The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-09-08

The university committee will advertise
for bids in. all the city papers tomorrow.
Two new coaches for the street car con-
pany arrived yesterday and will be I'm
loaded to morrow.
L. Fl. Mitchell, of the Manders- Mitchell
real estate firm, is expected home tonight
with his Dlushing bride.
Meyers & Co. have received their rev
machinery for the planning mill and are
running their mill day and night.
w. w. Peet, manager of the Lombard
Investment company is in the city attend
ing to business connected with the CON-
pEIy.
P. A. Matson is just in from his sheep
range northeast of the city. He reports a
number of young cattle killed recently by
bears.
Rev.J. Wesley Hill returned from the
east at o'clock yesterday morning, tired
buthappy. He has met gratifying results
IN his work.
It is expected that after this week, the
street car company will have all the iron
and fish plates ne essary and will then be
able to complete work on the belt line.
In the district court yesterday, an order
was made dismissing the case of James p.
Mcintosh vs. John r. Middlemiss; also the
case of George Highly VS.. L. B. Adams.
a tirmer and more substantial basis than
ever before and inquiries are being re
ceived from all quarters for Ogden realty.
Mr. E T. Hulanisk reports freight bust
ness at the depot unusually heavy. large
amount of perishable fruit is being handled
and canned goods are beginning TO move
lively.
Mr.. ]. H. Gardens new terrace Ca
Twenty third street will be completed
- Ysayat tod
before the foundations were laid or the
contract given.
In the case Of Ogden city VS. Mr.. Eliza
beth Oathley, for assault at the Novelty
theatre, Friday night, the defendant was
found not guilty. L. K. Rogers was attOr-
ney for defendant.
Three additional motors have been or
dered by the street car company and one
Of them is expected daily. They will be of
fifteen ton power and similar patternto
those now in use.
w. r. Swan has just shown your re-
porter a letter of inquiry from Terre Haute,
Ind. from parties who wish to locate ex-
tensive salt works near Ogden. And still
there's more to come.
o. D. Banks and wife are expected home
from their extended eastern tour, Monday
or Tuesday Their trip combined business
and pleasure. They having visited New
OrH, W ShlSdSOI SOS'
Mr.. Ogden Hiles, assistant United States
prosecuting attorney, whose resignation
was recently telegraphed to Washington,
will probably remain in Ogden and devote
his time to his extensive law practice
The streets in the city were crowded
Yesterday both afternoon and evening.
The country folks were all in, which IN ad-
dition to the visitors now in the city and
the old familiar faces, made lively appear
ance.
Bishop ]. E. Jaynes will occupy the
pulpit at the Methodist church this morn
ing at II O'Clock, and it is expected that
Rev. j. Wesley Hill will speak in the eve
ming at o'clock. Sunday school at 9:45
a. m.
The Union Pacific Railway company re-
Gently paid $19, 600 for coal lands on Carbon
cutoff, Wyoming. With so much coal land
being developed, it is hoped the Union Pa
cific may soon give us another reduction IN
the price of coal in Ogden,
Passing Tom Heller's place of residence,
either morning, noon or night, may be seen
a string of street sprinklers which would
seem to indicate that Brother Heller had a
finger in the street sprinkling outfit Any
thing Heller can make dollar at, goes.
= MIR. G. E. Brooks, an enterprising young
business man from Nebraska, may be seen
on the streets to-day. He was intending to
locate IN soalU LAKE, City OuuSE JIG lulpEGo-
sion that Salt Lake was Utah. Since his
arrival in Ogden he has decided that Ogden |
is the coming city, and he viii probably |
cast his lot in the western metropolis. Mr.. !
Brooks is at present guest OF Mr.. Il. z. |
Hunter.
W.R. Swan made the final payment yes
terdav. to Mr. Slater for the Hot springs
resort. The new syndicate will take hold
at once and vigorous changes Will be made
The old buildings will be remodeled and
improved and a fine hotel will be erected
later on Work on the new motor line VIII
be crowded with all possible speed and IL
is hoped to have the cars running 10 the
springs in about sixty days.
The School of the Good Shepherd has IS
sued circulars for the coming year. L ne IL 81
term begins September 9, second term
January 2 and the third term April s.
If will accommodate sixty pupils and Is
intended for girls and smaller boys me |
latter will be fitted for entering the Ogden |
Military academy, of whom Charles L. |
Howard is superintendent, Arthur Z.
Newill. principal, Misses Louisa A. Shell, |
Clara Link and Lassie Williamson, assist
ants.
Mr.. Marks, Ogden's popular clothing
merchant. will soon be ready to occupy his
new residence on Jefferson avenue, near
TIventy- sixth street, which when COM
Melted will be one OF the prettiest in the
ritv Mr.. Marks used excellent Judgment
and rare good taste in selecting his plans;