The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-04-25
General Gleaninps.


The district court did not convene yester-
day.
The Ogden Cricket club held business
meeting last night.
The ball in the Fourth ward was largely
attended last evening.
Several Salt Lake people were registered
at the hotels yesterday.
The Jarvis Conklin houses are going up
quite rapidly in Lakeview.
Detective E. A. Franks, OF Salt Lake
city, was in Ogden yesterday.
The First district court will take up the
law and motion calendar o-day.
The cloud of dust on Washington avenue
was almost unbearable yesterday.
Judge A c. Bishop made trip to Salt
Lake last evening on legal business.
The Ogden Business Mems association
was organized at the city hall last evening.
Yesterdays threatening weather was not
entirely acceptable TO those who enjoy out
ing.
The first ball given by the order of
Pythian Sisters came off in Castle hall last
evening.
A two-story brick block is being erected
on Grant avenue, next to the New York
chop house.
The Odd Fellows lodges of Ogden will
hold anniversary services in the city hall
Sunday morning.
Superintendent Wurtelle, of the Wyo-
ming division of the Union Pacific was in
the city yesterday.
j. L. Davis, of the Rio Grande Western
railway, was In the city yesterday looking
after business interests.
At last the street sprinklers have made
their appearance, and the dusty streets
will be no more. Good.
The new buildings and fences being
erected at the Wasatch driving park are be-
ginning to make quite a showing.
Harry Stuyle B. White, c.. T. Reynolds
aud Z. Fulton have undelivered messages
at the Western Union telegraph office.
John ]. Cortez will tear out the sheds ad-
Joining his block on Washington avenue,
and erect three-story business block.
Manager H. c. Gilbert, of the Bear
River Canal company, was in Corinne yes
terday taking look over the great ditch.
George +. Seager brought some excel
lent specimens from the Copper Queen
group of mines in the Ogden canon yes
terday.
Work was resumed yesterday on the
electric railways. The surveys are being
taken and the work will be pushed along
with all possible rapidity.
The third of series of balls by the
Whites hall on Twenty fourth street last
evening, was decided success.
Adam johnson while going to his home
night before last was held upIn Lester park.
MIR. johnson says the rascals searched his
pockets pretty well, but he didn't have
anything with him.
Oscar Connors, champion light weight of
California, and Charles Mozart, champion
middle weight of Montana, came together
pugilistically at the Novelty theatre in an
eight round contest last night,
j. D. Hurd, formerly editor of the Utah
State Democrat, will issue an initial:number
of the Saturday Euening CAL this evening
The paper will be devoted entirely to dra-
matte and society news and will be pat
termed after some of the eastern periodicals
of that class.
The genial w. T. earns, a relic of
Ogden's editorial fraternity, dropped into
town yesterday with his grip filed with
clean collars and worn out lead pencils. He
has beer on a two months trip through the
north and northwestern states, and comes
back hale and hearty. His many friends
are pleased to see him.