The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-04-29

John Beattie jr the well-known commercial
Anaan. spent the Sabbath in this thriving city.
Yesterday morning the private car of Senator
Stanford, OF California, passed through Ogden
en- route east.
Old Sol poured down his fierce rays yester-
day and one could almost see the vegetation
splinging forth.
There will be another mass meeting to-mor-
row night at the Union opera house to discuss
carnival matters.
Two DRINKS were all that stood up for SEN
tence yesterday in the police court. Each paid
~ for his Sundays spree.
Private news has been received that the
Ogden public building bill will go through Con
gress. II is not intimated that Harrison will
veto it.
The new Citizens bank will open in the
building now occupied by the Equitable
Coop. which has been purchased of Mayor
kiesel for S35, 900.
II the Ogden river continues to rise much
more, il VIII be possible TO float through the
canon provided one can hold himself together
while making the passage.
H A. w. Tabor and Ex-Governor Grant of
Colorado, and a number of Omaha capitalists
are expected here sometime during this week
from Denver. to take an interest in mining.
The new contract recently executed on the
extension OF the Bear river canal on the Ogden
branch. insures us that the canal viii be com
pleted TO this city by the first of next month.
The public do not take any stock in the asser-
ton that United States Marshal Parsons
worked TO defeat the Ogden borrowing bill. His
work was in an entirely different direction.
Yet II may be true.
Contractor NJ. D. Griffin, Of the Bear River
canal. is in the city looking after 100 laborers
to work on the canal. When the work IS
started from DeweySville toward Ogden, 900
men VIII be wanted
The usual spring excitement in mining has
struck Ogden and the hills are gradually filling
up with prOspectors. Ogden and Taylor can
yons are filled with mining men and some good
prospects are being found.
L1V+a
the coming carnival in Ogden. A Denver man
with capital who has purchased property here
viii at once erect three frame tenement houses
on Adams avenue for the accommodation of
our visitors.
Captain j. S. Painter OF the firm of the j. S.
Painter Town Lot company. recently purchased
third interest in property eight miles from
Ogden for $4,000. The property is situated near
the head OF Ogden canon and not far from
Huntsville.
Ogden is TO have Democratic daily newspa-
fper, with E. A. Mcdaniel at the head of it. 1t
VIII be run by an Incorporated company. the
same now publishes the Inter MOlUttGa Neg'-
chant Monday Morning. etc. 1t will be issued
every evening.
The Daily Union came out last evening as
USUAL The plant was attached Saturday at the
suit OF Moroni Skeen, of Plain city. Mr. King
says he will continue the publication of the
paper Notwithstanding the obstacles which he
mas TO contend with.
The city is filled with an overdose of vags.
tramps and hobos and the city authorities are
asked 10 make scattering of this burden of
mlscreants. over live hundred laDorers
wanted on the Bear River canal and there is no
excuse for men being idle now.
The Sunday closing Of saloons is being gener-
ally observed in Ogden. 1t is said that a few
men still violate the ordinance clandestinely
and that those who are obeying it in good faith
viii make IL warm for them If they do not keep
closed during the whole twenty-four hours.
J. w Maclkay. the California millionaire.
lassed through Ogden Yesterday on his wav TO
MacyaV cd IN 1-n,,
repo' ter that he intended returning to the coast
in about thirty days His conversation indi-
Gated that big mining deal with French cap
ltal was on the tapis in the near future.
The following notice, signed by the chief of
the fire department and the mayor, has been
circulated all over the city: AT the first sound
of the fire alarm consumers of city water are
required TO shut of the water from all hose and
Sprinl1ers and keep it shut off until the fire is
! distinguished" The order should he needed.
Itwould be good idea to try to induce Senator
Tabor TO build an opera house here, such as he
has constructed in the City of the Plains When
such men as Tabor, Grant, Maxwell ex-Goy-
erlor Evans and three or four of Leadville's
most successful men take hold of mining here
we may expect boom in this all-important
direction.
John P. Smith printer formerly of this city.
but-now one OF the publishers OF the journal at
Logan, was very seriously injured last SATURDAY.
" the running away of a horse attached to a
tS1gy. The shafts OF the buggy struck him
Breaking three ribs and his collar bone besides
ported as being critical.
The city police patrol, formerly conducted by
Nan Luven, was transferred on Saturday 10
Colonel F. p. kisSell, of the Utah National
guarOS. Mr.. Van Luven, who established the
system, viii go to Los Angeles this week
where his family lives Colonel Kissell Will
have force OF five men on the streets of Og
oen and Will also prepare for increasing a de-
tective force which he Will also establish
Forty-four men are occupying three cells in
the city jail. They are city prisoners held for
various orenSes against the ordinances They
have been working at the gravel pits earning
their grub, but yesterday forenoon they con.
Guided that they would take 4 lay Off Perhaps
they had read the newspapers. and having lost
their reckoning thought the LIST of May had ar
rived. At any rate, they refused to WELD the
ptek and shovel any longer, and the boss of the
Asrs, where they viii have an opportunity to
ltse the time away on diet of wind pudding
Probably Judge Henderson never rendered a
decision that Will give more universal satisfac-
ton than the one rendered by him Yesterday in |
the case OF Robert Garbutt VS.. the Utah Loan
ana Trust company. In the first place this COM |
Dany IS composed of live and progressive men:
there are no flies on Them" they wanted 10 |
get possession OF their property in order that |
they might improve It, and Judge Henderson-S |
decision gives Them that possession The de- |
clsion means that on The southwest corner of |
Washington avenue anG Twenty-fourth street a |
stately seTen-story building viii be erected |
without delay-a building which Will not have !
IFS equal IN tan. The members OF the com |
pany say that they VIII 20 to work at once Ia |
carry Out their plans and that the present wear |
1Fiil witness the completion of their magnificent
building.