The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-09-06

Work on the Stayner block is progress
Ing slow but sure.
Ex-Judge Henderson left over the Union
Pacific yesterday morning for Lansing,
Mich.
DR. t. 3. Beatty, of Collinston, Utah,
passed through the city yesterday on his
way to Salt Lake.
Leutenant-C Colonel Walker, company A,
Utah national guards, went to Salt Lake
over the Rio Grande yesterday.
A business meeting of the Rex order was
held in the federal court room last evening.
What have become of the sporting men
who were going to have John L. Sullivan
come to Ogden.
Lieutenant Colonel Walker departs this
evening over the Southern Pacific for an
extended trip to the Pacific coast.
r1H. Sling our Chinese s'rustler.n came up
from Salt Lake yesterday morning
The young mems debating society was
reorganized at the county court house last
evening
The Ogden city railway company began
to lay its track on Twenty-fourth street
yesterday. Verify, the residents of that
1horoughfare begin to kick.
H. J. Liggell, of Chicago, Ills, is in the
city on business.
T. b. Woodhouse, of San Francisco, one
of the knights of the grip" was here
rustling trade yesterday.
Ten members of the Queen City Lodge
Knights of Pythias, took the rank of
knight last evening.
The city dads are still wrangling with
the franchises. They are said to be the
first body known that are opposed to
electric railroads.
The following kilograms remain uncalled
for in the office of the Western Unicn Tele-
graph company: Captain w. l.. knight,
Is. L. Stewart, S. A. Pricket, j. p.
Thrasher, Robert Bell and Isaac Huse, Ir.
The body of J. j. Stewart who died from
tho effects OF gas poisoning, was escorted
by The Odd Fellows of this city, to the 40
Rio Grande last evening, upon which it was
sent TO Denver for burial.
in an interview with Mr.. Barbour last
evening the reporter learned that his com
pany had Withdrawn their application for
an electric railway franchise in this city.
Tht last meeting of the Uinta encamp-
ment No. l. 0. o. F., the following
officers were elected for the ensuing term
r. c. Smead, c. p; Z. w. Lewis. II, P
j. 7. Browning, S. W.; w. S. Flineling,
j. w: DR.. L. Islanders, scribe: E. s.
Luty, treasurer; +. A. Dillingham;, trustee.
The excursion of locomotive firemen ar
rived about two hundred strong at 6:lC
= last evening.
Colonel f. P Kiesel, of the Nelson
Rifles, returned.last Thursday from an ex
tended pleasure trip to the following
points: Granger, Wyoming; Pocatelo
Idaho: San Francisco, Los Angeles, Santa
F'e Pueblo, Leadville and Denver. The
colonel has been absent from home about
four weeks
There is to be horse race at the Ho
springs track next Monday. between Sorre
Prince, the property of A. Shaw, and Nor
mon Boy, the property of B. t. Carr, fol-
purse of $50. Both sides have plenty OF
hackers and thecontest will be exceedingly
interesting.
Joseph c. Shaw, the brakeman hurt by
jumping from the runaway train between
Eureka and Silver City, on the Salt Lake
g. Western railway, last Thursday, died a
the Union Pacific hospital il this city yes
terday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock The de
ceased was Al years of age, and leaves
wife and seven children to mourn his loss
The body was taken to Judge Preshaw'
undertaking establishment, where it wa
embalmed, and last night the body wa
shipped to his former home at Leh
junction for burial.