| Show The City In Brief McDaniels Ogden Democrat has hoisted the Liberal ticket T M Smith of the Daily Sun BoiseCity + Idaho was in the city yesterday Tho United States marshals office gave up no nutriment the reporters yesterday A horse race will take place at Ogden bot springs tomorrow fora purse of 200 t Eternal vigilance is the piece of security from the raids of burglars and night prowlers prowl-ers The Ogden Bathing club went to Syracuse Syra-cuse last evening It was their second trip this season There is no truth in the rumor that the street car drivers in this city contemplate making a strike The Ogden cricket club are making preparations pre-parations to go to Kaysville and play a game tomorrow The electric street lamps failed to shine Monday night Cause poles and lines downin the cation The Salt Lake and Ogden Shotgun clubs will meet at Syracase tomorrow and compete I com-pete for a prize of Slo The new quarters of the OgdEn State bank in the Reed hotel will be ready for occupancy in about two weeks The fellow who tried to force an entrance into the house of Mrs Elizabeth Douglass paid 510 into the city treasury yesterday The Ogden Citizens bank will commence business in about three weeks Ogden needs banking capital and she is getting it Every legal voter should examine the registration lists and see that his name appears thereon No one can vote unless registered A meeting of gentlemen interested in the new race track association was held last evening to consider matters in connection connec-tion therewith Thr North Ogdcnitcs arc anxiously look ing forward to the time when they can come to the metropolis of Weber county on the motor line The following telegrams remain uncalled for at the Western Union office in this city Charles French Mrs Rosa Loft E B Hutchmson R W Cross 1 Baggageman Morton of this city who was in the Union Pacific east bound passenger pas-senger train which was wrecked near Medicine Bow Monday morning received severe injuries The Helena excursion train left at 000 p m yesterday There were sixt eight passengers from Salt Lake city and sixty two from Ogden The train consisted of five coaches and one tourists car Judge Zane occupied the bench of the First district court yesterday The only case that came up for hearing was that of A C Fisk vs A B Patton and others upon which arguments were heard It is expected that a large sum will be realized from the auction sale of city lots next Monday The Union square lots will certainly bring good prices as they are most desirably situated for business A man crazed with drink attempted to force an entrance to the residence of Mrs Elizabeth Douglass on Grant avenue lat Monday evening He was captured and turned over to an officer who landed him in the city prison William Driver Sons building in Washington avenue which was in a shaky condition has been braced so as to make it secure and the work of Jayin g the foundation founda-tion wall of the Stayner building can now be carried on with safety Joke from the Ogden Democrat There is no boss in the Liberal ranks who has power or authority to command Everything perhaps has not moved as smoothly as could be desired but the fault is mainly with the rank and file 0 Yesterday the city engineer staked off the sewer trenches on Twentyfirst street at the foot thereof This morning the work of excavating will begin with a force o f about twentylive men The first work will be at the lower end of the system A large crowd is expected to be at Syracuse Syra-cuse tomorrow special rates having been given from Salt Lake Park City and other places Many people will go from Ogden The Odd Fellows will be in charge at the lake and that fact ensures good order ana od an-a good time generally The body of the boy Wells who was drowned in the Weber river at Morgan last May at the time of the drowning of young Littlefield was recovered last Fri day floating in the river between Peterson and Enterprise It was taken out of the water and shipped to Morgan Ogdens new water system will have an available head of 430 feet With such a pressure as can be used to advantageevery louse in the city may be protected by hay ing a hydrant in the yard and a few feet of hose Thus supplied the inmates of the house rouldsubdue a fire before the steam fire engine could reach it William Boswell travelling correspondent correspon-dent of the Chicago InlcrOccan has been in Ogden for several days and is so well pleased that he will remain for some time longer Of the city and vicinity he says The mountains rivers farms orchards pardons and lake all go to make one of the finest scenes I have ever seen A reception will be given Judge and Mrs Henderson and Judge and Mrs Miner this evening at the residence of Captain Rans ford Smith One hundred invitations have been issued to members of the bar and court of officials Judge Henderson will retire from the bench on the 2 < 1 qf August and Judge Miner will succeed him Seven trains from Ogden and four from I Salt Lake city will run to Syracuse tomorrow Ll to-morrow Trains leave Salt Lake city III at 810 am 150 410 and 730 pm Leave Ogden at 930 and 1030 a m and 200400 OM l S10 and 000 p m Leave Syracuse for Ogden at 10 0 and 1140 ain and 245 500 and 730 p m and 1200 and 120 a m Friday The Peoples party central committee request re-quest leading members of the party in the I different