The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-03-20
SALT LAKE DAILY HERALD
OGDEN DEPARTMENT.
FRIDAY.
General Gleanings,

The Bostonians appear in "Robin Hood"
at the Grand tonight.
Only three plain DRINKS were up for trial
In the police court yesterday.
train load of oranges will arrive over
the Southern Pacific this morning.
The street supervisor is engaged daily in
seeing that the open sewer bitches are filled
up.
Queen City Lodge No. :, knights of
Pythias, hold their regular meeting to-
night
Sanitary Inspector Lewis is looking after
the health of the city in commendable
manner
C. B. Wheeler arrived home yesterday
from a few days business trip to Rock
Springs.
The Union Pacific passenger No. from
the east was heavily loaded with emigrants
yesterday.
Captain F. w. Lewis made business
trip TO the capital yesterday. He will re-
turn to-day.
Excavations are going on for new brick
building on Grant avenue next to Brown S
oyster house.
Sam. Lewis, clerk in Barkalow Bros
Office, at the Union depot, is dangerously
III with la grippe.
The "a Texas Steer'' company arrived
OhOL-OA OuIOu dSlllC IL lhO Cdob yes
terday at 3 20 pm.
The City Waterworks company is build
ing several blocks of extensions to the
mains on the bench.
The police are keeping the ordinance re-
1ating to the tieing of teams on the street
corners strictly enforced.
Councilman II. H. Spencer and wife en-
tertained large number of guests at their
residence night before last.
The new Reed hotel will be opened about
May To- The interior work is being pushed
TO completion as fast as possible.
Joseph Brinker has been elected di-
rector of the chamber of commerce, in the
place of s. NJ. Preshaw, deceased.
The United States marshal took an in
voice of the stock of goods and property of
the Ogden cracker company yesterday.
Misses Nellie Halversen and Louie Tor
geson will leave for Logan to-day where
they will spend few days visiting among
friends.
In probate, yesterday, Eta Harsh was
appointed Administrative in the estate of
Henry Harsh, deceased with bonds placed
at $4,000.
Charles Melghan, of the firm of Avery &
Meighan, leaves for his former home at At
lantic, Ia, next Monday. He will be alb
sent for several weeks.
Ferd T. Platts, representing the "a
Social Session. Comedy company, is in
this city, making arrangements for the ap
pearance of his company in Ogden.
A meeting for the purpose of forming a
baseball club and association was held in
the chamber of commerce rooms last even
ing. The meeting was largely attended.
The junction City transfer viii put rev
and handsome bus in use o-day to accom-
inodate the guests of the Broom hotel and
those wishing to see the sights of the city.
j. NJ Written, circulator of the Herald
Democrat, Thomas Ford and John Conley.
capitalists, of Lsadville, Colo, closed up a
large real estate deal in this city last even.
ing.
A complaint was filed before United
States Commissioner Bishop last evening
against r. Lunday, charging him witt
grand larceny. The officers went to Sal
Lake in search of their man.
The "a Texas Steer,n company held the
boards at the Grand last night. The ccm
edy, like the most of Hoyt's productions
was good and very laughable. Flora
Walsh, in the role of Bossy, performed the
antics of the green Texas girl In a manner
that characterized her as queen of com
edy. The audience was fair.
a civil action suit came up before Judg,
Bishop yesterday. p. c. Norseth brought
suit for wages against NJ. G. and A L. He'd
berg, for work done in the tailoring estab-
lishment of the latter. In the answer, tht
defendants claim that the earnings of tn,
former had been garnisheed. The case was
continued until today.
The ire department was called to the
implement house of Sidney Stevens at 5 As
last evening. A dense smoke filed the
building, aud for a time there seemed to be
appearances of a huge fire. The smoke
seemed to come from the basement, and the
firemen pushed open the doors and pushed
through to find the location of the blaze
which, however, was entirely within tn
furnace The galvanized iron smoke stacl
became burned through and fell to pieces
so the smoke had no avenue Of escape othe
than through the building.