Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-23
ADJACENT CITIES
OGDEN.


Word was received last night from
the expert builder summoned from San
Ffancisco by the insurance adJusteft
who are working on the Trust biildlnH
loss, 10 the effect that ho had been d,'
lnyed one day AMI viii not reach
Ogden until tomorrow morning. rms
necessarily delays a settlement OF ths
lose still another day AMI VIII prevent
the rebuilding OF the structure within
the specified time. The public oil
Ogden IL ut n loss TO Understahd the
necessity OF sending to the coaet for an
expert builder to figure on the cost Oh
repairing the damage done by the nrc
when there are q large number Of
expert contractors In this city anu
Utah who are as capable ms any TO
Judge In such cases anu when by their
employment several days OF very valu-
able time would have been saved. The
people are very anxious 10 see the loss
adjusted and the repairing OF the build
Ing commenced. While awaiting the
ARRIVAL Of their builder those nd listers
whose companies Sustained losses on
the contents OF the building are ngur-
Ing with the holders OF the policies
ON losses.
Over three hundred men were on.
gagged yesterday In clearing away the
debris piled onto the Union Pacific
track near DEVILS Gate by the great
snow slides Of Tuesday afternoon. The
track was cleared last night and tralns
Will be- running on time today. Five
freight trains were tied up back OF the
Glide and no trains were sent out Of
Ogden except passengers which went
out over tho Utah IL Northern anu
Oregon Short Line. The slide covered
the track from fifteen to fifty feet deep
for q distance Of between 1000 and 1000
feet. Great boulders Weighing several
tons, earth and trees were piled onto
the track and the conglomeraiion was
dug out with great difficulty, the snow
being wet and heavy. One OF the com
pany's rotary plows stationed nj Poca'
Is'lo and another from tho Cheyenne
division were ordered 10 the scene OF
trouble. The former blew out cylinder
head before II had been at work an hour
and was cent back to the Pocateilo
shops for repair.
Carl Nelson was arraigned yesterday
morning before Justice Cshoon, In the
police court, ON charge OF potit
larceny, found guilty and sentenced TO
forty days on the chain gang. On
Monday night Nelson presented him.
self Mt the residence OF Jens Carlson,
on eventeenth street, and told n sor-
rowful tale OF continued Ill luck anu
suffering. He was given u good sup
per and bed, breakfast next morning
and twenty-five cents 10 help him on
his way, by the hospitable gentleman
at whose door he knocked not In vain.
Tuesday afternoon the tramp returned
aud during the absence OF the Carlsons
stole a silver watch, which later In the
day he sold TO n Twenty-ffth street
jeweler. Complaint OF the theft WAS
made ut the police station and about 0
O'Clock Tuesday night Offlcer w. a.
Brown picked Nelson up on lower
Twenty fth street. The stolen property
was recovered.
Contracts were yesterday aligned for
the site Of tho proposed Ice msnufac-
turing plant, which will be ut the
intersection OF Twenty-third street anu
Wall avenue on the Utah 4 Northern
track. Tho gentlemen Interested In
tho establishment OF the enter.
prise, after mature deliberation,
decided not to buy the land out
right but lease large enough
tract from the Union hallway Il Depot
company. MIR. Harding stated last
evening that the machinery for the
plant will be- shipped from Chicago on
Saturday. Az soon as the present
weather breaks, work on the buildings
will be commenced. The projectors
will superintend the work themselves
aud have already contracted for tue
necessary material. Messrs. McClin'
took anu Moser will leave Denver on
the 3lst inst.
This mornings Standard contains
the following: at IL a matter OF
pleasur, to announce that every line OF
daily reading matter In this paper was
set by union printers; and what Ia said
Of this Issue, we trust mny be- truthiully
knid OF every succeeding Issue of the
Standard. Yesterday by "a mutual
understanding between the directors
and the union, n happy and Just con.
clusion was reached; aud Ogden Typo
graphical Union, No. 230, Is with us
and We are with them-and nil aro
with Ogden"
Ogden's solons were very much
subdued last night at the special meet.
ing and their demeauor presented MI
extreme contrast to that OF Monday
night. Daring the entire session no
quarreling OF playing At cross purposes
was INDUCED In and the amount OF
business transacted was therefore much
increased. The paving ordinance was
passed with few amendments anu
tho committee on water supply was
instructed to investigate the ALLEGED
dangerous condition OF the north levee
OF the Ogden river bridge.
Three ninety ton Rome engines will
be added by the Union Pacific TO H.
messenger motive power to enable the
road to handle the heavy World'f
Fair traffic. These ponderous machines
will run between Ogden and Evanston
and pull fifteen passenger coaches
each. Two OF them have already ar.
rive from the northwest where they
have been running on the Pacific
division.
On Tuesday evening two.year old
boy OF b. +. Bteacy by some mean
secured n bottle OF oarbolic acid And
swallowed u small portion. DR.,
Graham was called In anu attended
TIE little sufferer, who last evening
was reported as fairly well out OF
danger.
AT meeting OF the Ogden base bal
RBsocIation the old officers and board
of directors were retained. William
TrRflley was given the management
Hereafter the regular cluh team viii
divide the profits OF the ball park, th'
association retaining only enough Il
nav expenses.