The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-11-17

The sensational proceedings gong on IN
the Third district court excite much com
ment in this city.
Probably hundred cases of criminal
jury for examination.
The officers and directors Of the Davis
and Weber counties canal company filed
their official bonds yesterday in the Office
of the county clerk of Weber county.
The portions of the walks on the city hall
grounds which were not laid down to the
satisfaction of the city council are to have
another coat of asphaltum laid on top of
them.
C. E. Mayne, of Omaha, and once lead
ing real estate operator in that city, is now
in Ogden on visit. He was formerly en-
ployed in the Western Union Telegraph
Office here.
Ogden is to have steam fire engine, Of
the La France rotary pattern, OF 500 gal
Ions per minute capacity. This includes
all the paraphenalia that usually goes with
such machine.
The salaries of members of the city
council will be $500 per year each, and that
of the mayor $500 This is not too much
considering the amount Of work done by
the municipal dads.
The November term of the First district
court will commence tomorrow morning.
The grand jury will be sworn and be
charged by his honor Judge Henderson,
probably ON Monday.
A rumor was circulated yesterday that a
railroad man applied for pass from Echo
to Ogden, and being refused mounted box
car. threw off the brakes and came down
the grade to his destination.
In the First district court yesterday,
James P. Rasmussen and Rasmus Ras-
musen, natives of Denmark, were admitted
to citizenship by Judge Henderson. The
newly made citizens are Mormons.
A temperance meeting, under the aus
pices of the Salt Lake Temple OF Honor
and Temperance, will be held in the county
court house tomorrow night, commencing
at o'clock Admission will be free.
A great amount of petty pilfering is going
on around the Union passenger station.
Articles are stolen that would not seem to
be of any use to any one. Friday night
some one stole the plugs out Of all the wash
basins.
In the matter of the estate of Andrew
W. Hansen deceased: the petition OF Jens
Nielsen praying for the admission TO pro-
bate of a certain document purporung to
be nuncupative will, came on Tor nearing
before the probate Judge, The widow APP
peared and filed protest.
The merchants carnival which IS TO be
held in the city hall on the evenings OF the
18th and Goth inst. is attracting much at
tention. Everybody seems to take an in
terest in it. The proceeds are 10 go 1 70 Inc
benefit of the Methodist church. Every
business and profession in the city Will be
represented.
The matter of the free postal delivery
system was called up at the last city
council meeting, but nothing OF any i'm
portauce was done. OF course not Why
should the city council NEEDLE with
matter that is out of their line OF duty! II
the proper persOn-the postmaster-Jo act
in the premises can make the necessary
showing required to entitle Ogden TO re
ccive the benefits OF the system, Il wall be
granted at once.
The Willard mine, an old discovery IN
Willard mining district, Box Elder county,
is a daisy. The claim is now owned by DR..
Wheeler and his associates, who are much
elated over the results Of test OF the ore
made at Aspen, Colo. From ll9 pounds OF
ore bullion was extracted OF the value Oh
$3.50 1t is said that there IS plenty OF
the same quality of ore in the mine. 1t IS
being worked with a small force, which
which viii be increased at once.
The report of the finance committee OF
the city council, made at the meeting FIJI
day night, shows that the total expenses Tor
the nine months ending November IA, IN
Guiding salaries Of city council, We're, $40
331. 40, and tho revenue, including SlS,256.2l
cash in the treasury February IA, 1889, and
-. 400 receipts from sale Of public lands,
SO, 1853 90. The total expenses for the year
are estimated at 1927 $50. IS, and the total
resources at Sl22, 941.23, leaving deficit OF
s. ,69453.
Articles of incorporation of the A. S.
Blake IL Co incorporated) company were
filed in the county clerks Office yesterday.
The incorporators are A. s. Blake, ROBERT
Robinson, T. w. Lafrentz, G. Z. Robinson
and c.. z. Brainard The object, business
and pursuit of said corporation is and shall
be to carry on and conduct the business OF
manufacturing and selling candy, confec-
tionery and general merchandise in Ogden.
The capital stock of the corporation shall
DE S25. eco divided into 250 shares OF the par
value Of 800 each
Articles of incorporation of the Snyder Il
Robinson Hardware company were hled IN
the Office of the county clerk yesterday
The names of the incorporators are Henry
T. Snyder, Robert Robinson. Thomas Ca
hoon, James Cassin and f. w. Lafrentz
The amount of the capital stock OF
the corporation shall be $4,000, divided
into $50 shares of the par value
of 500 each Principal place of business,
Ogden. The business of the corporation
win be to carry on and conduct the bust
ness Of buying and selling hardware,
stoves, cutlery and general merchandise,
and doing such manufacturing and other
work as will tend to advance and promote
such mercantile business.
T.Cr- NTODTJONC,