The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-06-14
The NEWS IN OGDEN.
The Grand Benefit Concert at the
Junction City.
STILL THE WATER QUESTION.
The Latest Matrimonial Ventures-Ihe Assess
ment of Weber County Property
Amusements at the Junction.
STILL THE WATER QUESTION.
SALT LAKE HERALD BUREAU, !
No. 242l WASHINGTON AVENUE,
OGDEN, June IA, 1899. }


tlplLy-SlS degrees III Tue SllshNS.
Ouietness reigns in the junction city.
S. C. Farr, vagrant, was yesterday re
Uarded with quiet residence at the city
jail for ten days.
1.-The Plumed knights Of Comedy, -"
Goodyear, Cook IL Dillon, are piled mere
for June Il and Is.
Asphaltum discovered near the city is
now the report Perchance we may have
good sidewalks yet.
The friends of Sam Browning, and they
are many, will be glad to learn that he is
progressing favorably.
The County Liberal committee intend
holding a mass convention on June - at
the county court house.
The water question still engrosses the at
tantion of the city quidnuncs, and differ
eace of opinion there anent causes lots OF
confab.
The Central Pacific railroad company are
determined to break up the annoyance
caused to their employees by the tram
jumpers.
A well is being sunk near the depot
twenty feet in diameter 1t IS expected to
sunni water for both engines and depot
buildings.
Frank b. Helricl Of this city has taken
70 hin. self a help meet in the shape of Miss
FLORENCE R Reissig, an accomplished
Ogden lgssie.
T-tah fruits and vegetables are becoming
more 7 lantiful in the stores day by day, but
business connected herewith can hardly
he called brisk.
- The relief committee connected with the
Jamestown and Seattle relief fund will
meet to-day, and matters connected Jhefe-
with duly looked over.
lin to Yesterday it was estimated, per-
that t6p amount raised
OGDEN for the JOhnstOWu sufferers would
total up to about Sl,5OO.
The reading room connected with the
free library will hereafter be open from
,, m to 9 D. m The supper house will be
eligible between and p. m.
Silent. but still tall, swearing has been
INDUCED in by a number of the inhabitants
of the bench, caused by their being kept
without water for whole day
Mr. Frederick Tout and Miss Nettie
Rro[vning were made one on Tuesday after
noon. Judge Cross othclated. The mar
rjage was of quiet description.
The assessment of property in round
Fg1,res in the county and outside of Ogden,
totals up S5,37S, 0OO an advance of about
oDe million dollars over that Of last year.
The first trip of the Syracuse bathing
,,,Ib will take place on June Is. The club
boids about eighty members, and Mr..
Schramm anticipates a delightful season.
m @ Morris. Ogden's painter, is grumb-
1ing He says that he now has twenty
seven painters regularly employed, and
f6at he can do with Il dozen more, but he
cannot get them.
The approaching meeting Of Sullivan and
t,iIraiu in the 24-foOt ring IS beginning to
10 a theme of conversation among the
Soo,tinp fraternity of Ogden, John l.
being the favorlUe.
DThe water question will be before the
conncil this evening. The subject has now
heen before the public for something like
sivtv DAYS. and it is high time the matter
was settled one way or another.
Flo Bennett, performer at the variety
aboTy is said to be too much married. A
,nan of the name of Wallace claims her as
his wife. while a Mr.. Wilson says that he
married her a short time ago IN Ogden.
I, the voting on the assessment question
tho following was the result: Ayes-ThiI
1iTo Fell. Preshaw, Hurlburt, Turner
Hank and Griffin. Nays-Snyder, Dou-
aIass BIais. Dell and Anderson. Ayes, z;
nays, I.
Notwithstanding the attraction on Wed
nesday evening at the Tabernacle, the bene-
tn at the Lyceum place Of amusement was
oI,ite a success. Mccoy, who claims moth
mo from his artists will pass the proceeds
OF the evening 'NSi " wy AoA4~A SoAA4AAii'
tee.
The cherry stealers from the lot of Mrs
Sn1.unt. on Mob hill, have been called upon
10 nav fines for their delinquencies. We
,,ef7ain from publishing their names on this
occasion. but shall not be so lenient should
any similar petty purloining be perpetrated
in the future.
MANY complaints are being uttered by
the residents on Twenty third street as to
the manner in which the said street is being
ttimnroved." Some of the people residing
on the mentioned street are uncharitable
enough to assert that the work is being
conducted in anything but business way.
The making of the tracks for the use of
the new depot is progressing rapidly, not
o1,icI, enough. however, for the aged and
infi1sm who are necessitated to reach the
Old depot on foot across the uneven ground
between the new and old depots. 1t ought
70 he remembered that railroad tracks, like
Rome. are not built in day.
Mr. John G. Chambers, the veteran
aT,enaper man, reached his seyenty-first
10. YESTERDAY He was on the streets
iooi-i1o as blooming as a peony in May,
ly'o1,tinq a new helmet. When his atten-
t!oy was called TO the fact that the head
, olo of the city police was similar to his,
SoavcIaimed: ''By the great Caesar, will
tbeI- take me for a bobby"
Relief Concert.
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