precincts to make arrangements for holding the primary meetings for the < election of delegates to the county convention conven-tion also that the delegates elected provide pro-vide themselves with credentials < < indorsed OV UlO CUaUJilim ana auuLuutr Ul the primary meeting at which they were elected The Michigan Press association now taking their annual excursion will be in Ogden on the 3d of August They will remain re-main over night and until 180 p m of the 4th when they frill so to Salt Luke city The Ogden Press club will arrange to make the stay of their brethren of the quill in Ogden pleasant and agreeable The attention of the sanitary inspector and board of health is called to a nuisance east of and near the reform school grounds i on the lot of E A Reed alongside theca the-ca on road Some person has hauled on the g lot three dead cows the carcasses of which now lie there rotting and stinking The air in the vicinity is polluted and is strong I enough to stink a dog out of a tan yard The registration list from tbefirst Ogden r precinct is hung up at Reed C Burgitts real estate office on Twentyfifthstreetjust east of the Vcudome boarding house the second precinct list is at the city hall the third precinct list is at Tselson Fells livery stable on Twentyfourth street and j t the fourth precinct list is at the Ogden t < Electric Light pompanys office on the eastside east-side of Washington avenue between Twen I tythird and Twentyfourth streets The census enumerators of the city are t at work They claim to be finding many people who were here in i June when the government census was taken but who I were not enumerated and from this fact I r judge that the census uow being taken will show an increase over Uncle Sams census It will require a comparison of the names taken in June with those now being taken to determine whether or not those claim to have been missed were really enumerated It is believed that many transients who have since left the city were credited to Ogden by the government govern-ment census enumerators and if this shall prove to be true it is not likely that the present enumeration of the inhabitants will show a very marked increase over the former census The enumeration will pro bably be finished by the end of the present week Editor King of the Daily Union must certainly be a Christian At least he evi dently believes in the doctrine of If thino enemy offend theo forgive him Tho Liberal Lib-eral city administration has sat down upon him spat upon him and rubbed the saliva in hit him upon one cheek and generally let loose upon him the dogs of war yet he resents it not Rather does he turn the other cheek and invites the party bosses to administer another slap which they will be pretty sure to do Only a Christian with the patience of Job would submit to such indignities as have been heaped upon King by the crowd who claim to rule the Liberal party and dictate who shall and who shall not be favoredparticularly when he has it in his power to make some of them crawl into their holes and pull the holes in after them Unlike McDaniel King didnt even get the sop of justice of the peace The Monte Cristos held a meeting Monday Mon-day night to listen to the reading of the financial report of Colonel Harvey He detailed de-tailed the plan of operations and how it vas carried out The cost of running the special train from New Orleans was 3000 costumes purchased and rented cost 4000 but2CODof this amount was returned i in costumes sold An advertising bureau was opened at New Orleans and a large office force maintained for nearly three months This office sent out 70000 lithographic posters 19SOO typewritten letters and 10 500 copies of New Orleans newspapers containing accounts of Ogden and the carnival car-nival The total amount of money paid out at New Orleans was 1349521 with 700 yet to be paid John A Boyle the treasurer handled about twentytwo thousand thous-and dollars and 54000 was handled by the citizens committee The expenses absorbed ab-sorbed the total amount in Mr Boyles hands and left the Rex order in debt which can be paid by realizing upon the assets o f the order It cannot be denied that there is much bitterness of feeling in the ranks of the Liberal party over the manner in which the convention was packed with pledged delegates Adverse comments are heard on every hand by men whose loyalty to the party has never been and cannot now be doubted Even the Commercial which is prepared to go the whole hog recog nizes the dissatisfaction which exists and administers taffy to the defeated candi dates and their triendb saying No disappointment dis-appointment should be allowed to influence any man or his friends and if the Commercial 8e Com-mercial judges these men who were knocked out by the ring correctly they will not be influenced by anything of the kind Disappointment comes to all men When more than one man aspires to do the same thing or to hold the same office all 1 but one must be disappointed But in tnis case the disappointed ones are men oi brains and sound judgment and imbued with the spirit of Liberalism so that the ticket agreed upon will be heartily and I unanimously supported When men are beaten by fair means if they themselves are fair men they will not kick but if i they are downed in an underhanded manner they are fully justified in asserting their independence |
