The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-07-10
THURSDAY.
July 10, 1896
The City in Brief.

l The Democrat rises to remark that there
'are thieves in town. ''Whod thGnk lt."
THE BEnALD's regular subscribers would
be pleased to see a copy Of Ii once In a
while.
What do you want refrigerator for!
Why not buy an ice house and be done
with it:
The principal streets, since the carnival
ended, are as dry and dusty as an ola
topeI's throat 10 tue carly morning.
Syracuse trains now leave Ogd5n at . p.
m. aud CSC p. IL. and IN additions; Sunday
train - 10 d. IN. This goes into eject this
morning
l heard g fellow say yesterday, ''It's
pr ;tr ho6.7 It's cool enough whete his
moGJal remains now repose-in the new
bono yard.
the Toa3g peerless Society Of Christian
Ende3sCs Etd q large and delighted crowd
of ladies' and gentleman at their entertain
menb last cTcEiDg.
The wind CT yesterday was Ike blast
from a furnace. That rhe fine dust pene-
trated every crack, Granny and crevlce,
goes without saying.
The debris is being removed from the
Site Of the proposed building to be erected
on the LOT adjoining William Driver 81
Sons drug store on Washington avenue.
Morse the Twenty fourth street news
taStl4N. iAAstAS HI l141lsAiID ~ piAb VI
best selling papers. He kicks Ike steer
when ii fails 10 come t0 hand and he can
not accommodate MS customers.
Most Of the bunting which was used in
decorating during the carnival season has
been removed aud VIII be given to tue In
dams who contributed so much to make
n the carnival attractive and successful.
Some business changes have taken place
since the close of the great show. Some
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too much, or banked too heavily on Eews-
paper representations, are now with Nc
Ginty.
Good, solid foundation stone has been
dumped into the excavation made for the
Boyle Furniture company This is but
lie beginning of a most magnificent struo-
ture the cost of which will reach nearly
i 100000.
Sheriff Belnap returned Tuesday night
from long and arduous chase after thief
The sheriff says it was one OF the hardest
trips he has ever made during his LONG
career as an officer of the law; but he
generally lands his man.
All the meat markets viii close at p. m
on and after Monday next, the 14th inst
The retail butchers do not say whether
they will continue TO manufacture bologna
and other mysteries during the continuance
of the household fly season.
w. II. OullIll. SUI VI Odpbdlu
Smith, who recently graduated from Yale
has returned home and will enter into part
nership with his father. VIII is liable Il
become a distinguished member of the bal
before attaining middle age.
There appears 10 be misunderstanding
as TO which place at Five Points is the reg
ular station of the Ogden City Railway
company. The number of the station i,
attached to q grocery store, vet the cars
s,iNAraN-C LAM TnniT n
Some Of the business and residence build
iDgs now being erected are models of Gle
gance, and they show that modern archi
lecture presents even more pleasing effect.
than the Gothic, Daric, Corinthian or otheI
styles which prevailed in the bygone times
u The ordinance in relation to the use o
Xwater for sprinkling is being observeG-il
Va very few instances. In all other case
the reverse is true. There is no provision
in the ordinance for permitting the waite
TO run all night, as is done in nine cases on
of ten.
There's nothing like notorety and Ogden
getting her full share of it, but it won't bt
long before the last hold-up has beel
driven from the city. Every thief an
Nlnurderer has been spotted by the organ
Nd police, ana each one is being watched
n will be well for them to ''look a leedlt
out.n
I@llLdDOOA OnliiS Will uO 1OIEGI SIluc VIII
Daniel. Yesterday, in the First distric
court, Judge Henderson decided, after a ful
and fair investigation, that Elizabeth wa
entitled to be divorced from Dan. Now
when Dan wants somebody TO be congenia
with him he'll have to hunt elsewhere.
II Salt Lake is short an opera house, Og
den viii soon be in shape to accommodate
the finest plays that can be put upon tn
boards. Browning, Clark and Eccles ar
ba ma ruhn IN civ q Mo
house than which there are one better be
tween the Missouri and the Pacific.
Prof. Edwards, Ogdens educator an
principal of the Central school, gets hi
HERALD sometimes. He says-and Iii
WORD is as good as bond-fhat it is usual
rJTo days old when delivered at his res
dence The professor is not lonesome 1
that respect. MISERY loves company,
and he IS in full boat.
To night the Liberal clans viii gather Z
the appointed places and select nominee
for school trustees to be voted for on th
14ln. Tomorrow night the People wi
follow suit. If it be proposed to give I
Ogden city the best of school facil
ties, then it behooves every citizen to b
Oh hand and exercise his right 10 designa'
the man whom he desires 10 hold the II
sponsible position Of trustee.
Its noticeable fact that, with rare eS
ceptions, the grand buildings now bein
erected in Ogden are owned by men WI
came here in the long ago and TO whose el
terprise, industry and business sagacity I'll
city owes whatever of prosperity it is no.
enjoying. And yet there are men (princ
pally SAT- Lakers) who would deprive thes
pioneers OF the irter-mountaIns of the frC
mans dearest boon. Somebody may q
left.
The Ogden Gas and Oil company is now
shape for active operations. This compan
composed Of enterprising local capitalist
(including one news paper man, Mr.. Harri:
proposes ID develop the undorgroundE r
sources Of their part Of the footstool. !
bther wefds, II natural gas or petroleum
exist IN paying quantities in the deepe:
depths, this company viii make the ia,
manifest in a short time Boring Will con
mence to-day Oh leased land.
Frank w. Beane, an old time citizen {
Ogden, was one OF tue carnival visitor
Frank has grown stout since he assume
The position OF register Of the land Office
Blackfoet, Ida. The young fellow enjoy
the distinction of having been refused col
6rsnat;on on his first appointment TO Il
position which he fills with ability nov
Frank has returned to the state OF I5ah
at it is safe 10 wager that his visit 20 Il
Sanction city was pleasant ono and la;
he longs 10 return when the whirliglg
time shall have relieved him OF the care
and perplexisies attending faithful Sc
vice to the government of the Unite
States.
1t is claimed that the Sunday closing la
is TO be rigidly cnforced-that the salool
will be kent open at their peril. Thel
,eems to be no good reason why the seveni
lay, so called, should not be made day
resi- aud recreation In all parts Of IL