The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-06-20

Inc IRE alarUl ySGSliI 10 hOn y ~ - -
feet working order, but Is pelhg peiAe0O0o
as fast as possible.
free sacred concert tonight at the
church of the Good Shepherd and meet,
ing of the Rex organization IN the feaeraI
court room.
The citizens of Ogden are asked to decor
ate their homes and make them look at
tractive to visitors to the city. It's such an
easy thing to do.
The young ladies of the second Ward IN
provement association gave very pleas
ant lawn fete on the grounds of Joseph a
West last evening.
The records of the police court yesterday
showed that two DRINKS and no more &C
cupied the attention of his honor. Ihey |
got the usual dose.
The territorial board of equalization met
yesterday in this city. They made tne as
covery that property in Weber county mas
been properly assessed.
Mademoiselle Rhea, the celebrated ac
tress wi II produce the historical play 10
sephine. Empire SIS Of the French, al Y Nun
opera house next Monday night.
A Silsby heater viii be purchased by the
city for use in connection with the steam
fire engine, it being difficult now TO get up
steam within any reasonable time.
The Arab battalion, twenty four strong,
were out on the streets last night and al
tracted a great deal of attention. Iney
will drill again to night. The baJGaucn aG
present number forty men.
The cadets reception and ball at the mill
tary academy last night was the event OF
the season. The guests were numerous
and were royalty entertained by the young
gentlemen and the faculty.
The first annual commencement exercises
of the Ogden Military academy will take
place to day and the school Will then Close
until the 1st of September. Its first year
has been a decided success.
Stephens & Company, whose lad" ap-
pears in this issue, are reliable dealers IN
real estate and always are able TO DO the
fair thing by their patrons. And they have
some real bargains to offer. to.
C. E. Wurtelle. Duke of. Sitka, who has
been on an advertising tour TO his duke
dom, returned Wednesday evening. he
plastered the northern country with carnl-
val posters but didn't bring back the Alas
kan Indians.
Dan Alexander, of your city, was Gin
our midstn yesterday. It's dollars to
doughnuts that he's concluded to return to
his first love and drive his stake perma-
nently. Welcome, Dan:
On and after the 9th instant the pas
Benger trains of the Union Pacific Will
leave Ogden at $3.50 am. and G:3O r. m
At present both trains leave in the morn
the travelling public.
Citizen William Van Dyke, of Salt Lake
city, was in Ogden yesterday, revisiting
the scenes of his early triumphS. Van al
ways meets hosts of friends When he
comes to his old home He thinks Ogden
IS a winner and ne don't feel like coppering
her.
The Wallace, Smuin s. Company has filed
articles of Incorporation. Capital stock
(full paid 100000 Directors and officers
w. w. Shilling, president; H. G. Tavey
vice president; John Smuin, secretary; l.
G. Thomas, treasurer; Van A. Wallace
manager.
1t is reported that the Corey Brothers
owners of the large lot on the northeaS
corner of Wall avenue and Twenty Il
street, have at last made all the necessar,
arrangements for erecting a fine hotel OF
their property, and that large business
block Will go up at the same time just cas-
y of the hotel.
Postmaster Kimball desires that all per
sons who wish TO have their mail delivered
by carrier at their residences will send t
the postoffice the names of all members O
their families and the number OF thei
residence and street. If a residents nous
Is not remembered, give location by street
The Prohibition club No. l is now i
good working condition. 1t is composed o
good, well-meaning men VINO propose t
try to accomplish an impossibillty. Tn
executive committee is composed of Rev
Josiah McCiain, pastor of the Presbyteria
church, chairman; ]. n. Hayden, PrOfes
sor II. w. Ring, G. H. Norman ana Wi
liam Fosket. The membership fee is 81 an
the dues 25 cents quarter.
The canvas roof will be put on the cal
nival palace to-day or tomorrow. This
"a big Job and it will take a large number {
men to perform it successfully. a sma
e oYarr
interior of the huge building, laying dow
the floor, numbering seats and putting o
the finishing touches. The structure wi
be ready for use before the close of neg
week.
Pacific Short Line news is scarce;
fact, there is nothing to be said fartht
than that no one in Ogden knows anythir
about the company or its affairs or wheth,
there is any intention of building the lii
X through from Sioux City to Ogden
7 present. It's strange, but true, that in .
these great paper railroad schemes the co
struction work always is begun at "tl
other end Of the line"
Professor L. d. Edwards, who for S
years past has taught music in the pub
schools of this city, has accepted an OFF
TO 90 to Salt Lake and practice his pr
fession in that city. The majority
Ogden's people will read this announc
ment with regret, and it will be difficult
not impossible, to convince them that a
new man, however proficient as mu
clan, can acceptably fill Professor L
wards place. Salt Lake is a winner in u
Instance.
AT 1870 yesterday afternoon the Libel
band stationed themselves in front of I
knights of Pythias hall and played tn
or two while the uniform rank formed
march to the depot At the Broom no
corner a halt was made and the gra
lodge fell into line, then they proceeded
the train and were off for Syracuse. L
excursion was not a brilliant success, 0
ing 10 the failure Of the committee in cha
to properly advertise IL. Those who did
tend enjoyed their outing to the fullest
tent. although the weather was not
favorable as it might have been.
Scores of temporary structures, desigl
to serve the purpose of feeding places
the expected multitude of people dur
carnival week, are being erected on Uni
and Tabernacle squares and on vacant Il
on Twenty fourth and Twenty fifth stree
If the grocers and provision dealers lay
sufficient stocks, it will probably be fol
that Ogden can provide food and lodg
for all who may come, though there sho1
be sc, 900 OF them which is not at ali pr
able; but even 10, LOCO hungry people can
YOUR lots OF grub, and it will be well
our citizens to lay in an extra supply
advised by Mayor Kiesel.