The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-05-15
THE NEWS IN OGDEN.
First District Court Proceedings
Oh Tuesday.
THE REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Briefs and Personal MentiOn-The Gas Light
and Fuel Company Organized-"All Are
Talking Of Utah."
SALT LAKE HERALD BUREAU, !
No. 242l WASHINGTON AVENUE, 7
OGDEN, May 10, 1889. J
s. Foreman is in town.

Judge J. S. Boreman is in town
Fov's new theatre in the Bates block, is
nearly completed. 1t will open May 20
The Woman's Christian Temperance
Union had an ice cream social in the read
ing room last evening"
A. II. Swan returned home from his
eastern trip yesterday morning. He says
the talk east is all Ogden and Utah.
The grading on Twenty-ffth street hill
ETill be completed about June |, when the
street railway will at once be extended
along Twenty fifth street to Mob hill.
The Mana mining company. are getting
down their shaft with commendable energy.
They expect TO have ore on the dump IN
large quantities before the summer ends.
The Ogden Choral Union, a new organi-
cation composed of Ogden's musicol talent,
will hold their first practice next Monday,
Nav 20. Concerts will follow in due time.
Through some unexplained accident
THE HERALD mis- Scd yesterday morning
train. Ogden subscribers are asked TO
excuse the mishap, as such things Will
happen once i'll while.
Rev. Frank Bmnetts pulpit in the Bap-
list church was filled Sunday by Rev. j.
Fletcher, of Plumville, Michigan. Mr.. Bar
nett is in Boston attending the May meet
ings of his denomination.
Inc DUllUlIlR tOllulllltC VI LlAS i iLol va
tional bank have not Yet selected plan.
The work of excavating for foundation Is
progressing rapidly, and the committee
viii soon decide upon the style oil building.
Yesterday was cloudy but pleasant until
about half-past two, when thunder storm
with rain and hail sprang up and lowered
the temperature. lasting about twenty
minutes Thermometer at p. m, OO de-
grees.
ARRANGEMENTS for the entertainment Of
the Coioradoans, who will arrive next
Monday, are completed. There Will be no
IIack OF hospitality and enjoyment, ana the
visitors will have every reason TO De satls-
fed with their Utah trip.
E. r. Hulaniski, freight agent OF the
Union Pacific here. will be chief marshal
on Decoration day. He will represent the
G. A. r. on that occasion and requests each
organization to select one member OF their
number to act as aides de-camp.
There is considerable complaint made
because the Rio Grande Western tram
leaving Ogden for the east at b:JO pm. IS
not provided with sleeper. Inc auUhofl-
ties say that the annoyance IS only temper
any. and is owing to a shortage OF sleepcrs,
which will soon be rcmedled.
A. H. Nelson. of this city. is the owner
of a 4SO-acre ranch near Plain city, TINS
county. on which he has recently been Dor
ing an artisan well. At depth OF +3O feet
water was reached, and vita a nine-lnch
pipe the flow equals 500 gallons minute.
The water is soft and sweet
Ogden canon is looking its prettest.
There is no more lovely drive in Utah than
through Ogden canon. Visitors, to see all
its beauties, should not stop short OF
Huntsville. and the return drive Will be
found even more cutiCing than that out, as
a hotter view OF the magnificent scenery Is
then obtained.
The Ogden Gas-lfght ana Fuel company
has been organized. with a capital stock Of
$50, 600. in shares Of SO eacA. The direct
ors are: David c. Walker V. NJ. c. Silva,
d. F. Walker, Jr.. William Gill Mills John
Kempf. Jr., and \. c. Swain: and the
officers are: d. +. Walker, president; v
NJ. c. Silva, secretary, and d. +. Walker
.Tr.. secretary and treasurer.