The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-02-19

The City in Brief.


windy and the roads are too muddy.
Rev. j. W. Hill is forking and forging
ahead to make Il success of the new Meth
odist church on Twenty-fourth street.
Too many sales "at COST or "below cost
do not tend to give a commercial towD like
0gden,i the truly great appearance OF her
stability.
In the midst Of spring hopes we are sur
rounded by snow flaky winter facts, which
have by no means accelerating influence
on general business.
Yesterday was one of the most disagree
able days Of the season. Snow fell stead
lily, interfering with business, so that IL
was almost at standsllll.
The regular Tuesday night dancing en-
tertainment under the management of
Thornburg and Bond, did not take place
last night, but IL will occur next week.
Elder Joseph Hall, Ogden's ''Nestor''
journalist, has about recovered from a bad
siege of sickness and is on the streets
again. But his sons u. w. W. baby is
rather ill.'
In the First district court yesterday a
pig railway suit was occupying the atten-
ton of the Jury. When this report was
made j. l.. Rawlins was displaying his De-
mosthencsism.
Up till p. NJ, yesterday the police court
was enjoying dolce far Hicntd. but after
that hour some cases cauc up to occupy
Judge Preshaw's official argus eye. No
reference to Barratt.
Statewide Liberals are eXultant over the
decision of the county court reported in
another part Of this department They
think they have got there. but we have not
yet heard from Squire Hutchins.
John Larsen. a brother-in-law of Poll
Tax Collector William Studer, will shortly
open up a carpenter and building shop.
He is an old Ogdenite, though young man,
an expert mechanic and a rusrler.
The question is: VIII the stores close &C
Saturday, the anniversary of George
Washington's birthdays No doubt the
merchants don't like to, aud the country
customers especially don't like them to. y
NJ Drosdowitz and his newly made wife
Mary, nee Petrovitsky, will. establish a
pleasant cozy home in this city where Mr.
Drosdowitz has been for considerable
time in business, conducting himself and
his business in a first class manner.
On Monday afternoon there occurred the
funeral of James Baird, the unfortunate
9l-year-old Lynne citizen who fell dead last
Saturday evening shortly after supper He
leaves wife, to whom he had been married
nine years. The widow has our sympa
thics.
Messrs. Guenther and Cremcr, who have
fora couple of weeks or SO been the guests
IF Mayor Kiesel and his brothers in la,v
.he Schaneenbachs, have returned TO Poo
ria, Ill, to tell their colleagues Of the Dem
pfrdt all they have seen and heard in Utah
And Ogden will not fare badly, either, by
their reports.
Sanitary Inspector Lewis is making tho
rounds of the municipal limits in a most
deservedly appreciated manner, and when
springs warm breath takes off the snowy
ncumbrance he will detect all the garbage
filth and rottenness that has too long beer
allowed to offend the optics and olfactorie:
Of our citizens.
Yesterday afternoon a five year-old boy
IF Mr.. Flanagan, who had died of group
was buried in the city cemetery, s NJ
oreshaw acting as the undertaken. Trachc
otomy (opening of the windpipe) had beer
resorted to by the doctors. but the surgery
proved unsuccessful. In fact it is very sci
dom that it docs.
There is brewing some tronhlo between
James l. Dec on ono side ami Rev = I-nS
worth and II ID. Lewis oG tho nihor Gw
ing TO some differences of opinion as tn tn,
delimitation Of real estate on Inc cast sid
of Grant avenue, between Twenty fnpr,l
and Twenty fifth streets. IT is cXgeUte
there will be an amicable settlement.
Architect w w. Fife has returned from
ar extensive trip through many of III
large cities OF the east. where be dirccto,
his chief attention to the best building MA
terials produced. especially brick as !.
July realizes the necessity of securing n
early supply for the enormous demand tia
is staring the Ogden builders IN The face
There are ruu2ors growing morc an,
more rife as 10 a shortly impending uev
development Of journalistic ventures i
this ticld-thc cemetery Of at least te
newspaper ventures. But as the groun
has been so well MANFRED by the decayin
"lcaves,n those sprouting out now shoul
be endowed with The sapful vigor and
vegetable strength that Will overcome AN
soup"
The Ogden brass band will lend its tmr
respected harmony 10 the Liberal parad
that will make your city rcSound 10 might
Now that the war IS over, the battle
ought, the victory won the best thin
ior Salt Lakes citizens is 10 shake hand
nd work together as we IN Ogden are dC
ng and have been doing ever since Zebra
lry, 1889.
William r. Clark, the regular chief clcr
IF William Driver q Son, has been suffer
ing from pneumonia for several weeks, hu
his numerous Salt Lake friends will no,
be pleased that he has crossed the rub
con" and is all safe, so as soon TO be able I
resume his post of honor. not only in Ia
drug store, but also in the social circles
where he has always been a favoritc.
Attendance at the Military academ!
where Professors Howard ami Newill s
actively and energetically operate, wit
the help of clever assistants, is gradual
increasing. Ii the Institution could onl
be put on basis Of cheaper rates of tn
ton, many would avail themselves OF til
excellent educational opportunities no.
fbnra I2Df .atac "a,
itors, correspondents and reporters
Reed s. SnYder's real estate office appea.
like bee hive for would be sellers an
weuld-be vendors of valuable real estat,
In fact, every real estate Office in town
Swan, Holmes & Co, d. H. Perry. Jr
and others whom we viii name as soon :
time and space permit, is besieged by me
who have lots of money and want to u,
their money into lots, so as to make lots {
money again. This is no pun; it's Il
truth.
Joseph II. Smith, U. S. Registration O
ticer Of Huntsville, came down yester6
although the roads are in condition be
described ia the inscription over the port
= or Dante's Inferno, '-sLeave out a
hope. We who enter here.n Mr.. Smi,
thinks Ogden is growing, and the dam
the canyon will be great thing both f,
the people above and those below +
made sure to get the worlds news by su
scribing for THE HERALD
Architect A Braun has plan whiC
would obviate the necessity of importir
pressed brick from eastern factories. 1t
simply well designed and thorough
considered project for the establishment
brick factory where brick could land CA
be manufactured equal in quality and f;
below in price TO anything that could |
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