The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-04-19

The news OF the confirmation of Marshal Par
Sons seems TO give very general satisfaction to
the people here.
Judge Whalen administered to two DRINKS in
the municipal court yesterday They put up
and saved themselves from being shut up.
There Will be two excursions from Iowa TO
Ogden early in July. They will be the Iowa Edi-
torlal association and the Iowa State Travelling
Mems association.
Ii the railroad iron that is intended to be laid
on top of the foundation walls of the Reed hotel
arrives here this week, bricklaying viii be COM
menced next Monday.
A proposition has been submitted for the re-
tnoyal TO and location in this city Of a COCO
spindle cotton mill employing 100 hands. Come
on; the more the merrier.
Yesterday every fellow had an opportunity to
get his peck OF dirt" good measure. From
early morn till dewy eve the city was enveloped
On clouds of dust. II was good day to remain
indoors.
There was an alarm of fire about 1880 a. m.
EesIerday, caused by the burning of hay shed
On Twenty-third street. The steamer and hose
wagon got there in short order The destruction
Df property was inconsiderable
John H Carruthers president of the Ogden
Dlay company, VIII be home the first of next
week. Writing from Indianola, Ia, under date
pf The 18th instant, he says: That man Har-
Eey, at New Orleans, is doing good werk for
country
Sidney S. Wilson filed in the county
recorders office yesterday his United States
patent for the southwest quarter of the south
hast quarter and lot No. 2 of section S, town
bhlp north, range west, eighty acres. The
patent was issued July %, $780, and signed by
h. Is. Hayes, president.
Yesterday, while the hose wagon was rushing
70 the fire, young man, a stranger mounted
the step behind and rode along all right until the
turn from Washington avenue of Twenty-third
street was being made. In crossing the street
SallWay track the man was thrown OF, striking
the ground with his head. He was picked up in
an 1nsensible condition and taken to the city
hospital.
About the widest proposition that has vet
oeen heard OF Is that of fitting up Lester park
pavilion for use as lodging house. The parties
who are so anxious to furnish sleeping accom-
mediation for visitors and who would receive
me most benefit from having them remain in
lhe city, would do well to lease a tract of land
outside OF public park and fit up some tents
Eltn beds and other accommodations for tran
bent visitors.
Liberal contributions are being made to the
coming fair of the Fourth ward which will be
nelu Tor the purpose of raising funds to help pay
Dn the Indebtedness on the new meeting house
On Madison avenue. Several valuable building
lobS nave been donated In some of the best ad-
ult1onS TO the city, number of COWS parlor and
bedroom sets, etc. The fair will be held in the
tourth ward amusement hall, commencing May
b and lasting for four days.
j. b. Knauss and J. f. Garrettv. ex-secre-
Varies OF the chamber of commerce and both
1--we. intelligent men. have for some time been
collecting material and making preparations TO
lar superior 10 anything Of the kind ever gotten
out for this city. Supplementary to the work
there VIII be the most exhaustive statistical
write up OF Ogden ever published These gem
tlemen deserve all the announcement that can
be given them. They viii issue Diet allied pros
pectus OF their plan in few days.
c. j. Corey, of the firm Of Corey Brothers &
company, railroad contractors, has come home
from the scene of the company's labors on Rifle
creek line, which is being constructed by the Rio
Grande and Midland Railway companies up the
Grand river TO Grand Junction. Mr. Corey saws
his company could have completed their cen
tract before the present time but the Rio
Grande is in no hurry. The Midland is anxious
TO run Its trains through TO Ogden. but the Rio
Grande Western not having completed the
broadening OF its gauge between Green River
and Grand Junction, it is of course impossible
TO come through on broad gauge line.
copy of the order of the probate court of
salt Lake county confirming sale of real estate
IN the matter OF the estate and guardianship of
Sidney h Hooper, minor, was filed Yesterday
Tor record IN the office ofthe Weber county re-
corder. The real estate sold was one-half in
terest In a part OF the northwest quarter of sec
ton 5, township north, range west and the
northeaSt quarter OF the northeast quarter and
the south half of the northeast quarter of sec
ton aforesaid and the south half of said sec
hon s. Also. section II in the township and
range aforesaid. Also, that northeast Quarter
Of section 20 and north half of section 81 in the
township and range aforesaid. Daniel Harner
was the purchaser for the sum of $4,000.