The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-09-17
LOCAL BRIEFS.

AurU4s is Salt Lakes pleasantest
season. ~
THE Grand Jury will be empanelled
on the 25th instant. -
SEE the notice of reward for grey
horse in advertisement.
pENHALrER's building, adjoining the
Cliff House, is nearing completion.
The Mingo smelter, Messrs. Scott &
Anderson inform as, is now running
two stacks.
LIEDsEY's gardens viii be thrown
open to the public tomorrow night. See
advertisement, =. - - e
MAIN STREET is being repaired with
hne gravel IN places where the mud was
carted away last spring.
THE emigrants reached Ogden about
o'clock last evening, and will arrive in
Salt Lake over the Utah Central st 9.45
this morning.
MCCORMICK & Co. yesterday received
| the following bullion and ore: One car
Hanauer bullion, 81 $50; one car Nevada
ore, 81 200; total, $3,050.
THE Governor has appointed o. F.
Lyons, prosecuting attorney OF Summit
County, notary public. Oscar can
now seal his prosecutions. g.
THE able manner in which Mr.. D.
Mckenzie presided over the stormy
meeting on Monday night has been the
subject OF general comment.
WE'LL, FAReo & Co. yesterday rel
ceiFed 1our cars Horn Silver bullion
value $4,000, and two bars Vienna,
value IS, 071.2 total SIS, o71,23. z
A COUPLE of globes revolving around
the gas lights in the windows OF the
little drug store between Aue-bach's
and Yearian's, last evening, presented
pretty sight. = -
The Twentieth Ward folks gave a
musical and dramatic entertainment in
their hall last evening. The names of
Mr.. .Daynes and Miss Dunbar were both
on the programme. - - :
JAMES THOMPSON entered suit yester=
suit Tuesday before Justice Piper
against D. G. Smith for $75,. amount
claimed as damages sustained by the
former on account of the latter's failure
to deliver 5000 brick.
MISS MINER, daughter of Aurelius
Miner, Esq, and Mr.. John Mcdonald,
Jr., son of the well-known merchant,
have entered the state OF cornubial
felicity; the reception occurred last
evening at the residence of the brides
parents.
THE work of cleaning and widening
the canals III the southwestern part OF
the city, which is TO be done at the
joint expense of the city and county this
fall has not yet been commenced, owing
to the volume of water which still con-
tinues to flow in them.
A sumptuous repast was provided at
the County Courthouse yesterday in
honor of the arrival of u welcome emf
grant at the residence of the Honorable
Probate Judge. Speeches and toasts
were profusely in order, and all present
had an excellent time.
Mr.. JOHN w. HARKER, manager of
the Mackay and Revolution mine, has
purchased mill from Mr.. Tieman, and
will proceed TO work the low grade ores
from Little Cottonwood Canyon. He IS
confident of being able to make a pFefit
on ores which smelters have declined to
work.
Nh. L. U. GOLIATH received the first
carload Of ore from the Summit mine
on Tuesday, and it was delivered to the
Pioneer Sampling Mills at Sandy. The
Summit is located close to the Cave
mine, near Milford, on the. Utah Cen
trail, and large continuous shipments
are looked for.
OWNERS of those appurtenances to
| health and comfort known as q horse
and buggy, get their fun measure of
recreation and enjoyment these SPLEEN
did afternoons, the lanes and byways
south of the city literally teaming with
such equipages from 8 O'Clock pm. till
twilight. The roads are in good condi-
ton, the fields are beautiful and the air
is exhilarating.
A Prr1ABLE spectacle entertained the
loafers about Goddess corner yesterday,
near noon. A shabby old woman in
her frenzied attempts to pull her soma
man of middle age and depraved APP
pearance-away from the saloons near
the corner, cursed, swore and entreated
with force that drew quite number
of idlers around the two The man
merely laughed at her, pushed her
away and went on his course.