The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-09-15
SALT LAKE HERALD BUREAU,
No. 2502 WASHINGTON AVENUE,
OGDEN. Sept. Is, 1880.

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Twenty fourth street, near Lincoln
avenue.
The house-tops in the suburbs are GOV,
cred with drying fruits, which forbodt
plenty of stable sass" during the COMING
winter.
S. M. Preshaw comes out to-day with q
bran new wagon. Evidently the undertake
ing business or police matters must be
making good returns.
The Methodist church building commit
tee meet Monday evening to inspect the re
| viSed plans for the church. now being pre-
| pared by Mr.. D'Hemecourt.
Montana is particularly short of hay and
| ats this season, aud representatives from
ur sister territory are already buying VI
all the hay they they can secure.
The merry sound of the hay press is
heard in the land. Large amounts of hay
are being pressed and preparations are
oeing made for early shipments.
An unusually large crop of squashes and
pumpkins have been raised north of this
city, particularly above the Hot Springs
and near Willard and Brigham city.
! A party, consisting of c. E. Sawtelle, j.
| A. Dial and o. A. Meyer, left yesterday
morning for Brigham city, to investigate
| ;ome prominent mines in the vicinity Of
| hat place.
| 1t is understood that the police are en-
forcing the CT rfewordinance and it bel owes
| the children 10 look sharp after their where
abouts after pm. This is good move in
| he right direction.
! The busy public will be glad to see the
| ,Orner of Washington avenue and Twenty
| ourth street again in a pasSable condition.
| The laying of sewer pipes occasioned the
| disturbance of that thoroughfare.
Mr.. Henry Yeoman, a fine stock breeder
rom Iowa, arrived in the city yesterday
morning. He is delighted with Ogden, and
tubs our city ''the queen city of the west"
- Woman left for San Francisco this
morning.
soft Anderson's lecture, announced to
AXE place at the Second ward school
house Friday night, was postponed until
next Fri ay night. on account of the lack
of tine TO large a programme having
been prepared.
The heAvy frost of last night and that of
the night pTcvicu~ caused the tomato vines
to drop tht aeal lAll thelate vegetables
,ylil soon he ,.s.,bc.>-. in and the farmers
prepared for hard frosts, which precede
the winter wealth r.
Another old lanlnarl is being removed
from the corner Of l'Werty -.hird street and
Jefferson avenue to lake room for the
Ell
marks disappear TO make room for the i'm
nroveneBts under which Ogden IS rrosner-
ing.
:. letter is received from T, i Little
fed. irom Wyonlnr, wheic Ao > AZ work
on his placer claims win the new patent
dry process separator, and reports good
success in his work. 1t is expected Mr..
Littlefield viii return home in a few days
and resume his newspaper work.
S. w. Chubbuck, recently elected lieu
tenant governor of Nevada is an old-time
telegraph operator. 1t was under this
gentleman's instruction that T. w. Booth,
of this city, employed at the Central Pacl-
dc Office, received his first lessons III the
art which he has so successfully mastered.
Work is at last progressing lively on the
walks above City Hall square, a good force
of men are at work and in few days we
will have an opportunity to pass our criti-
cisms on Judge Dusenberry's sidewalks.
The general opinion seems to be that the
now walks will be a success and generally
adopted.
Mention was made in this column some
days ago relative to the necessity of
nuisance inspector being appointed. M
action has yet been taken in this matlec,
which is of such vital Importance to the
residents of this city. Many cesspools are
mand attention.
Several new locations have been made
near town within the Fast week and some of
the ores exhibited are of unusually fine
character. 1t seems funny that so many
and such rich veins of ore, so near a good
city, have laid INDICATED and unwolksd so
many years. 1t would be hard to predict
what the next few years will bring forth
in the mining industries in this section.
Rev. J. Wesley Hill speaks this morning
at II O'Clock on the subject of The chief
glory of man" and at S pm. on "a sermon
On the mountains" prepared while crossing
the range on the D. & Il. G. Sunday school
at 9 40 a m, and young peoples meeting at
rpm. Last Sunday evening the church
was filled for this service. Regular services
at the Baptist church.
The Mcclellan case came up before Judge
Cross yesterday. On motion of the prose
cutting attorney, the case was dismissed
and new complaint for battery Was filed.
The defendants attorney, H. w. Smith,
moved this case be dismissed. as the dis
n.issal of the .other case bars this. The
case was continued until O clock Monday,
to hear authorities on the question.
Mrs. A. E. Baker, Mrs. j. G. Shy and
Mrs. M A. Bell, from Denver, arrived in
the city yesterday morning, and were
driven about the city by Mr.. Armstrong,
the real estate rustler. They were elte1
to the Mob Hill delicacies-peaches, pears,
ETC., and are delighted with their day here
They leave for San Francisco tonight, but
upon their return will stop over in Ogden
and invest in realty, believing Ogden to be
the coming city.
During the past week, since the petition
has been circulated through the city by the
preachers, seventeen signers have been
found to it, sanctioniug the marshaps move
in Ogden some time since. 1t is quite evi
dent Ogden's best citizens are not very
heartily in sympathy with any move show
ing sympathy with the marshaPs attempt
to interfere with the authority of the
authorities. The sympathy is
with the preachers so far as good moral
is concerned, but not with
countenancing any outside interference.
In an interview yesterday with Mrs
I ongshore-Potts, M. D., the popular lee
turer, that lady said she was one of class
of eight to graduate from the Women's
Medical college, of Philadelphia, of which
her brother was founder, in 1852 This
class was the first to graduate from any
college to which women were admitte(.
openly Mrs. Potts is a most interestinp
and a charming woman
She has Travelled extensively, having spent
all the years since her graduation in th'
practice of medicine and in the lectur'
field. Previous to three years ago sht
spent five years among the English people
of England, Australia and New Zealand
In response TO q question concerning the