The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-05-22
THURSDAY.
The City in Brief.

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for 81.
Ogden how has sanitary commission
and board of medical examiners. 'Ogden's
all right"
Harold M. Schell, representing the
Bradstreet Mercantile agency of New York
1t Salt Lake city, was in Ogden yesterday
attending to his peculiar line of business
If you have any vacant houses in Salt
Lake for rent just send them up here.
There's money in the scheme, more than
there is in selling real estate on commits
Bion.
The Utah Loan and Trust company have
added to their banking business new fea-
ture. They will keep open from 5 to S p.
n. on Saturdays, for receiving savings de-
posits.
On Tuesday, at Smithfield, Cache county,
D. Peterson was arrested by Deputy Mar
shall milestone on the charge of unlawful
cohabitation and examined before Commits
5ioner Goodwin.
The fast mail train did not arrive until
a. M, and the train due at II a. m.
came In about p. "a. yesterday.
The cause of the detention was the burn
Ing Of snow-sheds.
There's an opening in Ogden for a first
class brewery, so one of the men now en-
gagged in brewing here says. Utah barley
is the best in the world and there is no
purer water anywhere.
The new Democratic daily evening paper
will soon make its appearance. The plant
which is to be used to print it will be
located in the basement of the new First
National bank building.
The excursion for Boise city leaves here
this morning. Quite a number of people
VIII take advantage of the cheap fare, enjoy
a delightful ride and see one of the loveliest
little cities in the "Gem of the Mountains y
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fall in company with girl who is now in
the reform school, will be brought from
the penltentiary today and arraigned In
the First district court to plead to the
oh arge of housebreaking
A member of the Ogden Chain gang was
recognized by Sheriff Loneband, Of Box
Elder, rs q prisoner who had escaped from
hi1A last week He'll know where to get
his man after he does his duty on the
streets for few days longer.
The air was noticeably cooler yesterday
than for several days before and there was
promise of rain, which was not fulfilled
Only few scattering drops fell. A few
light showers at present would be of value
TO the farmer and fruit grower.
The scores of new buildings now in
course of erection and scores of others which
are contracted for and being planned, are
most substantial evidences of the progress
i've spirit which animates the people of
Ogden. He who runs may read such signs
with great satisfaction.
The fire department is becoming very
efficient. The boys indulge in drills and
other exercises which convince the people
OF their skill in handling the fire apparatus.
With the volunteer force of trained firemen
as assistants, and plenty of water, the boys
would probably handle a fire in good shape
w. w. Fife was a little bit surprised
yesterday morning. While sitting in his
buggy in front of the Cortez block, a man
with a sulky drove up behind him and
locked wheels, with the result of taking off
hind wheel of his vehicle. Mr.. Fife
wondered which way the other fellow was
looking. No great damage was done.
The burning of the suow-sheds on the
Union Pacific railway Tuesday night and
yesterday morning destroyed the last one
Of those structures along the line. The
loss TO the company will not cause the
trainmen to cry, as the sheds were useless
TO prevent snow blockades besides being
Verltable man-traps that have caused the
lives of several good men.
Yesterday the Ogden brass band were
out III the forenoon and went to the depot
in Dee's elegant new band wagon to meet
Z. 4; Mayne, who was expected in from
Omaha on the II O'Clock train. The train
:, being late the boys came up town and
" played two or three fine selections in front
of the Mayne company's Office, and then
dispersed until afternoon, when they
again went down and met the gentleman
George H. Burgett, A. j. Warner and
wife, w. l.. Baird and wife and several
other ladies and gentlemen went on an ex-
cursion to Waterfall canon yesterday.
They started early and drove to the mouth
of the canyon and then climbed through
the thick brush and over boulders on a
rocky trail to the beautiful falls which de-
scend in an unbroken column 200 feet.
They We're tired and hungry and enjoyed
their lunch, besides being well repaid with
the charming view that was spread before
them.
A small charge of powder facilitated the
removal Of a portion of the wall of the
building which is being removed by Mr..
Parry for the Utah Loan and Trust com
y pany. Small as the charge was, however,
the shock was felt at quite a distance and
near by created some CONSERVATION. Law
yer Barrett, whose Office adjoins, thought
the end had come and went flying down
stairs minus hat ard coat. Others thought
there was an earthquake and rushed out on
the street in a hurry.
The carpenters Yesterday perfected Their,
union and soon will put their principles in
TO practice This is as it should be- The
men who toll with their hands should not
be obliged to work all the time. "All work
and no play makes Jack a dull boy.n Capital
is only the result of labor The workman
should have time to improve his mind by
study, then when he labors he will do so
more lntelllgently, he will serve his EN-
ployer better, he will be better himself,
his family will enjoy better advantages
and the community will be exhalted. Sue
cess to the carpenters union and to all
other organizations having for their object
the elevation and amelioration of humanity.
Reckless and careless driving on the
business streets of this city must be
stopped. Some day a reckless fool will run
over and kill somebody's darling'' and
the case will never have a chance to get
into the police court Yesterday little
child of ii. e. Steele was knocked down by
team near the corner of Washington av-
enue and Twenty fifth street and con-
siderably injured. The driver of the team
kept right on until overhauled by the
police, who arrested him and took him to
police headquarters. The child was carried
INTO drug store and subsequently taken
home by its father.