The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-10-03
THE NEWS IN OGDEN.
Knight Templars on Their Way
To Washington.
HARRY AND MAY FAIL TO APPEAR.
The Curfew Rings TO-night-Ogden Oh .ckens
At the Fair - Real Estate
Transfers.
HARRY AND MAY FAIL TO APPEAR,
SALT LAKE HERALD BUREAU,
No. 25O2 WASHINGTON AVENUE,
OGDEN, October3, 1889.

The Novelty theatre is being rapidly re-
built, the debris having all been cleared
away.
The trial of Harry and May Hart for
keeping and resorting to house of prosti-
tuition, which was set for trial yesterday
at pm, was called but the defendants
failed to appear, and 1t was found they had
left the city, having forfeited their bonds.
E. A. Read returned yesterday from his
trip to Denver.
On Friday evening the young ladies of
the Baptist church give an oyster supper
at the church parlors. On the same even
ing the M E. church gives an old fashioned
supper of pork and beans, etc, at their
church.
w. c. T. U. reading and lunchITroom us
doing good business 1t is the cheapest
place to get good cup of coffee and lunch
in town, as only enough is charged to pay
for actual cost of ingredients, the cooking
being contributed by the ladies.
w. w. Browning, Wallace Boyle and r.
&. McEwan each sent fine lot of chickens
TO the Salt Lake fair, and expect to get
premiums, as they have done previously
There was an attempt at burglary on
Twentyfourth street Tuesday. We are
unable to learn the particulars.
Frank j. Cannon, editor-in chief of the
Standard, of this city, has gone east for a
few days.
J. R. Boutwell, and the canal directors
went to CollinstOn yesterday on a tour of
inspection.
Trains going south are packed with the
conference people. This travel will in
crease until Sunday, it is presumed.
The walks around and through the
grounds of the city hall square are nearly
completed.
The first of the Knight Templars special
trains from the Pacific coast passed
through this city Tuesday afternoon. This
train was made up o. the Los Angeles dele
CATION. The second special with the
Golden Gate commandery arrived at 4:15
yesterday morning and left for the east at
6:l5 This train was made up of five
sleepers, one day coach and two baggage
cars. Evidently the Californians are
stocked with a good supply of wine. The
third special with the California comman-
derry, arrived at midnight aud contained
iye cars. Still another special is expected
today. The delegations are en- route to
Washington where they meet in a tri-
ennial conclave. 1t is expected all dele
yates will return via the n orthern Pacific
The trains are very handsomely decorated
and the knights are a fine looking lot of
men.
G. Helmstaucker was arrested yesterday
Ds OhlCCI OlGttu dL tue CUIuGE VI NTIdlJ
avenue and Twenty fifth street, on the
charge of vagrancy.
Curfew now rings at instead of Q pm.
Young boys are watching the clock these
nights. This ringing of the curfew IS a
good move, and one that if enforced will
not only reflect credit on the city, but be of
great good to the growing citizens to be.
Mrs. w. A Fallon. from Walla Walla.
W. T., and niece of Charles T. Taylor is
visiting in the city.
The Palace restaurant on Twenty fifth
street changed hands yesterday. The
place will now be run by j. w. Keeny and
c. B. Persons. The latter was formerly
proprietor of the Pacific hotel
1t is said that the Pacific Short Line
folks have been making some extensive
real estate purchases short distance
north of town. 1t is thought this ground is
for their shops, depots, etc, anG that Ogden
win be their principle points.