The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-06-22

heavily for several days, was found in a
sned back of the Corey building by officer
..IeiIer yesterday morning. The man was
Ia dying condition and expired at S:l5
d. m AS the cause of death was plain, it
Vas not considered necessary to hold an in
iuest. The body was buried at , p. m.
yesterday.
owing to his failing eyesight Professor
aiieieh has retired frcm actual daily news
PAPER service and while preparing third
Neiume OF lis "As You Like It," expects
Oh The generosity of an intelligent public to
AK. .ahe OIL his hands the remainder of volume
Two oil that remarkable publication, con.
'alhflg all home literature, though some OF
IL tTa1splanted from foreign fields and
'naturlliizei.m
committee of the board of trustees OF
,iiS Cthh university, consisting of Messrs.
lllf, Pre- hawand Hill. held meeting
esee'Gay forenoon to make arrangements
scr laying tie corner stone. That event
VIII like place Oh July =. Bishop Ninde
VIII oill'iAie, assisted 10y Rev. Sam Snail,
she IN, sid n elect of the university. They
hdNr arranged with the carnival committee
>" t'i4J tieir proceedings will not be enter
ie.ed wlth
". {. Warren has received letter from
Joseph MeZlcr, informing him that he will
move IRON Denver within a week and take
up us periGaueut abode in this city. He
also says That he will at once commence the
erection of his five-story hotel on the
southeast corner of Washington ,avenue
aud Twenty-third street. Mr.. Metzler is
house builder of renown and il will be
yooo news that he has determined to make
thls city the field of his extensive building
operations
A. Is. Corey, of the firm OF Corey
1r0rnnr.c g. Ia
Bear river canal He says that work or
their forty mile contract is progressive
lavorably. They are using six New Era
grading machines, each propelled by twelve
horses, and over one hundred one horse
scrapers. The machines remove about one
hundred square yards of dirt per day
Ihey have four months in which to finish
the work, which begins where Garland's
work ends and continues to the shores OF
Great Salt Lake.
The citizens of Ogden, without regard tc
politics, have read with regret that Judge
H. Z. Renderson's successor has been
nominated by the pledge breaker who oc
cupleS the position of executive head of the
nation. No one expected that Judge Hen
derson would be retained after the expira
non OF his four years term, but the loca
asplrants Tor the position had right to ex
pect that Harrison would have a little ii,
OF regard Tor the platform promulgated by
the Republican national convention anC
upon which he was elected. There were
three local aspirants for the position soon
10 be vacated, each of whom was well in
dorsed. They were M. o. Breeden, for
merly United States district attorney OF
New Mexico; J. S. Painter, formerly o.
Kansas and for year past resident Of
Ogden, and James n. Kimball, one o.
Utah's leading lawyers. The grandson o.
ms grandfather is fast making
reputation. Utah has had surfeit of car
pet bag Office holders, and it is right tina
the people should enter vigo rous protes
against having foisted upon them a lot O
played out political hacks who have n,
farther interest in Utah than to draw theil
salaries with regularity and leave the coun
try when their terms of office expire. 1t il
moi at all likely that any protest will avail
to correct the flgarant abuse. but there i
satisfaction in being able to make a goot
lusty kick, all the same.