The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-07-02
General Gleanings.

The Reed hotel will be opened to-day or
tomorrow.
The Office of the Deseret Telegraph com
pany has been moved TO the Boyle building.
i! Liberty Park is being fixed up in such a
(~shape that IL is beginning TO assume quite
lively proportions.
The second of Prof Nagle's philharmonic
concerts was held in the Presbyterian
church Tuesday evening.
L. Wollslein q Co., of Chicago, are fit
ting up a room On W ashingIon avenue for
awholesale liquor house.
Messrs. Pierce and Lundy, of the Utah
Canning works, leave Tor two weeks
trip 10 Omaha and Chicago this morning.
Many of the leading stores of Ogden will
remain closed on the Fourth. The butcher
shops have all agreed to close their doors
at noon.
The street car track on Washington
avenue, between Twenty-fourth and
Twenty-iftn streets is being torn up and
replaced with new ties and rails.
There are undelivered messages at the
Western Union Office for the folio wing
parties: w. A. Mintag, Hugh Anderson.
Charles V. Glade, q. b. Corchran ana A.
Hadiey.
The usual everyday runaway occurred
OF Washington avenue yesterday. The
horse came out oil the debris in safety, but
the express wagon TO which 1t was at
tached, was badly GenoralIzed.
A large crowd went TO the Hot springs
Mast evening 10 attend the opening OF the
YHot springs dancing pavilion which has
just beer completed. This addition to the
popular resort will largely increase the
number of visitors.
Thomas Ashton, arrested on the charge
of assault with deadly weapon, some time
ago. was taken 10 the penitentiary last
evening by Deputy Marshal Gill He was
unable to procure the necessary $1,000
bonds.
Fannie Butcher, the sweet little six
year-old daughter of Deputy United
States Marshal w. Z. Butcher, gave a
birthday party to ayard full of her friends
last Tuesday afternoon. Miss Butcher is
perfect hostess for one of her age, and
she entertained ner guests in q most roy al
manner.
G. W. NJ. Verge has sold his interest in
the Merchants Night Police Patrol to L.
w. Tackett, late turnkey at the city Jail
Mr. Tackett has had several years ex-
perience in police duties and will no doubt
give general satisfaction. Mr.. Verge has
not entirely severed his connection with
the force, but will continue to remain On
duty.
The morning Grdrcdigqer on the hill
printed 1000 extra copies of last Sundays
issue. Four hundred were ordered by one
of the leading real estate brokers to use
in sending away. Yesterday the real es-
tate man took the whole bundle to an alley
in the rear of the First National bank
building and made good application of a
match. 1t seems pity to spoil SO many
papers all 10 one bunch as they would have
made excellent wrapping papers for some
second class bakery. The real estate man
said he consigned them to the flames be-
cause he thought it was the quickest way
TO get rid of them.
The brainy editor Of the Ogden Grdcedfg-
ger, who mandates the scissors so eff
GENTLY in dissecting the mangled remains
OF Mckinley editorials from the columns of
the New York press, is greatly worried and
those of his fold say he is troubled with in-
somnia or some similar complaint The
enormous circulation of The HERALD in
Ogden and Weber county is too much for
him, and because the Jeffersonian doctrine
printed therein has knocked all his per-
simmons, il has made life burden and
causes him much discomfort The g. O. p.
and all its effects will be ready for his dis
posal after election.