The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-04-24
THE NEWS IN OGDEN.
The DOings of q Day in the
Northern City.
MORE REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Tom Showells NOndescript-TheH Houses Being
Numbered-The Fatigue Uniforms for the
Poliee-HOuses Wanted.
SALT LAKE HERALD BUREAU, !
100 MAIN STREET, :
OGDEN. April %, 1899. !

= OGDEN, April %, 1889.
The city council was in session last even
ing.
Ex-Mayor Eccles was north-bound pas
senger yesterday morning.
Mayor Kiesel is again at home. He has
been absent about fortnight.
Judge Powers was up from the capital
yesterday, and went home in the evening.
johnson & Slavin's minstrels will APP
bear at the opera house next Friday eve
ming.
Charles D. Joseph and wife, and J. Q.
Barloo, all of Salt Lake, were in the city
yesterday.
James Sharp, assistant superintendent Of
the Utah Central, went east over the Union
Pacific yesterday morning, in his private
car.
Thomas Curry and John Kellogg, two
Migrants, were lined so each by Justice
Preshaw yesterday. IN default they Will
serve the city
The performance of the Corner Grocery
company at the opera house was well pat
ronized Monday evening. The troupe went
TO Park city Tuesday.
In the First district court yesterday, the
arguments and taking Of testimony in the
case of Michael Buckmiller VS.. Heber Rob
insOn We're in progress.
n Heretofore the police force of this city
have appeared in full dress uniform. Mon
day the fatigue uniforms arrived, and dur
ing the warm weather these will be used.
There was a business meeting of the real
estate men and others interested held last
evening. Matters relating to future eXcur-
sions and other important subjects We're
discussed.
The city is being numbered. Numbers
can be obtained from the city engineer only
nd HEaI1ld do Turall 10 pnDE11lt that
official before giving orders 10 itinerant
paddlers.
9The Coloradans are quietly returning to
r their homes and the city is settling down to
its usual condition. There are a number of
the visitors still in town, however, VINO in
tend to remain some time.
Any person owning eligible vacant land
in this city could make u good thing by
putting up small houses thereon for rent.
Such buildings are not to be had and the
demand is unprecedented.
NIL w. Curtiss, of Cleveland, o., who
has been the guest of 5. 5. Schramm for q
few DAYS, went to Denver Monday morn
ing He is the father Of the gentleman
who has charge of the Brush Electric Light
company's home affairs.
Postmaster Snyder, of Cheyenne, and
Messrs. George East, John Harrington,
George Master and Herman Haas all
cheyenne people. are mere anu lltft III
vested quite largely. MIR. East intends to
make Ogden his future home.
} Kay, Byant and Hadley, three of Ogden's
prominent citizens, are the owners of the
Highland Chief silver mine, situated at
Loray, Nevada, 100 miles west Of this city.
Monday a shipment of ore from the High
land Chief arrived in town, which assays
all the way from S15 TO $, 800 ton.
w. a. Robins and wife, Cheyenne; J. R.
Ashbaugh, Topeka; S. S. Ashbaugh, King
man, Kan; Nelson Parker, Hasting s. Neb. !;
George p. Jones, Denver; W. Z. Gilbert
DESar; John o. Albert, Pueblo; George
j. Kindel, Denver, and V. e. Gray, Kansas
city. are at the Broom hotel. All are more
or less interested in Ogden, and viii remain
a few days.
Tom Shovel, of this city, is the owner
of a nondescript in the shape OF a horse,
possessing many of the characteristics Of
the moose. 1t is Z gelding, has no tail,
merely a switch stump, and the hind
quarters and general actions and carriage,
as well as the manner of travelling, are
those Of the moose. The animal is about
six years old and was fOalded at Curlew
station. Idaho. The dam is a mare, but the
sire is not known, as 1t was what Is called
!. catch colt" It's coat is of a dark bay
color and quite shaggy, and it has never
been broken TO harness.