Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-26
OGDEN.


The matter Of an appropriation 10
prepare the plats u present ownership
Of Weber county lands, uH the statutes
direct. WIS brought TO the attention ~
the board by a request from the county
recorder, but no action was taken.
The sum OF $3.50 was appropriated 60
the ogden city buttfd of education a.
the amount due on quit-claims and
tax-rcdomptions.
CORNER STONE LAID.
According TO previous announcement,
the corner stone OF st. josophs Roman
Catholic church was laid Yesterday
with the usual forms ard ceremonies
OF that church. a large number ~ clti-
gems were present on the floor of the
building and around on the outside "
H. Under y canopy close to the core
nor whcru the stone hung suspended
were seated the specially invited
guests. among whom were. l.. ".
shurtlin, president NJ the Weber stake
uf the Church " Jesus Christ Of Lat
tor-dny Saints. Mayor John "a. Boyle
Judge Henry H. Roinpp, President g.
H. Middleton. Hon. u. II. pocry, Hon
j. W. Guthrie. president OF the city
tuuncili Thomas NJ. browning. Elder
Joseph Han, County Recorder y. J.
Hcndcruhot, W. w. Critchlow, william
NJ. Thompson and othorr.
AZ the hour ~ 4 o'clock tho Right
Rev Lawrence Seaman. preceded by
seven acolytca and accompanied by
Fathers CuHhnnhnn and Richly, as
cendcd 10 the floor Of the building and
proceeded 10 tho altar space. which he
blessed. The band played. The foun-
dalton was blessed The choir sang,
"Noni Creator" Mrs. Ida Hnfrutt-Mr-
Quarriu singing the soprano solo and
Mr. HnRbort Anderson OF the Taber-
nncle choir the bass solo, The music
was very nnc.
The bishop and priests then blessed
the corner stone as II hung suspended
above itH foundation. and II was placed
IN position by the bishop and his at
PENDANTS. This being done "a box was
placed IN the cavity prepared FOR Ii
and closed. Father Cushnnhun then
read from a copy 81 a. manuscript
which had been placed In the box tho
following This corner stone uf H.
Juaeph'H Uomnn Catholic church. az tho
corner OF Adams avenue ana Twenty
fourth street, ln the city OF ogden. aud
State Of Utah. aud United States of
America, laid az 4 o'clock y. M, this
the Goth day N juno. 4, -. 1889. and the
year Of the Independence uf tho United
states, the 18TH. and N the ponuncial
Of Pope Loo XIII. the 22nd year.
on this day ana date John .. uoyie
~ mayor N the city of ogden. Hcbcr NJ.
Wells II governor OF Utah. aud william
Mckinley IL President NJ the United
Stntca OF America Rev T.. NJ. Cush-
nuhun 10 pastor " ~. Joacph'H Roman
catholic church IN the city OF Ogden,
Utah, and ltt. Rev. Lawrence Scnnlnn
IA bishop VI the diocese ~ Salt Lake.
Placed along with this record ana
IN the same box.
u. a set Of current silver aud copper
coins Of the United States OF Amcrlcn
OF the date 1855
"2 Tho first bar N gold. silver and
lead bullion ever taken from tho Sierra
Mhdrc mountnina, thirteen miles north
Of ogden. Utah.
o. a collection OF Utah precious
stones. consisting NJ topaz, quartz.
utahlitc. rock crystal, Jet, etc
q, copy uf the salt Lake Tribune
Almanac Of the year 1889
20. copy Of the following ncwHpn.
pors printed In Utah OF oven date here.
with. viz. salt Lake Tribune. Dcsorot
News, Salt Lake Herald, aud "a COPY
OF the ogden Standard " tho date Of
June 70, 1899.
g. Two medals and Agnes Del glyon
by g.. a. MnGuiro.
-, Rosary from the Holy Land. prc-
scented by Mr. william Jennings.
S. Statue or 81 Joseph presented By
Sisted Elizabeth of tho sncred Heart
academy ogden. Utah.
20. gold medal of the pontlncnte
% Pope Plus *, presented by Rov. 4.
NJ, Cuahnnhan."
The subsequent proceedings consisted
o. singing by the choir ami AN address
by Bishop Scnnlnn.
The Catholics of ogden have worked
long ana faithfully 10 accomplish the
building ~ church edldce IN this city,
ana soon they Will bo rewarded by hav.
wherein 10 worship.
RETURNS FROM HAWAII.
=. W, stechcr. matchmaker with J.
s. Lewis a Co.. 81 this city. who loft
here a little more than a month and a
half ago Tor Hawaii. returned sntur-
day ana IL GLAD 90 get back 10 Utah.
Mr. stooher visited number Of the
principal Islands ana gained much In
formation concerning them and their
resources and the chances for business
and the Investment u capital, lie says
the business OF the country ~ In the
hands OF few families descendants OF
the missionaries who went there early
IN the present century and that unless
one stands IN with thom Il IN almost
impossible TO secure a foothnld and cm-
bark In any enterprise ana make d suc-
cefs NJ II. Many people are going there.
however, from various countries. some
W. NtNANNAN AfNAA hAAANNN W MNAhH 4 NN
country IA lovely 90 look upon and the
climate IN good although warm and
enervatinR, Mr.. stecher ~ well.
known amateur photographer. and
while iourneylnR around the island he
made nearly hundred negatives II
buildings and scenery. which he devol.
oped before leaving Honolulu ana which
he will print az his leisure.
Hon. Joseph Howell OF Welsvlllc
cache county, was visitor In ogden
Saturday,
Saturday afternoon marriage
license was issued 10 John IL. Freeman
and Miss Lou Ellen Green, both oi
ogden.
Union Temperance services were held
AT tho Baptist church last evening
which were fairly well attended.
About $3.50 p, m, yesterday violent
west wind aprang up and for while
the air was hllcd with dust and debris
go that Il was almost impossible 10 get
about the streets.
Mrs. n. A. Littlencld returned satur.
day evening from six weeks wish
with friends and relatives In Nevada
and California,
Early Saturday morning u rlrl was
born TO Mr. and Mrs George DahlEreon
Yesterday morning fro was dlscov'
cred ia the roof Of a shed or nous,
on orchard avenue belonging TO Y, a
Whalen and temporarily occupied by 20
family of Hon, n. J. Cannon. The Mr.
was caused by a defective nue. Dam,