The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-12-11

On Christmas night the Second ware
Sunday school will give a grand dress bal
in the meeting house.
The young ladies of the Third ward will
give social dance in the meeting house or
the night of the 18th instant
Confusion will reign supreme in
Union opera house on the night of January
l, 1890. The Second Ward Dramatic asso
citation will be responsible for it.
Orders for THE CHRISTMAS HERALD will
be received at the branch office. Get your
orders in early, as the demand is fast eX-
hausting the supply, the edition being 25,-
900 copies.
The landlord of the hotel de Baxter,
commonly called the city jail, furnished
square meals for twenty-five prisoners
yesterday morning. The number of guests
is increasing.
A miner, whose cabin is pretty well up
in the mountains east of town, came down
yesterday. He says that the storm of
Sunday night and Monday added three
feet to the deposit of snow.
The county court neld lJs regular weekly
session yesterday, all the members being
present. No business of any Importance
was transacted except the auditing and
allowing of the usual bills. s3zsszssa
The Ogden Rowing and Boating club
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A. o. U. w. hall. Many local singers of
note will take part and will be assisted by
]. P. Meakin, of Salt Lake city.
Milton and Dollie Mobiles, the well-known
favorites, will appear in Ogden Thursday
night, presenting the oriental melo-drama,
1.-The Phoenix" Full houses always greet
this talented actor and actress.
In the probate court,in the matter of the
estate of Charles 7. Mcneil, deceased, the
petition of Emma Mcneil, the widow, for
letters of administration of said estate,
was filed and hearing set for December q.
A wrestling match for $500 a side and the
championship of Utah is soon to take place
in this city The sports are taking con-
siderable interest in the matter and betting
is lively. Bish Kane, of Ogden, is the
favorite. .,4i9ssS E1.s5A aaiO b. y
Yesterday was another working day If
the Salt Lake Virgins, Mr.. Webb has
guessed correctly there will not be many
more days during this month when out
door work can be carried on pleasantly and
proftably. ~ 4-4stY
1t is said that one George Seegars has
made claim to the. Silver Bell mine,
which the Hamer brothers and their asso-
ciates have been working for several
months and upon which they have expended
considerable money.
A number of young gentlemen, well
known clerks in Ogden business houses,
will branch out on their own hook next
spring. They have secured one of the best
business locations on Washington avenue
and it goes without saying that they will
secure large trade, as they have an eX-
tensive acquaintance both in and out of the
city.
Articles of incorporation of Swan,
Holmes & Company Gncorporated), were
filed in the county clerks office yesterday
The incorporators are A. H. Swan, F. w.
Lafrientz, James A. Holmes, w. R. Swan
and Robert Robinson. The object business
and pursuit of the corporation is to deal in
bonds, mortgages, and act as real estate
agents. Capital stock, 81 500.
The amusement season is drawing near
in fact, it is here. A number of societies
have already made their announcements of
balls and parties. The Young Ladies' Mu-
tual Improvement association of the Third
ward have announced fair in the meeting
house on the 18th and Goth. They will
offer for sale great number of fancy ar
ticies.
ODeputy Marshal Butcher went down On
the Utah Central last night, having in
charge John Graham, convicted of adultery,
and Frank Wells and Robert Young, two
prisoners who were brought from the pen
and used as witnesses in the Reese case.
This morning the deputy will bring up
Frank Heman, the alleged train wrecker
NFrenchy, the alleged fire-bug, and Fred
Rollins the alleged forger.