The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-18
Brief Mention.
specInl to The rrIbune.

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN. Jan. l7--Wm Darke of the
Chicago & Northwestern at Salt Lake
visited the trade In Ogden today and
went to Idaho.
Deputy Sheriff Joseph Sharp of Salt
Lake county was I'm Ogden today and
called on Sheriff Joseph Bailey and his
deputies.
w. b. Throckmorton. freight agent of
the Colorado Midland at Salt Lake, was
In Ogden today, and goes To Idaho carly
Wednesday morning
III, w. Edserton, travelling freight and
passenger agent OF the Chicago & North
western. was in the city during the day.
Miss May Barnett of SmI,hAeld is In
Ogden undergoing treatment of her eyes
and Is stopping at the Broom.
Trainmaster Thomas +. Rowlands Of
the Southern Pacific has fitted up for
himself handsome new Office, where
the conductors room In the Union depot
was formerly located
S. c. Gallagher. one OF the firm of the
Corey Bros, Construction company. Is in
Ogden, having returned from the super
vision OF the Twin Falls construction In
Idaho.
a dancing party Will be given at the
Weber Stake Academy Amusement hall
on Friday, January le, under the auspices
Of the Y, NJ. and Y L. NJ. l. a
II. NJ Linsley. chief clerk OF the Rail-
way Mail service from San Francisco TO
Lake today on business FOR the depart
ment and returned this evening.
Ira l. Reynolds, clerk In the Office OF
Superintendent Manson OF the Southern
Pacific. Is back at his desk after an Ill
ness OF one week, which confined him TO
his home
Superintendent IL V. Hnllker OF the
Utah division and III. J. Roth as assist
ant superintendent, made trip this
morning over the Malad branch. and re-
turned on No 10 this evening. going
through to Salt Lake.
Ralph Fl. Runner. ticket agent at Port
land OF the Gould lines, including the
Ogden today visiting friends He is on
his way 10 Chicago and left this after
noon on the Overland Limited.
Harold N. Pitt of Manila. who has been
visiting old friends In Utah for the past
two months, left for San Francisco with
his family today on the Overland Lin
ited. He Will sail from Seattle on the
steamer Minnesota on January "a
John w. Rooklcdge. special agent for
Utah and Idaho or the Royal and Queen
Insurance companies, arrived here today
on the Overland from San Francisco,
where he was In conference with the
manager anu general agents or his com
panies.
| Gordon Donald Kinder, the local man
| aeer OF Mclaughlin Bros, who went
East u month ago TO be welded re-
turned today, ana with his bride is reg
lstered at the Reed, where they Will make
| their home.
| 6. NJ. McCamcy Of Longmont Colo
VINO came here two months ago to eS-
| tablish an ice and cold storage plant
| has concluded that the natural Ice in
| this region Is too strong competition for
| an artificial plant. and Will leave tomor-
row Tor Texas where he thinks the eli
| matte conditions are better.
Judge S. T. Corn of the legal firm of
| Maginnis & Corn returned today from an
extended visit to Cheyenne. and is stop-
| ping at the Reed. Judge Corn says that
| cheyenne ls enjoying more prosperity
| row than nj any time during the past
| ten years. He also adds that In that
| part OF Wyoming the snowfall has been
| light.