The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-02-20

The City in Brief.

they are SnOVellng IL on.
The question of an opera house is grow
ing in demand of an answer. Let us have
An opera houses
The military academy is growing in pop
ularity and the boys are growing in grace
tulness and gentlemanliness on the streets.
The city was almost depleted of Liberals
last night, and the Peoples party could
have carried any election with the greatest
ease, but there was nothing to elect.
!, Mayor Kiesel is still in Washington, D.
o., where he is laboring hard for certain
measures which will benefit Ogden, the
home and centre of his ambition and pride.
On Washington avenue there is board
Ing and lodging place, the sign over the
doors of which reads; beds open day
and night" And of such is the kingdom,
And still Birdie Booth is in ber cage,
although there is deep-laid tia-horn
scheme to get her out. 1t is d question,
anyhow, whether or not there is ANY re-
form for her.
Councillor Hurlbut is making changes in
his establishment on the corner of Wash
ington avenue and Twenty-Fifth street,
which will render his transactions much
more agreeable to the general public.
THE HERALD was the first paper in Utah
to give correct and impartial account of
the Marriotts-Lynne- Statewide school
district dissolution of partnership proceed
ing in the probate court of Weber county.
The snow that has been falling has been
God-send to the poor men who did not
Hknow exactly where to locate their bank
checks. They banked them on the side
walks, so as to check the banks of snow
from encroachlng too much upon the side
walks.
The Breyer opera house, whilom, the
Methodist church, is being crowded day
of do iuht uirht DC
much as could be anticipated. The shows
go on, all the same as the gospel dispense
tions did
Early this morning there was an attempt
at a runaway on Madison avenue, near the
reform school. A broken tongue consti-
tuted all the damage. But it just as well
to remind the police that they might watch
all the thoroughfares, so as to prevent &C
cidents.
There is a call by some people for ''coal
Oil inspector" We think the sanitary in
spector can attend to the business fully as
well If there is any nuisance committed
in the line of coal oil besides the hired girl
kindling the breakfast fire. let Mr.. Lewis
look into it.
Last nights show of ''Hans The Boat
man. in Union opera house was fine
performance, although it again brought out
in most deplorable features the insult
present so-called accommodations.
G. E. Mayne's return from the coast (the
Pacific one we mean) means good deal of
solid and substantial building-up of
Ogden. 1t means power dam, it means
wealth to every working man and woman
in Ogden, If they just understand it.
Under the management of Colonel John
G. Tyler, one of the best hotel managers
known in the west, and at the same time
q fhOr0u pf NJ eli
our Broom hotel is prospecting as it ought
to, because Mr.. Broom sank a whole for
tune in the caravansary without asking for
bonus
Why shouldn't they? Who? The K. of
P.'s of course. They always do things
handsomely or up to the handle. So they
did on Wednesday when they celebrated
the twenty seventh anniversary of the
order in their elegant hall, ali the ladies
and gentlemen participating with the
greatest e'late.
The various entertainment engagements
are pursuing their purse-suing course with
a creditable regularity. The Breyer out
fit, for instance, is reaping almost as many
millions as Edmond Dantes did in the role
of Monte Cristo. The adults and juveniles
like 1t and hence nobody should kick-ex.
cept Alexander Dumas ashes.
Judge Zane's decision on the municipal
election in Salt Lake city is looked at in
these quarters with surprise added tc
exaltation, 45 per cent. of the former, A.
per cent. of the latter and 10 per cent fol
advertising expenses. Judge Zane simply
did the right thing in declaring that wher
persons eligible had been elected to this
that on the other office, they had right tt
take that dignity or emolument.
ID. c. Adams, manager of the Syracuse
bathing, swimming, dancing and sailing
resort, a little way off the main line of the
Utah Central, was in town yesterday, con
sulting with the proper parties about the
improvements to be made in that popular
resort-so dear and near to the hearts O
Ogdenites-this coming summer season O.
Saratogian and Long -Brancnian sport.
The power dam, project, of which Mr.
Mayne is chief protector and o. d. Bank.
principal ''talker-up," will be an institu
ton, if realized, that will give Ogden ant
her surroundings Gncluding Salt LAX,
city, such a lift as has never before beer
dreamed Of Manufactures will spring III
on all sides and industries of all descrip
tions viii bud out as do the buds on
spring kissed peach-limb. And then on
will follow the other and all will be mirth
full, merry and melodious.
The numerous friends of John S. Corlew
(who is still pleasantly remembered as as
sistant postmaster under E. A. Littlefield
will be agreeably surprised by learning
that he has changed his base of operation!
from the Union Pacific freight office, wher,
he served as responsible clerk for ovel
three years, to j. S. Lewis & Co.'s grand
1eWelry establishment on Washington ave
nue., opposite The HERALD bran oh office
Mr.. Corlew is a perfect gentleman, a Dem
! ocrat and an efficient accountant.