The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-09-04
THE NEWS IN OGDEN.
What the Residents Of the juno
ton City are Doing.
NEW ELECTRIC SWITCH LIGHTS.
The Ogden Bank-LabOr Day-The Hotel
Meeting on Thursday-NO Idle Men
The Probate Court.
SALT LAKE HERALD BUREAU,
No. 2502 WASHINGTON AVENUE, 7
OGDEN, September 4, 1889. J

Mrs Noel left for Denver yesterday,
where she will complete her art studies.
Now is good time to lay in the winter
coal. while prices are within reach OF all.
Mr.. w. B. Gill, the real estate twister,
who has been on a visit to his old nome III
Cheyenne, has returned to the metropolls,
Donald Mclean. general manager, ana
L. II. Clark, chief engineer OF the dClno
Short Line, are expected IN the Guy oaVHi
day.
DON'T forget the chamber of commerce
meeting, Thursday evening. The new hoIei
matter is as good as settled ana 0Iner LII
portant matters will now be prouguI up.
The contract for the plumbing at UIe
new military academy has peen leU 49, " .,
THOMPSON. of Ogden, and Tor Jne sIealR
ba .TI Pan an,naratus to Zitman & Doyle, OF
Salt Lake.
Tho warrantee deeds fled yesterday,
mounted to S2l3,5SO. This was a gooo
laws work and shows quite plainly t3at
OGDEN is still in the field, in spite OF Tue
Salt Lake Tribune
Labor day was hardly noticeable IN Og-
den few. il any, of the stores being cIoseu;
None of the banks recognized MONDAY, anu
had IL not been for the parade IN tne Llorn .
ING. preceded by the Ogden brass pahu, pI'
few yyould have noticed anything unusual
In the nrODaL6 COuEL JGSICAOoJ
wac made setting time to hear petltlon Ior
the sale of property in the case OF the Beus
children. minors. A petition was also pre-
scented by Mary Wahlen, mother OF tnree
minor children. praying for guardianship
Set for Saturday at III q. m.
Tyyenty-four new electric switch light!
have been put in through the Union oepo
Yards. and when tested proved 10 De sue
cess. The yards are now almost as ~ arc e,
dag. One by one the improvements 70 Oh Oh
being put in, until we now nave one Vi 1h'
most complete depots in the west
The committee which had charge OF Tn,
,ro0ramme at Lake Park did admlraoI.
and the day was one of the most successiu
and pleasantly celebrated of any IN Utah'
bist6ry About fifteen hundred turned GU
from Ogden, which only represented
small part of the crowd which asseuDIeu
The following officers were elected yes
terday for the ensuing year by t1e qireS
tors Of the Ogden State bank: h. u Dig
low, president; J. A. Boyle, wee, GI,o
n T.. BigeloW, il, assistant CASHIER In
Cashier has not vet been elected. Inc ne
banking company will be ready for bus
ness about the 10Th.
The merchants protective and collectln
agency has been established IN IIls cIl.
With G. E. Sawtelle, manager; Foreman
Ro0ers. attorneys They will be prepare
10 assist merchants in avoiding glNin
credit to irresponsible parties, and glN
particular attention to the COLLECTION OF "a
debts Such an agency Is needed mere, al
1Iraodv n large list of merchants have give
their business to the association.
II is doubtful if there is a city in u
west. of the size of Ogden, where thel
are SO few idle men. If there is man OF
of employment, it's because ri
has no desire for work. II
railroad contractors, Boutwell, can
folks. military school, Methodist unlve
sity and the numerous other enterprises
ba11d make the demand for labor create
than the supply. The amount Of bulldll
eoing on in Ogden at the present time
ylup0st phenomenal.