The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-05-09
THE NEWS IN OGDEN.
The Special Chamber Meeting ON
the Smelter Proposition.
SECOND COLORADO EXCURSION.
Judge Henderson on Gambling Dens and
Houses of Infamy-POlice Court Pick
ings-PrObate Court.
The SALT LAKE HERALD BUREAU,
No. 242l WASHINGTON AVENUE,
OGDEN. Nav 9.

OGDEN, MAY y.
All the trains were on time yesterday.
A work train is now engaged daily filling
in the grade at the new depot.
The weather yesterday was clear but
chilly, with no wind. Thermometer at
pm, 60 degrees.
In his charge to the grand jury Tuesday,
NIIdge Henderson was particularly severe
on gambling dens and houses Of infamy.
Luke Murrin, Cheyenne, D. McCurdy
and wife, Omaha, and w. G.. Fredericks,
st. Louis, are guests of the Broom hotel.
The police commission yesterday censured
the officer against whom charges had been
brought, but did not consider that there
was sufficient grounds for dismissal
Two Italians from Shoshone, on the
Oregon Short Line, have been added TO the
number of patients at the Union Pacific
hospital. Their injuries are not serious.
Gas pipes are to be laid along Twenty
fifth street west of Lincoln avenue to the
new depot, and along Jefferson avenue,
between Twenty-fourth and Twenty-hfth
street.
To-day the Ogden cricketers go to Wells
vile. where they will contest a game with
the WeIsville eleven Friday. Saturday
the two eleVens will give an exhibition
game in Logan.
The baseball game between the Deserets
and RosebudS for S25, was played IN Lester
park yesterday afternoon, and resulted in
favor of the ROsebuds. The score could
Il It be learned.
This evening the British residents of Og-
den viii hold a meeting at the office Of John
Scowcroft & Sons for the purpose OF APP
pointing committees to make arrangements
for the celebration of Queen Nictoria's
birthday, May n.
Z. d. Higginbotham, il, and Miss Geneva
Marsh, both of this city, We're married IN
We Logan temple yesterday. The bride
and groom are each but nineteen years old.
The young lady is a daughter Of George
Marsh.
Some time ago Isabella Seeley obtained q
verdict against the Southern Pacific rail
way company for s., 900 for the killing OF
her husband in the Ogden yards. Next
Monday the arguments for and against a
new trial will be made before Judge Hen
derson.
The next excursion of ColOradans to
Utah is expected to reach Ogden Monday,
MAY 20 Preparations are being made to
give the visitors even heartier welcome
than that accorded to the April excursion
lists. There is talk Of ball, but nothing
definite has developed.
The rite of confirmation, or laying on of
bands. was conferred yesterday morning at
the Catholic church by Bishop Seaman.
Among those receiving the rite were Misses
Carrie Lewis, daughter of j. S. Lewis,
Josephine O'Neil, Mary Fallen, Alice
O'Neil and Master Patsy Parker.
Bennett & Bradley, for the defendants,
will argue for new trial Monday next, be-
fore Judge Henderson, in the case OF Katie
NJ. Brown, child, VS.. the Western Union
Telegraph company. At the former trial
plaintiff was awarded $500 damages foI
uon-delivery of a teleqram. L. r. Rogers
wilASppear for the plaintiff.
Beseret land certificate No. BOG was
placed on record yesterday in the recorder
office. 1t is in favor of George Lashus, and
covers the southeast quarter and the south
half of the southwest quarter of section 2
township ). north Of range ,, west, 2It
acres. The certificate is dated May y,
1855. and is signed by Grover Cleveland.
A part of the estate Of the late Joseph S.
Pool. who was killed by the cars Of the
Southern Pacific railroad company is rather
visionary. As set forth in the petition OF
his widow to be appointed ADMINISTRATIVE
cash is represented at 800 and household
goods at $3.50, while damages due from the
railroad company, and which have not yet
been awarded. are estimated at $4,000.