The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-07-30
THE NEWS IN OGDEN.
Changes in Journalistic Enter
prise Hinted at.
A TRIAL BROUGHT TO AN END.
News Notes on Many Subjects Gathered by
The Herald's Cores
pOndeHt.
SALT LAKE HERALD BUREAU,
No. 2421, WASHINGTON AVENUE,
OGDEN, July 30, 1889.

Halfeli's Gas You Like IT, is being
pushed through the presses.
Tomorrow, July 81, Ogden will have the
grandest gala day of her history since the
depot was established.
VIM. Driver is in California, enjoying
Ashe climate, which, we hope is little less
oppressive than it is here.
George G.. Taylor is very active in his
capacity as secretary of the local organlza-
&tOn of the Federated Trades union.
Bunting and flags, displaying the ankee
Doodle tricolOre are swaylng to ana Ifo IN
the morning breeZes and evening zephyrs.
Your sartorial fellOw-citizen, j. Baum
garten, and his amiable spouse, are just
now inhaling the saline breezes OF San
Francisco.
Mining excitement keeps pace with the
general progress; in fact, the hills on our
sides are holding wealth untold, which our
busy miners intend soon to unfold.
The meetings Of, by and for the Reorgan-
ized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter day
Saints are not attracting any remarkable
amount of attention. It's "sOrt of stale"
The San Francisco Chronicle pays atten-
TO the rapid growth and steady develop
meut of the junction city. 1t does so at
considerable expense for special dispatches.
Several divorce cases are likely to at
tract the attention of the public when the
curtain is properly lifted in the First dis
trict court, to open draft Of ventilation
Tor the business.
Scowcroft & Sons fine business block on
Washington avenue erects its three stOried
frontage with a pride that betokens the
success of the senior partners enterprise
and his sons energy.
j. ). Lewis has been able to send word
from California that he is recovering. 1t
will be remembered that his condition was
not only physically impaired, but also
, mentally affected through the loss of his
SSife.
James Hutchins, a leading Weber county
farmer, consistent Peoples party man,
Justice of the peace, school trustee and
otherwise remarkable, has come back from
a trip through the south, to return to his
Statewide home.
For several days the mountains to the
east of us have been wrapped in misty
haze of fretful Grape, an immature pre-an-
JicipatiOn of the wells that the Indian sum-
Lner used to cloak our landscape with by
the autumnal days Of September.
This being the last week of the boiling of
the political pot before the people decide on
the SAVIOR of the broth, everything in
business line is somewhat cramped, but the
depot inauguration will open the cauldron
Of local excitement, and the strangers
II. X. Little is greatly elated over the
later discoveries of the great mine, the
Mana" in which a number of Salt Lalzers
are financially interested, greatlg to their
own pleasure. The Mana" has a some
what wicked name but is well-behaved
piece of virtuOus property that will show
off TO advantage in the due season thereof.
, Old times in journalistic and knights of
4 Labor fields loom up in refreshing vivid
.tlass with the presence of E. C.. Keelek,
y ce prominent member of the Geographic
staff, but forabOdt year an employee of
the Southern Pacific We understand that
mis- coming and staying here for few
weeks is partly influenced by his connec-
zion with the Examiner, whose news inter
csts he intends to establish.
There are four labor unions in Ogden
now, two belonging TO the Federated Trades.
Utah council The Labor day, September
second, Sedan day, will be great demon
stration of respectable, well -intentioned,
evenly -headed, straightly-p poised working
men, who disclaim all or any connection
with any of the labor agitations-the acri-
moniousness of which has hitherto put the
real labor agitation into disregard.
More changes in newspaper business in
this journalistic graveyard and mushroom
plan tation are spoken of. ''Men may come
and men may go, but I go on forever. =
sings in idyllic lullaby liquidness, the
great muse of journalism. The clouds may
land do) roll by the skis diversity, cleo
tions change the aspect of the public fall;
real estate alterations, with their athena
lions, may provoke altercations-but TIE
HERALD is always here.