The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-03-30
The NEWS IN OGDEN.
The DOingS of a Day as Seen by
Our Reporter.
CASUALTIES AT ANOTHER FIRE.
first District COurt-That Libel Suit-For Ok
lahoma-The New TheGtre-A
Bad Accident.
SALT LAKE HERALD BUREAU,
I STREET. OGDFN- March % 1889.


MAIN STREET, OGDEN, March %, 1889.
The baseball team lately organized was
put for practice again last evening.
The old Republican postoffice, fixtures
knd AZ is being fitted up for real estate
pt1ces. 9 Already there are several firms
Hwho have secured desk room and the
window will soon look like a sign painters
sample case.
4 The want column in THE HERALD IS
tperused with great regularity by many OF
the Ogden subscribers who are on the look
put for help of various accomplishments
If they would hand in their own advertise
ments their wants could be readily sup
piled.
Miss Mollie Nielsen alleged to be Mrs
aPeter Anderson No. ,, was introduced 10
commissioner Cross yesterday, and
I brought bonds to the amount OF 500 TO say
She would be on hand when wanted by the
grand jury to testify in the case against the
said Peter.
The Novelty theatre people are out with
their posters for the opening night, next
Monday evening. The names OF Frank
Monroe g. Co. as proprletors, T.. Z. Fay
..stage and business manager, and Charlie
SThatcher musical director, grace the head
lines of the bills. According to the list of
talent. there will be seventeen people on
the stage.
The committee to whom was delegated
the work Of soliciting subscriptions to the
new opera house project, met at IL O'Clock
yesterday and perfected their arrange
ments Dor a thorough canvass. They will
be outGO-day and the first of next week,
and it is confidently expected that S2OO,OOJ
will have been raised by next Wednesday
evening.
A number of people left here for Okla
homa on yesterday mornings Union Pacific
train. They We're mostly railroaders VINO
had drifted this way during the past few
months but who are acquainted with pOr-
+ ton of the Indian territory and the vicinity.
+ They all hope to get 100 acres Of govern
ment land and expect to be immensely
wealthy in year or two.
DIR. Rozsas, who was brought here from
Denver last week by the sheriff on the
charge of obtaining money under false pre-
ktenses, is still at the county jail. While
very much troubled over the serious illness
/ of his wife who is in Pueblo, the doctor IS
much impressed with the kind and humane
treatment accorded him at the hands of the
Weber county authorities.
The Standards libel suit was up for con
sideratf8a before Judge Henderson Friday
|eVening on the demurrer Of the defendants
to the complaint of j. r. Middlemiss. Middle
miss sued for $4,000 damages on account
standard which he considered demOralizing
+ to his character and business. The court
( paid strict attention to all that was offered
: and took the matter under advisement.
3 David Cederstrom, painter, was paint
: ling the gable of the new brick house be-
Nlonging to G. f. Tout, on Twenty-seventh
street between Grant and Lincoln yester-
Aday morning, when the staying supporting
Rthe ladder turned over and precipitated
: him 10 the ground distance OF about
twenty feet. breaking two ribs and several
teatA. he was picked up insensable, but
soon recovered consciousness and was taken
) to his home in Mound Fort, where he was
ATTENDED by DR.. Allen.
The Rocky Mountain NClUS has one of its
representatives in this city, who is sending
daily reports from here to his paper in Den
yer. a One of the objects is to create sutfi-
scient interest there to cause large number
( of capitalists and projectors to avail them
selves of the opportunity of coming here
n the excursion h will leave Denver
On the 18th. The agent of the Denver u
: Rio Grande Western at thatpoint estimates
the nGbNber as rising 300, and has asked
that arrangements be made to entertain
them. This has been done, and the guests
i will be received by committees of the
schamber of commerce and city council, and
+ handsomely provided for.