The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-08-15
THE NEWS IN OGDEN.
About the Proposed Change in
the Chamber of Commerce.
BUSINESS MEN DON'T APPROVE.
a Breezy Budget OF News From the
Herald's Regular Junction City
Correspondent.
SALT LAKE HERALD BUREAU, !
No. 1858 WASHINGTON AVENUE, :
OGDEN, August Is, 1889.

OGDEN, August Is, 1889
Mr.. n A. Harris, the real estate rustler,
; out with a fine team which he has just
purchased.
Mr.. J. H. Strayer, of the Interstate
Town and Land company, left for Denver
yesterday morning.
Mr.. Higginbotham and family returned
rom the canon yesterday after a week 5
camping at Winslow's popular resort
Mr.. S. NJ. Preshaw and family left
yesterday for a few days outing in the
canon. Mr. Holmes attends to Mr..
Preshaw's real estate business during his
absence.
September 2 being Labor day, the largest
crowd of the season will turn out to the re
sort if the weather is favorable The
thorough organization oflabor in this vicin-
ity will make this occasion more than an
ordinary day.
On the DIST the Brotherhood of Railroad
3rakemen monopOliZe the resort, and d
lively crowd is assured. A series of sports
are being arranged and the Ogden brass
band viii pour forth sweet strains of music,
Tor which they are so well known.
Mr. Andrew Ziemer, aged twenty the
son of Mr.. Fred Ziemer, member of the city
council, died at his fathers house on
Sroom's bench yesterday morning of ty-
phOid fever. The funeral will take place at
, pm. Thursday. Our heartfelt sympathy
; extended to the bereayed family.
On the 18th to-day Prof Wiegand's
oand have their grand excursion to Lake
Park, which will be well patronized from
lnis city. Extra trains viii run for the
accommodation of the excursionists. The
water and atmosphere will both be favor
able for fine days bathing. A variety of
sports will be INDUCED in during the day.
A matter of some comment and general
interest is the number of good, solid fami-
les moving to Ogden from other parts of
1ae territory, particularly Utah county.
About dozen good, substantial families
may be counted from Utah county, who are
proud now to be classed as residents in our
Amer can city, and to whom we extend a
cordial welcome.
Among the familiar old time faces to be
seen on the streets, is Mr.. Perry, the con
tractor, who has been located at Anaconda,
Mt, for the past few years. Mr.. Perry
1as Just returned from California where he
mas been spending several weeks for the
benefit of his health, he having been loaded
at Anaconda a year ago. Mr.. Perry will
probably again settle in Ogden.
The Hot Springs resort, nine miles north
OF town, has been purchased from r. H.
slater by Mr.. A. H. Swan, who will pro
seed at once to erect new buildings and
push the motor line TO the resort. There
are 800 acres of valuable ground adjoining
which Mr.. Swan has also purchas I'd, and
upon which a fine race track viii be built,
With the necessary buildings, including
pavilion, stable with 100 stalls, etc. 1t is
hoped to have all completed in time for the
-aI races.
Among the campers at the Winslow re-
scrt 1T present are: Rev. Mr.. Barnett and
-lamily; Mr.. and Mrs. A J. Warner, of
South Raud indiana. Of
Messrs. Short and Hank, the Twenty
iOurth street real estate dealers; Mr.. w.
l.. Baird and family, recently frem Law
renee, KS, but now residents of this city:
Mr.. Adams and family, of Adams Bros.
photographers; Miss Alice Barry, Mrs.
8arrows, and many others whose names
re are unable to secure.
Mr. Garrison, an old Nevada and Colo
RADIO mining man, who has made several
fortunes in the business, is in the city and
mas been for the past week, looking over
The the mineral resources in this vicinity.
Mr.. Garrison says inside of the next few
months, Ogden will prove to be a second
Leadville, with some considerable free
milling ore. He was much surprised at the
dne showings hereabouts and has con-
Guided TO east his lot among US.
Mr.. J. NJ. Wallace, wealthy planter
rom Como, Miss, near Memphis, Tenn,
vas registered at the Broom yesterday, and
Jour correspondent had a pleasant chat
with him. Mr.. Wallace is on a pleasure
"trip through the west, having stopped at
Denver and Salt Lake and is now looking
over the western metropolis, with which he
: much pleased. He is highly delighted
with our lake resorts and says Great Salt
lake is certainly the finest bathing in the
world, excepting, perhaps, the Caspian
sea, with which he was enchanted.
Mr.. Wallace thinks Ogden magic C ty
and one that is bound to double in popula
lion within very few years. He left for
San Francisco last evening.