The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-09-10
THE NEWS IN OGDEN.
What Our NeighbOrs in the
North are Doing.
THAT DISPATCH TO DENVER.
at the Methodist and Mormon Churches
General News Notes.
SALT LAKE HERALD BUREAU, J
No. 2502 WASHINGTON AVENUE,
OQDES. Sent 10 1850.

OGDEN, Sept. 10, 1889.
George A. Craig has Just opened new
Laundry on Twenty-tifth street.
Fred Kountze left this morning for
. Helena, to be absent two weeks.
The air was so hazy yesterday that the
iAke was hidden from view from this city.
A Rev. c. L. Corwin, of Park City, left last
l6Yening for home, having spent the Sab
Z oath gnest of Rev. A. j. Bailey.
Mrs ]. S. Corlew, who has been so i'll at
her residence on Adams avenue, is gradu-
ally recovering, and it is hoped will soon be
able to be about.
A. H. Swan has Just purchased 1900
shares of the Mana mining stock. This
stock is advancing i'll price, ana the mine IS
bound to come to the front.
The finishing touches are being put on
the new spire of the Congregational church.
This is the prettiest church in the city at
the present time and its location is unsur-
passed.
Mr.. ]. H. Burgitt's cheerful phiz is once
more seen on the streets, after his two
weeks confinement to his room. Mr.. Bur
gift viii hereafter be careful how he
monkeys with poison ivy.
H E. Jackman, a popular telegrapher
employed at the Western Union Office of
this city, leaves to-day for Chicago. He
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Co, real estate agents. Good luck, ED. -
mi. S. Lewis row of business houses
ON Grant avenue Knowles * BesOre, tin
uers, boiler makers and coppersmiths, have
Just opened a new store. They expect to
handle stoves as well as all kinds of hard
ware.
Rev. P. a. H. Franklin leaves this morn
ing for Racine, Wis, to attend the Norwe-
zian Methodist conference. He will speak
at the American church at that place on
,-a'Utah." He intends to boom Utah with
kind words.
The trial of Mark Lindsay for unlawful
cohabitation was called at ? O'Clock yester-
day afternoon, Considerable testimony
was elected and the defendant was bound
over to await the action of the grand jury
under 81 900 bonds.
The new twostory brick business block
ou Twenty Fifth street near Biel'S meat
market is nearly completed. 1t is owned
by NJ. Biel, and when completed will cost
5000. The west half will be occupied by a
saloon, the other half will be for rent.
Anton Menke, proprietor REUTERS and
Brighton stations, Star Hop plantation. at
Sacramento, paid our city a flying visit
Saturday. Mr. Menke ships $500 bales of
aops each season to breweries in different
parts of the country. He is delighted with
Ogden, and particularly with mis- trip to
Five points on the motor line.
A remonstrance, signed by Mayor Kiesel,
Judge S. M. Preshaw and other prominent
men, was sent to the Dsnrer Times yester-
lay protesting against their publishing
such lying dispatches as the Reed hotel
special of the 9th. Let every tub stand on
It's own bottom and not encourage one city's
borrowing prosperity at the expense of her
I, 'leighbOr.
Every weed in the city should be cut
down and burned before they go to seed.
An hours labor in this direction now may
save days of work next season. If every
resident would give the matter attention
and not only cut those in his own yard but
any along the streets or alleys, they viii
be philanthropists, whose praises will be
sounded in the hearts Of their fellowmen.
Mr. A B. Corey, of the firm of Corey
Bros. & Co, contractors, returned home
rom Cisco on Saturday evening. Mr..
Corey reports their work on the Denver &
Rio Grande railway progressing nicely and
they hope to complete their contract in
about two months. Mr.. Corey. established
another camp near Thompson's last week.
Six cars of grading outfit was shipped from
here Monday morning and they will prob
ably ship six or seven more during the
week. A large amount of hay and oats are
Used at the camps, the oats mostly being
shipped from the east, but the hay is
bought locally.