The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-08-04
THE NEWS IN OGDEN.
TIE SALT LAKE HERALD BUREAU,
No. 1868 WASHINGTON AVENUE,
OGDEN, August 4, J

The Sunday Aiaus makes its first appear
ance this morning.
Party rallies are all the doings, but won't
be much longer. Then We'll have rest.
N. M King, hotel-keeper at Terrace, was
n the city yesterday making purchases CT
supplies.
All the local excitement is in the Monday
election. Both parties are working their
very best.
1t is understood that Phil Ford is willing
to serve his country as chief of the fire
department.
The city dads are beginning to find out
that there not a superabundance of col
lateral in the city treasury.
Frank Cannon is expected back surely,
but slowly He will bring back with him
a considerable portion of the Pacific Short
l. ne railway.
Suicides, seductions. swindles and other
efforts at manifesting a so-called civiliza-
than they will be.
Judge Preshaw had quiet day of it on
Saturday. In fact, he and Judge Gibbons,
We're joshing iocularly when John A. Boyle
came around and passed on with signiti-
cant smile.
The various fakes are becoming decided
nuisance. They should be allowed to vend
their wares and hold their street perform
ances only at some point remote from the
business center of the city.
Latest reports about the condit ton of
Hon. Lester J. Herrick were to the effect
that his health was improving. There are
thousands of old timers in Utah who will
be pleased to hear this news.
They have been having little racket over
at HarrisviIle, when Mrs. MCCULLOUGH got
he, foolinorc NV
she thought to be an infraction on her rights
in the stock and fence question.
A. Braun is kept so busy with the new
warehouse of T. j. Kiesel at the new depot
grounds that he can hardly pay much more
attention to the pressing needs of the city
for sensible and responsible sanitation.
John j. Cartez formerly Central Pa
citic conductor, and now one of Ogden's
heavy butchers, will cause to be erected on
Washington avenue about opposite the
Broom hotel, three story brick structure.
E. w. Tullidge has been spending several
days in Ogden, engaged in pushing the in
terests of mis- book, the second edition of
the histories of Utah, wherein Ogoen will
receive q fair share of well-deServed pre-
sentation.
The sanitary committee of the city, not
having olfactOries of sufficient extension to
fully and finally find out the smells of the
city and the reason thereof, have been
joined with the law committee to ferret out
the reason and origin of the evils.
John Q. Leavitt has returned from
Cracked Skull, a great numbering and saw
milling camp in the mountains east of US,
where he is interested to an extent that
will reconvince his old friends that his skull
is not cracked with any dangerous aperture.
The hose boys, who by the way, join
with the hook and ladders in their grateful
satisfaction for having been relieved of the
payment of the poll tax, by the city coun
ellis really liberal agreement, are all the
more inspired for doing well. They did so
at their monthly drill last night.
The Peple's party organ, the STANDARD,
thinks that the fact of the Liberal City
Councillor reasons certainly best, if at all,
known to themselves-orderin the discon-
tinuance of work on the streets and water
system, will cut a somewhat decimating
feature at Mondays election, when the
workingmen will be asking themselves who
are their friends.