The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-10-27

Deputy Marshal Vandercook was in the
city yesterday.
Enrolled cadets for the military school
are expected to report for duty at the
academy at . a. m. to morrow.
The motor line car for the military school
will leave the corner of Washington avenue
and Twenty-ffth street daily at 80 a. m.
In the First District court, in the case of
the petition OF Elizabeth Johns for a di-
Vorce from William Johns, the petition was
denied.
The gravel tramway track has been laid
along Lincoln avenue, between Twenty
fifth and Thirtieth streets, and the avenue
will at once be graded.
Our country cousins, excursionists,
strangers and citizens were out in full
force yesterday, and our streets presented
an animated appearance.
Some tall poles for the use of the tele-
graph and electric light are being placed
on the platform of the Union passenger
station and in the depot yard.
H. G. Wardleigh is making some repairs
to his building adjoining the First National
bank, which, when completed, will add to
its attractiveness and convenience.
William F. Furey, brother in-law of W.
p. z. st. Clair, and formerly treasurer of
Deer Lodge county, Montana, has come to
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No visitors will be permitted inside the
military school building to day. Last Sun
day over six hundred people went out on
the motor line and went through the build
ing.
The excursion which is to come here
from Butte, Helena and other places N
Montana on the 2Sth, promises to be large
one. The fare is only SIS for the round
trip.
The Union Pacific delayed train arrived
in two sections yesterday, both heavily
loaded. The Utah s. Northern was an hour
and half late. The Utah Central waited
forit
A car loaded with baggage and through
mail was lost off the Union Pacific train
yesterday. 1t is supposed that in switching
at Green River station the car was forgot
ten. 1t was not missed until the train
reached this city There was no Ogden mail
in the car, but only that for San Francisco
and other California points.
Glen Sch ramm arrived home Yesterday
from his northern trip, looking and feeling
well. He left Henry Peery at Port
Townsend, where he will remain for a
while longer and look out for snaps in real
estate. Glen says that real estate is
cheaper here than in any place he visited
whose prospects are as good as Ogden's.
The only ones who complain of dull bust
ness are the saloon keepers. One who is
well posted declares that not saloon in
Ogden is more than paying expenses. That
being true, indicates that more money is
being spent for the necessaries of life, and
is an indication OF returning reason on the
part of many who have heretofore blown in
their earnings to crafty their appetite at
the expense of the comfort of themselves
and their families.
A gentleman says of the California
"busted' boom that it has been of great
service to many of the towns in that state;
that the houses which were built under its
influence were built to stand; that after
boom, though land value may fall abnorm-
ally low after the highwater mark has been
reached, yet the city is built, it has it's
business and 1t remains for the property
values to rise again to that point which is
warranted by the bulk of business done by
the community. The little boom that
Ogden has enjoyed has caused the erection
Of houses that were built to stand
= ,rsons who have nice, fat chickens
watch they desire to preserve from the
ruthless hand of the midnight prowler, will
do well to guard them safely. Many COM
plants have been heard of the invasion of
chicken roosts and the mysterious disap-
pearance of fowls has become of almost
nightly occurrence. Friday night a gen
tleman living on the bench heard commo-
ton in his chicken house, and taking his
shotgun stealthily approached the scene of
the noise. He was surprised to find
young man proceeding on all tours in the
direction of the hennery, who, when dis
covered feigned drunkenness, and claimed
that he was only trying to get into the hay
stack to sleep. He got well choked and
was let off with no other punishment