The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-07-23
THE NEWS IN OGDEN.
A Family MIDDLE in the juno
tiOA Town.
HE HIT THE APPLE FIRST TINE.
A Water Quibble-The Odd Fellows Excur-
sion-Tile Liberals Beginning to WhOOp
Real Estate Transfers.
SALT LAKE HERALD BUREAU, !
No. 2421, WASHINGTON AVENUE, 7

CNDL-'- July ~ AS'Se'
There are fourteen prisoners in the city
iail at present.
Hon. F. S. Richards, of Salt Lake City,
was in Ogden yesterday.
The slight sprinkle Sunday night proved
as unsatisfactory as church talrIemonaoe'
The Liberals had blowout at Lynne
last night Quite number went from TINS
CITY. y
The city council will hold an extra SEES
sion tonight, at Wnlch the wafer queStlolI
win be discussed.
The Utah board of election and registra-
lion, commonly called the Utah commits
sion, came to Ogden yesterday.
1t was rumored yesterday that Judge b,
K. Williams, of this city, who has been Ill
with typhoid fever at Logan, had died.
Deputy Marshal Giesy has entered upon
ne discharge of his duties. 1t is said that
Mr. Exum will return to Mississippi to
I'VE.
Z. Dix, of Plain City, who was in this
city yesterday, says the late potato crop IN
mat section of the country will be total
allure.
Testimony was being taken yesterday in
the case of p. j. Desmond VS.. Jack Wilson.
The trial was in progress before Commits
sioner Cross.
The bells and whistles sounded a fire
alarm Sunday night. The cause was fire
"A a Twenty-fifth street lodging house.
Damage triiing.
The rate of taxation has not been in
creased. Property has doubled in value,
and has been assessed at whatit is worth
instead of at 40 per cent.
The Odd Fellows excursion to Lake
Park on the 24th, will be well attended
from Ogden. The management have pre-
pared an attractive programme.
Political meetings will be the order of the
Jay from this time forward. The opening
gun of the Liberal campaign will be fired
OF at Plain City, Wednesday night.
The CITY tax in Cheyenne is II mills on
the dollar In Ogden 1t is only mills, and
yet there are kickers and kickers. of
course. Some people are never satisfied.
\ little conhagration destroyed shed
and haystack about ) o'clock Sunday after
noon. They were on Wall avenue, be
tween Twenty first and Twenty second
Lawyer H. w. Smith (Kentucky), who
IS to try conclusions with Lawyer {. e.
Richards for scat in the legislative coun-
eli. has returned from professional visit
20 Idaho.
Last fall the ice dealers laid in an extra
supply for this summer use. The demand
las been so great that it is feared there
4
5 to be harvested.
Yesterday morning workmen began
clearing off the ground on the corner OF
Adams avenue and Seventy-fourth street,
preparatory to putting in the foundation
Of the new Catholic church.
The farmers and orchardists of Plain
CITY want water 50 badly that they have
instituted proceedings to take away that
belonging to the Bench Canal company in
this city The prayer for an injunction
li.li be heard to-day. The canal owners do
not appear to be much worried about it.
With its issue of Saturday next the Argus
newspaper will close its eyes and retire
rom the Geld. Barris ter Barratt, the pro
-rictor, finds that the running of a semi
."eekIy newspaper, to the exclusion of his
-.w business is not justihable; besides, the
latter business furnishes more nutriment.
For the first time IN several years all the
saloons in Ogden were closed Sunday night,
and as a consequence the streets were filled
yyith disappointed men. 1t is the intention
of the authorities to strictly enforce the or
Ginance in relation to Sunday closing,
which is as it should be. Either enforce
the ordinance without prejudice or par
sality or repeal it.