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THE SALT LAKE HERALD SUNDAY I OCTOBER 31 1886 TTTET8N PAftPS t
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SALT LAKE CITY
Subscribed Capital 200 000
Paidup Capital 1OOOQO s
HEBER J GRANT President
JAHE3 SHARP VicePrcsident
LIAS A SUITS Secy and Treasurer
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DIRECTORS
HENRY DINWOODEY
I JOHN HENRY SMITH
GEORGE ROMNEY
JOHN C CUTLER
THOS G WEBBER
DAVID ECCLES
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TERRITORY OF UTAH l
t County of Salt Lake J SSe
I Nephi W Clayton Auditor of Public Ac
counts for the Territory of U ah hereby
certify that I have this day examined the
Securities and Investment the Home Fire
Insurance Company of Utah a Corporation
organized under the laws of the Territory of
Utah and find that Fifty per cent of the
Capital Stock of said Company has been
S paid up and that said Company has Invested
in stocks of solvent dividend payi ng Insti
tutions other than mining corporation the
sum of Fortysix Thousand Dollars and has
on hand the sum of Fiftyfour Thousand
Dollars in cash and I hereby approve said
securities and investments
In testimony whereof 7 have here
unto set my hand and affixed my
ISEADJ official seal at my office in Salt
Lake City Utah this the Second
day of October AD 1886
NEPHL W CLAYTON
Auditor of Public Accounts fort he Terri
tory of Utah
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DRUGGIST APOTHECARY
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Drugs and Patent Medicines
Dressing Cigar and Other Cases
Fancy and Toilet Articles
Elegant Holiday Goods
PHYSICIANS PRESCRIPTIONS A SPECIALTY
MAII STREET NORTH OF Z t 0 M L 1 OBEN t
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30000
NICKEL EXTENSION
Early Breakfast Cook Stove
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To be Given Away January 1 1887
Anyone buying a Range Cook Stove or Heater from us will be I
at fled to a charce in our 30000 Niokle Extension Early Brea > rst
Cok Stove to be given away January 1 1887 Our old gusto rs
fiil be given a chance by calling or sending us their address
Complete stock of Cast and Wrought Iron Ranges Cook St is
Raest designs in Hard and Soft Coal Heaters Tin and Gr te
10 Ware and House Furnishing Gooc s
PS W MADSEN CO
39 and 41 E FIRST SOUTH STREET
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Opposite Postol ice
Groceries Grain and Seed Merchants
Wish to inform their patrons and the public generally that they have a
> a stock ol Grain and can furnish in large or small lots to suit
1 hey have just received a car load of assorted Wooden and Willow Ware
CO asin g of Kegs of aU sizes Tubs small medium and large Baskets in
g eat variety Brooms Brushes etc Our
R Grocery Crockery and Glassware Departments
j Are now well filled up with Xew Goods
W e Bake a Specialty of f Grain Sacks and Twine Give Us a Call
OGDEN
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OGDEN CITY October 31 18K
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voted 10 the Interests of the people of Ogden
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LAKE HERALD Ogden will receive prompt
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THE HERALD Is delivered by carriers In
Ogden every morning except Monday Sub
scribers failing to receive their papers will
please notify the O den office
S H HOBSON I Agent
The following Ogden news should
have reached Salt Lake in time for pub
lication yesterday morning but did not
reach the office on account of the late
ness of the mail
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fhe Reason Why
See here whats the matter with
your Ogden news How is it that
THE HERALD has not contained your
Ogden items for the last day or two 1
These and numerous similar questions
were poured into our ears on every
hand yesterday The reason why our
Ogden news has not been published
lately is on account of the enforced
absence of our agent from the city for
two or three days Should we be ab
sent in the future however we will
make arrangements for the news just
the same and will not disappoint our
readers any more in the future
City Council
The City Council met yesterday I
afternoon pursuant to adjournment I
After the usual opening exercises the
following petitions were presented
From H C Gibson representing
that he had taken out a license as
dealer in lumber and building materials
and that he had discontinued business
and asking that the unused portion of
the license be refunded Referred to
the committee on license with power to
actFrom
From Mrs Mary V E Hoffner ask
ing the city to sell to her lot 5 block
36 Referred to the committee on
public grounds
From John Hobbs asking to buy lots
12 and 3 block 29 plat C Referred to
the committee on public grounds
COMMITTEE BEPORTS
COUSCILOB RICH from the committee
on claims reported that that committee
have nothing to do with the plank side
walk referred to at last meeting
CoUNCILOR BOYLE from the commit
tee on fire department asked to haye
purchased a small heating store and a
small wash stand for the use of the
