The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-07-11
FRIDAY,
July II 1890
The City in Brief.

Ogden is to have about eight miles of
sewerage during The present season, the !
pipes 10 be. laia in the principal streets Of
the city.
The branch of the Bear river canal TO be
built from Colliuston 10 Ogden, with It's
laterals, etc, viii cost half million OF dol |
ags or more.
If the Rex organization did not "play |
even, they may be able 10 do so, II given =
chance by the city to continue il business
a while longer.
TIE Liberals win rally in the coliseum
tomorrow night TO rGtify the nominations
for trustees made at the mass convention
held lastey6ninr.
A litte blaze occurred in a frame build
ing near Tie fefofm school yesterday No
alarm was turned N and the ire was eX-
tinguishcc without much trouble.
T. l. tabaoe, well-known old-time
citizen Of DgGen, naS gone north 10 recre-
atc during toe heated term. He viii spend
several. weeils among the mountains OF
\ question for discussion by the Ogden
Debating cab: Have thepuohc and private
morals of this city ocen improved during
the past year and d half! Don all answer
at once.
There's altogether too much hilarity
going on in certain puolic places in the
city. Boys, so slow for awhile; you had a
whole week Of pleasure and that ought to
satisfy you until next year.
The number Of 'Hswore offs'e since the
tciose of the carnival is increasing. Stick to
= it, boys, and in month or two you'll have
more money and more strength to with
stand the wear and tear Of 1.-The next time"
The sewer contracts, bids for which were
opened at a special meeting of the council
last week, will very likely be let today.
The estimated cost of that portion of the
system TO be put in this year is from S92,-
900 TO $3.50
NMichael Brown was brought down from
Logan by Sheriff Belnap, charged with
having forged the name Of Mrs. Oatey, of
the Novelty theatre. He was examined by
Justice Dee yesterday and discharged, there
being no evidence to convict.
The city council will be asked, at their
meeting to night by the Rex organization
to be permitted to maintain the coliseum on
Union square for some time to come. AS a
majority OF the city dads are Monte CristoS
the petition will probably be complied with.
Since the carnival and the circus the
ranks of the scarlet-robed women have
been decimated by many departures
Where they lead the toughs will follow, and
1t may lot be long before the restoration
of peace and quietude in this capital city of
the west
Joe Metzler says he will build his grand
Washington avenue and as an earnest for
his intention is having removed from the
ground the old, dilapidated and unsightly
structures that have numbered it for 10 !
these many years.
The following gentlemen were nominated
at the Liberal school conventions held in
Ogden last evening: First Ward-W. W.
Funge. Second ward-L b. Adams.
Third ward-Prof. c. l.. Howard. Fourth
rd-Ransford Smith. Fifth ward
arren w. Corey.
THE business men are all fully stocked
with goods of all kinds, especially articles
of domestic use. There is no danger of a
famine, as the bulk of the provisions
bought to supply the carnival crowd that
didn't come TO eat are still on hand and for
sale at reasonable prices.
The wife of A. j. Chamberlin departed
this life at II m. yesterday The cause OF
devil was fatty degeneration of the heart,
w. which she had been sufferer several
years. The funeral services will be held
from the Baptist church on Grant avenue
at 1890 am. tomorrow, to which friends
are invited.
The carnival palace would make a first
class bunk house. Now that the Broom has
been closed, why not remodel the palace
Rnd furnish sleeping accommodations, TEN.
porarily, for the public. The temporary CT
regular restaurants could furnish the grub
which would, it is safe to say, be superior
in every respect TO that set out by the
Broom
"Johnny, get your gun" and keep il
HANDY, especially If you are Cut at night
and perambulating the streets. BY OBJ
serving this and keeping your weather eye
open you may avoid being robbed by some
Of the many t0ughs who are infestipg the
o.. Again, johnny, got YOUR gun eff >
TIE shelf and blaze away when occasion de
nands il.
Last evening a crowd of some five hun
creG or six hundred people asseiunlel, ol
Iwenty-foOrth street, betHcel Grant and
IiGcoin avenues, TO witness foot rae,
which mad been announced to cc..ls of. Tht
run WAS seTenty-iiwe yards. 7ihape wa
nothing par;icul al'y exciting ssoG5 IN.
hfair, which passed OFF satisfactorily 20 thc
winner and his hackers. Very little betting
was INDUCED in.
c. Z. Mayne has not yet returned fron
San Francisco. 1t is run9re3 that uDor
his return the stock yards and packinc
houses will materialize-iit leas1 in iIuag
nation. if not in Tact The Omabs capital
SITS and Pacific Short Line officials, wh,
we're TO have been lsre six weeks ago
lave not yet, arrived, and il IS not states
when they viii be here TO start work Oh
}he packing houses and put through tn
llectric light scheme.
A rurnor is afioat to the eject that ''tb
,outrac5 for construction OF the Pacif
sh"Tt L;ne' has again been let, this beiu:
leoub the tenth or fifteenth similar an
Borrcsment during the past SIX months
As usual, tbero is some hitch IN certain ne
gor;at;cas. AID It is said to be Bct fully de
sdeCs wEea gCnk on 'sthis end OF the line
will be cosnnlcaced. Bat il is nov give
lut as a Geld, icy fact that "tde road nll
surely be built some time. The fsaopl
will beieveIt-after they see it being opsr
tied.
Fred A. Shells publishes in tie loca
Dress what he GeEominates "Back Talk 0:
he Liquor Question" He goes for tn
,rohibitionists ID his usual vigorous style
The closing paragraph j.. rich and reads a
oiogs: 81 affirm that tGey are evidentl.
act members CT aey Caristlsn sect or the.
would have remembered that the 900,
ID OK Says that 'no i:ar shall have part o
,9rsel ia the kingdom Of heaven;' aud the
.Ae wilfully led in making the ststemen
hat sall saloons are open OF Sunday
.lr. Shells is engaged in the saloon bust
Tess. but his saloon has never been KEEP
pen on Sunday.
The Ogden Prohibition club No. /, seen
o be preparing for an active campaig
,gainst the liquor traffic that is being cai
led on in violation of the ordinance. HOY
veil they viii succeed remains 10 be seer
It's a joh Of no easy accom- lishment I
.oupel some men 10 come within the law
tile Sunday-closing ordinance can be Ell
orced land it is done in San DIEGO, Lc
angeles and other places, there should b
% hoar.iality shown by the officials in er
orcing it. All who pay the same amour
4icense should be entitled to equal priv