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Newspaper
Ogden Junction
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1880
Page
2
Classified notice from Ogden Junction dated Wednesday November 24 1880. Advertisement for Geo PF Howell and Co New York paper and newly composed ad bureau offering advertising space and terms. The readable fragment mentions available contracts and distribution in New York.
Entry appears as a second class mail notice stamped at Eden City Utah, indicating standard postal matter handling with plain filing language and no additional details.
A list names agents authorized to receive money and issue receipts for the Semi-Weekly Journal. Names include Park nson Isasaneseene Vorgan City Jag Salmon Coalriva Sumit Co E. As Williaite Maria Idalo ip Jas Howns Aloy Evanston James Fowler Webster Fedwin Smith Jas Sharp Paul Cardon Shaw Howell Welleville Thomas Paradise Box Elder Co James England General Cobrctor Richmond Cache Co Herm at ene LO¢an
Turtowx of Hopkinton and R. L. Garfield received small majorities while speculation swirls about how much support the General gained. The text hints at a larger Union context and mentions DeGolyer as a possible source.
The notice mentions high value opportunities in Ohio and hints at large sums tied to a mysterious person. It notes yearly worth up to 5 000 and past gains of 329 and 5 000 while avoiding naming the involved gentleman. The piece implies potential treason implications and secrecy surrounding the transactions.
Mikers and other mining parties will find Hl N Copp’s standbook of Mining Law a compact pocket guide now in its sixth edition. It offers over 200 pages of U S mining law, decisional forms, and a complete list of mining patents issued, praised as a miner’s best adviser.
IM Foxe and Co publish new octavo volumes in the Standard Series. The first is the life of Charles Spurgeon, the London preacher and author. The latest is John Calvin's life by Guizot, a French statesman under Louis Philippe.
The speaker, echoing party rhetoric, praises the nation’s preservation from enemies while naming Hancock and English as key figures who supported the Union and Lincoln, contrasting them with current Republican leaders.
The New York sterakf notes a tight race and warns Hancock would have won if New York joined him. It blames Kelly in New York and Mclaughlin in Kings for treachery and accuses the Democratic Party of corrupt boss control. It vows the country is glad the matter ends.
The Herald notes the court’s crippled state due to illness and age among several justices. It anticipates multiple new Republican appointments, shifting the court’s balance, and suggests options to speed business: increase justices or transfer workload to lower courts.
The text argues that the question of God’s existence is the supreme issue shaping all thought and life. It asserts an inherent certainty of God in human consciousness, cites classical authorities, and notes religion's universal presence across cultures despite differing forms.
The passage argues that belief in God is universal and necessary to human essence, citing Cicero as an axiom. It frames early Christian apologetics as confronting skeptical pagans with the claim that God’s testimony exists within the soul, making certainty possible.
A pointed editorial argues Ireland’s dissension harms progress toward peace and self government. It condemns violence and landlord oppression while warning leaders like Parnell and Dillon may incite upheaval and backfire on nationalist aims.
The agriculture department notes corn holds steady or slightly down nationwide, with California up on the Pacific slope. Tobacco plantings fall short nationally led by Maryland and Virginia, while Ohio Pennsylvania and Wisconsin see gains. Potatoes planted equal to 1879 but total yield falls. Texas Arkansas and California report higher yields. Drought cited as widespread, insect damage limited.
Deseret News readers learn of Salt Lake City inhabitants and others sent to work on the Denver and Rio Grande railroad. The Oct 25 convoy from Orden Depot faced a rail collision near Rawlins and delays at San Antonio Colorado. Cars left rails, passengers crowded exits, valuables lost, and no compensation from the company. Rumors say Martin Florida pocketed per-man pay. men left camp seeking other contracts amid widespread dissatisfaction. Also notes a separate Oneida letter about Mr Yeomans injured in Huntsville Cariboo mining run and transported for treatment.
A Wednesday evening blaze near Hooperville at William Butler’s Marriott settlement started by a campfire among horses and cattle. A boy and a mare were injured or burned. a horse is missing after the animal kicked during the escape. Butler estimates losses may exceed $200 and residents express sympathy for the family.
Telegraphic advice from Washington shows Salt Lake City inventors Philip Klipp and Chas T Gustavson have been granted patents. Klipp receives a shift coupling while Gustavson is listed for a fore hopple.
Fragmentary text suggests a note about drying fruits butter eggs and trading at Patan Street market. The readable line hints at seeking the highest market price. Names and places are uncertain but indicate a trading context in a local market setting.
A brawl at John Loilin’s saloon yesterday afternoon led to arrests and a hearing. One fighter claims he was struck after interference. injuries included facial scratches and bruises, a contusion near the eye, a dislocated finger, and a bandaged eye. Both men reportedly drank beforehand.
Telegram from New York reports Professor J B Newberry addressing the National Academy of Sciences on Utah iron and coal veins. He claims iron ore superiority, four thousand square miles of coal, and rich deposits of copper sulphur salt nitrate asphalt mercury and antimony. He cites a south of Salt Lake City antimony mine near a forthcoming railroad as highly promising for development.
The community mourns Edward Bailey Stratton of Taylor's mill near Riverdale who died unexpectedly last Thursday. He leaves a grieving wife and several children, with many friends and neighbors regretting the loss of a faithful husband, loving father, and honest neighbor who has “gone ahead” to his virtuous reward.
From Saturdays issue details a grave accident near Logan with Mr. Yeamans thrown from a buggy after his horse ran off a dark night road. His dislocated left arm and serious injuries required surgery, including a successful trance via pulleys to reset the humerus. He remains at Cache Valley House under care with substantial pain.
