The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-09-13
General Glea aings.

Real estate transfers were 50, 500. yester
day.
Hon. Moses Thatcher was in the city
yesterday
g. II. Corse, agent of the Union Pacific,
was in the capital yesterday.
Miss Jennie Branson has returned from
an extended trip to Evanston.
The county clerk and his corps Of assist
ants are very busily engaged revising the
assessment rolls.
The Democratic headquarters of Weber
county are located in room 5l2 Utah Loan
and Trust building.
The merchants license case will come
up again in Justice Fitzgerald's court to-
day at O'Clock p. m.
City Jailer Joe Baxter is the happy
father Of bouncing boy presented to him
by his wife last Sunday.
The Brewer-D ermoody shooting contest
for the championship of Utah viii take
place on the 2lst inst. in this city,
The Misses Louise Torgeson and Hattie
Carter Of Logsn. have been in the city sew
eral days, visiting with relatives and
friends
Judge James A. Miner left Sunday even
ing for Beaver, where he will sit on the
bench for a week or so. He will have a
murder trial there.
A. A LIGHTER, at one time proprietor OF
the California wine vaults IN this city, and
now resident of Park City, was in Ogden
on business yesterday.
Director James Sharp of the Union Pa
cifc and party passed through the city yes
terday morning en- route to Salt Lake from
q pleasant outing at Weber.
r. H. Whipple returned to Ogden yester-
day from Idaho, where he has been over
seeing the construction of an irrigating
canal near Bancroft and Soda Springs.
Alex Loeb of the firm of Loeb & Myer
returned yesterday morning from the east,
where he has been to purchase fall goods.
The report that he was married is untrue.
The Ogden baseball team and q Denver
nine met on the diamond at the baseball
park last Sunday and played an interesting
game. which resulted II to s in favor of
Denver.
John Ledwidge, ex chief clerk of Supe r
intendent Knapp's Office of the Southern
Pacific will leave in few days for Oak
land, Cal, where he has accepted q good
railroad position.
County Clerk Ledwidge yesterday issued
marriage licenses to John p Messick, aged
%. and Isabel Cole, aged 20, both of West
Kansas City. and Ella F. Oldham, aged "a,
Of San Francisco.
G. A Fillmore general superintendent
OF the Southern Pacific. and wife arrived
in the city from the west yesterday morn
ing. After spending a few hours here they
returned west on special train, accom-
panied by Superintendent Knapp and Resi-
dent Engineer Fitzgerald.
At q late hour Sunday night fire partially
damaged the residence of Mir. Browning
residing on the corner of Adams avenue
and Thirty first street The department
DID very effective work with the chemical
engine with which the blaze was extin-
guished without the aid of water.
The Republicans held meeting 10 the
county court house yesterday to determine
which candidate for delegate to Congress
would receive the support OF the Weber
county delegation at the territorial convcn-
ton to be heli in Salt Lake this week
The delegation seemed to favor Frank j..
Cannon.
At an early hour yesterday morning the
police found the front door OF the store of
Horribly q Carmen open. A search was
made through the store and the safe door
was also found open. There was nothing
to show, however, that burglary had
been committed. and the condition of af-
fairs was probably due to negligence.
Lewis Westrom, the fireman on a con-
struction train who was injured about
three miles west of Pocatello while at
tempting to jump on the caboose of the
train and being struck by an anvil in the
hip, on draw switch, was brought to Og-
den yesterday and placed in the Union Pa
citic hospital. His injuries are not as SER
ions as was at first supposed and he will
be able to be out again in few days.