The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-04-27
THE NEWS TN OGDEN.
The Opera House is Still Under
Discussion.
A NAN WHO WANTS NO BONUS.
Corrugated Iron Works to be Started at the
Junction-The Corey Brothers
Hotel Proposition.
A NAN WHO WANTS NO BONUS.
SALT LAKE HERALD BUREAU, !
No. 2421 WASHINGTON AVENUE,
OGDEN, April -, 1889.

The Southern Pacific pay car is buIle
tined to arrive in Ogden at $3.50 this morn
ing.
Carroll Johnson, of johnson & Slavin's
minstrels, is registered at the Pacific com
pany's depot hotel.
Governor West and Judge Powers were
in the city yesterday. They returned to
the capital in the evening.
AN automatic organ and baby grand
piano attracted considerable attention at a
local music store yesterday.
A COAT with $50 gold pieces for buttons
was worn by guest Of the Central hotel
yesterday. A novel way to advertise.
Union Pacific yesterday on time, Denver
& Rio Grande Western forty minutes late,
delaying the Southern Pacific same time.
ter and standing of Captain Middlemiss,
which circular, tits claimed, was gotten up
by Smith and circulated by him. Gov
eTnor West was a witness for the prOsecu-
ton.
George Q. Cannon and MILFORD Wood
ruff, accompanied by H. B. Clawson and
Colonel Willlin, came in from the west
Friday morning, and went down to Salt
Lake.
1t woull be as well to go slow about the
wonderful gold discoveries in the vicinity
of Ogden. Perhaps the Ogden papers may
discover that they have been too prema-
lure. lHE HERALD llldll OIull L DUO.
The Philosophical society held an inter
estng session this evening at the Weber
stake academy. Professor Scott Anderson
added to the enjoyment Of the occasion by
delivering an address on temper ance.
George Tolmic was before the meeting of
the board of directors of the chamber of
commerce, Thursday evening, with a prop
ositiOn to establish a mandatory in Og-
den of extracts OF all kinds. He asked the
aid of the chamber in forming a stock con-
pany for that purpose.
With reference to Thursdays fire at the
planning mill, an Ogden morning paper
credits the depot engines with giving the
first alarm. The motor of the street rail
way standing at the Washington avenue
and Twenty fifth street corner, was the
first to sound its whistle.
James L. Smith was yesterday held in
$1,000 bonds by United StItes Commits
sioner Cross to answer before the gland
jury to charge Of criminal libel preferred
by Captain j. r. Middlemiss. The libel
consisted in the matter contained in a
printed circular der0gatOry to the charac-
A quiet wedding occurred at half past
eight Thursday evening, at the residence
of MIR. John s. Corlew, Mr.. &. b. GoOdall
a well-known gentleman connected with
the Western Union staff in this city, and
Miss Emma McDill, formerly of Missouri
were the contracting parties, and the cerC-
moRy was performed by Rev. Bailey, pas
tor of the Congregational church.
The Ogden shooting club INDUCED in one
of their regular outings on Thursday even
ing. The shooting score showed twelve
out of possible fifteen for Ed Browning;
ten each for Jack Greenwich, William Der
medy and 5. Browning, and five and seven
for Messrs. A. Brewer and E. Ensign res
pectively. Ed Browning took first medal,
and, in shooting off the ties, Jack Green
well won the second. These matches occur
once in two weeks. The Ogden shooters
are expecting an early visit from the Salt
Lake club when a match between the two
clubs will be contested