The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-05-15
General Gleanings.
r. w. Cross returned yesterday

Judge r. w. Cross returned yesterday
IRON Logan.
A heavy thunderstorm was raging in the
mountains east of the city yesterday.
1t is rumored that the Syracuse bathing
resort will be opened to the public June l.
Miss Jennie Stowe, of Evanston, Wyo.,
is IN the city to spend several weeks visit
ing with her sister.
George P. Fleming was in the Junction
city yesterday, in company with Marshal
Jonn NJ. Young, of Salt Lake.
saloon and iewelry store were closed
yesterday, one on attachment and the other
on foreclosure of chattel mortgage.
A horse attached to Chinese vegetable
wagon raised not little commotion by
running through the streets yesterday
morning.
Seats are being sold quite fast for the
Mendleshon Quintette club concert which
comes of in the Grand opera house this
evening.
James D. Grant, of Tuscarora, New,
monied mining man, has been spending a
few days in Ogden visiting his brother,
prominent contractor.
The real estate dealers occupation is not
gone entirely, but there are many vacant
desks whose former occupants have skin
ned out'' for other localities.
The Griffin murder trial bids fair 10 last
many days. A large number of witnesses
are to be examined. There is much inter
est manifested in the matter.
Judge Bishop and the members of the
county court went out yesterday morning
20 locate new bridge to be built over the
Weber river between Statewide and West
Weber.
The chamber of commerce held meeting
last night to appoint ten delegates to repre-
sent nnSar in ho tron Sinr1i
mercial congress which is to meet at
Denver next Wednesday,.
The Ogden City railway company had q
large force of painters at work yesterday
on the poles which will bear the electric
wires on Twenty second and Twenty fifth
streets. They are being painted white.
Several prospecting parties have left the
city this week for the mountains hoping to
discover valuable mineral deposits. A good
mine or two in close proximity to Ogden
would go far to infuse new life into the
people and add TO their prosperity.
The Daily Union will soon make its ap-
\, pearance under new name and with an
entire new management, and will worthily
MI the field of an evening paper for this
city. The new crew who are to run it
understand their business, and are likely
to make ''gon of it.
The accounts of the Knockout in the
ANONtlly udfc 6IlbuuSOQ SOul0 VI GuS WOm6u
of RiverVieW with warlike spirit aud il is
alleged several scrapping matches have
actually taken place in that suburb of Og-
den. The matter may be referred to an I'M
biased judge later on.
Many thousands of young fruit trees
have been planted out this year in the
region of country round about Ogden,
which IN three or four years will be bear
ing, producing the best quality of fruit.
I1tah pnOnd an6 driQd re cd for
their superiority over all others.
There is no Improvement in the financial
situation. Money is as tight as bank
vault and about as hard to get hold of as
though it were under lock and key. Ogden
needs more money, and there will be no i'm
provement in business until a larger
amount of it is put into circulation.
Mrs. Jane H. Smith, the venerable
mother of our friend "Doen Smith, the
well known, old time printer of Salt Lake
and Ogden, arrived here from her home al
Bingham junction yesterday morning to
visit her son and family, and will stay for
month or more and then proceed to Logan
to visit her son John. The lady visits her
sons regularly twice year.
The only case before Police Judge
Smythe yesterday was that of William
Daily, film TANNER, who had been ar
rested by Officer Hansen for playing a lit
tie game on a countryman on Twenty
fifth street. He was adiudged guilty and
fined Sl6.65, including costs Sentence was
suspended upon condition of his leaving
the city at once and never returning.
Don Mcguire, an expert mineralogist and
competent judge of ores. has just come in
from Chicken creek, some thirteen miles
from Ogden, bringing with him some good
looking specimens of quartz which appear
TO be rich in silver. The ore will be as
sayed and if it comes up to Mr.. Maguire's
expectations he viii be able to congratulate
himself upon having secured most prom
Using prospect which may develop into
good mine.
City Marshal Young, of Salt Lake city
was here yesterday to receive and return
10 her mother a seventeen-year- old CIR
fwho ran away from home two months ago
Tine girl, whose name your reporter die
not learn, was pretty appearing and child
ish looking, but doubtless a two months
residence here had not conduced to the ele
walton OF her morals. From all that could
be found out about the case, it is believed
the little girl has been more sinned agains
than SHINING and that she, who should
have been her maternal protector, is no
entirely blamable for the hayward cours,
of her child.