The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-07-26
f fHHfEIY NEWS IN OGDEN.
The Rio Grande Western Com
pany's Trust Mortgage.
OGDEN WANTS FREE DELIVERY
Yesterdays Recorded Real Estate Sales
The Grant Avenue spring-The Belt
Line Railway-GenersI Notes.
TIE SALT LAKE HERALD BUREAU,
No. 2!jS3 WAsHINGToN AVENUE.

No. 2ttJ3 WASHINGTON AVENUE.
}. OGDEN, July 90.
James Wotherspoon is finishing up hi.
Preparations to 90 on his mission to AulC
p. Scotia in a week or two.
4 The well known Salt Lake architect. II
Z AlOnheim, was in town yesterday, inter
ested in several construction enterprises.
The Syracuse Bathing club will have the
Colorado eXcursiOnists for guests on theil
regular trip to the lake next Tuesday even
ing.
Al The funeral services over the remains OF
III the late Judge r. Williams drew a large
crowd of people. The Ogden bar turned
out in body.
Jack Greenwel feels greatly elated oven
his latest pedestrian victory in Salt Lake
city. We think he can do it again, as he
,has done it before.
: The Interstate Land and Town com
pany have decorated the front of their
" office with flags. Their excursionists arC
n. lpected il Saturday.
Ogden's two morning newspapers arc
principally devoted to mud singing. The
water question has been settled, but cleo
ton day draweth nigh.
Fred J. Keisel is bound for another triI
northward, which may diverge in an eastern
/. direction, and thus hover on the pivota
point till it returns to the great huh
Ogder's baseball boys are justly pIOu4Iv
over their diamond held day at Evanston
when Wyoming's wiedcrs of the willow
wand wilUed, walloped by Weber witness
At the funeral of the late Il. X. Williams
q the following gentlemen were present and
, spoke to the people: Apostle Franklin ID.
, Richards, f. S. Richards, Joseph Stanford
and Bishop T. J. Stevens.
Mr.. Smith, he of the voltaic battery de
partment Of the Western Union Office, met
Z with a bracchinal accident a few days ago,
in consequence of which his left hand is
stiu incased il white linen.
Hon. Tom Patterson, Senator WOlcott,
Governor Job Cooper and other prominent
Colorado men will leave Denver on a
special train to-day for Ogden, to join III
the Union depot opening festivities.
DEPUTY Marshal sam Giesy is receiving
and carrying his new dignities with becom-
ing sang fIoid. Our new ''minion OF the
layy'' looks no graver than ever. Good
NATURES gentle imprint continually retains
its marks.
The belt line railway is on its way down
Vyenty-ffth street. When completed and
trains viii run regularly over 1t, II Will no
doubt cause the eastern part of the city to
be built up There is no finer location for
residences il the world.
Ex-Postmaster A G. Snyder, OF Chey-
cnne has formed a partnership with that
rustling real estate man. +. \. Reed. and
has come with his family TO reside il this
city. Such people are always welcome, and
y Ogden needs more Of them.
n Madden Brothers are about TO open a
great and gorgeous ''gilded palace" located
On the west side Of Washington avenue. 1t
is reported that over $4,000 have been
spert in furnishing that sparkling and gilt
tering resort of Bacchanalian worsnipers.
j. G. Turton and wife, of Toronto.
= Canada, Old-time friends of Mrs. j. S
Corlew, are IN the city for day or two.
They are en- route TO Melbourne. Australia
where Mr.. Turton will take charge of an
important business for the Massa company.
The Brunswick Bake C o lender company
expect TO establish an Office IN Ogden. rms
company win supply the lions Bank and
Trust company. of Salt Lake, with fixtures
I and Office furniture. and expect to furnish
the First National bank building in Ogden
The Grant avenue spring is still receiv-
ing d large mead OF public consideration
and discussion. There are nimety-ninc out
of every hundred citizens, irrespective OF
political party or creed affiliations, who de-
cry and deplore the proposed abolition OF
that beautiful flow Of water,
Ex Mayor Lester j. Herrick. Oyhose
name is an historic landmark as the cognO-
men of Ogden's purest and brightest pub
lie park Is enjoying q little better health
than he has done for some time. Ogdens
his own faithful hopes in the past.
The Standard yesterday gave lengthy
and detailed description of ''Maden's. Og-
denis new room. - whichis to be opened
"a Saturday. From to 80 o'clock Sat
day afternoon, ladies are especially invited
as none but the fair sex viii be admitted.
During this time there will be no liquor
sold"
Stella, the dear little twO-year-old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. w. p. St.
Clair, died Wednesday morning and was
buried in Mountain View cemetery in the
evening of the same day. Dreadful diph-
iberia was the cause Of her taking of. The
bereaved parents have the sympathies of
this community.
General Superintendent J. J. Dickey, of
. the Western Union Telegraph company,
was in town yesterday, enjoying himself
and his attendant staff while auditing the
local Office books. and thereby ascertaining
with gratifying CONTINGENCIES the great
increase of business in Ogden. TelegraphiC
service is a good indicator.
It is considered a very good stroke Gf
policy, both for the institution in question
and the city in general, that the laying of
the corner stone of the new military acad-
envy by Professors Newill and Howard, be
arranged so as to take place on one Of the
excursion holidays prefacing the Inaugural
ton of the new union depot.
Brother Barratt's journalistic venture,
which first scintillated in voluntary sparks
through the Optic organ, and then mirrored
itself fortn in the Kaleidoscope iridesdence
Of the Argus, is about to be overcast with
an observation. But as a legal luminary
he win continue to shine as "a star of the
first water" even up the hill.
E. II. Anderson, the present incumbent
of the Office of county superintendent of
public schools, is in town and county, prob
ably with view TO enter the campaign
rapidly drawing to n close. He is listed
against Prof. a. c. NewilI. Both are good
citizens, good educators, good men. The
only difference is one of political party
color.
An Ogden dispatch of the sd to the San
Francisco CaronicIc is as follows: "The
chamber Of commerce is making prepare
lions for imposing opening exercises on
July 31st, when the new union depot will
/. be opened amid grand concourse of people
from all over the territory, their number
being swelled by an additional excursion Of
900 Colorado people and that many more
from adjoining states and territories"
Real Estate Transfers.
Thomas Cahoon TO Earl d. Grey, lots TO-