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

The Presbyterian Ladies' Aid society
will give pleasing entertainment tonight
The Fourth ward fair will open at pm
to-day and continue for four DAYS. 1t will
be great success.
j. L. Schafer, formerly of Iowa, was
yesterday admitted by the First district
court to practice law.
The c. E. Mayne real estate company
run bus daily to the Power place, Their
addition on the canon road
Cliff Sparks, st. Joe capitalist and
Spectator, who has dropped some ducats
In Ogden, will spend this day in Salt Lake
Judge Henderson's charge to the grand
jury was brief but pointed. The Judge
congratulated the people upon the fact thai
the criminal docket was not so large as
usual
Inc new Democratic evening paper will
appear in about ten days. 1t is understood
that Democratic party organization has
been perfected in this city and Weber
county.
a party of excursionists will arrive in
this city from Colorado week from Thurs
day. They come for business and pleasure
combined, and will have no difficulty in
getting what they are after.
The Ogden Clay company set large
!orce OF men at work yesterday preparing
the ground for their plant. They expect
TO nave their brick and pipe machinery in
operation before many weeks.
An army Of bricklayers, stone cutters,
mortar mixers. ETC., made an animated ap-
pearance about the Reed hotel yesterday.
There will not be any further delay in the
construction of this elegant building.
In the First district court yesterday
Sarah Middlemiss, of Box Elder county, a
native Of Canada, was made citizen of the
United ShafaC (.novcra I !
Wright appeared as witnesses for the ap-
pllcant for naturalization.
a sprinkling cart was seen on Washing
ton avenue yesterday. 1t was one of the
old style. If it is the intention of the CITY
council to have the streets thoroughly
sprinkled this summer, they ought to fol-
low the example of Salt Lake and purchase
At least eight more of the improved Stude-
baker watering carts.
IL is alleged that a twenty-year-old girl,
a domestic who was employed at the Cen,
trial hotel on Twenty-fifth street. has
eloped with Jim Yung, moon-eyed son of
q sea cook, formerly of Canton. The girl
was beautiful blonde and Jim-well. he
wasn't handsome, but Hannah thought he
was awful nice. The third cook swears so
and says that Hannah kissed Jim and told
him that she loved him.
Neither the old nor the new electric light
SonPduy appears 10 De DONG ANYTHING
Inc new company has given no sign that it
means business, and it does not appear
that the old company has done anything to
improve its service except advertise that
1t was going to do so. The present service
could not well be worse, and it has grown
no better very fast ever since there was
talk OF competition in electric lighting.
Everybody ought to read and inwardlv
digest the sanitary ordinance now in full
force IN this city. 1t is very stringent in
Its provisions, and if strictly enforced, as
doubtless it will be, it will create a reyo-
luton in the matter of sanitary regula-
tons, and add to the general healthfuiness
OF the community. The city council should
provide for placing copy of this import
ant ordinance in the hands of every prom
erty owner and householder in the city.
If it be fact, as alleged, that the MAYOR
and majority of the members of the city
council are favorable to the scheme for sell
ing the south half of Union square. the
question that now arises is, is there enough
enterprise and public spirit in the chamber
CT commerce to make the purchase aad con
struct the long talked of chamber of com
merce and opera house buiiding2 II.
shouldn't take long to determine that cues
ton now.
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