The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-07-19
to be sold includes all the vacant lands

to be sold includes all the vacant lands
owned by the city.
The Ogden Marriage Endowment asso-
citation is one of the recently organized
institutions that has sprung into promi-
nence. The object of this association is
not to procure wives for bashful young
men or husbands for diffident young ladies,
but to give its members start in the
world after they have had the matrimonial
moose slipped around their neck. The
prospectus sets forth that by complying
with the rules and regulations of the asso-
citation, young man entering the marriage
relation will receive direct from the home
Office draft for 81 900. With this sum,
though small, a young married man, pos
sessed of all the necessary push, vim and
ambition, will be enabled to make such
start that married life, instead of being
burden to him, as it is to many, will be
source of pleasure and delight.
The dumping OF garbage and refuse
matter into the river is not only unlawful
but very mean trick besides. The water
with which Ogden is supplied for domestic
purposes comes pure and undefiled from its
sources in the mountains, and in that pure
state should it reach its consumers. The
law against communicating the streams
ought TO be rigidly enforced. Every case
of infraction Of this law should be reported
to the sanitary inspector.
. If it be desirable to satisfy public curl
oSity in regard to what interest the sur
veying corps in Ogden caiion is working,
the advice is given to so to Salt Lake city,
visit the office of the territorial auditor and
ascertain what new railroad incorporation
papers were filed there short time ago.
The regular daily correspondence from
Ogden TO The HERALD was handed to the
postal clerk in his car on the Union Pacific
train Thursday evening. yet it did not
appear IN the paper yesterday morning.
Who's to blame.
Mr.. Broom says it is not improbable that
his hotel may be leased ana reopened as
hotel. A few days will tell the story.
Joe Metzler's action in backing out of his
agreement to build a $4,000 hotel is caus-
ing much adverse comment. b. H God
dard, IL. II. Henderson and others who
contributed toward the bonus, assert that
the parties who gave their notes, to be paid
when Mr.. MetZler carried out his part of
the agreement, are all right These gentle
men know whereof they speak and 1t looks
as though Mr.. Metzler were trying TO
crawl out of a very diminutive oritice. His
excuse is too attenuated.
The red bat at the gas well is great
curiosity Many curious people have been
to see it and we're well repaid for their
time and trouble.
Colonel f. p. Kissell of the Ogden Light
Guards, has announced himself as Lib
eral candidate for the nomination for
county assessor. To-day will decide the
matter of the asseSsorShip so far as the
nomination is concerned.
The Office of county recorder is the one
most sought after. 1t is said to be worth
upwards of sl5,0 year. The two prom
inent candidates on the Liberal side for
the nomination are Captain E T. Hulanin-
| ski, agent of the Union Pacific railway in
this city, and Hon. John G. Tyler, ex-post-
master
The "railroad boys" ''inf1ooencen and
votes are what the candidates for public
office are counting. Their votes decided
the city election in Ogden year ago last
February, but it is questionable whether
| their votes will decide the coming county
election.
A goodly number of Ogden's citizens will
spend pioneer day at the beautiful capital
OF lovely Cache valley.
Prominent members of the Prohibition
club declare emphatically that the Sunday
and midnight closing ordinance will be en-
forced against the saloons.
Ready made houses are being shipped
here from st. Paul. They cost from six
hundred dollars to five thousand dollars
which is said to be a third less than the
same character of buildings could be
erected here for. These houses are sold
on the installment plan.
Twenty days in Bakers bastile is the
dose prescribed for beggars. This means
twenty days in the gravel pit, good grub
during that length of time, and free ride
to and from the pit to the hotel on Union
square.
The Tribufle's Ogden correspondent gives
the startling information that the business
men of this city organized a chamber Of
commerce last Monday. Well, well.
The taking of the census by the city, OF
rather by authority and under the auspices
of the city authority, will commence next
Monday. This may or may not be "a fran
tic effort to pad out the population OF
ogden, yet Ii must be borne in mind that
the enumerators selected to count the PEG
pie are not oath-bound, like those who di,
the work for our venerable Uncle Samuel
| 3. II. Goddard, the real estate and in
surance man, visited Salt Lake yesterday
The grounds around the military acad
envy will be improved during vacation an
some additions made to the buildings.
There was considerable growing goin,
on yesterday in the Liberal ranks. 1t de
veloped few days before the primarie
were held that certain ring of schemers ha
been engaged for months In fixing thing
| 10 SUI Ilelr own peculiar IDEAS, ana ma
selected their henchmen to do their biddin
and carry out their programme. When til
details of the plot were unfolded the ''kicI
ing' commenced. At this writing the pr
maries nave not been held, so it is safe t.
/ say that # the ring shall succeed i
clectlng the pledged delegates, the Libers
party will go into the campaign badly har
dicapped, with a likelihood of emergin
from the small end of the horn. if tn
ring wins in the primary skirmish, tn
outcome will very likely show that even i
; the Liberal ranks there are enough indie
pendent voters TO resent fragrant wrongs
w. @. Nebeker, the abstractor of tn
county recorders Office, is favorably spoke
of as county recorder on the Liberal ticke
"Neb'' would poll more votes than an
man the Liberal party could put up
, Kings Daily Union says: .."It is unneces
sary for the Union to say that the Libers
party machine has been run the last yea
and half by amateur politicians who hav
done all in their power to ALLEVIATE thei
, most earnest advocates" Gospel trutl
tersely told.
The Liberal county convention will met
, in the Union opera house at 2 p. N. to-da.
: The cry yesterday was, Anything {
beat the continuation Tonight the il
quiry will be, "Have we Liberals) nom
mated winning ticket!"
Real Estate Transfers.
The following warranty deeds were filed fl
record yesterday in the Office of the county r
conder: