The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-05-11
THE NEWS IN OGDEN.
The Chamber Of Commerce Con-
Sidering the Smelter.
IN THE FIRST DISTRICT COURT.
Meeting of the Shooting Club-Changes in
the Commercial Office-ReaI Estate
Transfers Recorded.
SALT LAKE HERALD BUREAU, J
No. 2I2l WASHINGTON AVENUE,
OGDEN, May II, 1889.

The trains were all on time last evening
Webb Moore, Of Salt Lake, was in Ogder
yesterday.
There was no session of the police court
yesterday, and no arrests.
Yesterday was cloudy and windy. Their
m)meter, 5S degrees, at pm.
j. L. Davis, of the Pueblo Press, has re.
turned to the city after flying visit to the
home Cffice.
Z. E. Holt, contracting agent for the
Chicago Il Milwaukee road, Salt Lake, was
IN town yesterday on business.
Mrs. Tabor, of Denver the former wife
OF Ex-Governor Tabor, has been investing
quite extensively i'll Ogden real estate
c; E: Hooper. travelling passenger agent
OF the MISSOURI Pacific, was an eastbound
passenger over the Union Pacific yesterday
m )rning.
V. G. Samuel, the Butte, Mont, repre-
sentative Of the Chicago house of GrOmmes
u Ulich, is in Ogden, and will 20 down to
Salt Lake to-day.
W. c. Patterson, assistant superinten-
dent of the Pullman Palace Car company
Council Bluffs, is a guest of the Pacific
company's depot hotel.
The general offices of the Bear River
canal scheme will be located in the second
story Of the Kay building. corner of Wash
ington avenue and Twenty fifth street.
The Ogden Shooting club, Thursday had
one of their regular matches. Out of a
possible fifteen, Sam Browning scored Il.
). GreenWell, II, and E. Ensign and Matt
Browning 9 each.
j. H. Bennett, general freight and pas
senEer agent of the Rio Grande Western,
accompanied by his wife. came up from the
capital yesterday morning and went 10
Kansas City over the Union Pacific
council fro oo,,v,,;++,, ,.,,,,:z.:.,-. E
MessIs. Shilling, Whalen and Chapman.
have been visiting Salt Lake for inforIua-
ton on fire department improvements.
with view to increasing the efficiency of
the Ogden department.
George L. Stephenson, formerly ticket
agent for the Southern Pacific company at
Ogden and now in charge of the union
ticket Office at Sacramento, is visiting his
sister and brother-in-laW Mr. and Mrs.
John 5. Corlew, of this city.
The Philosophical society held their regu-
lar weekly meeting last evening in the
Weber stake academy. The lecture Oh
"Ameli ca-Past, Present and Future by !
Professor l.. 7. Moench, was listened to |
with much attention by large audience.
Everybody knows J. H. HaverIy. Jack |
passed through Ogden yesterday morning |
eastbound from the city of Mexico. Mr.. |
Haverly and his friend H. S. Jacobs, an
O-Nl- LlLlt COlOI QUILL, nave purchased a !
silver mine near Morrelles, Mexico.
There was filed in the recorders Office
yesterday receipt for 5000, first pay
ment made by L. J. Elliott to Mary and j.
McGrath. on a total sum OF $50 GOO, the con
slderatiOn for 800 acres of land situated in
sections 10 and 3, township s. north OF range
J, west.
The overland Passenger traffic continues
heavy. Yesterdays Southern Pacific No. |
came in from the west in two sections. On
the first were eighty-scvcn tirst-class pas
sengers and on the second 236 second-class.
Fifty of whom west east by the Union Pa
citic and lS6 over the d. ~ Il. G. w.
There are rumors of changes in the man
agement of the Ogden Commercial Al |
ready Mr. Ellis, who had charge of the
Office work, has retired, and it is said that
MIR. E. w. EXum, the business manager.
will withdraw in a short time. The report
goes that A II. Swan, on the Swan interest.
viii purchase Mir. EXum's stock in the
paper.