A notice states Mrs Hannah Carnaby has consented to publish a small volume of poems and songs titled Spanish Folk. The book includes a brief autobiography and runs upwards of 130 pages with many friends welcomed to see the author’s work in print.
A playful mix up at a Fireman’s Hall party ends with a waggish husband deceiving a guest by presenting him as Mr J and the guest unknowingly meeting his own wife. The scene turns into shared laughter and an oyster supper funded by the amused host and friends.
Wheeler a workman at Burton Sons Young was scalded when a leaking pipe near a dye kettle caused him to fall in. He pulled himself out, but suffered skin loss to his feet and later pneumonia and pleurisy. He died Friday afternoon from the illness, linked to the accident.
In Blackfoot a quarrel over service at a dance led to Dr O Callaghan drawing and firing a self cocking revolver at Mr Keeney. Keeney wrested the pistol away and struck the doctor after the weapon grazed his left hand and lightly grazed his left ear before it discharged in the building.
Telegraph report from New York states William Forman, an itinerant lecturer, spoke at the Brooklyn Tabernacle on Mormon life and institutions. The presentation titled Mormonism Unveiled drew a large crowd and mixed humor with offensive claims. Reverend Talmage introduced the speaker amid sharp criticism from the audience.
The Trustees and Teachers Association will meet at the Central Schoolhouse on Nov 27 at 10 am. The programme includes Ventilation and its Effects by Joseph Parry, duties of the teacher by Charles Wright, employment of teachers by Jons Peterson, organization of trustees by Prof. L. F. Monch, and musical selections, followed by short speeches. Full attendance of trustees and teachers is requested. LF Moxon President, RL Latlantyne Secretary.
President Taylor receives Elder W Budge letter confirming the safe arrival on October 31 of nomad missionaries including George Stringfellow Moroni F Brown Frink Snow Isaac Daflin David Spilabury Wim Probert Jr W S Harris W G Davis Joseph I Robinson John FR Baxter W S Brighton David Cook Richard Stringfellow Lars N Marsen Jena Jenson Wm If Butler Joseph H Butler Shaw D Reese David West B M Marman MJ Thomas Mors gan Crown Joseph Y Marsen A Amundsen Hana B Nielsen J Hansen Nils J Lindahl James I Hansen James J Hansen Nees after a longer voyage due to stormy weather.
The First District Court hosts a session urging residents who have lived in the country long enough to naturalize. newcomers may declare intentions and obtain first papers, while long-term residents are advised to take advantage of the privilege to become citizens of the freest country.
The report lists multiple clergy releases and new traveling elder appointments across Bristol London Ottingham Welsh Birmingham Liverpool Manchester Manchester Newcastle Glasgow Dundee conferences. Names include John L. Jones Frank H. Snow Richard N. Stringfellow Oscar F. Hunter Moroni J. Thomas Joseph Godard James Finlaycon W. kt Webb and others under various presidents.
Yorkfoot proprietor J W Keeney narrowly escaped harm days ago. A reported hotel fire yesterday caused damage mainly to his private sitting room and bedrooms. The blaze was later controlled and Utah & Northern passengers dined as usual. Caggie will oversee re decoration, while Dan Alexander estimates the loss.
At a Uintah party on a Friday evening J Stinson and J Adams clashed. Stinson used a knife on Adams, cutting an eight inch gash in the back and stabbing the left breast. Wounds serious but not believed fatal. Stinson confined in Ogden for hearing set this afternoon.
An old advertisement promotes Uncle Dan at Trine's Liquor stores on Main Street offering Wines and Liquors. The phrasing emphasizes personal service and trust with a storefront name and location.
Wy David O Calder offers Chil dren s Hour of Pleasure a child focused music book with sixteen Franz Abt songs and fifteen popular tunes by Charles and Sullivan. Includes piano organ melodies, new plates, colored cover, 75 cents. recommends teachers and parents review for educational and entertainment value.
Grand Jury of the First Judicial District in Ogden City expresses gratitude for half fare rates extended by the U C&A railroads. Resolution directs publication to Ogden Junction Salt Lake Tribune Herald Deseret News and Provo Territorial Enquirer. Foreman D Cusick and W D Roberta act for the petit jury. Nov 22 1830.
The Salt Like Herald reports Hanson Hanson, 20, died after falling from a wool load near Parowan. He and another man loaded the wagon around 2 PM yesterday. An inquest ruled death from falling off the load with no visible injuries.
Friends inform Bluve Richard A Ballantyne recall his absence on a southern mission over a year and note his return to Ogden. Elder Ballantyne remains in frail health while Elder Ballantynes expect a recovery from a severe indisposition and hope for his continued service.
Immense stock of Ladies and Misses Wool Jackets Hoods Scarfs Shawls and children's wear offered. Prices and details unavailable in damaged text. Located on Teine’s dfh street S og Sd ow ety.
Various items report on a police raid and coroner's verdict, a wrestling accident, improvements in Gen Rich's health, a brass band planning to fund an organ, a Janitor appointment at the courthouse, dog tax enforcement, and a proposed friendly shooting contest between Salt Lake Shots and Ogden Cracks.
G H Tribe on 4th Street announces a large stock of Dolmans cloaks and circulars for ladies misses and children. Call and see the new arrivals.
Local ad announces nursing corsets including Dr Warner’s perfect fitting and Flexiblane models at Trius’s on Fourth Street near 29th place.
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