The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-06-26


The railroad men viii join in the carnival
parade.
Carnival tickets were placed on sale at DIR.
Mander's ofIi,e yesterday.
The west half of Lester park is almost COM
pletely covered over with tents.
Thirty-two expert wheelmen IN uniform will
De a feature of the carnival pageant.
Decorating business places was the rule OBJ
Served yesterday The city begins to look gay.
The Union Pacific trains for the Syracuse
bathing resort now leave Ogden on week days
at 2:l5 and $50 pm.
The old fence around Lester park still remains
in place. 1t ought 10 be removed before the
carnival commences.
Two or three hundred men were on hand last
evening to help raise the canvas roof OF the car
nlval palace 10 position.
A dispatch from New Orleans says that John
l. Sullivan. the bruiser, viii come through to
Ogden on the royal train.
The carnival chorus viii be composed of 30
voices. The Ogden band with thirty pieces will
play the accompaniment.
Aft. Smurtnwaite. of Ogden. and Miss Maggie
Brown, of Wellsvile, Cache county, were mar
rled yesterday at the temple in Logan.
c. b. Anthony has gone out of the newspaper
business and leased the advertising privilege of
the cars Of the Ogden Street railway company.
Tables, seats, etc. will be placed in a. o. U.
w. hall by the press club, and there the visit
ing members OF the press can go TO do their
writing reading, etc
The Niagara Mining company has purchased
eleven more claims in Bingham canon, known
as the Spanish group. The work OF erecting
the smelter near Ogden will soon begin.
A circular, signed by the mayor ana president
OF the chamber of commerce, urging the people
10 decorate their residences and places OF bust
fness, has been distributed all over the City.
The county court agrees to stand two-thirds of
the expense of building new bridge over the
Ogden river on North Washington avenue. The
bridge will be built during the present season.
Two hundred ald thirty five Mormon imnl-
grants arrived here from the east via the Union
Pacific at II a. IN. Yesterday The party was in
charge OF Elders Williamson and Angus Can
non.
Abortion of the machinery for the Ogden Clay
company has arrived and will be put in place as
soon possible. Within month the company
expects TO be manufacturing brick, tiling and
clay shingles.
Word was received here yesterday that the
royal train bearing Rex II had left New
Orleans on time Thousands of people congre-
gated 10 see the train pull out for The capital OF
The western kingdom.
The city physician notifies the public that
blank death and birth monthly reports can now
be obtained at the city recorders office. and he
requests physicians to make out monthly re-
ports of all births and deaths.
: The defense in the murder case in which T.
S. Todd is on trial. rested last evening and Mr..
Dixon. OF Pueblo, for the prosecution, com
menced his argument. Arguments will be ton
cluded and the case given TO the jury to-day.
Union opera house was crowded with people
yesterday afternoon on the occasion of the com
mencement exercises of the Sacred Heart acad-
envy. The exercises We're highly interesting,
and more delighted and satisfied audience
never assembled in this city.
A dispatch from Butte says the carnival is the
talk on the streets, in the stores and hotel lob
hies. The Union Pacific officers are besieged
10y thousands OF people asking information as
TO rates train schedules and tickets. The train
will start for Ogden Saturday.
Forty cars of iron piping for the new water
system are now on hand and will at once be I'M
loaded and the piping distributed throughout
the CITY, Then the work of laying it in the
trenches viii commence. A large force of men
will be employed. so that the entire system
may be completed by September IS Next sea
son, probably, there will be an ample supply of
water for all purposes.
Speaking of the kick made by the Rio Grande
against the Rio Grande Western because the
latter broad gagged its line before the former
from Colorado says the Rio Grande folks are
moving at a snailiS pace and displaying very
little of the energy which they were formerly
supposed 10 possess. The Rio Grande West
ern's Ell gets TO Grand Junction all the same.
= It is claimed that the pressed brick now being
manufactured near Ogden are equal in every
rSespect TO the finest that are produced any
where IN the United States and that the cost is
bne-third less. One company has contracted to
furnish 900 brick for the new opera house
which is being erected by Messrs. browning
Eccles and Clark and the same company has
orders for over eight million brick for buildings
now In course OF erection.
The following are the names Of the Jurors in
the case against Todd charged with the murder
of Desmond: William Smouthy, a. H. Smith,
9,P. Hanson, Andrew Rose, Walter j. Willis,
tSnry Allen. d. c. Walton, Peter Jensen, Z.
C5pdon, Christian johnson, Harvey Taylor, J.
"A. Latham. The witnesses called and sworn
were w. B. Collier, G. w. Larl1in, Joseph Bel
nap, John Brothers, DR.. j. p. Bryant. Hylaud
Berry, w, HarI, G. Vocas, William Studer, DR..
Miles, E. 7. Roche, James Dunn. Mrs. Ella
Desmond and Policeman William Brown.
The carnival committee have sent invitations
TO 10000 newspapers in every state and territory
in the union, and have received assurances that
not less than one thousand representatives of
the press Will come to Ogden to take in the car
nivaL the Ogden Press club will do their best
to entertain their brethren of the quill and as
siSt the carnival committee in making their
stay in the city agreeable. The president of the
Press club, E. a. Mcdaniel, and the chairman
of the executive committee. Frank j. Cannon
will pass upon credentials OF newspaper men
and provide them with certificates as guide to
prevent imposition upon the carnival manage
ment in the matter CT passes.