The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-08-31
SUNDAY.


j. ]. Agard, of San Francisco, Cal: is in
the city.
E. G. Fowler, of Chicago, Ills, is in the
city on business.
William Giedings and family, of Logan,
Iowa. are here on pleasure trip.
b. R. Cowdry, secretary OF state, of Neb-
raska, and wife are in the city,s stopping at
the Broom
Mrs. Clara Dakeman, of Eagle Rock,
Idaho, is in the city visiting friends.
The lower story of w. H. Wright g.
Sons building on Washington avenue, is
nearly completed.
ArranQ ements have been completed for
grand Labor Day dance in the carnival
palace.
Walter P. Dwyer came down from Idaho
yesterday morning, where he has been on
business for several days.
H. L. Griffin, the Twenty fifth street
commission man, went down to the capital
yesterday morning over the Union Pacific.
Judge James E. Miner went to Salt Lake
yesterday morning on legal business and
! returned to the city last evening.
The G. E. Mayne company held another
business meeting in the chamber of COM
| MERGE yesterday.
| The city council was confronted with the
Friday night, but as usual it was laid over
| lone week.
| The typos of this city seem afraid to meet
the members of the Ogden press club in a
game of bail, and they are not professionals
either.
Ex-Judge Henderson and David Evans
went to Provo yesterday over the Rio
Grande Western. They will return to
Ogden Monday morning.
An important meeting of the board of
| directors of the chamber of commerce was
held last evening in the accustomed place.
! II is hoped the chamber will begin active
duty again soon.
District court did not convene yesterday
on account of the absence of Judge Miner
who was in Salt Lake.
The electric light lamp at the intersec-
ton of Washington avenue and Twenty
fifth street was torn down yesterday, and
placed in more convenient place at the
corner of the city hall square.
General Agent D. w. AppIer, of the Cen
trail Railroad and Banking company oil
Georgia, is in the city looking up realty
matters, and is the guest of Agent Gold
ing, of the c. r. l. & p. railway.
1t was rumored yesterday that the camp
ing party which left Ogden for the Cache
valley several days ago, was attacked by 6
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where. But it seems more like big ''Hill'
story than anything else.
The Sacred Heart academy will open or
Monday, September l. In addition to the
usual course, classes will be formed il
painting and instrumental music.
Colonel P. j. Barrett gave rousing re-
ception to Lieutenant Walker, of company
a, Utah National guards, az his residenc
in this city last night. Fully seventy fiv,
people were present, including the Nelson
Rifles, who were there in full militar,
dress. Lieutenant Walker will leave TO
California the first of next week
The following prominent people are stop
ing at the Hot Springs hotel: John H. MAJ
8 tin, Park City; A. G. Van Patten, Ogden
Miss Jessie Thorn, Laramie, Wyo.; G. J
Potts, A. d. Fitzpatrick, Beatrice, Neb; G
w. Thomas, S. N. Cook, Mrs. G. N. Banis
3 ter, Miss Emily Banister, Edward Banis
ter, w. A. Stony, Ogden; Robert Merrill
Anaconda, Mont; L. Cleveland and wife
Pocatello, 1da.; John G. Cunning, Raw
: Inns, Wyo.; John Fleming, Chicago; w.
Smith and wife, ST. Paul, Mimi; w. W
Wiswell, Cheyenne; Nine. lie Carpenter
Ogden; Miss Barnes, England.