The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-07-22

Oulldlng round mouse al " NELL, Ne
braska, 1.-THE other end of the line" Work
has not yet commenced at this end'' of the
line
Ogden is to have race track and fair
grounds The buildings and track will be
constructed at once. The company has
purchased fifty acres of land near Five
Points. The racing course is to be a mile,
and the track is TO be finishedin sixty days.
an effort will be made to secure the holding
Of the next territorial fair and exposition
On these grounds.
The school trustees elect met Saturday
night and organized as a board of educa-
ton. The mayor is chairman, Ransford
Smith is vice president and w. II. Smith
secretary of the board. The members are:
". w. Funge, Ransford Smith, Thomas d.
Dee, w. W. Corey and L. b. Adams.
The available school fund of the city this
year will be about $50 600. The cost of car
fying on the schools will be about S23, 900,
which will leave balance that can be used
In erecting another school house.
DR. A. S. Condor has broken ground for
erection of dwelling house on the east
side OF Madison avenue, between Twenty
fourth and Twenty fifth streets, one of the
finest locations in the city.
The O,;sen & Hot Springs railway cannot
be completed until the rails arrive. The
grading has been finished for a long time
anu Tue rails were OTuerSu WeekS ago, Dul
they have not yet come to hand.
1t is reported that the Rex association
came out about $4,000 behind on the car
nival Even if that be true their invest
ment will prove good one, for the city
has been thoroughly advertised and is
now known as good place for the invest
ment of capital in paying enterprises.
Thursday the Odd Fellows of Ogden,
Salt L Ike, Park City, Bingham and other
places, together with their families and
friends, will 90 to Syracuse to enjoy them
selves In the evening there win be q grand
bal masque in the carnival palace.
The Ogden Natural Gas and Oil company
say that unless they can sell more stock
they will be compelled to cease operations.
This being the case, every property owner
and business man in Ogden ought to come
TO the rescue and help the company to put
down a test well
Long before C. E. Mayne succeeds in
getting his large wooden mill and other
manufactures located here the mower dam
Will be an accomplished fact. 1t will not
be built With wind, nor is it at all prob
able that Mayne's "stream of California
gold will contribute to its building. A
business man with capital is at the head of
the power company, and associated with
him u. II. Henderson, are other men of
large means, and they will complete the
dam and furnish power at the earliest pos
sihle moment A number of interested
parties will soon arrive in Ogden from
New York, Ohio and Illinois.
The building permits issued last week
} footed up Sl0,375.
There is a continued and urgent demand
ioF small tenement houses, but there ap-
pears to be no disposition on the part of
local or outside capitalists to supply the de-
mand. Scores of families are doing light
hOnSpxppniDp two who
would prefer to have small house to them
selves, but cannot rent one at any price
THE HERALD makes its Ogden CORE
spondent say that, THE slate went through
without a break. the only fight being on
recorder" but the correspondent didn't
= telephone that statement. What | sent
over the wire was that "The slate went
through without a break until the nom.
ination for clerk was reached. Then ii
required three ballots TO break it and lay
Mr.. De Voto on the she'll" AS a matter
of fact, there was no contest over the nom
inatiou for recorder, it being made by &C
clamRilon, as stated IN my telephone mes
sage
W. S. Holbrook and family started out
yesterday morning for a ten days outing
in the mountains. They had large wagon
loaded with provisions and camp equipage
saddle horses, shotguns and rifles, fishing
tackle, etc, etc, and went prepared to en-
Joy themselves to the fullest extent. In
their tour around the circle they will
strike Brigham city, Hyrum, Wellsville
Paradise. Blacksmith's Fork, Beaver, Soutf
Fork and Huntsville. Young Walter put
up this Job to give his father and mother
and brothers and sisters a good time.
Verify, the telephone is fearfully anC
wonderfully made, and to successfully op
crate it between Ogden and Salt LAX
city, requires peculiar skill which thi
deponont hath not yet acquired. Saturda,
last, from s'this end of the line,n YOU
correspondent said of the Liberal count,
ticket: "There is more than the usual dis
satisfaction over the results attained ant
with the methods by which they wer
brought about and the opinion is freely ey
pressed by prominent Liberals that tn,
ticket viii not have a walk-over, provided
the People select their very best men,
This is how ii appeared in The HERALD
"The Liberals are more than dissaslstiet
and the opinion is freely expressed that 1
the PEOPLES party put up good tickle
they will VIM
The telephone is responsible for maxim,
John Kirk the Liberal nominee for sheriff
instead of John Keck: Il. g. Coolidge, 70
collector, instead Of j. Z. Coolidge: Fred
How for selectman instead of Fred. Foy
L. H. Mcdaniel for justice of the peace
instead of E.A. Mcdaniel; Bernard Cernes
for justice OF the peace, instead of Bernar
Ternes.
The chamber OF commerce will soon los
its secretary, A l.. Richardson who wa
so instrumental in working up the carni
val. Being newspaper man of great ey
perience, his services as an advertiser wer
of great benefit TO Ogden and the terri
tory MIR Richardson intends TO renal
here and become permanently identife,
with the city in business way.
The recent carnival thorouphlv adve,
iised Ogden. She is now known in ever
state in the union. 1t is too soon to fec
the effects of the advertising work don
during the past six months, but none ca
doubt that the ultimate benefits Will b
very great
Ii was very thoughtful on the part of
little coterie Of Liberal manipulators {
save the RANK and file CT the party til
trouble of selecting delegates to suit then
selves. Dy having tickets already prepared
The Old fashioned way of allowing votel
10 nominate men of their choice, it seem.
is played out
a little blaze in house on the corne
of Twenty -frst street ana Lincoln avenu,
called out the ire department at , Is la:
Sunday morning The ire was ouickl
extinguished without having done niue
damage.
There is well founded rumor that bono
will be issued for building more scho.
houses and repairing the old ones TIL
school facilities are very Inadequate an
should by ali means DC increased.
The Sioux City journal says that til
Union Pacific and Northwestern. with a
The influence of the Vanderbilts and the
satellites, represent the combination ths
is just now making the path Of the Pacif
Short Line "A rough one.n Well, that
strange indeed, particularly as it Wa