The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-05-19
The NEWS IN OGDEN.
An Old Murder Case in the Dis
trict Court.
THE OGDEN BOATING CLUBS OUT.
The List of Real Estate Transfers Recorded
Yesterday-A Column of Interesting
Reading In Brief Bits
SALT LAKE HERALD BUREAU,
No. 2421, WASHINGTON AVENUE,
OGDEN. May 10, 1889.

Citizen Henry Wagner, Of Salt LAX
city, returned home last evening.
The rumor that Mr.. Shaugenessy ma
been appointed United States marshal fOl
u 5ah Is not credited here.
The New West school at Statewide il
sharing the prosperity of other similar in
s-itutiOns Of learning N this state of Zion
Captain James L. Smith, the gentleman
who has been having a contradictory love
feast with j. x. Middlemiss, is in tow
again.
Weber county farmers are pleasantly
smiling at the effects of the meteorological
manifestations. Everything is gradually
looking up.
1t is understood that Architect N. C. Fly
care will secure the valuable contract fOl
the building of the new bank structure op,
pOsite Il. G. M. l.
An elegant birdseye view of Ogden is eX
hbited in the window of a real estate Office
an Washington avenue. 1t is the work OF
Nh Darling, a local artist.
Yesterday being market day, the streets
presented an animated appearance. An
unusually large delegation from the buc0liC
districts thrOnged the principal thorough
fares.
Yesterday Thomas Lewis filed his viii,
bearing date November u, 1871, bequeath-
llA Ills ibLOift'Llb. iOL ID. ulOCh ~ BiiI y, "
the Church Of Jesus Christ Of Latter-day
Saints.
The Ogden Boating club viii go to Lake
Park on the Goth, the day Lake Park is to
be opened They will exercise themselves
in their new sldffS, purchased from Captain
Davis, Of Salt Lake city.
The fact that business has extended
uorthward on Washington avenue from the
corner of Twenty-fourth street, is by no
means conclusive that business viii con
tinue to extend in that direction in
definitely.
Protests against "sideWalking' the city
don't count for much with our city council,
aud they ought not to have much weight
The man who can afford to own property
in Ogden can afford to put good sidewalk
I'm front Of il.
f. c. Slower has presented to the city
council his proposal to furnish Ogden with
a system Of electric fire alarm, with bells,
boxes, ten miles of wire, tC. also to fur
nish the city with a steam fire engine. The
council Will give the matter due cOnsidera-
lion.
The new motor for the street car line,
which is now being prepared for the track,
is considerable larger than the one now in
use. 1t is powerful enough to take train
Of four loaded cars up the Twentytifth
street grade to Mob hill at the maximum
speed allowed by law.
Several of our old-time citizens, are ex-
Docted to take trips abroad shortly ThOs.
Emmett the pioneer soda water man, viii
take his worthy spouse to old England by
next Monday, leaving his son VIII, the
leader of the Ogden brass band, in chasge
OF the business at home.
The Ezra Hale trial is the leading excite
ment in the first district court 1t is an old
aff coll h,,t
apparently legitimate killing of the wanton
seducer Of a girl whose father has long
been dead, and whose brother is now on
trial for doing his family duty in Vindi-
eating his family honor.
~FLere appears to be some foundation for
The ,umOr that San Francisco capitalists
who have become interested in Ogden
realty. will erect mammoth hotel and
oDeI.a house this season; and II IS possible
that neither Of these much needed edlhces
win be erected on either Of the streets
heretofore selected by the newspaper men
and local CrOesuses.
John A. Dix Post, G. A. R, has been
Granted the use of Lester park pavilion on
SUNDAY. May eth, for the purpose OF hold
ing a union memorial service. On the
evening of May oath the same building viii
he used for a grand ball and social reunion
of the students of the Weber stake acad-
emy: and the annual holiday OF the pr
mary associations of Ogden city and Weber
county will be enjoyed in the park and pa
vilion.
On Friday evening the leaders, friends
and members of the Band Of Hope, an en-
ergetic temperance union of this city, mad
a most pleasant reunion in the hall Of the
New Market academy Numerous friends
of the organization and parents Of the pu-
pills were present, and all united IN deciar-
ing the decisian of the committee on prize
as to the awarding of it to Miss Gertie
Myers a Just action. It was altogether a