The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-05-17
THE NEWS IN OGDEN.
The Organization Of the Ogden
Choral Union.
ANOTHER TEMPEST IN A TEAPOT.
List of Real Estate Transfers Recorded Yester-
day-Business in the Junction City
General Notes.
SALT LAKE HERALD BUREAU,
No. 2421 WASHINGTON AVENUE,
OGDEN. Nav II, 1889.

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The cit council meets this evening to at
tent to the routine business.
The gravel tramway train and force OF
men are grading on Madison avenue be
tween Twenty-fourth and Twenty -fifth
streets.
One hour of the choral union sessions
!. will be devoted to teaching sight reading,
and one hour to chorus work or cultivation
of the voice.
James Haynes, of the Last Chance mine,
IN the mountains east Of Ogden, came down
last evening and showed some sulphuret
silver ore that made the eyes of his partner
swim with delight
The tiremen's case will hardly crop out
at this evenings session of our wise city
council. Councillor Blasdel has probably
learned Iar h experience that discretion
is the better part Of valor.
Friends of classic music are delighted
with the expectation OF a grand treat next
Tuesday evening, when Madame Camilla
UrsO and her gifted company will appear
in the new West Academy hail.
Watermaster Steele is pleased over these
rain storms, because they afford him leis-
ure which he can devote to the study of
the aquatic accommodations Of the town for
whose watery wishes and wants he has
been appointed.
Two fellows for bibulous superindul-
gence were fined $40 each yesterday, and
vag was accorded the hospitality of the city
for ten days which he will share with the
tirst-named gentlemen of enforced leisure.
Justice Preshaw delivered the Grafton Of the
day.
It is rumored that j. Wesley Hill, in
view of the change of programme for Mem
Orial day, has said that he would not speak
at all on such terms" Well, ''Kentucky''
Smith, and Charley Varian win prob
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satisfactory manner.
James WOrtherspOon. one Of our old-time
business men, much respected for his good
qualities, is happy. He was going away on
mission to Europe; but just now he has a
mission at the cradle of little Miss
WOrthersI oon, the third of her kind. TIE
HERALD cOngratulates.
The police court and the district court
are being kept busy. The latter has one
kind and the other has the other kind of
sexual lndlScriminatlOn to attend to. Yes
terday afternoon in the district court the
case of Ezra Hale, indicted for murder com
mitted many years ago was taken up.
1t is alleged that the proprietor of one of
the gambling dives in this city is like jeff
Davis was when at the head of the con
federacy-he is willing to be let alone He
only asks that he may not be interfered
with for twelve months by which time he
suckers who buck at his games.
There were no girls in the police cour;
Yesterday. They keep shady now. Ninety
nine dollars is rather Onerous expense to
bear for the offensc alleged. However the
girls" keep up the business, though by no
means TO the credit of the community.
which has been poiguantly outraged by the
ttaring display of the soiled doves.
The bonus of S15,l and two acres of
14Rd asked Tor BY the secretary treasurer
OF large stove foundry firm provided they
would locate in Ogden, was raised
without much difficulty. and unless
obstacles not now fOreseen or
anticipated should appear, the con
tract will soon be signed and the /
work of construction commence without !
unnecessary delay.
One j. r. Fender has been indicted for |
keeping gambling house. but claims that |
he is innocent. Fender. it is understood. |
is the lessee of the SpargO building on
Twenty fifth street. and that he sub-let the |
upstairs part Of the house to parties who
are alleged to be conducting gambling
games. Pender thinks that they, not he.
should be held responsible Why. 1t is
stipulated in the lease of SDargo to Fender
that he (PendCrl shall not rent any portion
of the premises to be used as "a house Of i'll
fame. Would it be held by Judge and
jury that gambling den is d house of good
fame: