The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-08-10
G AGDEN BUREAU.
business and Editorial Office SO
Utah Loan * Trust building.
Teiepnonc I35.
rHE PUBLIC LIsRARY.
Ogden, August 10,

The last meeting of the directors of
ASSOCIATION IS in very prosperous
cono4uon. Many new and valuable
books nave been aoueo Irom t4Ine 20
time, unul now the two small rooms
III the CITY nam are entIrely 4l4aC,-4 ual.c
for the neeQS OF redu4ng room and
BOOK sne1vrs. AJ the Injecting r4uay
the routine Work OF Lne Doafo was
pieasan.iy uIVers!lleo by the visit or
cOInnIu.toe from lne >. y. y. D. cIuO
with the request Tor a liSt OF poonS
Wnlcn tie pUarQ may ueS4re them 70
purchase, the large returns from tner
party enabling tnem 10 MAKE some
splendid ADDITIONS 10 our book sneiveS.
The young Mom-n VIII revise the list,
adding to it BOOKS OF their own cnolce,
and present The collection as a trloute
from their club.
The COLLECTION Of geological books,
maps, pamphlets, etc., suppned through
the request of Senator Frank J. Can
non, and heretofore described in The
Herald, will be OF interest and service
to mining and milling men. The city
council has donated S25 per month to
the general support of the library. Al
though the library has been main
tanned IN Ogden at considerable sacri-
flee of time and money of its none too
numerous supporters, there has never
been time when its closing was con-
templa ted for a moment. Its doors are
ever open, its shelves and tables full
of current literature and its lady d.
brarian one of the most efficient and
accommodating in the country.
LOCAL BRIEFS.
Architect T. C. Woods is home from
PocaLello:
Miss Lizzie Toombs of Bonneville is
the guest of Miss Nellie Fitzgerald.
1t is hoped that the fire chiefs may
be brought to ogden and entertained
this week.
George Wardleigh is still at the city
Jail and will likely be taken before
Justice Ternes today.
Harry Crossman has completely re-
covered from the effects of the NOR
phine and has gone home.
The assignment of teachers will
probably be made at the meeting of
the board of educa ton tonight.
Miss Reb Morris of Salt Lake, who
was last week the guest of the Misses
Young, has gone to Logan for visit.
Chief Falkenberg of the Woodmen
of the World passed through Ogden
yesterday en- route for Helena, Butte
and other Montana towns.
The Salt Lake Herald, with the i'm
proved news service, will be a better
paper than ever and worthy of the
support of any communicative
Standard.
The I. o. o. F. excursion to saltair
on Thursday next is for the benefit
of the /. o. o. F. home fund Great
preparations are being made for the
event by the local lodges.
D. N. Smith, brother Of S. S. Smith
of the x Rays, and of J. A. Smith of
the business college, is in Ogden. where
/ he expects to establish an office for
the practice of his professionalism
| tistry.
Daniel Quinn is still at the city jail
and this morning will have chance to
explain to Justice Hulaniski why he
wore a police captains star and what
the letters &c. r. T. A." on the same
mean, as we'll as why he fired his pistol
on Hudson avenue.
The Herald special published yester-
day morning giving the reassuring
words of Manager Cannon and En-
gineer Bannister on the power dam
I prospects to the effect that the work
would go on just the same in spite of
hacker Bannigan's financial disputes
was good news for Ogden people.
Hereafter pedestrians will have to
pay toll of 10 cents each for travel
! ing over Mr.. Malan's road to the
! heights. This is made necessary by
TIE practice OF some who abused the
privilege hitherto granted by Mr.. Ma
Ian. The heights continue to be a
most popular place for outing parties.
Mrs. Fowler and Mrs. c. j. Corey,
with their families, returned Friday
from a weeks camping in East Can
yon. In the party besides the two
above mentioned were NJ. o. Corey.
W. P. Fowler, John Fowler, Miss Gray,
Maude Corey, Maggie Gray and Flor
ence Corey. They reported having. had
fine time, with plenty of fishing and
fish.