The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-12-23
LOCAL BRIEFS.


THE D. JG'R. G. train was fifteen hours
late on Monday.
LA TRAvIATA bv the Abbott company
Tonight, at the Theatre.
The THREE victims of the railroad col
lision were inferred yesterday.
THE HEAVY working of the wires alb
breviated the telegraphic report Of yes
terday somewhat.
T. Z. CLoHECv, who is down from
ketchum, reports four feet of snow in
that town when he left.
PATRoNs OF the opera at Ogden will be
accommodated by specials over the
Utah Central and D. & r. G..
DwYER HAS the January numbers of
The Ceat,ery, North Amerjcaa Review,
and Puck for the 18th instant.
MCCORMICK & Co. yesterday received
three cars Hanauer. 81, 400; one lot
Nevada ore, $3,550-tOtal, $l0,950.
THE MEMBERS OF Olsen's band go to
Park City Wednesday, and will furnish
music for the grand ball on Christmas
Eve.
MR. CAB viii assume the management
Of the Walker House upon the compile
ton CT the repairs now going on in that
hotel
WELLS. FARGO 81 Co. received yester-
day FIVE cars Horn Silver bullion,
$12,5OO; Minnie Moore ore, ST, 566-total,
S19,O66.
THE HEARING in the case of the two
females, Turner and Crowther, in Alder
man opeirs' court, was put off until
Wednesday.
THE WITNESSES in the Miner case were
allowed TO depart from Commissioner
McKav'S Office yesterday, to remain at
AT THE establishment of Coffee John
yesterday a monster turkey attracted
the attention of pedestrian. 1t was
almost twenty-four pounds weight.
THE MUD and slush yesterday were
bad everywhere in town, but at the
crossing east of THE HERALD Office it
was the worst. Can we get no relief?
MRS. DAVIDSON. of the Ninth Ward, /
died yesterday morning at , about 8 |
O'Clock. The cause of her death was /
supposed 70 be cold contracted after
childbirth.
AK INDIVIDUAL giving the name of
charged with purloining a pistol. He
viii answer to the charge before Alder
man Spe.rs to-day
The Do RELL property on South Tenn
pie Street was sold yesterday at the
Courthouse, by Sheriff GroeSbeck, the
price beng $1,000. Mr.. J. Z. DoOley
was the lucky purchaser.
\ QUARTErrE composed of colored
men has been Organized in the city, and
they occasionally give vent to their feel
fngS in a manner peculiar to the race
which is noted for the natural musical
qualities which it inherits.
ON THE 10Th, Trial by Jury" will be
presented at the Fifteenth Ward Music
Hall. The piece has been revised and
nearly rewritten and will present fresh
array OF punS and points. Considerable
Brainwork has be IN injected into its re-
construction.
THE AMOUNT OF snow accumulated on
the telephone and telegraph wires on
Sunday morning was very great, and
must have caused a heavy strain. The
telephone wire connecting with the
Standard Oil cOmpany'S warehouse was
snapped by the weight
THE FUNERAL services over the re-
mains of John Matthews were held on
Sunday, in the Twenty-irst Ward Meet
ing-house. Addresses of comfort and
eulOgistic of the deceased were delivered
by Elders William Paul, R. +. Neslen,
George G. Bywater A. n. Macfarlane,
81. J. Foulger and Bishop Allen.
IN THE case of Charles H. Penny
packer vs.. Andrus & Hall, which has
been set for this morning, in Justice
Pyper's court, the attorney for defend
ants, Mr.. S. A Kenner, has filed a mo-
ton for dismissal, on the grounds that
the simmons was improperly issued
and tn II the complaint is not in accor-
dance with law.
JAMES CHRISTENSEN will have a hear
ing before Judge Piper this morning on
charge of purloining pair of pants
from Z. {. NJ. l. yesterday. II is also
probable that he will have to account
for the possession of the cap he was
wearing a the time he appropriated the
'unmentionableS Clerk w. W
Calder was too smart for this culprit.
and detected him in his nefarous opera
tionS.
BISHOP KEsLER. of the Sixteenth
Ward, announced on Sunday evening
that II was the intention to have a
feast of fat thing" on the last day of
the year. He gave a free and general
invitation 10 the whole ward, with the
exception of the Younger folks, to par
ticipate. especially desiring that the
aged and the widows should all be
present. There is no doubt this will he
as excelenta spread and as enjoyable
an occasion as any of the former
similar events for which this ward is
justly celebrated.
THE EMMA ABBOTT Opera Company
arrived in town last evening at $50. by
special train from Denyer, after = jour
ney Of twenty-nine hours. The mem
bers are scattered among the different
hotels, most of the principal membe
beng Quartered at the Palace Hotel. At
this hotel the following members of the
company are registered: Signor Fab
rini. Signor CampobeIlo, Mr. VIM. Brod-
erick. Miss e. Krause MesSrs. f. kal-
SOW L. Steiner, a. ROthmeyer and I.
Zingoheim.
xxx FLOUR. Quality guaranteed
pr ce, $l.S0per h. ndred,