The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-05-24
LOCAL BRIEFS. W

WHIT SUNDAY.
Day OF Pentecost.
T. r. JONES. yesterday, received lear
Germania bullion, valued 81, OS6, O5. Z
WELIs, FAReo & Go, Yesterday. re-
ceived bar Christy Mining Company,
valued $l,7O0.
McCoRSIcK & Co., yesterday. received
2 cars Hanauer bullion, $500; Queen
of the Hills ore, 81 200; total, $1,000.
A FEATURE of yesterday was seven
open Brougham Carriages filed with
visitors, passing along, processionlike,
on tour around to see the sights of
this city.
Ok FRIDAY next, the amateurs of the
Fifth Ward will give a variety enter
tainment in their hall, winding up with
the screaming afterpiece of I'm not
Myself at ALL"
ONE OF the happiest humans in the
city. YESTERDAY, was Will Gray, from the
Ontario, who was exceedingly joyful
over the advent of daughter. Be-
cause he had as many kinds as anybody
he was hilarious.
THE cELEBRATED case of Staley VS..
Pyper, for false imprisonment, in which
the Judge is being sued for $40, 900 dam
ages by the "crushed tragedian," comes
up in the Third District Court, on
Tuesday. ~-~-e
Ii. Shurtliff was charged with getting
a hack, horses and driver from George
Moore. using the same for ten hours,
and refusing to pay for hire. The case
was withdrawn, yesterday morning, on
payment of SIS costs.
AMONG THE unique advertising cards
of the Private Secretary" is one oyer
Constable Hampton's desk at the City
Hall. 1t is a likeness of Cattermole in
character, with line under it reading,
Brig, bows your liver?"
ATTORNEY C. E. PEARSON has in his
possession striking watch, it strikes
the hours, quarters, halves and three
quarters; it is something wonderful, a
great marvel of mechanism and some
thing to be seen to be appreciated.
AN ACCIDENT happened to Mr.. Robert
Naylor, yesterday, which may disigure
his frontispiece While riding along
First South Street, his saddle turned
and he was precipitated to the ground
and while down his horse kicked him
breaking his nose.
\ THE BILLET which falls into the hand.
of readers of THE SUNDAY HERALD, OF
| opening their paper this morning, in
| forms them of some tremendous sacri
| fees Hardy Bros & Burton are making
in the interests of the purchasing pub
lie. The missive should be carefully
read.
THE ATTENDANCE was so great and the
interest manifested so intense last Sab
bath evening at the Baptist church, the
trustees wish to announce that the SUN
day school room will be thrown open
and seated for the service tonight, for
the second lecture on the Book of Nor
mon. Lectue begins at O'Clock p. m
THE PREPARATIONS for Decoration Day
by the Washington-Square-A thletic-C Club
committee are being made with view
to. giving the public good days enter
| tainment. What with bicycle races
base ball contest, foot-racing and other
attractions the out-door-sport-lo
will be well treated-on the square.
THE SWEET strains from a couple Of
/ DanJOeS, one guitar ana CnlneSe NO
die. manipulated by Messrs. Harry Ed
wards, Bob Johnson, John Woodman
see and Fred. Browning, at l O'CLOCK
this morning, were duly appreciated by
JHE HERALD night force. Thanks
gents.
WHITE & Sons, Yesterday. received
three cars of Nevada cattle, which haC
been shipped at Milford. The bovine:
came over the Utah Central in Pullman
cattle cars-a new mode of conveyance
in Utah-in splendid condition, result
of the excellent management of Francis
Cope. ESQ.,, general freight agent Of
the Central.
LAST EVENING, at the Caledonia
Grounds. closely-contested game OF
lawn tennis took place between Messrs
Murdoch and Hull, of 2. C. NJ. l.. and
Roberts and Eccles, resulting in a tie
after playing four sets, the first and
third going to Murdoch and Hull, and
their competitors taking the second and
third. Another game viii probably be
played shortly.