The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-08-17
4HE NEWS IN OGDEN.
A Territorial or County Fair
Wanted.
MINING MATTERS LOOKING UP.
Some Good Ore FOund-A Shelter for Ogden
Assured-Other Items of Interest in
the Junction City.
MINING MATTERS LOOKING UP.
SALT LAKE HERALD BUREAU,
No. 2205, WASHINGTON AVENUE, 7
OGDEN. AUG. II. 1889.

\ Mr.. L. r. Armstrongs's little fve-year-
Nod child is very III.
J The regular meeting of the city council
was held last evening.
Mr.. M. o. Havre, the real estate man, is
:. kmfned to his house, but 1t IS not thougnC
he is seriously indisposed.
When will some one come the front with a
practical material for sidewalks ana help
The CITY council out Of their dllenlIna'
Elder VIM. F. Cowden Of Pittsburg, Ia,
member of the general missionary D tIt, VI
OF the Methodist church last nlghI Ior
services.
The Union last night came out with col
,,,nD of interesting matter regarding the
mining interests hereabout. It's an non
eat and able article and will be read all over
the country.
A smelter for Ogden is now an assured
fact. Arrangements have been completed
nv telegraph by Mr. M. A. Luckenbach with
CAPITALISTS in Colorado. 1t IS expected WORK
viii begin actively inside Of four months.
Mr. r. L. Armstrong, the real estate
pusher. is back from trip TO Geo, Seagers'
new strike in Ogden canon and IS hlghly
nIeased with what he saw. He reports the
lead well defined and permanent mine
assured.
Mr.. G. w. Adams, an old prospector from
Colorado. who has been at work IN the mis-
near here, came in to-day with a sack OF
magn. ficent ore. assaying up in the thou
sands. from claim he has Just located.
Shake, George.
Thirty thousand words of special dis
matches passed through the Ogden western
Union telegraph Office for the east on the
..sIiUht of the shooting of Judge Terry There
n was not moments delay here winch
! speaks well for the working force
100 hot 9
he taken toward a county or territorial
fair in the city this fall. The idea IS GER
tainlv a good one and should be pushed.
OGDEN is better facilitated than any other
citv in the territory and the dement's accru-
inc from such a fair would remunerate LOT
ali the trouble and expense incurred Don
let the matter drop, brother.
The annual meeting Of the mine owners
of fine Weber mining district, weber
Gountv will he held at the County court
house at Up m, Monday evening, Aug
IN for the election of officers for the ensu'
inc wear. Now that the mining interests
are emitting so prominent figure IN the
county, large attendance VIII be assured
A telegram was received late las
evening from J. r. Boutwell,, at pres
an+ AT Kansas City, saying the contrac
for twelve miles of the Boutwell, canal wa:
This afternoon let to Mr.. Garland inns
twelve miles is the most difficult part o.
the route. being from point Where th'
water is taken from Bear river TO a rev
miles from Collinston. Dirt Will oegln u
fly inside of two weeks.
Where among the western cities can more
II lively streets be found than IN Oguen, pe
- tween and 9 pm. Between Two OF Inre'
brass bands Salvation army, street 1aKlfs
hand organs, blind fiddlers, etc, the street
are at times almost impossible. AND We
it is always orderly, and any lady can wall
the streets alone with perfect safety iron
Insult. By 10 o'clock the streets are usual
deserted aid stores all closed for the nlgh'
If is expected that teams will commenc
grading Twenty-fifth street hill, betweel
washington avenue and Jefferson street
also Adams avenue, between twenty
fourth and TWenty-seventh streets, MOI
dov morning next This work is sadl.
needed and would have been attended TO
week ago but for the press OF other slmlla
work and the breaking down OF the Tram
way engine. A large drain IS to be put /
along Adams street to carry away ID
water and keep Twenty fifth street dry.
Yesterday mornings Standard gives
two-column account of their represents
tiye's trip to the mines east OF town, VINO
is attracting considerable attention. IN
s.Yrite-up' is reliable and the Standard d.
serves credit for taking so active an lnte
est in Ogden's new industry and the on
which viii speedily bring the city to I'll
front as a mining center. THE HERAL
has been the miners staunchest friend an
predicted all along that this would turn OF
n yeritable LeadVille.