The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-03-29

Ueuerdl OleanlngS.
Real estate transfers were $1,000 yester-
day.
The Republican club held meeting last
evening.
t. g. Matthews, of Salt Lake, was in the
city yesterday.
The county court will meet to-day in
regular session.
H. F. Allen, residing at Brighton, was
IN Ogden yesterday.
w. A. Ramsey has been slightly indis-
posed Tor couple days.
j. M. Hamilton, esq.,, of Salt Lake, was
IN the city on legal business yesterday.
1t is rumored an effort will be made to
reopen the Novelty theatre at an early
date.
j. L. Rawlins, wife and daughter, of
Salt Lake, were registered at the Reed
yesterday.
Judge Miner was taken sick yesterday
Afternoon and was obliged to adjourn court
al 4 o'clock.
F. c. Ball, of Buffalo, N. Y, was in the
city yesterday rustling trade among the
merchants Of Ogden.
Adam Kuhn and wife returned yesterday
from an extended trip to New York and
other eastern cities.
Theodore Robinson, president of the
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tended business trip
a large delegation of Patriotic Sons of
America viii go to Salt Lake to-day to at
tend the territorial convention of that or
der.
The gentle falling of the beautiful yes
terday was enough TO make person be-
lleve that spring had not yet come in
earnest.
Judge A. G. Bishop has been indisposed
Tor several days with an attack of the
grippe, but was able to be down and attend
TO his duties yesterday.
The box office was opened yesterday for
the sale of seats for the United States
Marine band, which will appear at the
Grand opera house on April l.
A good many would like to know what
has become of the power dam project. 1t
Is sincerely hoped that the parties at the
head OF the enterprise will meet with sue
cess.
The county clerk issued a marriage IL
cense yesterday to Samuel Rorsetield.
aged thirtyeight, and Miss Sophia SIM
mons, aged twenty-six. both of Peterson,
Utah.
Colonel w. H. Harvey Utah's lone dele
gate to the trans Mississippi congress, re-
turned home Sunday. Colodel Harvey is
a genuine rustler, as was exemplified in
New Orleans.
The muddy streets yesterday were
boom TO the street car company Walking
was not good, and many that would not
otherwise have done so, had TO yield up
3 cent piece and ride.
hent's military band treated the guests
OF the Reed hotel to a serenade at dinner
hour Sunday evening The treat was
much appreciated. After the boys had
finished they accepted tho hospitality of
Manager Locke In the spacious dining hall.
The first issue of the Ogden Leader, the
new Liberal paper, was Issued last Sunday
morning. 1t is very neat in appearance
and ably edited in every respect 1t is is
sued weekly and is under the management
of K. l.. Rowe, editor of the late Com
merciu.
The police department is very anxious to
get located in the new city jail and police
court building. 1t hoped to be moved into
1t almost three months ago, but the work
on II has been dragged along so slowly it
is doubtful whether 1t will ever realize its
expectations.
The masquerade ball to be given at
hent's pavilion Tuesday night by the con-
ductors and motormen promises to be a
grand success. The tickets are selling
rapidly and everything looks bright for
them. The admission is only seventy-ive
cents per couple and within the reach of
all