The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-05-05
THE NEWS IN OGDEN.
Friday Nights Meeting Of the
City Council.
THE NEW PACIFIC SHORT LINE.
How to Build an Opera House and Hotel
Together Visitors in Ogden-New En-
terprises About TO be Started.
cLHE SALT LAKE HERALD BUREAU,
No. 242l WASHINGTON AVENUE,
0GDEN Nav

No. 22l WASHINGTON AVENUE,
OGDEN, May s.
All the trains were on time last evening
The Ogden criclIeters were photographed
yesterday.
The First district court was not in SEES
sion yesterday.
A. H. Swan went to Cheyenne yester-
daS morning, to be absent week.
Edward E. Bynon was up from the CAPT
tai yesterday and registered at the Broom.
Yesterday was cloudy and windy, threat
ening rain; thermometer, at p. IN, % de
grees.
G. NJ Young, of the Denver & Rio
Grande Western, Salt Lake, was in the
city yesterday.
Charles DelOney is about to establish a
horse breeding farm on his ranch, three
miles west Of Ogden.
The usual Saturday crowd of country
people was on the streets yesterday, and
1 the retail stores did a tiOurishing business.
e J. L. Davis, of the Pueblo Press. left for
home last evening. Mr.. Davis will return
to Utah with the next Colorado excursion.
Assistant General Manager Cummings,
: of the Union Pacific, came up from Salt
Lake yesterday, and went north over the
Utah u Northern.
About dozen Kanakas, mostly women,
came IN from the west yesterday morning
and went down to Salt Lake. They were
ia charge Of Jacob E. Gates, Of Provo.
A meeting of the board of directors of the
Mana Mining cOmpanp viii take place Mon
day afternoon for the purpose of receiving
aud opening bids for sinking shaft.
Messrs. Marsh and Sinclair, lately of
Denver, Will establish 4 galvanized iron
= cornice mandatory in this city at once.
: Mr.. Marsh is already here, ana Mr.. Sin
lair, with the plant, is expected III a few
slays.(
Yesterday Sprunt & Chaplin, John A.
45oyle and 7. Halantyne sold to John Cor
ez, for $4,000, the vacant lot, thirty feet
Dy eight rods, on the east side of Washing
ton avenue, near the corner of Twenty
fifth street.
The bursting Of a water pipe under
rwenty-fourth street, near the intersec-
ion Of Adams avenue, Friday night,
taused considerable waste of water and a
isagreeable condition Of TWenty-fOurth
reet yesterday.
Yesterday Commissioner Cross gave
Nelson " Fell, lyerymen, a judgment for
10 and costs against w. S. Carter The
nit grew out OF a runaway, whereby plain
ifs claimed damages and sued for S2G25. An
ppeal has been taken.
President George Q. Cannon and Apostle
rankin d. Richards and Franklin NJ.
lyman came up from Salt Lake Friday
vening. and the two former gentlemen
eft for Heber city yesterday morning to
: ttend the Wasatch quarterly conference.
A recently received letter from Frank a.
. brown, long and favorably known in
egden, and who Is now on foreign mis-
on, locates that gentleman in Holland, the
rene of his labOrs. Mr.. Brown was in
BOD health, and speaks sanguinely OF his
ork The letter was to his family.
The boys of All Hallows college, Salt
AXE, as those of the Episcopal school of
le GGoi Shepherd, of Ogden, contended
esterday afternoon for supremacy in a
lme of football All HallOWS was led by
rofessor Roach, and the Ogden boys by
rofessOr Nevill. The game was well con
sted, but resulted in an overwhelming de
at for Ogden, the score at the conclusion
the game being Is points for All Hal
WIS to goose egg for Ogden.
II Ogden wants an opera house and q
st-class hotel, why not combine the two,
~ has often been Done in New York! If
e hotel be built II the shape of three
led hollow square. aJweuty-foot entrance
uld be spared, which would lead to the
ditorium of IN opera house situated in
e hollow square, where outside appear
ces would not be Of 50 much moment as
ternal comfort. The money saved thus
Duld finish and furnish the interior in a
xurious manner.