The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-08-07
The City in Brief.

The day has been unusually quiet-a calm
after storm.
Brick work on the loan and trust building
began yesterday.
Judge Preshaw had nothing but a few
DRINKS to look after yesterday.
"Iolanther was presented again Tuesday
night to an appreciative audience.
Lots of money was won on Belnap and
Boyle. They are winners, anyway.
Queen City lodge, knights of Pythias,
will be instituted next Friday night.
Next Friday, the Sth, the Ogden rowing
club will give its first seasons excursion to
Syracuse.
The arch of the Reed hotel is nearly com
pleted, and the brick work will soon go
aheaa again.
S. j. Burt, manager Of the Burt Bros.
dry goods house, is on visit to Chicago
and New York.
a tramp was arrested and jailed for vag
rancy Tuesday, and on his person was
found concealed the sum of $500.
James Griffin, who shot and killed Johnny
Hamer Sunday morning, is sinking and not
expected to live more than few hours.
The Nelson rifles will give a ball Thurs
day evening in the carnival palace to raise
money to outfit themselves. Tickets. 81.
The order of Monte Christos will hold an
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important business and talk over next
years carnival.
NJ. Jarvis, of the Jarvis Conklin Mort
gage Trust company, and family, of Kansas
city, are in the city. 1t is thought his
--visit has business significance.
The Citizens bank, newly organized
Ogden institution, opens up IN the room
vacated by the Ogden state bank. MIR.
James Barbour, from Kansas City, is the
cashier.
J. Mclaughlin, arrested for passing
forged checks few days since, and George
Morrison, supposed to be an accompiice,
were bound over TO await the action of the
grand jury by Judge Preshaw.
A row between one Kane and a recent
arrival named Cullen, occurred at tile
Novelty theatre saloon early yesterday
morning Officer Siuth appeared, and
after making hostile demonstrations, took
both combatants TO headquarters.
To-day the Ogden State bank viii open
up for business in the room adjoining
Geisy & Spargo on Washington avenue
They expected to occupy portion Of the
Reed hotel building, but the delay in It's
construction forced them to seek other
quarters.
The Liberals are yet wondering why
their whole ticket was not elected. They
forget that men, as well as principles
sometimes run for Office. The People com
bined both sterling men and sterling prin
ciples, while the Liberals made their race
on principle alone.
The real estate men have decided TO pur
chase 100000 pamphlets descriptive Ct
Ogden and showing her railroad facilitie:
for distribution in the east They also de
cided to do the proper thing by the Mich
gan Press association, and take them arounc
town and up the Ogden canyon.
Now that the election is over, the Lib
eral papers manifest desire to stir w
some of the dilatory city officers. The water
commissioner will likely get it first. The
water regulations are daily violated, to thu
inconvenience of all who are in the second
and third stories of our buildings.
1.-THE Daily Union last evening very point
eddy intimates that the Rev. j. Wesle,
q Hill, pastor of the Methodist church, is no
as good as his word. The cause of the
article is the cuts Of the new university
and of Revs. Small and Hill, which th,