firemen at Firemens Hall Referred
to the committee on fire department
with power to act
ALDERMAN LBE from the committee
on water supply reported that the
water works were in good repair
The same gentleman from the com
mittee on laws reported that they could
tind nothing to warrant the remission
of the poll taxes of the members of the
brass l > > band except the clause giving
the Council general jurisdiction over
the finances of the city The members
of the band however were equally as
worthy as the firemen and if the city
has the authority he would recommend
that the petition be granted
COUNCILOR DRYER suggested that
we might as well be hung or old she p
as a lamb
COUNCILOR RICH moved to reconsider
the action taken in the case of the fire
men There was no second to the
motion and it fell to the ground
MR RICH thought the Council
might remit the poll tax of its mem
bersJ the members of the County Court
and newspaper reporters A broad
smile
ALDERMAN DEE moved that the poll
tax be remitted
COUNCILOR BOYLE suggested that this
might establish a dangerous precedent
and on being put the motion was lost
by a vote of 3 to 4
COUNCILOR FOLKEB then moved an
appropriation of50 to the baud but it
was ruled out of order
ALDERMAN DEE reported an ordin
ance to come up in miscellaneous busi
ness
COUNCILOR DRIVER from the commit
tee on streets reported hat the com
mittee ha 1 spent nearly 300 on the
street grading on the bench and
on Fourth Street The tramway
was progressing very favorably
He further reported that the
resent grade ot the streetcar trackis
r ound to be too 1 vr Last year the car
company was furnished a grade to
which they raised their road that the
streets were not graded up to the level
of the car track and that the car track
has been used as a highway and he
asked whose fault it was that the
present grade was too low and who was
responsible Referred to the committee
on streets and laws with the mayor and
attorney associated
COUNCILOR FOLKEB from committee
on public grounds recommended that
he city sell two lots to Mr Geo Mober
in compliance with that gentlemans
petition
COUNCILOR BOYLE reported adversely
on the matter of numbering the
streets One of the principal reasons
for this action is the lack of money
There are about 2000 houses tot e
city and the numbering would cost
about 1000 He further stated that
the company would prefer to have the
work done by one of our own citizens
instead of a transient He also said
that Mr Grant had asked a pain er in I
the city what the cost of the numbers
would beJ and he replied 20 cents Mr
Grant replied that he could get the
numbers from the east for 6 or 7 cents
Further he said that Mr Grant would
number the houses and collect from the
citizens if the council would pass an
enabing ordinance
Mr Driver made a few remarks on
the subject expres ing his views on the I
subject The report of Mr Boyle re
commending that the petition lay on
the table was adopted
CODNCILOB RICH represented on be
half of Messrs A H Wilson and L
Zitzman that they were about to send
east for a machine with which to bore
artesian wells and proposed to bore a
well in Lester Park square to the depth I
of 400 feet for 1000 and to proceed fur
ther than 400 feet if necessary at a price
to be agreed upon Referred to the 1 I
committee on public grounds l I
RECEDES STEVENS stated that the I
city had a note of 2000 to come due
now soon as also the interest on a cor I
poratIon note amounting to 440 The t
finance committee was > authorized to
pay the two bills
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COUNCILOR FOLKEB renewed his mo
tion to appropriate 50 to the Ogden
Brass Band The motion was seconded
and would have been carried but for
the suggestion of Councilor Pincok that
the matter be delayed for a season The
original motion was withdrawn
COUNCILOR BOYLE entered a complaint
about water having been shut off with
out notice
He also recommended that some
action be taken in regard to the side
walks Councilor Driver moved that
property owners be notified to make
their sidewalks conform to the grade
between Fifth Street and Third on
amA Carried Councilor Rich moved
that the supervisor of water works be
instructed to notify people before their
water wastcut off at any time Carried I
The city ordinance in reference to
gambling was amended making the
penalties 100fine or 100 days imprison
ment or both The ordinance was red
three times and by its title and passed
COUNCILOB PINCOCK spoke on the sub
ject of trimming of shade trees The
limbs of trees are so low in some in
stances that they are really dangerous
and he thought thai some action should
be taken in the matter Referred to the
committee on laws with instructions to
draft an ordinance covering th9 neces
sary ground
A numoer of bills were presented
Adjourned for two weeks
Druggists Association
The Ogden Druggists Association
held their annual meeting on Thurs
day last in Pejblcs drug store The
object of the association is to protect
the druggists of Ogden and to main
tain uniform and legitimate prices for
drugs and medicines The old officers
were reelected for the ensuing year as
