The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-06-19
THURSDAY,
The City i'm Brief.

cheyenne yesterday morning.
The Ogden and Salt Lake teams will play
baseball during carnival week.
The maids of honor to the queen have all
been appointed. They will wear the colors
of Rex-rea, white and blue.
The American Press association and
many of the leading journals OF the United
States will have representatives in Ogden
during carnival week. et1
An immense building, to be used as res
taurant, is being put up on Union square.
1t will furnish. accommodations for six
thousand or seven thousand people.
Colonel C. L. Howard, of the Ogden
Military academy, has been detailed by a.
B. HAYS, general commanding, as aide-de-
camp and ordered to report for lnstruc-
tions.
The debris was cleared off the ground
yesterday and this morning work VIII be
commenced on the foundation of the new
business block of the Boyle Furniture COM
pany.
North Washington avenue should be
sprinkled from the Ogden river bridge to
Five Points The city can well afford to
furnish the carts, and the citizens are will
ing to pay for the expenses OF horses and
drivers.
The Ogden military cadets first annual
reception aud ball at the academy this
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young gentlemen have invited large num-
Der of their friends to participate in the
festivities
The order of Patriotic Sons of America
periodically postponed their meeting last
night in order 10 permit the Knights OF
Pythias. of whom they rent their hall, to
use the hall for giving a banquet IN honor
OF the grand lodge.
The census enumerators quit for good
last night. 1t now seems probable that
they have taken very fair census of the
city, which would not have been the case
if their time for making the canvass had
not been extended. There is no means Of
knowing.
The commencement exercises of the
school of the Good Shepherd (EpiscopaD
will take place in Union opera house at
.. N. too day. The admission fee will be
so cents. The programme will consist Of
addresses, essays, songs, presentation OF
diplomas, etc.
Jake Neimoyer was being examined in
the police court last evening on q
charge of assault with intent TO kill his
wife. Her testimony was convincing, and
although the examination had not been
concluded at $50 p. NJ, it is safe to say
that he was held to answer to the grand
jury.
The following, received by this Office
explains itself: 20. M. A. Reception The
cadets of the Ogden Military academy will
be pleased to see you at their first annua
reception, Thursday evening, June 10. 1890
Dancing, 9 to r." This scribe will ''take
it inn
The branch Office of The HERALD is now
located in room 3, Cortez block, on the east
side of Washington avenue. Persons hav-
ing business with the manager of the
Ogden bureau or with the city circulator
will please call and have their wants at
tended TO.
Jens Fransen, of Huntsville, was ar
rested yesterday on a charge of unlawful
cohabitation and taken before United
States commissioner, where he pleaded
guilty and waived an examination. He
gave a bond of $1,000 for his appearance
when wanted.
The laying ofiron pipe for the new water
system was begun yesterday. 1t is though
that within the next ten days the compan!
will be able TO pipe down to the reservoir
the waters of Taylor canon, which vii
thus increase the supply and in measur
stop the everlasting kicking now going on
on account of the shortage.
Last evening the grand lodge, knights o
Pythias, were banqueted by their brethren
at Castle hall. To-day they will 'excurt'
to Syracuse and battle in the briny. If TIL
day be pleasant an immense crowd will g
on this excursion. The water of the lax
is is said to be in perfect condition fol
bathing warm enough and not too COLI
for comfort.
Brigham city offers to help Ogden car
for her carnival guests. Good for Brigham
It's a beautiful little city and if specia
- train could be arranged for a run between
here and there two or three times day
there is no doubt that thousands of peopl
would avail themselves of it and partake o
the genuine hospitality of the people of Bo!
Elders capital city.
A messenger service has been established
in this city, with temporary Office durin,
carnival week in the carnival restaurant
just west of the carnival palace on Twenty
fifth street and Grant avenue. This
something that has long been needed here
If the proprietors will give prompt atten
tion to delivering messages and package
they will certainly make a success of thei
new departure.
The stone work on the Reed hotel move
along slower than the hour hands o
eternity, but it is not the fault Of Mr. Rec
or the contractor and his stone cutters
On the contrary, it is exasperating to all c
them. The reason of the delay is the non
arrival of stone from the quarrieS a
Thistle For a week or more about tie
carloads of stone have been side tracke
down the road and in consequence nearl
the whole force Of stone-cutters have bee
laid off.
Mayor Keisel has issued a proclamatio
TO the people of Ogden, He estimates tina
$4,000 people viii be here during carniva
week, and says the benefit will be enor
nous if these people are comfortably quar-
tered and fed. He says it is the duty c
the hour to provide for all who come, an
that every residence should prepare to TAX
in from one to four times its present il
habitants; that every sentiment of hosp
tally and determination to provide for TIL
unprecedented host of people should pei
wade this entire city; that every one shoul
report the number of people they can boar
or sleep; that temporary bedding should /
prepared by every one, the bakers shoul
increase their facilities, grocers and bu
cheers should increase their stocks, resi-
dents should lay in their supplies at ono
and that there must be no eXtortion praC
ticed or il will meet with prompt condem
nation. The next meeting of the organizatio
will be held to morrow evening in til
federal courtroom.
Grand Lodge Knights of Pythias,
The grand lodge of the knights