The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-07-13

| Inc lily Ill Drlcl.
A young lady, daughter of the editor of
the Laramie Sentinel, had herlpocket picked
of $50 at the union passenger station yes
terday morning. She came in on the Union |
Pacific and was awaiting train to go to
Salt Lake.
Miss Eugene Smith has gone to Mil
waukee and while there will visit num-
Der OF popular eastern watering resorts.
The canal company keep a man in this
| city all the time looking Tor labOrers. He
finds more buns and dead beats than the
kind of people that he wants.
There was no session of the First dis
trlct court yesterday, as Judge Henderson
was absent at Salt Lake city.
The fire department has received 1000
| feet OF Red Cross hose.
Yesterday was another red hot day.
The closing of the saloons today will
send mighty host of men out of town to
the various resorts and beer will flow
down their throats more freely than water
hows through the pipes OF the Ogden
waterworks.
The workmen (some of them) "knoclz
off" at p. II. Saturday. After that hour
and until late in the evening the principal
streets are iammed with moving humanity.
II j. ID. Negus were here instead Of in
New York, and could be induced to tell
now operating in Ogden eanon, it is more
than probable that public curiosity would
be satisfied. If he would touch upon the
subject of right of way from Ogden through
Weber calon, IL is not at all Improbable
that he could furnish an explanation of the
inexplicable delay of the Pacific Sort Line
IN commencing work at This end of the
line" Negus knows great many things,
ana he may possibly know something about
the above matters which are being so much
talked about in Ogden. But, ''don't gif id
away"
John S. Mosby, jr., left last evening for
his home at Denver, where he is engaged in
the practice OF law.
The name of the successful bidders for
sewer construction are not familiar to
local readers. The Ogden Clay company
failed to get the contract for pipe, it bein g
let to the w. S. Dickey Clay company of
Kansas City, Mo. The bids of Hopson &
, Wilkerson for Louisville cement and for
construction were accepted.
a trotting race for $500 will occur to-
morrow afternoon over the Hot Springs
track. John NJ. Dee and W. B. Caller will
drive each his own colt the former to
sulky and the latter to buggy.
There is no positive information yet in
regard to the surveyors now running lines
through Ogden canon Some folks'
think it is being done for the Burling-
ton, others that it is for the Rio Grande
Western, and still others believe that it is
Union Pacific outfit
h o. A. Kennedy hassresigned his position
as manager of the Tribune's Ogden depart
meut, TO give his attention to more pleas
ant ana more lucrative employment in his
real estate business. His successors w.
f. earns, of Salt Lake city.
The territorial board of equalization,
which held a session here last Friday, left
!, yesterday morning for Utah county, which
will engage their attention for some time to
come.
The Ogden Rowing club are getting
ready for business. Their new shell was
taken to the lake day or two ago and
: given a trial. Last evening the club held
8 an important meeting at the Ogden State
J, bank
The friends of the old folks are taking an
,. active interest in their behalf and adopting
/ measures Tor their comfort and happiness
during the excursion and picnic, which
takes place on the 18th. A meeting of the
county committee was held yesterday tc
consider matters of detail. Lists of the
/ old people from each ward and settlement
y of Weber county that intend to go on the
# excursion should be sent in Immediately tc
IL Bishop L. j Stevens. y
:, The Citizens Electric Light company
Al the new company now preparing to start
into business in this city, offer TO furnish
from forty to eighty arc lamps of ZOO
candle power, free OF charge, and an cleo
tric current sufficient Tor said lamps at sic
ID per lamp per month. The committee OF
- public works, TO whom this offer was made
- should report favorably. There is need o.
many more lamps, even on streets that ar,
now supplied with them. There should b,
lamps, not only at the intersections o
s. Streets but midway between them. F'o
n ! pyQmnln fhnra : n licyht in tho
N formed by Washington avenue and Twenty
d fourth street and another one at Twenty
fifth and the same avenue. Now, in order
to properly light up the intervening spac
there ought TO be another lamp near tn,
E. centre of the street opposite William
IL Driver Il Sons drug store, and this plal
n should be followed in other parts of the city
y: Subscribers to THE HERALD who fail t,
b, receive their copies OF the paper regularl,
will confer favor by reporting each an,
every omission TO the manager of tn
branch office, room 3, Cortez block.
a committee of the Ogden Typographi
cal union will meet with the committees o
4 all other iaborinG organizations in the city
z to-day, in the room over the Chicago clotfi
e ing store on Washington avenue. Tn
~ meeting viii take place at 3 p. m.
X The funeral services over the remains o
a Mrs. Madge Chamberlain viii DO held to
= day at 1890 q. III. at the Baptist church
Friends are requested to be present at tn
lS residence at 10 Il. N.
Tho census of Ogden is to be sttools
right next time. The city will see that
is properly done, and will then ask Uncl
Sam to retake it with his own appointees
y; after which comparison will be made.
Ogden is likely to have an electric rail
way before long. 1t certainly will hav
one if the franchise asked for at the las
meeting OF the city council be granted.
" Remember the school elections Il
c., morrow. Voters in the different ward
ST. will go TO the following polling places
1 1h,i First ward, in the city hall; Second war,
W. Office of Nelson s. Fell, 22S Twenty-fourt
street; Third ward, at Mound Fort schoo
house; Fourth ward, at tue office of V
IN, G. Silva, 235l Washington avenue; FIT
ward, at Douglass blacksmith shop G
Washington avenue, adjoining Reeds hote
Tomorrow ithe polls will be and renal
open from one hour after sunrise unit
sunset.
The city paid 5000 toward building tt
new bridge over the Weber river at I'll
foot OF Thirteenth street, or 81. 200 moi
than the estimate.
A race between a local Splinter and al
unknown will be one of the attractions q
%; Ogden hot springs to-day
rs, Late Friday afternoon a man name
Nelson fell from Weber river bridge an
II; had his right arm badly broken and tt
30 wrist dislocated.
so Captain ]. Witherill, well known in Sa
Lake and who commanded the Arabs du
ing the carnival. left Ogden yesterday f,
his ranch in Rich county. "Cap" says h
Ter viii avoid the busy haunts of men for
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