The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-05-01
THURSDAY,
The City in Brief.
Soda water is now ripe.

Soda water is now ripe.
Crowds of May walkers will go out in the hills
to-day if the weather be propitious.
The machinery for the tile and sewer pipe,
Which is to be manufactured by the Ogden Clay
company, Is on the way here.
The Deseret and Bish Kane's base ball teams
will play game on Lester park tomorrow
afternoon commencing at 80 o'clock.
The demand for tenement houses continues.
Where 10 put the families who are continually
arriving here Is becoming serious question.
The brass band was out last evening drum
ming up crowd for the carnival meeting that
Was held in the city hall. The crowd was large
and enthusiastic.
The plans for the Stayner four-story building
on Washington avenue are being prepared and
work upon the structure will be commenced on
the first day of July.
J. S. Lewis s. Co. will erect an elegant five
story building on the corner of Twenty-tifth
street and Grant avenue this year. The loca-
ton Is one of the best in the city.
One peace disturber and two DRINKS were
tried In the municipal court yesterday. The
former was fined Sll.50 and the two bacchen-
alians went to jail for ten days each.
The Fourth ward fair will open next Tuesday
Contributions have been coming in until the list
is swelled 10 large proportions, and the indica-
tons are that the fair will be an unbounded sue
cess.
Browning Brothers and Eccles & Clark, who
| are among the wealthieSt ana most enterpris-
| ing of Ogden's citizens. will erect an opera
| house on the east side of Washington avenue,
between Twenty fifth and Twenty -siXth streets.
The three ringleaders in the gang of prisoners
| that struck for better grub and shorter hours
last Monday. were not allowed to go to work
Tuesday, so they concluded to skip out. Tues
day night they pried the door of the cellin which
they were confined off its hinges and made their
escape.
In the probate court. in the matter of the es-
tate of Amos p. Stone, deceased; bond of ad-
mlnlstrator filed and approved; order appoint
ing Alfred Folker Wells Chase and George S.
Barker appraisers. and order of notice of publ
cation TO creditors.
1t Will probably be known in a day or two
whether the city will be able to sell portion OF
Union square to the chamber of commerce Ar
gumentS in the restraining suit have been heard
and the matter taken under Amusement by
Judge Henderson.
The New West nine have accepted the chal-
lenge of the Ogden Military academy cadets TO
play game OF baseball on May TO- The former
nine agree to play without the aid of any of the
old members of the Athletics or DeSeretS, In
the two former games played by the two clubs.
the o. NJ. A. S got badly left. There may not be
such a difference the next time.
1t is the height of folly to make any attempt
to pass the Ogden borrowing bill over Harrison s
veto. The plan adopted by the council for pro-
viding sewerage for the cltyis all right. 1t will
not work a hardship on any property owner
Any one who is able to own property on any of
the streets included in the sewer districts, is
well able to pay the attendant expenses
The usual daily runaway took place about
2:30 p. m. yesterday. A span of horses attached
to wagon loaded with lumber took fright at
the street motor, and started from the Coop.
| corner for a run south on Washington avenue.
| The team came tearing along the street. the
driver holding on to the reins and shouting to
people to clear the track In front of the Og-
den Paint and Oil company's store the wagon
collided with buggy, oYerturning and break
ing it and throwing out its occupant who for
tunately, was not injured driver of the
team held on and brought them TO standstill
at Twentysecond street. The only damage
was the breaking of the buggy.