The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-11-04
LOCAL BRIEFS.
s11vgs IS stiIl climbing dOwnward.

LOOK OUT Tor tomorrow terrihc |
minority
No BUSINESS was transacted before |
Judge Twiss yesterday.
THE GOOD people of Ogden slept in
security for one night at least.
DoN'T DAILY with time to-day; the
sun rises late, but it sets early.
RANsFoRD SMITH will weigh something
short by tomorrow morning.
MAGNUs OLsoN-not the musician,
was yesterday admitted to citizenship.
JEo. F. KNIGFToN was yesterday made
a full-fedged citizen of the United States.
]. MossoN and C. Spreek were fined
So each yesterday in the Police Court
for drunkenness
THERE WILL be a sociable at the Ply
mouth Congregational Church this eve
ming, at O'Clock.
THE Horn Silver continue to ship fiji
teen carloads of ore per day from the
mine TO the smelter.
GEO. Hustler, the miller, purchased
s.. 600 bushels of Cache Valley wheat re-
Gently from y. c. N. l.
THOMAS VINCENT. resident of the
Twelfth Ward, and an old and respected
citizen, died on Sunday.
A BICYCLE rider ran down small boy
Yesterday and blOodied his nose; boys
should keep off the sidewalk.
PROVIDED THE Democrats win to-day,
| IT will fare sadly with the first unfOFtun-
ate that comes before Judge Zane
JUDGE AND attorneys will pass the day
in suspense awaiting intelligence from
/ the elections; no court Will be held.
ANOTHER COAL merchant in the field;
see Mr.. Williams advertisement, and
the reference To the coal market IN
another column.
MoCoRNIcK & Co. yesterday received
! three cars Hanauer, $500; one car
| Idaho ores, 81, 200; one lot Crescent ore,
! SO 300. Total $11 100.
THE EVANS case for polygamy gave
way yesterday to the arguments In the
matter OF Mr. CIawson'S bail; it comes
up tomorrow morning.
TO TIE wife of Justice Geo. d. Pyper,
I a daughter the event occurred Mon
dav morning at . o'clock, and Joy SUI
F
THE MUSICAL organization of the Gale
DOMAIN Society viii meet at Calder's
hall this evening at 80. Prof. c. j.
Thomas desires full attendance.
YESTERDAY WAS payday at Fort
Douglas, and $4,000 was disbursed TO
the boys in blue by Major Eccles, pay
master.
IT, 49,. oo,,-Ie Of ,1oo,,Ia ~, tho
streets last evening raised heavy cloud
of dust. which seemed like a yapOr of
mist, IN the bright moonlight.
TOMORROW, the 9th, is a memorable
day in England, being the anniversary
OF Guy Fawke's gunpcwder plot,
generally observed as bonfire day
A MAN came in from Weber Canyon
Yesterday having a dead deer, dead
/, bear. and 4 live cub to dispose of; $21
was offered and declined for the first
two.
EVERY MAN and woman eligible tC
vote. whose name is on the registry list
should rise this morning with full de
termination TO discharge the duties o
the day.
A MOST beautiful specimen OF silk
+ raised-embroidered howers-the worl
5 OF Mrs. r. V. MOrris-is on exhibit /.
the window of II. DinwO0dey's furnitur
: store.
OGDEN EMITTED her riff-rafi into tn
streets of Salt Lake last night; tn
! drunkenness, profanity and yelling OF
the streets made the metropolitan
. open their eyes for time.
h TO THE wife of Burke Spencer, 4 son !;
Young Mr.. Spencer saw the light Jus
n three hours previous to young MIS-
e Pvpel THE HERALD extends its con
CALCULATIONS to both arrivals.
II WELLS, FARGO d Co. received yestel
} day four bars Vienna bullion, $500
J five cars Horn Silver bullion, SD ,0OC
s six bars Ontario, 3,733.S9; two bar
L Christy bullion, $500. Total, $25, 775.S
Bishop JNo. SHARP came up from tn
south on Sunday, and returned MOnda
Is afternoon. Extensive repairs are bein
NJ made to the bridges across the Sevlt
= River and the Bishop is superintendent
~ the work,
le Mr.. F. d. CooPER, of Omaha, readin
" Charley Auer's bulletined list of Offel
~, ~, of bets on the election, promptly toe
&c = the first One-S50 to $40 on the gener
~ result, the odds being by Auer o
If Blaine
nj A BOY named Geo. Greaves, living
or the Thirteenth Ward, sustained a te
s. rlble injury on Sunday from the e.
ID ploSion of bottle of powder, the col
n tents OF which caught from the sparl
~ OF q cigarette; the hand was badly sha
I'd tered, and the thumb had to be ampI
in tated.
m A BAND that played very much out
a tn c, and a line of men and boys carr
sc ing Chinese lanterns, invaded the eli
'ir from Ogden last night; how much the
It transportation bill and the feeble G
es thusiasm cost Ransford Smith IS n
d. yet known.
ID MEssRs. THOMAS and Hilton, the "
ne police officers charged by the Graz
- Jury with having beaten the negro a
n sassiu of Marshal Burt, we're arraign,
rs before Judge Zane yesterday; bo
m pleaded not guilty, and the case W
n continued for the term.
be THE CATTLE men of Utah and Idal
on will send twenty-five delegates to 4
he Stock Convention in st. Louis cOnve
ng ing there about the middle of II
re- month The following named gent
he men go from Salt Lake: JOS. Jennins
ng f. II. Myers, W. J.. White. s. s Wake
ry and II. j. Faust they start on the ut
he THE HERALD regrets that its repO1