The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-08-25
THE NEWS IN OGDEN.
The Excursionists Crowd All the
Junction City's Hotels.
THE DEATH OF JUDGE BLACK.
Ore From the Canyon-Free Schools on Mon
day-Three Gamblers Sentenced-The
Methodist University-Notes.
SALT LAKE HERALD BUREAU, J
No. 2503 WASHINGTON AVENUE,
OGDEN, August %, 1889.

Nearly a column of uncalled for letter
are advertised in yesterdays papers.
A parachute Jump by Prof. M. NJ. Fers
man, of Peori, Ill, is advertised for Sun
day.
One plain drink and one breach of TIL
peace, was the amount of business before
the police judge Saturday.
A big day in Ogden realty. Warrantee
deeds amounting to Sl44, 100 were received
up to 3 o'clock Saturday afternoon.
The old Union Pacific express Office, is
being fitted up for jewelry store, which
will be occupied by Mr.. Orion, formerly
from Fort Collins, Colo.
The band wagon parade Saturday noon
called out quite a crowd, many of whom
turned out to the circus in the afternoon.
| The evening attendance was large.
Mr. John Clark, whose leg was so badly
broken about four months ago, on the
motor line, near University place, by the
falling of derrick, is able to be out, and is
getting along finely,
Mr.. S. H Abbott, a young merchant from
Marceline, Mo-, arrived in Ogden yester
day with his wife. Taey are so much
pleased with the outlook here, they have
decided to permanently locate here.
Next Monday morning, for the first time
in Ogden's history, free schools will be
thrown open, and there will be no excuse
for children running the streets because
their parents cannot afford the tuition.
Quite a large representation of miners
from this district came down from the hills
Saturday evening and will remain "own for
the annual meeting of the miners in the
Weber mining district Monday evening
next
Ogden is greatly in need of good can
,,in la
ground, labor cheap. and the best Of rail
road facilities, to say nothing of home
markets, no better investment for capital
can be found.
Mr.. George Seager was in town yester-
day exhibiting some very fine ore from the
Denver, claim which he recently 10
Gated in Ogden canon. Mr.. Seager reports
a good permanent vein of six feet, which is
improving with depth.
Rev. T. C. lift will occupy the pulpit of
the M. E. church Sunday evening. A well
known preacher from the east is expected
to speak in the forenoon, but if he fails to
arrive in season, the pulpit will be occupied
by Rev. P. A. H. Francklin.
But little has been said during the past
few weeks, concerning the buffalo farm to
be located at Ogden. We are assured by
Mr.. Jones that the matter is being pushed
forward as fast as possible, they waiting
only to get definite replies from some of the
railroad companies who are interested in
the project.
Messrs. F. L. Crea and T. w. Kendall,
two young dentists from Omaha, are in the
city looking over the field. They are highly
pleased with Ogden and say there is more
business here than in any place they have
visited since leaving Omaha some months
ago. They have been practicing their pro
fession on the Oregon short line and will
probably locate at Park city.
No systematic arrangements have been
made to receive the eXcursionists upon
their arrival at the union depot, as they are
coming on the different roads and en- every
train, but the real estate men are doing
what they can to make their stay pleasant
one. The hotels are full, but accommoda-
lions ample for all are being arranged for,
and any visitors coming in and finding the
hotels unable to accommodate them, will be
taken good care of by Judge Knauss, at the
chamber of commerce. Quite a number
who have already arrived have become so
much pleased with the city that they al e
to locate permanently. If thel e
are any practical tanners in the company,
they will find good opening here for "A
large tannery, and it will surely be a pay
ing institution from the start.
Mr.. Smith, from Kansas City, ar
rived in the city yesterday morning and
is looking over the city with view to es-
tablishing baling machine mandatory
here on large scale. Mr.. Smith has an
at Lincoln, but has realized
the necessity of western house and is
being piloted about the city by Mr.. Link, |
Of the firm of Link & Griffin, and no
doubt will settle upon location the first |
of the week. Such an establishment is
needed and will prove paying investment,
and we will gladly welcome the new COM
pany to the western metropolis. Capital |
lists are beginning to realize that this is
the center for manufactures and it Is
pleasing to note so many seeking such |
openings here.