The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-02-21
February 81, 1890
FRIDAY,
The City in Brief.

The City in Brief.
The city was exceedingly quiet yester-
day.
Last night was colder than any for three
months previous.
One drunk and ten days is all that Judge
Preshaw got in Justices court yesterday
That means, that's all he got as harvest.
We are going to have free city postage
delivery. General Kimball is glad of the
prospect and the general public are no less
SO.
O''Give US another opera house." "Of
course we will just wait till that corner of
:, Washington avenue and Twenty sixth
street is built up.n
1t looks as if Professor Wiegand would
get his Liberal band up at last in time for
spring concerts. And none begrudges his
hopes or his success.
The Breyer company are performing
nicely in the ex-Methodist church on the
east side of Washington avenue, near
Twenty fourth street.
The local officials representing tue sew
eral railroads in this city are preparing for
the change of time cards which will take
place on the I'd of March.
Moritz Richter got over his recent
rheumatic runs quick enough to help
swelling the Liberal contingent to Salt
Lake city the night before last.
S. H. Cave s. Co. are snugly ensconcing
themselves in their elegant and new head
quarters south of THE HERALD office on
the east side of Washington avenue.
There will be number of art loving
Ogdenites going to Salt Lake city this
Z evening, to take in the splendid promised
hoy the concert of Sarasate and Albert.
Salt Lakers will always find friends at
..%1 L rxl~
a little below Washington avenue, where
''Winet' Harris and ''Tom'' Little will do
the honors.
This evening there will be masquerade
ball at Astill's hall on Five Points, the
street cars running hither and thither for
the accommodation of the natives and
naturalized -
r. H. Slater and wife, having returned
from the east, are again established in the
Hot Springs establishment and prepared
to make that (no THE) leading balneary
institution of the country. They are old
hands at it and will be up to new tricks
Success, doctor!
Real estate combinations are increasing
IN number if not in usefulness The latest
Incorporated is the j. S. Painter Town Lot
company. with j. S. Painter, w A. Settle,
H. A. Weber and John ID. Murphy, OF
Ogden, and r. M. Painter, of Meade Cen
complete corps of crossing sweepers
should be employed and stationed on the
principal crossings during the muddy
weather. Some of the crossings are dis
grace to the city officials and a great an
noyance to people who are obliged to plod
through the mud.
The city council will meet in regular ses
sion this evening, when it is understood
the ordinance conveying portion of Union
Square to the chamber of commerce will
come up for consideration on second read
ing. 1t is the general opinion that the or
dinance will pass unanimously.
In the appointment of F. c.. Tor more
popularity known as 'Clem''). Schramr
and E. A. Shells for deputy registrars, the
Utah commission have done good thing
What the one lacks in age he makes up in
affability, and what the other lacks il
ancient history he makes in up good looks
AT the time of this writing q PM the
jury in the case of A. Brown vs. the South
ern Pacific Railway company, for damages
in the sum of S25 900, filed into the recesse:
of their deliberative destiny. The case ha.
been argued up and down, pro and con
with equal vigor and vim from both sides
W. A. Wade, whose well patronized drus
store on the corner where now the Broom
hotel raises its lofty forehead over mino
structures is well and comfortably stu
:, the control of the county hospital. DR.
\ Wade is gentleman, every inch of him
y Long may he wave!
I 1t is a sorrowful task to again report tina
Alma d. Chambers at one time the bright
est and briskest newspaper foreman il
Ogden, is still suffering from that insidiou
disease which has been undermining hi
health and his family's wealth for
couple of years or more. And he used t
picture of strength.
It's kind of muddy and miry, but tn
sweet solacing spring zephyrs are comm
over the landscape with softly insinuat
ing smile that takes away the ruggednes
of the rocky roads and will do away wit
the unevenness of the thoroughfares owe
which Reed & Burgitt's teams carry yol
with alacrity, and to your financial advan
tage.
Apropos the new school bill in the terri
torial legislature and the talk about educa
= tional development, it is but just to kee
in mind the fact that the three Mormon
trustees of Ogden district inaugurated
system of free schools in Utah. Thei
names are joni Scowcroft NOW super
seeded by Ransford Smith,, John Watso
and Brigham Goddard. All honor to them
The Power dam project is an assure
thing. By it Ogden will certainly becom
the PittSburg of the west and the SUI
rounding country will loom up in greatnes
and glory. Mr.. Mayne, the principal pro
moter of the scheme, Is now on hand t
push things ahead and he will get there
there is getting there" And, of course
there is. There always is with anythin
originated and promulgated in Ogden.
The Ogden Liberals do not like the wa
they were received by their Salt LAX
brethren Wednesday night There was n
one to receive them when they arrived an
the ladies in the party We're obliged I
march up town through the mud as notl
ing resembling hack or carriage was
y be found when the train pulled in Som
of them are on the war path and declar
Nthey will not help ratlfy Salt Lake Lib
eral victory for long time to come.
No Through Trains.