The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-01-09
The CITY in Brief.


No business was transacted in any Of the
courts Yesterday.
The morning trains Of the Southern
Pacific yesterday were only about an hour
late.
The skies were clouded over last evening
and the weather became perceptibly
warmer.
Ogden has the promise Of another cleo
trio plant, provided local capitalists will
invest in the stock.
The Southern Pacific pay-car reached
here Yesterday, having been delayed by the
blockade in the Sierras.
Canal sufferers are swarming in the city.
Not having received their pay, the majority
OF them are impecunious
The Andrews comedy company continues
to draw good houses. Rip Vau Wrinkle
was the attraction last night.
If this city gets authority from Congress
. to bond the city for a large sum, we will
= have fine water and sewerage system.
E.A. Reed. the real estate rustler of
Ogden. went to Cheyenne yesterday. He
will return Saturday, if the trains don't
fail.
No through train has reached here over
the Utah & Northern since last Friday.
Yesterday at p. N. train came in from
Pocatello.
In the Probate court yesterday, in the
matter of the estate of Thomas Poulter,
deceased, an order was made confirming
sale of real estate.
A party from Brigham City, despairing
of reaching the junction city by rail, left
the former place early yesterday morning
in a sleigh and arrived here about 4:30 last
evening.
Three more of the suits against the Both
well canal company were heard before
( Commissioner Cross yesterday and iudg-
/ ment was rendered for plaintiffs in each
case for the amount claimed.
The visiting Liberal clubs from Salt
Lake are to be entertained at Maden's sa-
LOOM where a free lunch viii be provided
for them, and all Salt Lakers will have free
tickets for the Novelty theatre entertain
ment might.
Chin You and All Fin, the latter woman,
were yesterday made one by Judge Hen
derson. His honor waived his constitu-
tional right to kiss the bride in favor of the
witnesses, Deputy Marshal Butcher and
Deputy Clerk Best.
1t is the opinion of good lawyers that the
fcity cannot recover upon the bond exc
cuted by John r. Boutwell, and associates,
sxfor the fulfillment of their contract for put
$ing in a water system, although the bond
was approved by the council.
Mr.. Hirschler, of Hirschler & Co.,
growers and dealers in California wines
and brandies. and proprietors of the Sum
NIT vineyard in Napa county, has an attack
of La grippe and is confined to his room al
the Broom hotel. He hopes to be out in q
day or two.
1t is not at all probable that the Bear
Lake and River Waterworks and Irrigation
company will fulfill their contract for put
ting water system for this city, and the
discussion by the city council as 20 the
kind of pipe to be used would seem to be a
waste of time
Hirschler & Co. have not yet decided
upon the location of their branch house
whether in Ogden or Salt Lake city. MIR
Hirschler is now here with Charlie Little
field, their travelling man, and together
they win carefully look over the field anC
decide what to do.
0. d. Banks is one of committee en-
gagged in soliciting subscriptions to stock il
the Ogden Power company. Yesterday the
committee were at work and meeting with
fair success. This scheme is one which il
seems should enlist the sympathy and sup
port of our capitalists and in fact, of every
one who has any interest in Ogden.