The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-04-18
The NEWS IN OGDEN.
The EccleS Lumber Company
Incorporated For $4,000.
HORE REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
The Excursion Reception Committee Go to
Green Rivera New Race Track-First
District Court.
The SALT LAKE HERALD BUREAU, ]
MAIN STREET,
OGDEN, april IS.

MAIN OlhEhAs
OGDEN, april IS.
H. Sears, member of the firm of Farr,
Sears 81 Co, went to PaysOn yesterday.
DR. H J. Powers, quarantine physician
0 the city. went down 10 Salt Lake yester-
uay.
The electric light poles are being moved
to greater distance from the street car
track.
Owing to the stormy weather the police
force have not appeared in their new uni
forms yet
Mr. w. A. Bates has resumed control Of
the livery stable he some time ago sold to
Benton & E'rOW ey.
I'D. KenwOrthy and wife, 7. A. Wicker
sham, w. j. COnnors and Thomas McEToy
all of Salt Lake, are registered at the Broom
hotel.
More rain fell Tuesday night, and yester-
dry morning a rafting sleet storm enliv
cned the city. The weather is still sOmbre
and threatening.
James Legrand Lane, infant son Of
Charles Il. and NJ. A. Lane, died yesterday
of Inflammation Of the bowels. Funeral
to-day at pm.
Tuesday last, the county court decided to
light the county court house with gas.
James Thompson has the contract for put
ting in the piping.
Inc btSGICG dlll OklClI Dt1oCDc1AA CLllDS
viii cOntestin q fri IDLY game inL ester park
next Friday at $3.50 p. IN. The Deserets
are the chahengers.
Bicycle riding on the sidewalks on Main
street from Third to Fifth; on Fifth street
from Main TO Young, and on Fourth street
from Main TO Young is prohibited by the
Authorities.
The Ogden brass band expects plenty of
work in the musical line during the visit Of
l.. rg,f
the members was held last evening to per
feet arrangements.
j. M. and NJ S. Browning went east yes
erday. j. M. Browning is the inventor Of
repeating shotgun, and he viii visit New
York in the interest of his invention. The
brothers will be absent about fortnight.
Mr.. John Broom will resume control of
the Broom Hotel May 1st. Mr.. John G.
Tyler, at present postmaster of this city,
will be Mr. BroOm's manager, he having re
signed his position under the government.
The county court house has had the seat
ing capacity of the large room on the first
floor increased. Settles aggregating 259
eet in length, from the Grand Rapids,
Michigan, furniture company, have been
placed in position.
The well known book and stationery
store of A. H. Cannon will soon be merged
in a corporation, to be formed by Ephraim
Nye, J. l.. Dawson and A. H. Cannon, to be
known as the Dawson, Nye * Cannon com
pany.
In the First district court, yesterday, the
arguments in the case Of John H. Clark VS.
Andrew Larsen and others were concluded
and the matter taken under advis ement by
the court l.. b. Adams ct al. VS.. Byron
Douglas; still in progress.
Mr.. G. d. Hammond, superintendent of
the Delaware IL Hudson Canal cOmpany's
railroad, and residing in Albany, n. Y, is
investing in Ogden real property. The
real estate transfers, printed elsewhere,
will show his purchases.
The Fifth ward choir will, on May 9,
give a select concert of choice instru.
mental and vocal music in the Fifth ward
westinghouse. The occasion will be the
opening of this new Westinghouse, and the
obiec is for the benefit of the fund of the
society.
John Mclaughlin, the bruiser who
amused himself two or three nights ago by
hammering Thomas Fitzgerald, and who
ms been at large on bail in the meantime,
was yesterday fined $40 and costs by
Justice Preshaw. He paid the money,
about $40.
a telegram from w S. Carter to THE
gjsRALD's Ogden bureau says that the eX
i,ursion of COlOradans TO Salt Lake and
Ogden left Denver yesterday morning
TBe telegram reads: about 400 may be
expected, and all self-sustaining."
The reception committee will so to Green
River TO meet the Colorado eXcursiOnists.
Arrangements are perfected for telegraph
ing ahead the wants of the party in the
way of accommOdatiOns,a and supplying each
Individual with a card of designation upon
the arrival Of the party in Ogden.
Colonel Cropsey is laying out and fitting
I'D a mile race track on some very beauti-
fully situated real estate which he owns in
the northern suburbs. The colonel pro
poses to donate other portions of this prop
erty to the erection of fair and exhibition
buildings, baseball grounds and other
athletic sports.
Thomas H Carr, a clerk in Hurlburt's
drug store, was thrown from his bicycle
Tuesday evening, while exercising on the
east side of Lester park, and received Sc
we're bruizes of the shoulder and knee. a
man engaged in repairing small irrigating
ditch across the walk suddenly lifted log
Just as the bicycle was about to pass
over it
A gentleman named Allison, who was ap-
pointed by President Cleveland to the posi-
ton of inspector of customs at Ogden, and
who has not been in the city for over two
years, has resigned. Mr.. Allison is an Erie,
Pa, resident, and while he has remained at
home Postmaster Tyler has performed the
duties of his Office. There will probably be
a scramble for the sinecure.