The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-12-17

It was reported yesterday that the Dim
museum had failed.
Jovial Henry Tribe was greeting hi
Ogden friends yesterday.
The red sandstone has been cut and /.
ready to lay in the wall of the first story
of the Reed hotel as soou as the foundation
is completed.
George H. Burgett, well known young
gentleman of good business ability, has as
ISOLATED himself with E. A. Reed in the
real estate business.
Rev. J. w. Hill has returned from the
east, where he was engaged for several
weeks canvassing in the interest of the
Methodist church in this city.
Alderman Preshaw has been confined to
the house for several days, suffering from
a severe cold. He hopes to be able to at
tend to business in day two.
Awagon loaded with brick got stalled on
Washington avenue yesterday. The front
zsrheels dropped into soft place which was
yEaused by improperly filing up gas main
trench.
M. S. Bonnifeld, noted attorney OF
Winnemucca, Nevada, is in the city. The
Bear river canal troubles are responsible for
Mr. Bonnifield's apprenticeship the scene at
this iuncture.
Charles c. Parcher and James H. Lewis,
who were indicted for grand larceny
(sheep stealing) and are now in the pen,
will be brought from Salt Lake this morn
ing for trial.
One of the young men who intends to
omen a dry goods business in this city
early next spring, was discharged yester-
day from the dry goods store where he was
employed as clerk.
The sun shone out for while yesJerday.
which had a tendency to vary the monot-
ony. No one has the right to "kickn
because of the wet weather, for it gives
promise of making beautiful crops next
season.
matter of the estate of John VI. Brown, de
ceased, Bushrod Wilson petitioned to be
released from responsibility on the bond of
John NJ Brown, ir., administrator of said
estate.
The coming Fifth ward fair is attracting
unusual attention and viii be the greatest
thing of the kind ever held in Ogden.
Somebody will be lucky enough to get
$50 town lot for dollar. The fair opens
at D. m. neat Thursday. -
The Pacific Short Line has leased one
.,xptire floor of the new First National
Hsnk building in this city. With few
Savs of fair weather the building will be
ready for the roof and then the inside
Vanishing will be rushed to completion.
ga serious smashup occurred at Uintah
Sunday morning between two freight
trains Eight out of seventeen cars in
one train were smashed into kindling wood
and merchandise was scattered around
promiscuously.
sunday night, about o'clock, John Hold
con boy who works for ALT Low at his
news stand, left the depot for home When
he reached the other side of the street, at
NGrrnhv,s corner, a fellow with a sandbou
made a pass at him, and he avoided the
blow by jumping back into the mud He
then struck a bee line for home. The fel-
low was after the iewelry that Hcdson
wore. and which Mr.. Low had let him have
10 put on style with.
Deputy marshals took to the peniten-
+iary last night D. K. Fisher, alias Ed.
DAYTON, and Joseph Nay, the two men who
are alleged to have held up the Denver &
Rio Grande Western train at Thompson's
snrings several weeks ago. DAYTON was
tried for holding up Dennison, in Ogden,
and robbing him of upwards of three hun
dred dollars one night when he was leaving
a gambling room, and Nay was brought up
as witness in this case.