The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-01-30
OGDEN DEPARTMENT.
The City in Brief,

Inc ulmlnutlVe Mexican woman, tn
little midget who was on exhibition in Won
city short time ago, is dead. She died a
Truckee few days ago.
The Utah & Northern got two train
through from Logan yesterday The roat
north OF that place is, however. blocked
The Park City train came in on time las
evening. The Utah & Northern sent out ;
train Tor FRANKLIN at 80 last evening anG
VIII send out another at 9:15 this morning
Relief for the fuel famine in Logan was
given yesterday. Eighteen carloads OF
sIcoal were forwarded to that place
Il In the probate cou1t yesterday hearing
vas mad In the matter of the petition OF
John K. and Ann Horrocks, to be admins
traitors of the last will and testament of
John w. Horrocks, deceased. Lulu Bar
ton withdrew her opposition, and John
heck was appointed administered or with
the Will annexed, and James E. Horrocks
administrator of the will, each being re-
quired to qualify in bond of s., 900.
Architect Thompson has prepared the
plans Tor an elegant building for Mr. Doug
lass, to adioin the new Reed hotel on the
south. 1t is to be six stories in height.
The Southern Pacific company started a
traln Tor the west at / p. m. yesterday.
There were eight coaches and sleepers in
the train, and every seat was occupied. A
train also came in ffom Reno, bringing a
few passengers.
The officials at the union passenger
station report that the blockade on the
Sierra Nevadas has been raised and trains
iage now moving.
y The Utah & Northern railroad between
FRANKLIN and McCammon, has been aban-
uoned Tor the present, and passengers
pound north now have to go around by wav
OF the Oregon Short Line
Three inebriates were before the police
court yesterday, to explain to the Judge
why they did it. They were fined 50 each.
which they paid.
Lon Robinson, who was tried by Police
Justice Preshaw on the charge of gambling.
was adludged guilty and fined S99 His at
Uorney, L. h. Rogers, appealed the case.
a sleigh load Of passengers arrived from
Logan yesterday. They started early in
the morning and arrived about the middle
of the afternoon.
ben Rlch received letter yesterday from
Bear Lake, which had been fourteen DAYS
on the way. The blockade on the Oregon
Short Line is responsible for the delay.
V. Rapp, Valentine Gideon and Tillman
u. Johnson were yesterday admitted to
practce at the bar of the First district
court.
Washington avenue is full of chuck holes
resulting from the thawing of snow and ice |
Mr.. c. b. Anthony, The HERALD's CITY |
clrculator of Ogden, has got the CARRYING |
business down to very fine point. and |
subscribers are served in such manner
as to have no room for complaints of non
delivery. He has seven carriers on as
many different routes, and the 700 and odd
copies OF THE HERALD that come to Ogden
are all delivered within an hour after their
arrival.
The weekly meeting of the city teachers
will take place tomorrow evening at Z
O'CLOCK FRIENDS OF the common schools
are invited
Prof. Leo Hafeii is going to make raid
on Salt Lake city in a few days, with his
second volume "As You Like It.''
I, K. Little and ''Wint'' Harris have
bought out Pat Desmond, and are fitting
up the building for business
The branch office of THE HERa1n is in
Reed Il Burgitt's real estate Office first
door south of Boyle & Co.'s, Washington
avenue. The business Office is at G. B.
Anthony's news depot on Twenty-fifth
street, between Washington and Grant !
avenues.
4. A. Street, the well-known miner. has
I Ius. returned from Mesa county, Colo. He Z
Aeft here about two week ago for Unaweep |
canon, through which flows the east fork
a West creek and empties into the Gun
flson river, about SIX miles from White-
water. On former visit MIR. Street dis
covered some good placer ground, which he (
nu4S iSSaGeu anu INTENDS to work | L
he and his associates have eight claims
100 acres-and Mr. Street will go back to t
Cnaweep IN lew days and take men and t
materials Tor opening the placers The X
weather is mild and there is now snow on v
the ground. Mr.. Street is a thoroughly e
reIaole man and not given to exaggeration. v
The coming municipal election in Salt Y
Lake city eXcltes considerable interest in o
Ogden. The opinion of well posted men ia
that the contest will be close and that :
neither party will win by large majority.
Inc opinion Is openly expressed here by T
Liberals, that the ticket just nominated by :
the Peoples party is very strong one. and
5hast Tor character and ability it could not =
pc {scelled.
why does not some one go into the gar
denlng business on large sale? 1t Ger
talnly cannot be because the raising of
vegetables would not pay. The land here
bouts is as fertile as any under the sun.
lnd well adapted TO farming and garden
ing. There is always a market for the
products of the farm and garden at remun
,ratlve prices, especially for vegetables
md particularly for cabbages. 1t is we'll r
1nown fact that nearly all the cabbages. +
urnlps, bees, caulifiower, ETC., that are -
sold in this market come from California.
md when, as now, there is any odelay on
'he road, the supply Of such vegetables be-
zones exhausted. There's money in gar
lenlng, and no matter how many engage
d 1t there is no danger of overstocking the
market.
G. L, Thompson, the architect of Salt
lake city, was in the city Yesterday on =
BUSINESS connected with the Reed hotel
lie has drawn the plans for several fine
QllQlnU 10 he erected thic