follows C L Peebles president F
B Hurlbut vicepresident Jesse J
Driver secretary
Personal and General
THE G A R will give a grand mas
querade ball in November
THE Fir t district Court will be in
session in Ogden to day
THE Police Court was quiet all day
yesterday No arrests and no trials
MR Barnes agent of Eldridge Pratt
uO goes to Cache Valley in business
this m ruing
N TANNER JR returned yesterday
morning from a business trip to the Ter
ritorial metropolis
FOURTH Street between Main and
Young is being greatly improved by
being graded up with gravel
THE march of progress continues
business continues to improve and the
business men of Ogden are happy
WIND raised considerable dust in the
streets yesterday and made the city
very disagreeable for pedestrians
THE farmers of Plain City are busy
gathering their potatoes hauling salt
etc prepaping for the visit of winter
MRS T B LEWIS will open a kinder
garten school at her residence on Mon i
day next Ve wish the enterprise suc
cess
DEPUTY MARSHALS visited Plain City
on Vednesday last but did not make
any arrests They caused quite a
breeze among the citizens of that burg
however
FOB popular literature school sup
plies church works and notions A H
Cannon keeps the most popular place
in town Try him
YESTERDAYS NEWS
Mutual Improvement
On November 7th the regular semi
annual conference of the Young Mens
Mutual Improvement Associations will
be heldin the Tabernacle in this city
commencing at 10 oclock Addresses
will be made by members of the Cen
tral Board and others and the follow
ing peogramme will be rendered
Singing by the Ogden Tabernacl e Choir
Address 15 minutes Christs visit to
Nephites on this ContinentPlain City
Association i
Essay Prayer and Pasting Second
Ward Association
Address 15 minutes First Four Prin
ciples of the GospelEden Association
What are your reasons for being a Mor
mon Answered by members of the Pleas
ant View Association
The life of Geo Stevenson 20 minutes
Third Ward Association
Written reports from all the Associa
tions Head by the Secretary
Harmony of hygienic science with the
word of Wisdom 15 minutesEast Har
risville
Anecdotes of mens integrity to princi
ple 15 minutes Fourth 11 ard
Remarks
Musical Talent
The orchestra mentioned in these
cjlunrns a few days since has been or
ganized and is now an accomplished
fact The musicians have held some
very satisfactory practice meetings and I
while Mr Wilcox captured the boys by
storm as it were the talent displayed
by Ogden musicians greatly pleased
Mr Wilcox and there was no trouble
experienced in organizing an orchestra
that will likely prove one of the strong
est that was ever f rmed in this city
Mr Wilcox fully sustains his excellent
reputation as a musician and musical
conductor and under his discipline we
hope to see a firstclass orchestra built
up Following are the names of the
members and instruments C W Wil
cox conductor Lorenzo Ford and 0
C Berkoel lead violinists Saml Purdy
second violin M G Barnesviola Wu
lard Scowcroft violincello John Col
lins double bass Geo Cave and Wm
Emmett cornet Enoch Ford and Will
Foster clarionet RWatkinstrombone
Wm Collms French horn and Hiram
Wright snare drum
Ferry the Democrat
The Democratic nominee for delegate
to Congress seems to have blossomed
out into a full fledged antiMormon
and will probably carry the full Lib
eral vote of the Territory It may be
that the simple Jeffersonian Democrats
of Ogden will feel somewhat chagrined
at the flops Mr Perry has made since
his nomination for the honorable posi
tion but if they do not like the dose
they can vote for the Peoples candi
date Dodgers containing the follow
ing legend were distributed about town
evening It would probably not be
invidious to state that gentleman 7
whom we saw on the street with the
bills was so full of election whisky that I
he had to brace himself to keep rOm
staggering A Liberal mass meeting at
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I the Federal CourtRoom at 8 oclock
p ni this evening to ratify the nomi
nation of Hon W M FerryantiMor
mon candidate for Congress
For 10000
The business property occupied by
Mesons Keck nnd Tavey on Main
Street ond owned by Mr John Hor
rocks changed hands on Thursday the
purchase price being 10000 Messrs
Iverson and Keck were the fortunate
purchasers This is the heaviest tran
saction made in real estate for some
time in Ogden and is a good invest
ment f
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Personal and General
MARK JEFFS of Heber City was in Og
den yesterday
J K GILLESPIE of Salt
Lake was a
visitor to the city yesterday
YESTEKDAYS races attracted a number
of tfalt Lagers to our Junction City
Miss IDA I COOK ot Bickmondpassed
through Ogden yesterday moriiing to
Salt Lake
STILL business men are projecting en
terpntea and the boom in building
bids fair to extend into the winter
As the City Council did not give this
department a chance to talk back
Friday evening we may anticipate a
breezy h kick this morning
EOLLUT P SAIS was prominent
among the regiseters at the Broom
Hotel yesterday morning Mr Saxe
has been rusticating in Cache for a few
