The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-09-22
THE NEWS IN OGDEN.
A Paper Bag Mandatory Coming
to the Junction.
A HEATHER WANTS BIG DAMAGES.
Real Estate Transactions frying to Secure
Free Postal DeliVery-The Mar
kets, Etc.
THE SALT LAKE HERALD BUREAU,
No. 2503 WAsHINGToS AVENUE,
OGDEN, September %.


No. 2502 WASHINGTON AVENUE,
OGDEN, September %.
Real estate men are looking happy and
extremely busy. Colorado people evidently
mean business.
A train consisting of twenty-five cars
Of raisins passed through this place en-
route for the east Thursday.
Who says Spencer isnta bird! Yester-
day he closed up trade for fifteen acre
farm for a bee ranch near the CITY
A sturdy hunter, with big string OF
rabbits on his shoulder, was a feature Oh
Washington avenue yesterday afternoon.
The new Craig laundry on Twenty-tifth
street, which was 6amaged by the hre lasJ
week. will be removed to the old street car
barn opposite.
II is sincerely hoped that General KIM
hall will be successful in his enortS 10 Sc
cure free delivery for Ogden, whlle on MS
yisit to Washington.
Our duck hunters are beginning to find
their way homeward and since there are but
very few birds to be seen it is fair to sup
pose their luck was not phenomenal.
D. II. Peery. jr., reports sale yester-
day. of some acreage property in the south
cart of town TO NJ. Shaughnessy and b.
AicCabe, of Leadyille. Consideration,
$500.
d.. BlSGlel.
the city and will erect at once nall dozen
cottages on his property on First East
street, between Twenty sixth and Twenty
seventh.
Another pleasant company cOngregated
nj the residence of Mrs. Mcintosh, COM
posed of the young people connected with
the Methodist Sabbath school. Music etc.
comprised the programme
plans for the new hotel have arrived and
are being inspected by contractors. Inc
hotel will be a great ornament to the city
when completed. Contracts for the eX-
cayation and the stone work Will be let at
once.
The cunning party, consisting OF a. }.
Warner. H G.. Bigelow. ir., and Charles
Coonley. returned yesterday from their
trip. loaded down with ducks. They eX-
yerienced pretty tough weather for party
of tenderieet.
A temperance meeting will be held at the
county court house Monday evening next,
John 4. Bowie chairman. The lecture will
be delivered by Scott Anderson, and if the
interest manifested viii warrant, a series
Of lectures will follow.
w. J. Ross has accepted the position va
Gated by +. 4. Bergman, as bookkeeper at
George A loves establishment. Mr..
Ross wa, until the change III admlmstra-
ton. foreman in the mail service between
Ogden and Butte.
Another commission house has been
opened up, this one by ". n; walker, a
young man recently from Ord. Neb. The
Speciality will ne the Seward, Nebraska
oatmeal the excellent quality OF which
THE HERALD man can testify to.
The insurance adiuster on the Hong Sling
srDrl, which was damaged by fire last
week, has arrived from San Francisco, but
: having some trouble to settle the matter.
Sling claims damages u the extent OF
81 900. which the insurance man Will not
agree to.
The new warehouses under course OF con
struction by F. j. kiesel * Co. on Wall
avenue are nearly completed. The ware
houses are commOdiOus and nicely located
aud will be the means OF saving the com
Dany heavy drayage bills besides being 50
convenient to the cars.
Owing to some irregularity in the mail
Friday night our usual Saturday mornings
budget was not received at The HERALD
ofice until after the paper had gone to
press Surely the postofice department
needs reorganization when a letter for Salt
Lake can't carry straight.
Friday evening the Young Peoples So
ciety of Christian EndeavCr Of the Baptist
church held a reception to which many OF
their friends received invitations. A
pleasant time was spent in introductiOns,
natch-the words being spelled back
wards.
In a saunter around the southwestern
part of the city, particularly in the vicinity
Of the railroad depot one cannot fail to be
struck with the building going on, old
houses undergoing repairs, additions made,
preparations for new lawns, and great
many comfortable cottages are beng
erected.
- yr,,,.., ~ NI;,e T5,.,eba I2rovr,,
we're quietly married in the presence OF
few intimate friends at the Presbyterian
parsonage last evening by Rev. Josiah Nc
Lain Mr.. Wallace is an employee at
Eccles' mill and his young bride is a well
known resident of Ogden. The happy
couple will at once commence housekeep-
ing. Harry and his bride have our best
wishes for happy, useful life
Parties were in the city yesterday in the
interest of paper bag mandatory. This
industry cannot fail to be a remunerative
one in Ogden as the demand is very great
and this place is a natural distributing
point as well as being plentifuly supplied
with water, fuel, etc. This will add an
other to the lengthening list Of manufactur-
ing establishments.
w. E. Pugh and Charlie Jennings are
building a very handsome two story double
brick residence on their lots on jefferson
avenue. between Twenty-third and Twenty
fourth streets. Work has been delayed on
account of the contractor being busy on
other work, but the buildings will prob
ably be finished by October 10. Cost of
both will be about five thousand five
hundred dollars.
Mr. w. F. Thompson, one Of the owners
of the Rushton addition, IS in the city with
uis plat of the ground and with several
very pretty and modern plans for houses.
His plan IS to at once build several brick
houses on the different parts of the addi-
ton. which will be offered as soon as com
pleted. Mr.. Thompson will sell lots and
build residences to suit the purchasers II
desired His plans for homes costing from
two thouisn dOl;rs TO four thousand dol
lars are veiy pretty aud convenient and
will be an ornament to this section OF the
city.
Personal.
J. r. Boutwell, went TO Salt Lake yester
day.
buffalo Jones has returned from his