The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-03-28
THE NEWS IN OGDEN.
What the Denizens of the June
ton City Are Doing.
SOME REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
The Ogden Baseball CIub-Prof. Haeser's Lee
ture-A New Building-Police and
District Courts.
SALT LAKE HERALD BUREAU,
MAIN STREET,
OGDEN. March %. 1889.

OGDEN, March u, 1889.
Professor Leo Hefeli is again pencil
pushing for the Union.
w. F. Graham has succeeded to the bust
ness of Green g. Graham.
w. w. Fife, architect, has no partner
now, but is vending his way alone IN the
sea Of plans and specifications.
The Utah Produce & Commission com
pany have sold out to Bramwell q Co., VINO
will continue business at the old stand
The lawn around the county court house
presents d bright shade OF green showing
good care and attention on the part OF the
janitor.
Carpenters. plasterers and painters are
straining every muscle to make ready the
novelty theatre for the opening next Mon
day evening.
A row of young poplars has been set out
around the corner occupied by Nelson real
estate Office corner Lincoln and Twenty
fifth streets.
The ordinance necessary for remaining
the streets will be presented by the com
mittee on streets at the council meeting to-
morrow evening.
In the police court, yesterday, one soil
tary inebriate was assessed s. and costs,
amounting to 50. The city treasury was
th1St much the richer, as the aforesaid sum
was paid.
The Ogden typographical union met yes
terday afternoon and elected {. b. An
thony delegate to the international conven-
ton, which will be held in Denver in the
second week in June.
The Ogden baseball club, which was re
organized last Monday evening, held their
first practice last evening at Lester park
A goodly number of spectators were at
tracted to the grounds.
The old blacksmith shop and the plumb
ing shop adjoining it a few doors north of
the o. X. corner is being torn down to make
room for another fine brick building. A
HARDWARE firm will occupy the ground floor
The police commission have adopted thir-
ty-seven sections of regulations for the
better government of the police The par
ties most affected, l. E. the offenders are
kept very busy studying up on the contents
ofNsaid sections.
me Mana mine, located within short
distance of this city, has lately produced
some excellent specimens of iron ore All
that is needed to make this property eX-
ceedingly valuable is the establishment of
iron works in or near this city.
An order was issued by Probate Judge
Cross appointing Alfred Folker admins
traitor of the estate of John Foiker de-
ceased suitable bond having been filed.
Thomas D. Dee, James Taylor and James
Hallop were appointed appraisers.
Prof Carl G. Maeser, superintendent of
the Stake academies of the territory, is an
nounced to lecture this evening at the Sec
ond ward meeting house before the Poly
sophical society of the Weber Stake AGA
deny. A full house will doubtless greet
the distinguished visitor.
The front elevation of Wright Il Sons
imposing brick building has been prepared
by Architect w. w. Fife, of city hall fame,
and is on exhibition in the show window of
she former. The drawing shows beauti-
Bul three-story structure with large plate
glass windows and would be a credit to a
city of 100000 inhabitants.
A carload of printing material for the
Commercial, including press, engine and
boiler, ard a quantity of type, has been
TS,ived and placed in the large storeroom
formerly occupied by the Brunswick res
taurant The old sign Brunswick still Orna-
ments the front of the building and will
enable the perambulating printers to locate
the new office. For a more definite (D
description of the location, according to the
new arrangement of streets, it is at laos
Washington street.