The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-04-01

The Reed hotel is to be completed by the
LIST of August and ready for occupancy
Early in the fail.
a thousand or more invitations will be
tent out for the chamber of commerce ball,
which is TO be held on April IL.
Ex-DepIty Marshal E. w Exum. who
has been on a visit to his old home in Mis-
fssippi, returned yesterday morning.
o. w. Powers and Arthur Brown, of
Salt Lake, were in the city Yesterday in
attendance upon the First district court.
In the police court yesterday, three
trunks were sent up for ten days each. j.
NJ Rieder was fined S12 for carrying con-
cealed weapons.
The street cars were running on the
bench yesterday to the end of the line on
Jefferson avenue between Twenty fourth
and Twenty fifth.
The last will and testament of the late
Judge Rufus b. Williams, dated April TO-
1878, was filed for record yesterday in the
office of the county recorder.
In the probate court, in the matter of the
estate of John S. Lewis, deceased: bond of
A. ID. and j. S. Lewis, jr., filed and ap-
proved and letters of administration issued.
The Smuin & Thomas Woodmansee-
Marsh five-story brick and stone block on
Twenty-fifth street, west of the Coop, is
going UP rapidly. 1t will be a fine and i'm
posing editice.
The committee on public grounds are
Improving Lester park. Yesterday the
walks, were being graveled and graded.
Liberty park will also be beautified and
improved this season.
Thunder and lightning Sunday evening
for change. 1t rained and showed during
the day. The white clouds hanging over
the old north mountain yesterday morning
Indicated mountain wind.
Governor Thomas was at the chamber of
commerce rooms yesterday afternoon,
where he met many of Ogden's repre-
sentative citizens, among them some with
whom he was not previously acquainted.
Last Saturdays issue of the San Fran
cisco EUeniIg Post comprised twelve pages;
four of which were devoted to Ogden.
There were illustrations of some of the
prominent public buildings and good gen
eral write up Of the city.
The real estate transactions yesterday
were the lightest for q long time A good
many deals are under way, but not yet
completed. 1t is the opinion of dealers that
before the week closes the actual sales will
Dvertop those of last week.
The Ogden Building aud Savings asso-
citation pays 20 per cent. interest on mon
ey invested in its shares. Such an insti-
tuition is worthy Of patronage. 1t is bet
ter than specializing in real estate and
buying on a rising market.
The Monday Morning was issued in the
morning yesterday. 1t IS a neat and
newsy little paper. The only objection to
1t is that there is not enough of it; but it
Is good policy to be formed small and in
crease in size with age and experience.
William Driver and his wife and daugh-
tiers have returned from their Pacific coast
visit The same train brought home John
Reeve and wife, who Tor several months
past have been enjoying the milder air OF
the Golden state. Mr.. Reeves health was
greatly improved by his outing.
c. L. Wayne, president of the Ogden
Power company, and Fred j. Keisel, mayor
both of whom have been abroad In their
own and Ogden's interest, viii return
home in day or two. 1t is said that upon
their arrival several matters Of interest
will be made public
The funeral services over the remains Of
Alf Low attracted large number of sym
pathising friends. The building in which
the ceremonies were held was not large
enough to accommodate all who desired Il
pay the last tribute of respect, and a large
crowd waited On the outside. The funeral
cortege was very long one.
Many Of the jurors who have been serv.
ing during the present term OF the First
district court were discharged yesterday
AL who were not discharged were excused
until 10 a. m. today. The jury cases vii
probably all be disposed of to-day or to
morrow, when the equity cases will BIZ
taken up.
The scheme has been revived for build
ing large hotel on the corner of Twenty
fourth street and Wall avenue Mayor
kiesel offered to erect hotel there las
summer, provided the citizens would Civ,
him a bonus. 1t is understood that tn.
bonus has been raised, and the proposition
to bid will be re-submitted to MIR. Kiese
on his return home.
The proprietors of the Ogden Hot spring
are preparing for some fine races duriny
the season. A splendid track has beef
made, and already a number of flyers hav,
been taken on to the grounds and are nov
being trained. Work on the motor line l.
the springs is progressing and the tract
will be done by midsummer, when train
will run every fifteen minutes during tn
dax- hatUaon OGDEN and the cnrinpS