The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-08-26
TUESDAY,
General Gleanings.

meeting last evening.
The first story of the new opera house
will soon be completed.
Mrs. w. H. Beardsley, of Green River,
Wyo., is in the city visiting.
G. E. Hobbs has gone to Denver, Colo
RADIO, to enter the practice OF law there.
George c. Otis and Hattie Otis are here
from st. Paul, Mimi, on pleasure trip.
The pass word of Ogden's first Liberal
council is Lay it over till next meeting"
Ogden real estate is beginning to brighten
up somewhat since cooler weather began to
come on.
The Liberal council of Ogden are at
loss to know what TO do with the electric
car franchises.
Ed Howe arrived in the junction city
from Salt Lake yesterday morning. on
business trip.
The Citizens bank began business yes
terday morning. The bank is backed by
considerable capital.
The foundation of the new Catholic church
on the corner of Adams avenue and Tween
ty-fourtb steet is almost completed
Mrs E. w Matson left over the Union
Pscific yesterday morning to make SIX
weeks visit to friends in Red Oak, Iowa.
Judge Cross returned from Pleasant Val
ley junction yesterday where he has been
looking after some stone quarry interests.
G.. H Mcclure, the newly appointed
clerk of the First district court, ass umed
his duties in that capacity yesterday morn
ing.
James Griffin, in custody at the county
court house, is steadily improving. He is
now able to sit up every day d good share
of the time.
G. F. Dart, assistant engineer of the
building department Mountain dlvlsion) OF
rho lTnior1 1sapitip railIyaU w here from
Salt Lake over Sunday.
w. j. Ross, an alderman of Kansas City,
Mo, who has been rusticating in the
Queen City for some time, returned to his
home yesterday morning.
The corner stone of the new Presby-
terrain church on the corner of Adams
avenue and Twenty-fourth street is to be
laid with imposing ceremonies to-day.
Captain Witherell left for his ranch IN
Rich county yesterday morning, where he
will remain several weeks looking after his
interests there.
Mr.. w. II. Gray of the U. P. freight
Office, is feeling happy. Last Sunday
morning his wife presented him with a
fine seven pound boy. Mother and child
doing nicely.
John J. Cortez came into the city yester-
day from Denver, Colorado, on a business
trip. Mr.. Cortez has but recently returned
from an extensive trip to Germany, his
mother country.
7. J. Hudson, Esq, and several others
have gone for a trip TO the mountains.
Before returning they will undertake the
difficult task OF climbing the high Wasatch,
uE0n which the signal station is located.
The military academy will open with
about fifty resident students next Monday.
Prof. Howard is expected home in few
days from Montana and will arrange the
matter of taking in day boys-those that do
not wish to board at the school.
Signor Campobello gave very interest
ing concert at Syracuse beach last Sunday.
a large crowd went out from Ogden, and a
great many arrived there from Salt Lake.
1t is estimated that in all close to sixteen
hundred people were present
Postmaster Nathan Kimball returned
yesterday from the east, where he has been
attending a reunion of the regiment with
which he fought during the late war. He
reports having had very pleasant time
= with his former comrades, and was pre-
scented with a fine gold headed cane by
them.
Alex Stupendyke and Joseph Garfield
from louisiana, passed through the city
yesterday on their return from San Fran
cisco, Cal. They informed the reporter
that the royal party which visited US dur:
ing the carnival were highly pleased witt
the manner IN WHICH Uney were treated
while here, and that they speak in glowing
terms of the future of Utah.
a lady with two children was seen at tn,
union depot yesterday morning that was tt
be pitied. 1t seems she bought a tickle
from San Francisco to Kansas City ant
started on her journey, but when at Elko
Nevada, she mysteriously lost it, end beins
without money the Central Pacific officials
passed her as far as Ogden. While her,
she endeavored to secure passage 10 he
destination through Superintendent Wortz
heimer of the Union Pacific. Whether sh,
was successful or not failed to learn.
A. Burthoin and E. Fontaine, two edu
Gated Frenchmen, were interviewed by
HERALD reporter at the depot yesterda,
morning. The gentlemen were quite pleas
ant appearing and are on their return from
a trip around the world After visiting al
the principal points of interest across III
Pacific, they sailed from Yokohoma, Japan
August 9, and arrived in San Francisco tn
18th inst. They will visit Salt Lake, Den
yer, Chicago and New York, and then eros
the wide Atlantic to their native country
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