The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-01-21
January 81, 1880
TUESDAY,
The City in Brief.

mushy.
Yesterday was cool day, though it
moderated somewhat before night, when
there were some indications of another
fall of snow.
Judge Cross had so completely recovered
from an attack Of Ia grippe as to be able to
put In an appearance yesterday and attend
Unnecessary business.
The sidewalk scraper in Ogden is val
liable aid in keeping the pedestrians thor
oughfares open during this season Of IN
precedented snow storms.
Our police force paraded the streets in
full dress uniforms on Sunday and made
quite hobby appearance. This was the
result Of an order from the mayor.
So many people are now storm bound in
our city that the hotels and lodging houses
are crowded to overlooking, and some of
them put up hooks to hang their guests on.
W. S: Carr, of Rochester, New York
was taken to the city hospital suffering
from obstruction of the bowels. DR.. Pow
ers relieved his pain by hypodermic in
lection.
H. G. Wardleigh, who was laid up with
sickness Tor ten weeks, has so far recov-
cred as to be able to put in an occasional
appearance at his music house during the
day time.
A. B. Henderson, a cousin of the Judge
ing one Of his occasional business visits to
Ogden, where he has many friends and
acquaintance.
The deep snow has put a complete stop
to the hauling of stone from the quarries
on the east bench so that work on the
Methodist university and the Reed hotel is
at a StandStlll
The free lunch counters are well patron
lied nowadays. The man who can put up
q fOr q OIL nf hor
meal thrown in, so there are great many
rustlers for dimes.
Carpenters are at work preparing the
heavy timbers for the first floor of the new
Read hotel, while stone-cutters are fash
ioniug into proper shape the red sandstone
for the first story.
Z. G. Helfrich, of Mountain city, Idaho,
is in the city. He came down ahead of the
blockade on the Utah & Northern. When
he left home the snow there was only about
seven inches in depth.
The sleighing continues good, except in
the most travelled streets, where the snow
has been worn Off
A general thaw at the present time
would be likely to do considerable damage,
besides making it very unpleasant for
pedestrians to get around.
Some of the old-time dealers in general
merchandise are selling off their stocks of
with what the people have been charged
in the past. They will engage in the whole
sale and iobbing trade.
Don't allow the deadfalls to flourish and
wax fat at the expense of the quiet and
orderly houses, of which there are some in
this city.
The Broom hotel bar-room closes at u
O'Clock every night. The curtains are
raised and the lights in the room left burn
ing.
Ogden is well filled up with the criminal
element at the present time, but the mem
bers of the gangs are being carefully
watched.
Real estate men find it difficult matter
to show their customers around, owing to
the fact that the roads outside are I'M
broken.
Neils Hanson, convicted in the First dis
trict court of unlawful cohabitation and
sentenced to sixty days Imprisonment,
was taken to the penitentiary last even
ing by Deputy Marshal M. d. Hoge, ST.
Judge Henderson went to Salt Lake city
last evening to attend the supreme court
The First district court after setting
some cases for trial on the 30th, adjourned
yesterday until next Monday.
Representative James n. Kimball spent
Sunday with his family and yesterday re-
turned to Salt Lake.
Last evening, about 4 80, while "Lon''
Richardson, of Park City, and another gen.
tleman were standing on Washington ave
nue., span OF horses took fright at the
street motor and started to run They
struck down Eklund's sign and knocked
the sign in front of Browning Brothers
into cooked hat, and then were caught
and stopped before doing any further in
jury.
A funny incident happened here a few
the east was gong up town and met gray
and grizzled old fellow. Desiring some in
formation about the town, he asked HIM il
he was acquainted. "Oh. yes replied the
old fellow, "been here thirty years, and
there amt cobele stone between the union
depot and the mountains that [ hain't
vomited on. Win give you all the infer
nation you want bout this kentry."
A train left over the Utah s. Northern
yesterday morning. Last evening it was
stated That it haG gone through TO Poca-
tello all sight.
The Union Pacific and Rio Grande West
est pay-car came III esterday and the en-
ployes received their time checks. AS
consequence business was lively in town,
especially during the afternoon.
A. b. Richardson, banker of Park city,
IS down on visit He thinks Ogden has
improved greatly since he lived hire few
years ago. He went down to Salt Lake
last evening.
The Southern Pacific company sent out
a train last evening, giving passengers the
assurance that they would very likely be
able TO get through to Reno. The Park
city train was sent out and the Union Pa
chic came in with one train. No train ar
rived over the Utah & Northern. The Utah
Central train pulled in at $50, twenty
minutes late
The fellow who claims to know what
kind OF weather is to prevail during the
next few months. may probably be able to
establish reputation as a false prophet.
All signs appear to fail this season.
The assigned stock of stationery. etc.
of A. G. Emerson has been purchased by
w. S. Stone, who is continuing the bust
ness Like all live news dealers he sells
THE HERALD, the wide awake morning
daily of the inter-mountain country
Influenza, pneumonia, coughs, colds and
kindred com plants are attacking the PEG
Jlie right and left. None seem to be ex-
empt from visitation. Probably the best
remedy--there being no preventative-is
to keep quiet and as warm as possible.
In the probate court yesterday, in the
matter of the estate and guardianship of
Ida and Katie Schansenbach, minors the
petition of A. Schansenbach, guardian,
was heard for the discharge of bondsmen
and appointment of other bondsmen under
smaller bonds.
train Sunday evening, who said the train
had been three DAYS in getting through
from Reno. 1t had been laid up at Elko
since Wadnacdou NIGHT fhaf alooa tho