The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-06-12
THE NEWS IN OGDEN.
TO-Night's Concert for the Benefit
Of the Sufferers.
HIS IDEA OF NATURAL DEATH.
More Building Permits Kicked by Horse
and Run Gvcr-StilI Another Run
away Browning's Broken Leg.
HIS IDEA OF NATURAL DEATH.
SALT LAKE HERALD BUREAU, ]
No. 242l, WASHINGTON AVENUE, +
OGDEN. June l., 1889.

OGDEN, June l., 1853
The housewives Of Ogden are grumbling
hugely at the manner cottage property
owners are raising rents.
The health OF the junction city is good.
With the exception of one or two cases OF
scarlet fever, disease IS unknown.
Fruit preserve jars are in demand. but of
what use will the Jars be if sugar cannot De
had And this is the position at the present
time.
Dodgers by the dozens are flying about
Ogden, announcing that there VIII be
might trains" to Hot springs every Tues
day and Thursday during the season.
The vaudeville theatres Of Ogden intend
giving special benefit nights to help to
swell the fund for the benefit of those who
have suffered from the recent calamlties.
All who attend the academy hall to-day
to hear the closing exercises by the pupns
of the Sacred Heart academy, Will no doubt
be highly edited. An excellent programme
has been provided.
Each evening the Ogden cricket boys can
Ne seen hard at work on Tabernacle square.
Captain Parker says there is lost ground
TO be recovered. and that it will be re-
gained, you bet, is Georges determination.
Ogden and Salt Lake Scotchmen intend
having .'twa or three hOOrs talk of name
al Syracuse on the goth inst. The brave
sons of Scotia know how 10 enjoy them
selves. especially if the 'RhOderlc Dhu' Is
plentiful.
Mr.. ID. r. Gill. foreman Of the Standard,
who has been to Chicago, but is now on his
way home. will have = genuine surprise
!. when he reaches Ogden. in the shape of
1ei<uncirr tirSt-bOru-a male heir to the
Gill dc ..ain.
The Relief societies Of Weber stake hold
their conference tomorrow at 10 o'clock, in
the tabernacle; and On the following day,
the Young Ladies' Mutual Improvement
associations meeting VIII ne AeIu at Jne
same place and hour.
The grading of the hill on Twenty-ifth
street viii soon be completed, and the i'm
provement will be fully appreciated by the
residents on the bench. The express
wagon drivers ought to sing tie Deum'
when it is completed.
Sam Browning who on Monday evening
had the misfortune TO be severely injured
by a runaway team, is progressing favor
ably. though suffering from pain. 1t will
probably be some time before the genial
Sam viii be able to appear on the ''magic
diamond"
A runaway took place on Monday even
inc near the Utah & Northern track, east
of the old depot The animals, startled by
the whistle of a locomotive, started off at
sD3nJz northward. The were soon brought
TO stop. however, by coming IN contact
with a lumber pile, the wagon being minus
q front wheel. The horse on the off side
had a narrow escape Of being cut to pieces.
LET the Hills and Wales Resound, >
.sHarl, how the drums are rolling" from
the Daughter Of the Regiment'D, and a
/. ouartette. Hope Beyond, " will be warbled
by the Ogden Choral union at the benefit
concert this evening. Professor Edwards,
conductor of the same, Is sanguine enough
TO believe that the union will contribute in
no small degree to the musical success of
the entertainment. The professor never
speaks ''off the book.
Places of amusement are springing up all
around us. That people require some mode
of recreation after the-weli, call it the
moDotony of the days labors-cannot be
oainsayed. But should not such amuse-
r ents be tempered with at least decorum
and GOOD taste. Now, these sO-called
nIacss of amusement. such as we now have
in This city. bring to mind the immortal
ShaIyespeare's definition Of the human
faniIyIthey have their exits and their
entrances. The new besOms-beg pardon,
the new city fathers-ought at least to look
after the exits