The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-08-18
THE NEWS IN OGDEN.
THE SALT LAKE HERALD BUREAU,
No. 1902 WASHINGTON AVENUE,
OGDEN, August Is.

OGDEN, August Is.
Mr.. E. A. Reed was at Zion on business
esterday.
A few scattering drops of rain fell yes
terday morning.
Some interesting developments in the
vi Unity of the Hot springs may be looked
for next week
About thirty gamblers have packed their
grips and decamped, much to the satisfac-
ton of the better class of citizens The
bulk of them took passage for Zion
Mr.. G. w. Murphy'S new brick block on
IWenty-hfth street. opposite the Union
depot, IS about completed 1t will be used
for restaurant ana hotel
An intoxicated woman on the street yes
terday morn ng and no policeman in sight,
was one OF Inc features on Main street.
Rev. j. w. Hill, pastor of the NJ. E.
church, writes from Ohio, of a pleasant
and prosperous trip. He is now en- route
Tor Chicago and PHILADELPHIA. Mr.. Hill is
sol citing the flu Ids 1or the new M. Z.
church being built here.
Little Kate'' was out Saturday with
coat Of new paint after having had the air
brake equipments completed. The trip
between the city and Five Points will again
be made in quick time.
The Utah Sunday Times, published by
Mr.. Lewis H. Eddy, of this city, which
made its maiden bow last Sunday, comes
out to-day sparkling with wit and good
family reading Success to the enterprise.
The old frame fire trap on Twenty fifth
street adjoining the Broom Hstel, now pre-
sents quite a respectable appearance since
1t has been remodeled, painted and the
cornice finish completed
Messrs. r. H. McKaig, R. S. Cannon.
C. A. Locke and A. B. Rodger, from Salt
Lake city, were in the city yesterday
drumming upn for the Salt Lake Drum
Corps excursion to Lake Park August %.
The "Vendome' hotel, in E. A. Reeds
new block on Twenty-fifth street. above
Washington avenue, opens this morning.
The hotel will be conducted by the Cook
sisters, formerly of Cheyenne, who have
gained an enViable reputation as caterers
It IS understood every vacant room has
been engaged by the A. o. U. W. from
Butte, who are expected in tomorrow for
a weeks cOnclave
Mr. G. r. Hank brought to town yesterday
some of the richest gold ore ever found inthis
vicinity; piece weighing perhaps half
pound was pounded down and washed at
MIR. Wheeler's office, which yielded about
% cents and was enough to make the
miners eye turn green with envy. Mr.,
Hank is besieged with enquirers to learn
where his location is but his mouth is as
dumb as an oyster on the subject.
Mr.. j. w. Booth, formerly a telegraph
operator at this city, but later employed at
Sherman, on the Union Pacific railroad, is
at present in Laramie under arrest for
SANDER. Full particulars could not be OBJ
tanned last evening, but from what could
be learned it appears that some evil-dis-
posed employee of the company made some
Ungentlemanly remarks to Miss Booth,
which MIR. Booth resented in a letter, upon
which the charge is based. Mr.. Booth has
many friends in Ogden, who will regret
his present trouble.
In copying THE HERALD items the local
reporters must put on their specs. 1t is
Dir. j. M Preshaw, the real estate man,
and not Judge S. NJ. Preshaw, who is rus
ticating in tie canon. Not but what the
judge would heartily enjoy such a trip, but
between his private business, duties as
chairman of the chamber of commerce,
chairman Of the committee on streets, and
a memberof church trustees and university
committee, he has his hands too full for the
needed and much coveted recreation.
Ny wife cured of malaria by Simmons
Liver REGULATOR. N. Thompson, pastor