The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-09-13
Another Wreck on the Union
Pacific Railroad.
PROCEEDINGS OF THE COURTS.
Forty foRr Cars Of Tea and Fifteen Cars of
Misunderstanding Natural Gas-MIs-
cellaneOus Matters.
SALT LAKE HERALD BUREAU, }
No. 2502 WASHINGTON AVENUE, :
OGDEN. Sept. Is. 1889.

early every morning by newsboys on the
streets and by all Ogden newsdealers.
Fifteen cars of raisins from Fresno will
arrive to day en- route for the east.
J. G. Felt, of Salt Lake, and o. D.
Randall, representing a st. Louis house.
are at the Broom.
Forty-four cars Of tea from the steamer
Rio De Janeiro from Asiatic ports were
due here at and ) pm. yesterday.
The leaves on the trees are beginning to
turn, since the appearance of Jack Frost
Ia few short weeks, the trees will be
bare and winter upon US.
Mrs. E. A. Bergman, who has been quite
Ill at her home on Jefferson Avenue, IS
gradually recovering much to the gratlhca-
tiOn Of her numerous friends.
Charlie Adams has plans made for a
beautiful residence, which he will soon
erect on his lot on Jefferson avenue be
tween Tweuty-fifth and Twenty sixth
streets.
Judge Dusenbery, well known Provo
tie, is guest at the Broom. MIR. Dusen-
berry is in town on business connected with
the sidewalk contract. He leaves tonight
FOR home
T. F. Fowler and party, in the special
car Warwick" left for San Francisco on
the Central Pacific yesterday. Mr.. Fowler
Western railway.
The Ogden state bank will be ready to
open about the 18th, waiting now only for
counters etc. The election of a cashier
will not take place at present, MIR. II. Z.
Rigeow. ir.. the assistant cashier acting IN
that capacity.
Il. l.. Grimm, one of our heavy wholesale
produce dealers, ships to-day his third car
of fruit from Ogden. The car is consigned
to Helena, Mont, this being the first car
load of fruit ever shipped from any Utah
point to Helena.
Uncle John Winslow, the proprietor of
the popular canon resort, reports good
patronage at the hotel, even though the
weather is getting cool. No campers are
risking the cold nights, but take to the
hotel at shutdown.
MIR. J. M. Preshaw, brother of Judge
Preshaw, is lying quite i'll at his residence
on jefferson avenue. Mr. Preshaw is suf-
fering from a slow fever, and it is not prob
able that he will be able to resume his
usual business for several weeks.
1t is expected that the free lecture to-
Aight at the city hall by Mrs. Longshore-
PoJts. M. D., viii draw crowded house,
as the lady comes highly recommended by
5ne press all over the country. The first
evening and first matinee will be free
An inspector of nuisances is needed in
shis city and the city fathers ought to see
% it. that some one is appointed to look
after the cesspools, etc. The ordinances
are sadly disregarded. 1t will be no trouble
fOr an inspector to bring about many CON
yictiOns.
, Tonight, at the Second ward school
louise, Mr. Scott Anderson will lecture to
the Philosophical society on the subject of
'sLife-Is 1t property of matter ~ Mr..
Anderson has been giving this subject care
ful study, and will handle it to the editica
ton of his hearers.
society for the prevention Of cruelty
% animals is needed in this city. 1t is
true there is as little necessity for such
society here, as in any city in the country,
out cases occasionally occur which need
severe looking after, and some action
should be taken in the matter.
The Mataw shooting scrape case came
up before Judge Preshaw at 3 O'clock yes
aerday afternoon. MataW plead guilty to
assault which plea was accepted by the
court. The fine, amounting to so and
costs, was paid. 1t is to be hoped there
viii be no more Coon scrapes for the
present.
We notice the property owners on the
south side of Twenty fifth street are all, or
nearly all, preparing to build their own
sidewalks. The parties think these walks
can be built fully as well and at lower
igure by private parties than the price
charged by the North American Asphaltum
company.
A prominent Ogdenite says: "Salt
Lakes best paper is THE HERALD. l had
always supposed the Tribune the only
aDaper in Utah fit to read, but after becOm-
iEg resident of the territory l choose THE
HERALD for my newspaper" Such COM
nents as these are getting to be of daily
occurrence in Ogden.
A merry lot of small children were en-
toying themselves in Ogden's garden spot,
Lester Park, yesterday afternoon. They
we're indulging in games, running races,
etc. bringing "a sigh from the careworn
newspaper man who stood gazing on the
lappy little ones. who little dream of the
sares and worry of the coming years.
The case of Ogden city, against the
Dresovich Brothers, charged with gaming,
came up yesterday. They were convicted
and fined S25 and costs. Appealed. 1t is
claimed by people in the vicinity that
gambling has been conducted by the ORES
oyich Bros, and they will have an Oppor-
tunity to clear themselves before Judge
Henderson.
Mr.. Sprunt is hard at work, sinking for
gas, on his lot on Wall avenue. The pipe
is now down 100 feet, and considerable as
g ascending, but as yet not enough for d
steady blaze. 1t was not expected to tap
any gas inside of 200 feet, consequently the
present results are highly encouraging.
They are now making good progress in
sinking, going ten feet per day through
hard clay.
We learn from Mr.. w. H. Warren, the
genial clerk in the Central Pacific road
masters Office, that J. II. Wallace, assist
ant superintendent of track has gone east
20 attend the roadmasters convention az
Denver. The office of superintendent #
track is. we believe, peculiar to this roau
and the incumbent is sort of general-in-
chief over four division roadmasters.
Before Judge Cross Wednesday: The
case of the Territory VS.. Frank Forney,
charged with embezzlement of $50, was con
.sinued from Monday. Forney was ar
-aigned at 10 o'clock and pleaded not guilty
TO the charge of $50, but guilty to the
amount of $40. The court, after listening
TO the testimony sentenced FOrney to
twenty days in jail and the cost of prosecu-
zion. FOrney was remanded to the custody
Of the sheriff until costs are paid. In the
civil action of John ROthery VS.. E. & d.
Griffith, for moneys alleged to be due by
defendants, the plaintiff was required to file
q bond for costs in the case. Continued.
Photograph Exhibition.
Mr.. George Denison, the gentlemanly
agent for Edisou's new photograph, gave
Sbur correspondent very pleasant enter
tainment at his 0ffice yesterday, in the
shane of n second hand musical feast The