The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-07-23
WEDNESDAY.
The City in Brief.

cuse last evening. 1t was their second
trip this season.
There is no truth in the rumor that the
street car drivers in this city contemplate
making strike
The Ogden cricket club are making pre-
parauons to go TO kaysville and play a
game tomorrow.
The electric street lamps failed to shine
Monday night. Cause, poles and lines
down'in the CANON.
The Salt Lake and Ogden Shotgun clubs
Will meet at Syracuse to- morrow and com
pete Tor prize of SO.
The new quarters of the Ogden State
bank in the Reed hotel will be ready for
occupancy in about two weeks.
The fellow who tried to force an entrance
INTO the house of Mrs. Elizabeth Douglass,
PAD $40 into the city treasury yesterday.
The Ogden Citizens bank will commence
business in about three weeks. Ogden
needs banking capital and she is getting it.
Every legal voter should examine the
registration lists and see that his name
appears thereon. No one can vote unless
registered.
A meeting of gentlemen interested in
the new race track association was held
last evening TO consider matters in connec-
ton Herewith.
The North Ogdenites are anxiously look
ing forward to the time when they can
come TO the metropolis of Weber county on
the motor line.
Inc following kilograms remain uncalled
Tor at the Western Union Office in this city:
Charles French, Mrs Rosa Loft. r. Il
Hutchinson, Il. w. Cross.
Baggageman Morton, of this CITY. who
was in the Union Pacific east bound pas
senger train which was wrecked near
Medicine Bow Monday morning, received
severe injuries.
The Helena excursion train left at 6 200
p. m. yesterday. There were sixty eight
passengers from Salt Lake city and sixty
Two from ogden The train consisted of
live coaches and one tourists car
Judge Zane occupied the bench of the
First district court yesterday The only
case that came up for hearing was that of
A. Z. Fisk VS.. a. B Patton and others,
upon which arguments were heard.
1t is expected that a large sum will be
realized from the auction sale of CITY lots
next Monday. The Union square lots will
certainly bring good prices, as they are
most desirably situated for business
A man crazed with drink attempted to
force an entrance to the residence of Mrs.
Elizabeth Douglass, on Grant avenue, late
Monday evening. He was captured and
turned over TO an officer, who landed him in
the city prison.
William Driver & Sons building in
washington avenue, which was in a shaky
condition, has been braced so as to make il
secure and the work of Iayin the founda-
tlon wall OF the Stayner building can now
be carried on with safety.
Joke, IRON the Ogden Democrat: eThere
Is no boss in the Liberal ranks who has
power or authority TO command
Everything, perhaps, has not moved as
smoothiy as could be desired, but the fault
is mainly with the rank and filen "a
Yesterday the city engineer staked off
the sewer trenches on Twenty-first street.
at the foot thereof. This morning the work
OF excavating will begin with force of
ABOUT twenty five men. The first work
VIII be at the lower end of the system
A large crowd is expected to be at SYRIA
cuse tomorrow, special rates having been
given from Salt Lake, Park City and other
places. Many people will go from Ogden.
The Odd Fellows will be in charge at the
lake, and that fact ensures good order and
good time generally.
The body of the boy Wells. who was
drowned in the Weber river at Morgan
last May, al the time of the drowning of
young Llttleteld, was recovered last Fri
Gay noatlng in the river between Peterson
ana Enterprise. 1t was taken out of the
water and shipped to Morgan.
Ogden's new water system will have an
available head of 430 feet With such a
pressure as can be used to advantage. every
mouse IN the city may be protected by hav-
ing hydrant in the yard and a few feet of
nose. Thus supplied, the inmates of the
mouse could subdue a fire before the steam |
fire engine could reach it.
William Boswell, travelling correspon- |
dent of the Chicago lnter-Ocea7s, has been |
in Ogden for several days and is so well |
pleased that he will remain for some time |
longer. OF the city and vicinity ne says: |
"The mountains, rivers, farms orchards |
gardens and lake all go to make one of the |
finest scenes have ever seen.'' /
4 reception will be given Judge and Mrs. |
Henderson and Judge and Mrs. Miner this |
evening at the residence of Captain Rams |
ford Smith. One hundred invitations have
been issued to members Of the bar and |
court of officials. Judge Henderson will |
retire from the bench on the ID of August. |
and Judge Miner will succeed him.
Seven trains from Ogden and four from |
Salt Lake city will run to Syracuse to- |
morrow. Trains will leave Salt Lake CITY |
at $40 a. m, 30, 4:l0 and 7:30 D. m. |
Leave Ogden at 9:3O and 1920 a. m, and |
200, 400, 80, $40 and 900 p. m. Leave |
Syracuse for Ogden at 10 20 and II 40 am.
and 2:45, 800 and 7:30 p. m, and IL 100 and
LEO a. N. Friday.
The Peoples party central committee re-
quest leading members of the party in The
different precincts to make ARRANGEMENTS |
for holding the primary meetings for the |
election of delegates to the county conven- |
ton; also, that the delegates elected pro- /
vide themselves with credentials Endorsed |
by the chairman and secretary of the /
primary meeting at which they were
elected
The Michigan Press association. now
@kns, IN
Ogden on the Sd of August. They will re-
main over night and until | 80 o. m. of the
4th, when they will go to Salt Lake city.
The Ogden Press club will arrange to make
the stay of their brethren of the quill in
Ogcen pleasant and agreeable.
The attention of the sanitary inspector
and board of health is called to nuisance
east of and near the reform school grounds.
on the lot of L. A. Reed, alongside the
canon road. Some person has hauled on the
lot three dead cows, the carcasses of which
now lie there retting and sinking. The air
In the vicinity is polluted and is strong
enough TO stink dog out of tan yard
The registration list from the first OGDEN
precinct is hung up at Reed 81 Burgitt's
real estate Office on Twenty fifth street. lust h
east of the Nendome boarding house: the
second precinct list is at the city hall: the
third precinct list is at Nelson & Felps
livery stable on Twenty-fourth street: and |;
the fourth precinct list is at the Ogden
Electric Light company's Office on the east :
sloe OF washington avenue, between TWEEN {
ty-third and Twenty fourth streets.
The census enumerators of the CITY are |
al work. They claim to be finding many
people who were here in June when the ,
government census was taken, but who /
We're not enumerated, and from this fact ,