The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-04-24
The City In Brief.

Mr. Knapp. of the Tribune, was in this cit,
yesterday, mending fences.
The ease OF D. P. Tarpey vs.. Brigham City e,
az, was the only one before Judge Henderson
yesterday in the First district court.
Two unfortunate drunks were puIled in ont OF
the wet and placed in nice dry cell in the city
JAN, where they will have time to sober up in.
NO news is obtainable in regard to the inten
y one OF the Pacific Shot Line people. TIE date
OF the arrival OF the managers in Ogden has
again been postponed.
An open venire has been issued for thirty-siz
petlt ano twenty-five grand jurors for the May
term OF the st district court returnable on
the 9Th and 9th. AL have been served
A general mass meeting is to be held in the
FEDERAL court room this evening. The object il
70 point out how Ogden can be benefited and
made TO grow and expand The room will
doubtless be filled to overflowing.
Ogden will be represented at a meeting OF
Omana and San Francisco capitalists, to be
heid tomorrow night in the latter city. The
@olecl OF the meeting is to invest lar re amount
OF capital In gigantic enterprise for this city
The scheme to transform the Lester park
paVlnon INTO nursery for graybackS and bed.
bugs does not seem 10 be making much head
way IN the public estimation. 1t should never
nave been entertained by the council and ought
10 be abandoned at once.
The mossback obstructionistS viii be dealt
with in vigorous manner and handled without
5loVes. They are not very numerous here now.
needed pubic lmprovem1 MS will be made
even such as the opening OF streets through the
N-nIIe VI BUSINESS DOCKS.
Jupiter Pluvius got his work in again yester-
dsy anu the sprinkling carts can now take a
long rest. IL it's all the same to the clerk OF
the weather, the people will thank him to let
up on the rain Tor the present and send the
showers when, later IN the season they viii be
needed
A large number of pits have been dug on the
land up near the mountains where the reser-
folr Tor The water system is to be built. The
work OF constructing the reservoir will be con
siderable and costly and the bottom and sides
WILL probably have TO be concerted, but there is
completed
Dave Moore, the Ogden nurseryman. has had
MS hapos 1ull of business this spring Orders
Tor nuIt, shade and ornamental trees and
shrubbery poured in upon him during the win
Yer and he has just succeeded in filling them.
During the past fifteen days Mr.. Moore has
shipped from his nursery upwards of 10000
fruit trees.
Judge Henderson has not vet rendered his de
sion IN the case Of Garbatt ct al. vs. the Utah
Loan ana Trust company. 1t is awaited with
great i berest by the parties TO the suit as we'll
as the general public. A seven-story brick,
stone and iron building would be a great i'm
proFement TO the corner the possession CT which
5 now in dispute
Some months ago one Joseph Schwartz, of
Kansas City, came to Ogden, where he was ar
rested u the instance OF Henry We'll on the
charge i having left home with valuable prop
erty and with the intention of defrauding his
creaitors He had little gripsack with him,
winch VI seized found to contain valuable Jew
elry, and deposited in the bank until the matter
between Schwartz and We'll could be iudicially
adjusted. We'll and nine other creditors OBJ
tanned judgment against Schwartz and the
property was duly advertised for sale according
10 law. Yesterday, at 1880 p. m, in front of
the county court house. the SAFE took place. The
property sold consisted of diamond rings brace
lets, studs sleeve buttons etc. ETC. There were
several lots sold, and all the property was dis
posed OF. One lot of ffty-four rings was sold to
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