The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-11-13
The City in Brief.
superintendent G. E. Wurtelle wes ;
sitor in Ogden Yesterday.

Ex-Superintendent G. E. Wurtelle wes a
visitor in Ogden yesterday.
A dust storm sprung up about o'clock
Yesterday, and real estate took sharp rise.
The prosecution failed to prove that the
alleged bagnios were such, yet no one
doubts that they are.
Mr.. Mathews. of Cheyenne, is canvas
sing for new knights OF Pythlas paper
just started by him in that city.
Overcoats tightly buttoned up were the
style In vogue yesterday, and they proved
to be comfortable TO persons having bust
ness out OF doors.
If the municipal guardians of the peace
and dignity of this city do their duty, there
will be no outside interference with their
claimed prerogatives.
Charley McCune will linger in the bastile
,Yfor six long days, because he couldn' I
monkey with undiluted sulphuric acid
without getting beastly drunk.
The snow went flying through the air
yesterday, but the quantity was not great
enough to do any damage. The indications
last night were for storm of some magnl-
tude.
Eleven carloads of red sandstone for the
new Reed hotel have been delivered on the
ground, and large number of stonecutters
are shaping them for laying IN the base
ment wall.
by a Jury on the charge of being an inmate
of house of ill-fame, went free, the jury
being unable to agree. The girls are
pretty lucky in Ogden.
The police yesterday arrested and
rugged a fellow on the charge of having
stolen an overcoat from a Washington
avenue clothing store, and are now search
ing for his accomplish
L. Fillmore, formerly general super
~, 80. i1vryoy nd
now holding high official position in the
Southern Pacific company, went west to
San Francisco yesterday.
In the case of the two remaining girls
who were held on the charge of living IN
house of ill-fame, nolle prOSequi was en-
tered Yesterday morning and the doves flew
out of the custody of the officers.
In the police court c. b. Davidson and
China Tom, who quarreled and fit in
restaurant on Twenty fifth street, We're
fined s. and costs, each. Tom appealed
! from the decision of Alderman Whalen.
A little cayuse attached to light wagon
went flying along Washington avenue yes
terday forenoon. He steered clear of all
distractions and when last seen was out
near Ogden river bridge and still on the
run.
There are now ninety-four cadets en-
rolled at the military academy, and every
1
required to entitle the school to have the
benefit of training by United States army
officer viii soon be reached.
Bruce Taylor came down from the cap
ita of Cache valley yesterday to spend
few days in this busy city, where he
formerly resided and in which he has hosts
OF friends. He reported quite a snow
storm at the time he left home.
Ice cutting has commenced, and if the
cold weather continues a large quantity
win be stored this season. The quantity
put up last fall was larger than usual, but
the supply fell short of the demand and ice
had to be shipped in here from abroad.
In the First district court yesterday, ar
gImeuts were heard before Judge Ander-
son in the case of 5. NJ. Preshaw vs..
Thomas D. Dee and Joseph Stanford.
Judges Judd and Sutherland are for the
defendants and A. r. Haywood and l.. r.
Rogers for the prosecution. The case was
taken under advisement This is to settle
the question of the right of Messrs. Dee
and stanford to act as justices of the peace
ilt4Is precinct.
On Monday night the officers arrested a
fellow who is suspected of having commit
ted number of burglaries recently. He
IS the same one who has been peddling a
Drenaration alleged to be for the purpose
of rendering coal lamps non-eXplosive.
Theoficers took him to police headquarters,
:. where he put up horse and saddle for his
, apDearance at 10 o'clock a. m. yesterday.
He did not appear and of course forfeited
the horse and saddle. The officers are now
wondering whether he stole the animal or
not