The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-11-05
The City in Brief.

The Union Pacific train was only an hour
and quarter late yesterday forenoon.
Dr. F. A Hall has returned from an ex
tended professional visit to the northern
regions.
Judge Henderson and the attorneys on
both sides Of the water case, went out to
view the ground yesterday.
N. NJ. King, proprietor OF the railroad
eating house at Terrace, paid Ogden one Of
his regular business visits yesterday.
Katie Dean" an opera, will be given in
Union opera house to morrow night under
the able direction Of Professor Edwards.
The stock of w. B. Wheeler, of the Palace
drug store, on Washington avenue, was
yesterday seized by a deputy marshal on
writ of attachment.
Levi Billings and family, Of Marion,
Kas., are visiting Miss NJ. A. Carpenter in
this city They are charmed with Ogden
and may conclude to locate here.
Bricklaying was commenced yesterday
on the Scudder & Carlson brick block on
lower Twenty-ffth street, and work on the
building will be rushed until it is com
Pleted.
IN the probate court yesterday, in the
matter of the estate of Il. X. Williams, de-
deased, an order was made for the sale of
personal property and an order making
family allowance.
Ten lusty fellows, members of the chain
gang, are doing good work in the street de-
partment. Washington avenue and
Twenty-fourth and Twenty fifth streets
have been much improved by the labor of
Baxter's boarders.
S. NJ. PreShaw, who was selected by the
mayor to go east and investigate the merits
of Kalamein pipe. as proposed by the Bear
River and Lake Canal and Irrigation com
,.-il1 tn mn
expects 10 be absent about three weeks.
Sunday night was the coolest of the sea-
son, and yesterday morning the early risers
found the ground frozen solid and had
foretaste of winter. The day was cool,
with brisk breeze blowing, thus making
outdoor work very pleasant and agreeable.
The asphaltum sidewalk in front of the
David Kay building has been taken up for
the second time, it not being satisfactory
10 the contractor, Mr.. Porter, who was not
here when it was put down. 1t will be
araiu laid under the direct supervision of
Mr.. Porter.
Damon lodge No. 6, K. of P, will be in
stituted at Terrace TO morrow night, in
stead OF Saturday, as heretofore announced
in this column. 1t will start on its career
with twenty charter members, mostly en-
pluyees of the Southern Pacific company.
Ogden knights will be there in good force.
Hon. NJ. ID. Foley, OF Eureka, New, and
a member OF the firm of Remington, John
son * Co, Salt Lake city, spent a few
hours in Ogden yesterday. He was much
pleased with the spirit of progress mani
tested, as evidenced by the many buildings
in course of erection and the public i'm
prOvements going on.
The following named gentlemen have
fled their certificates OF appointment as
trustees of the Methodist university with
the county clerk, the same having been ap.
proved by the probate court, as provided
by the Edmunds Tucker law for trustees
Of church property: S. NJ. Preshaw, G. r.
Hank, NJ D Freeman. NJ. o. Johnson, J.
NJ. Preshaw, F. A. Dillingham; and Amos
Seebring.
Vice-Grand Master John J. Hannahan,
of the Brotherhood of Locomotive F'iremen
of Chicago, Illinois, assisted by H. J.
Grubnan and John j. Murphy, of Terrace,
and :. II. Hand, of Pocatello, spent the en-
tire day yesterday in organizing lodge of
the order in this city to be known as Oasis
Lodge No. 404. Its membership embraces
the iireInen on the several roads who run
In and out of Ogden. To day Mr.. Hanna
han and others will 60 to Terrace and
organize a lodge at that place. The officers
OF the new lodge will be appointed today.