined
by his estimable wife as soon as she is suf-
AtGuUL9 lNIbFCASI A4OLAA AAN4 ASNSIL llALlCoS
to be able to travel.
The Womens Christian Temperance
Union are considering the feasibility of
adding TO their library, reading room and
coffee room woman's exchange and en-
ployment bureau. They have already Sc
..ured over thirty dollars in monthly sub
Srr:ptiOns from business men who heartily
endorse the movement. The meeting on
Monday afternoon was largely attended
Lodi -,
such a force success is assured.
DR.. Wheeler has had d piece of bullion
\ assayed, and it showed 50 ounces silver and
20 per cent. lead. This bullion the doctor
ad made from ore taken from his Last
Chance mine near this city. They have
also a vein, varying from half an, inch up
tofour feet, which CT rries considerable mer-
curry. DR.. Wheeler mas bonded prospect
about seventeen miles from the city, which
.Or the small amount of work which has
been done, makes a good showing. 1t is a
gaIena vein, carrying gold, and every inch
vi work done increases the showing.
A drunken father was seen yesterday
afternoon leading little girl three or four
years Of age up the street and staggering
from one side of the walk TO the other,
dragging the little one along with him.
The wondering innocent eyes of the little
one as she looked up at the father viii long
be remembered by the spectators. The
nearest saloon reached, the man still hold
ing fast to the little ones hand, drew her
into the place, where she received a nicke.
as the smiling bartender welcomed his
Customers What a lesson for the purity
If little childhood
Hong Sing, the proprietor of the Chi
lese bazaar on Twenty-ffth street which
was DANA ged in the Novelty iheatre FIRE,
Eas arrived from PocateliO, WI ere he has
another store and various laundries, as
well as being Chinese boss on the Utah Il
Northern railroad, 4 position which he
formerly held on the Denver & Rio Grande
Western. Sling is a fine appearing spe i
men of the Chinese race, wears cit zen s
clothes and has abandoned the queue. He
mas been in Ogden for number of years.
and is a sort of protegc of II. L. Griffin's,
who has no reason to feel ashamed of the
relation.
CHOLERA IN MICHIGAN.
DR.. F. D. Larle, of Rogers City, Michi-
gan, says the epidemic of last year in
~Presque Isle county, in which so many per-
sons lost their lives, was choleric dysentery
instead of cholera as first reported. He