The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-06-05
OGDEN DEPARTMENT.
The City in Brief.

We are getting our new opera house all
right.
Our real estate sales and transfers are
j, showing up well.
! The circus has gone and we are now
4 looking forward with anxiety to the car
I nival-Ogden's greatest historical event.
Work on the Reed hotel, on the corner of
Washington avenue and Twenty h1tn
street, is being pushed ahead vigorously.
John s. Lewis is single no longer. The
reason why?n He got married and he did
well, as he is in the jewelry business any
way. Now he has jewel indeed.
On Friday next the Ogden academy will
hold it's annual closing exercises, for
which occasion a SPLENDID programme has
been arranged. Under Professor Kings
management this educational establishment
is progressing in popularity and increasing
IN attendance.
The Syracuse bathing resort, in which
d. e. Adams is interested one-half and the
Kiesel company, Of Ogden, the other 90 per
cent. is to be opened in a few days with
most astonishing attractions and features
OF charming and entertaining novelty.
Rev. Sam Small has left US, but only for
an interval. When he comes back from
the east he will assume tie management OF
the Wesleyan (Methodist university, to
the presidency of which he was elected the
other day, to fill it with all the power OF
his continental popularity.
Our Oberbuergermeister Hon. f. Kiesel,
lis away up in the north on business intent
(9Ie is likely to attend to it to. Fritz is
getting 10 be as popular in the intermoun-
tain region as his Prussian namesake OF
100 years ago ever was or could expect to be-.
~. II. c." does not mean that 'You
are No Goodn 1t refers to the Utah
National Guards, a fine looking body of
men, proud of their country and assocla-
tions. They are under good drill and are
doing their best to keep up the reputation
of Ogden as a social center.
The boys of the military academy are
having an outing in Ogden canon, where
the healthful principles and practices of
field discipline are instilled into their verd-
ant minds. 1t will do them good to be
made to realize the ''strapazzen" and other
hardships of roughing it.n
Artesian well boring is quite success at
Harrisville, where Bishop P. G. Taylor
has had two wells sunk to depth of nearly
! three hundred feet and struck stream OF
%tninety gallons per hour. This is goodly
indication of aqueous abundance. No more
mussing about ditch rights after this.
Now that we have received the good
news Of free postal delivery to be estab
lished in Ogden, we feel somewhat re
lieved, although the postal system needs K
be relieved good deal yet, the service
being entirely INADEQUATE to the require
ments, though through no fault OF The
postmaster. But change is needed.
On Tuesday night the Sacred Hear
Academy's male juniors department had /;
fine exhibition whereat they exhibited the
requirements and accomplishments which
they secured through the past year under
the tender tuition OF the sisters of the Holy
Cross who are in charge of the st. Joseph:
school
There's music in the air all day long
''The Wacht am Rhine,' the 'Marseillaise'
the ''Star-Spangled Banner,n ERIN Gt
Bragh'' and other national airs are filing
the air with their righteousness. though
even drawled out only of the inwardnes
of a melodion, accordion or some othe
music-malking mechanism.
Between Quincy and Jackson avenue
there are the carcasses of some animals 0
the equine kind that require funeral alton
ton such as might be vouchsafed by Rev
4 Hill-who, by the WAYS awfully mad be
cause some of his obstreperously insidiou
plate-passing tatics have been held out t
deserved public execration
There is more than the usual amount O
interest manifested in the, coming terri
torial election. The Liberals think the
can carry Weber county, but the People
party won't let 'em if they can help il
Meanwhile, the registration work is goin
on with undated vigor. Let all and one b
registered is this writer's faithful admon
A