The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-04-30
NHE NEWS IN OGDEN.
A Long List Of Real Estate Trans
ferS Recorded.
DEATH OF A MORMON PIONEER.
A Serious Accident in Planning Mill-Prepar-
ations for To-Day's CelebratiOn-The
Citys News in Brief.
DEATH OF A MORMON PIONEER
THET ISALAKE HERALD BUREAU,
No, 2421 WASHINGTON AVENUE,
OGDEN, April 90 J

OGDEN, April 30.
4 C. H. O'Brien, of Omaha, is in town.
A train load of oranges passed east last
evening
Henry Tribe, of Salt Lake, was in Ogden
yesterday.
ExMayor Eccles' little boy Roy is rapidly
recovering.
Byron Sessions, of Woodruff, Utah, was
in the city yesterday.
h-The Ogden baseball nine went down to
Galt Lake this morning to contend with the
Nationals.
Mrs. Mercer. A. Greenwald and William
Lairm. all from Salt Lake, are registered
at the Broom.
Rev. Samuel Unsworth preached Sunday
morning and evening IN the Episcopal
church at PromontOry.
Work on the grade Of Tweaty fifth street
hill was begun yesterday by the contrac-
tors, Messrs. Corey Bros.
Yesterdays Union Pacific passenger
train was on time The D. & r. G. w. and
Southern Pacific We're each an hour late.
A cold rain fell Saturday night and Sun
day and Monday the weather was chilly and
overcast. Thermometer 90 degrees at
pm.
The late Judge Emerson's son, Mr.. A c.
Emerson, who has been very i'll ever since
the death of his father, IS nOwin fair way
to recover.
The notice of the fling Of two coal claims
which appeared in Sundays HERALD, re
suited in four wagon loads OF visitors to
the location the same day.
Henry p. Randall ana Owen A. Randall,
two minors, appeared before Judge Cross,
yesterday, and chose their father, Charles
=. Randall, their guardian.
Tho lodias Of the Pres bvtaTian church
viii give social next Thursday evening.
Refreshments and the sale of useful and
fancy articles will be the features.
A A photograph of the front Of the Swan
JHolmes- Robinson interstate land office,
with about twenty-five people connected
with the establishment, was taken yestar-
day afternoon.
Rev. C. NJ. Armstrong, of St. Paul's
chapel. Salt Lake, filed the pulpit OF the
church of the Good Shepherd, this city,
Sunday morning, and Professor A. c.
Newill in the evening.
It is rumored that Professor y. G.
NewiIl, principal Of the Episcopal school IN
this CITY is soon to be married to a Salt
Lake lady. The professor has already sup
piled himself with house and furniture.
The Plasterer's union Of this city has
promulgated the following schedule OF
wages. which took effect yesterday: $3.50
of the week, and eight hours on Saturday.
The programme for the next meeting of
the City Teachers association, May 3, is as
follows: Opening exercises; reports; One
jhOur with the old masters IN music" Prof.
l. d. Edwards; music; chorus; benedic
ton.
l. n Clark, chief engineer of the Pacific
Short Line, is on his way west, and IS eX
pected to reach Ogden at any time, If the
g ,rs,,np+iyv, gotiafoptory-
Mr.. Clark will, from May 5th to 18th, ad-
vertise for bids on contract work on the en-
tire line.
zp.eorge Lourie, an old resident of Ogden,
Is suffering from cancer of the stomach,
and there is but slight hopes OF his re
covery. Mr. Lourie is boot and shoe
maker, and the pressure Of these articles
against the stomach so constantly has re
suited in cancer
There is great activity in building III Og-
den. Dwellings and other structures are
now under contract and proposed to the
value OF $3.50, 800. These include the Corey
hotel and the Presbyterian church. The
Methodist church, when contracted for
will add SIS, 600 10 the amount named.
There is evidence that some of the most
substantial business men Of Ogden are in
torestcd in the early establishment in the
city of an iron foundry and smelter. The
proposition is to build entirely new works
on a scale commensurate with the means at
their command, and to let the plant grow
up as business demands.
The Incorporating papers preliminary to
organizing the Mana mining company are
being prepared. The capital stock will be
$50 900, in 81 shares, and the incOrpOrators
Are G. A. Mclean, president; c. L. Saw
selle, secretary; John Q. Cannon, treas
urer; r. K Little, l. FrOdsham, and L
Nicholson The Mana mine is within three
and half miles of Ogden, in Ogden canon,
south of Wilson'S sawmill. Half Of the
stock has already been subscribed for with
out solicitation. Ten thousand shares are
DOW for sale for the purpose of raising
Nlnds TO construct tramways, etc. Mr..
&eLean is . cousin of Wash Mclean, of
Cincinnati.