The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-12-28
LOCAL BRIEFS.

OK Bail IS well billed around town.
terday for the first time in several days
Wells. FARGo & Co.. yesterday re.
ceived four cars Horn Silver valued al
sol 900.
THE TINE for commencing Sunday
Schools has been changed to $50
O'Clock for to-day.
THE FUNERAL of Joseph 9agley will
take place this morning at 10 O'Clock,
from his late residence.
THE CHRISTMAS music arranged at st.
Marks and st. Pauls will be repeated
in this mornings service.
FoRrY-F1vE passengers through from
the East yesterday to California and
Oregon, via the D. 81 r. G.
Tim MUSICAL portion of the services
at the Tabernacle to-day will be much
more attractive than usual.
JUSTICE PYPER, yesterday, united in
wedlock David Broadhurst and Etty
Helena Wilkinson, from Mill Greek.
THE CHILDREN's ball at the Opera
House last night was not crowded, but
those who participated had a very en-
joyable time.
PATRICK FARRELL was drunk and UNI
necessarily profane on Friday, and yes
terday morning he paid for both the
sum Of $3.50.
THE D. & r. g. trains are now run
ming on time between Salt Lake and
Denver. No interruption to travel
East via this line.
AN ESCAPED lunatic was captured on
the streets Friday night and held bv the
police until called for by Mr.. Wilcox,
from whose asylum the crazy ran away.
THE WESTERN Star Council. T. of H.
and T., viii give a grand ball on the
night OF January 21st, at Sheldon'S
Hall Invitations will be issued shortly.
THE ORGANIZATION of a stock associa-
ton in TOoele County will be effected
next Saturday. Mr.. II. J. Faustis going /
t. GrantsyiIle for that purpose on that
dav. The hour for the meeting is |
O'Clock.
THERE WILL be meeting of the Sun
day School uperintendentS and teach
ers at the Thirteenth Ward Assembly
Hall to-day at IL o'clock am A full
attendance is requested.
MoCoRK1cK & Co.'S bullion and ore re-
ceiptS yesterday were as follows: one
Car Hanauer, 5000; one lot crescent,
s., 800, and one car Queen Of the Hills
ore. 81 ,450. Total, $3.50.
THE BASE metal and ore output dur
ing the past week was as follows:
55 cars bullion, 1915. 526 lbs. |
81 - ore. 1912, 500 "
- lead 20,029 "
153 Total, 4,248, 245 lbs.
IN A disturbance case in which a Mr..
Hall, proprietor of boarding house
near the railway depot was defendant,
ard Mr.. Burd, his cook, was plaintiff,
II e evidence disclosed the fact that the
difficulty was one which should have
been settled by civil suit, and the de-
fcndant was therefore discharged.
THE MANY Salt Lake friends of Mr..
and Mrs. J. T. Hammond (nee Miss
Leonora Blair) of Logan, received the
cards of the newly welded couple last
evening. AT home, Second street,
Logan City, after December 30th, 1884,
is the announcement in the corner.
Shake
THE QUARANTINE physician re-
ports the general health of the
city as good. The only case of
diphtheria exists in the Second
Ward, in the family of Mr.. Thorup.
who has up to now lost three by the
dread disease. The present case is of
the genuine type and the sufferer was
yesterday in danger.
YESTERDAY MORNING Deputy Marshal
Sprague disposed of a lot of bonds and
stock of the Salt Lake Rock Company,
under the pressure of judgments OBJ
tanned in two suits of P. L. Williams VS.
John w. Young. Mr.. Williams pur-
chased the bonds-twenty-five of them
of 81 900 each. and $50 shares of the
stock, the latter in judgment for
$3.50.
y BOY named Bircumshaw, living in
the Ninth Ward, was wanted by the
police yesterday for an assault upon
neighbor's son with a rock. At the ap-
proach of the officer with warrant for
his arrest. the Offender took leg-bail,
and up to last e,eunS had not been
unprecedented. he viii be taken in on
Monday morning. when he viii explain
why he "frowed dat brick
NELSON, PITT's barkeepcr, obtained
bOndsmen-Seven of them-Who signed
their names Tor the following amounts:
Matth. JOrgensen n. G. Patten, Louis
0rdner and J. w. Pitts for $3.50 each;
Alfred Thompson and Ed. Senior 5000
each, and Henry Haslam $1,000 at 2.45
yesterday afternoon. After the sigma
lures were affixed, the accused was
freed.
WE ARE credibly informed that a
street-car driver was guilty of gross
misconduct on Xmas afternoon. He
was in charge of the car connecting
with the Utah Central 4-o'cl0ck train.
Being considerably intoxicated. he used
continued oaths and ba 'phemous Ian
guaee in presence OF some ladies, and
before children. 1t was simply DIS
graceful that such should occur, and
that driver-we suppress his name
should be severely reprimanded. A
recurrence should entitle him to instant