days
THE kindergarten to be opened by
Mrs T B Lewis on Mondav bids fair
to become very popular It is about to
open under very auspicious circum
stances
MOERIS is going to paipt Kuhns new
building in cherry and gold on the in
side This is somewhat of a change
from what was at first intended but
it will prove an improvement
EDWIN SMITH and lady of Oxford
have been spending a few days in the
city visiting Mrs Smiths relatives W
H Wright and family Mr Smith is
manager of the Oxford Coop
MESSES SWAIN Thomas have
just purchased a building lot on Main
Street of Hon L W Shurtliff the
price paid being 800 per foot The lo
cation is that occupied by C B Payson
and Messrs Swain Thomas will build
nett a nrin g
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THE new building of the Utah Pro
duce and Commission Company is lap
idly nearing completion The company
is already using a portion of the mam
moth storeroom for storing purposes
The building is one of the most commo
dious warerooms in the city Contractor
Jones is just putting in an elevator
MB W N SCHELLING has his new
residence on South Main Street almost
completed and was moving in yester
day The work that has been done on
the premises will amount to between
4000 and 5000 and is creditable to
the enterprising owner as well as to the
workmen who have had the work in
hand Mr W W James had the con
tract for the building and Mr T C
Morris was the artist who did the
painting The residence is painted in
handsome style the reception room
and double parlor being done in cherry
and gold and handsomely papered
makes one of the most elegant and
tastefully furnished buildings in the
city
I E BROWN
fANUFACTURER OF AND DEALER IN
ilL Machinery and Castings of all kinds
Brass and Iron First Street near Wall
Ogden Utah
THE ROCKAWAY
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The Only Firstclass
Ice Cream and Oyster Parlor
IN TOWN
P D ErDTBOTHAlff Jr Pro
Successor to A C Reno
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Memcine ja
A Pn Iij1I1iU tented October
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box will cure
the most obstinate case in four days or ice
AllansSoIhJe Medicated e Bougies t
Nonasenou does of cnbeuscnpaiba or oU of
sandalwood thit our certzii to produce dyHj ep
sin by destroying the coabnua of the stomach
PncaSl50 Solb > aUdrUKKistsoruniTe I
Ceiptof price Forlurther jar rf Tf S3 i i
J0 aIR Bend for cuciiir
to Box 1Z33 CURE r
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Joan Rte iibw Vor I
Union Meat Market
ffO 50 MAIN STEEET
F1 MAY Proprietor
FRESH BEEF MUTTON VEAL
PORK LAMB ETC
Sausage a SpecIalty
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MISCELLANEOUS A
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HENRY F CLARK
Fash10nable
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Merchant Tailor
63 S MAIN STREET
Latest Styles l Firstclass o1k I
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SAMPLES FUKNL3HED ON AP
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A t C SMITH Co
WHOLESALES AND RETAIL
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DRUGGISTS I1
AGENTS FOR
Parke Davis Co
Powers Weightman
Colgate Co
John Wyeth Bro
Humphreys Homeo M Cof i
Boericke fie SchrecK ti
AND MANY OTHERS f
CIGARS r
WHOLESALE A2D RETAIL
Prices as Low as Any in the Territory
S E CORNER M > JK AND SECOND SOUTH ST
SALT LAKE CITY
A Fisher Brewing Co
Brewery Near U 0 B B and D b
B G DeDota
dALT LAKE OTYUTAH
P O Box 109 Telephone 294
fe are now prepared to promptly supply
the public with Keg and Bottled
Beer of a Superior Quality at
Popular Prices
OUR CITY DEPOT for the Celebrated
LBERT FISHER BEER is at TUFTS
YSTROMS wellknown Beer Hall 109 S
ast Temple Street where will always be
fund a full supply of our keg and bottled
Beer
Orders solicited and promptly attended s
to Telephone No 179
A Fisher Brewing Co
THE WASATCH
PATENT ROLLER MILLS
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Best Grades of Roller Pro
V cess Flour
BRANDS HIGH PATENT STRAIGHT
Grades all warranted as good as any
made iu Utah
VThe Highest Cash Price paid foc
Good Wheat
Telephone to the Mills No 106 Office
Idaho Bakery No 20 Second South Street
HUSLER CO ProDS
Pioneer PatentR oller Mill
COMP ANY
MILL 053 E North Temple Street V
OFFICE 21 W South Temple Street
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BRANDS
High Patent Bak r No1
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Superfine Whole Wheat Flour
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Highest 1 Cash Price Paid for Wheat
Telephone to Mills No 871 Office No 387
ELIAS MORRIS Sup t
CARPETS CARPETS
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A Large Stock of Beautiful Carpets in Moquette Velvet
Body Brussels Tapestries and Ingrains in great variety just
opened
LINOLEUM FLOOR OILCLOTH
LACE AND TUBCOMAff CURTAINS
SMYRNA RUGS
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COCOA RUBBER SHEEPSKIN MATS
OUETAItf POLES AND TRIMMINGS ETG ETC
In Complete Assortment
All are Invited to call and examine Style Quality and Prices
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