The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-05-26

Acting Grand Chancellor L. II, Farnsworth,
OF the knights of Pythias, visited Ogden of1ici-
ally on Sunday.
Sam Smalrs 'tstuck on Ogden. but he says if
it becomes known abroad that there are thirty
four saloons here it will knock the boom higher
than kite.
II. E. Gibson and wife have returned from a
visit 10 Mr.. Gibson's old home in York state y
which ne mad not seen for forty-two years prior
TO this visit.
The building permits issued last month
amounted to over one hundred thousand dollars.
The amount will be three times greater for the
next four weeks.
Don Mcguire started out yesterday for q trip
20 his mining claim which is located about
twelve miles from this city. He will be absent
three or four days.
The funeral of Frank B.. the little son of
II. 7. and Mrs. Snyder, took place from the
family residence at 3 D. N. Sunday. a large
number of friends were present.
You don't want to fool around Phil Margetts
hereafter unless you mean business. His
majesty, Rex ii, has created special duchy for
Phil and he's now Duke Of Salt Lake.
Steers to the right and heifers to the left, all
stampede and trade your cattle" This depart
ment of THE HERALD votes for Doc. Faust for
general of the Cowboy brigade during the carni-
val season.
The grand May musical festival to be held in
your city Friday and Saturday VIII take a large
number of people away from Ogden. All are
looking forward TO the event with pleasurable
anticipatiOns.
Peter Jackson, the oolored slugger, will be at
the Novelty theatre this evening. The diStin-
guished heavyweight pugilist is en- route TO
san Francisco ana is accompanied by other
prize ring notables.
''Brag is good dog, but Holdfast is better -
me Ogden Gun cl0b have defeated Salt Lake
ana DenverS crack shots and open for chal-
lenges from all the world. They don't do an
Dragging. however.
Some men live only In the past How is It
with those who pretend TO believe that neces-
Sity exists for the passage of the BaSkin-C ul-
m-Struble-Salt-L alSe-city political schemers'
djsfranchisement bill?
The corner stone of the new Methodist church
building will be laid on Friday under the aus
pie of the Masonic grand lodge of Utah as
sisted by FL Monte cOllmandery and other civic
societies Rev. Sam Small will deliver the
dedicatory address.
the funeral OF Mrs. Harriet Z. Osborne the
sONearS-old lady who dled last Friday evening,
took place from the Fourth ward Westinghouse
SUNDAY afternoon. The services We're unusually
impressive. A large concourse of people gath
cred and many followed the remains TO the
grave.
The Utah National guards have reorganized
Ali old commissioned staff officers can now
write ex before their former titles p J. Bar
ratt has been elected colonel, H. w. Wake,
lieutenant colonel, and Captain T. C. Wads
worth, OF Morgan, major The boys expect to
turn out and make creditabie showing on
Memorial day.
The Ogden 6 Bot Springs railway is being
constructed as rapidly as possible The grad
laid down. l. is expected that the cars will be
In operation over the whole line by the 18th OF
June. The company will run train every hour
IN the day, and oftener if there is a demand fol-
more frequent service.
The location of stock yards and packing
houses in Ogden all depends upon whether the
people here will subscribe for $4,000 of the
stock. The capital stock of the company is
SlJOO,l0l Considering the great benefits which
would be derived by the establishment of such
an industry. it would seem as though the
amount asked for should be raised without
much trouble.
A Good Templars' lodge, with thirty-two
charter members, was organized in this city
Saturday evening. The officers are: All
Smurthwaite. w. c. 7 t: Mrs J. Pine w V II
George e. Hyde, w. s.: s Andrew. W. f. S
Mrs. +. c. Christensen. W. IT.: William Eng
lish, W. M; Miss NJ. NJ Day, w. l. c.; II. II
Brown, w. g.; Charles a. Smurtawaite, w. z
Z. I; Miss NJ. L. Noyes, superintendent OF ju
yeniles.
All the resorts, inside and suburban, wert
well patroniZed last Sunday. Sam Sinai
preached the memorial sermon and attracted
large crowd 10 the pavilion. In the afternoon
he lectureO to men only ard in the evening Iht
pavilion was again filled to its utmost capacit,
utteraDces. The Hot springs, Ogden rive
resort, Five Points and other places got thei
share Of pleasure-seekers.
The Inter Mountain Printing and Publishing
company announce that they have purchased
the exclusive afternoon franchise of the ASso
ciated Press, have engaged an editorial ant
rSpor1or1al force. and early in June will com
mence the publication of an evening paper
4 under the name Of the Ogden Democrat. 'Iti
politics win be Liberal locally and Democratic
nationally and lit is proposed to give 10 tn,
citizens OF Ogden live afternoon paper stand
ing in the front rank of the live papers of the
west" The management say that they do no
intend to produce anything mediocre, Good