The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-01-20
LOCAL BRIEFS.

The GRAND IIlAt
tonight at the Opera House.
MoCoRS1cK & Co. received yesterday
l lot Crescent ore, valued at 5000.
WIN. BowDEN was fined So by Judge
Speirs yesterday for drunkenness.
NEITHER RANCID SMITH, nor the Idaho
Judge. has as yet filed the $500 bond on
account of nOn-residence
vrMBER OF bank directors go to
Ogden this morning to attend the meet
ing at the Utah National
EVERY SLEIGH in the county, from the
dudeis CAV cutter to the farmers bob,
was on the streets yesterday.
WELLS. FARGO s. Co. yesterday received
Minnie Moore ore, So, go; 20 bars On
tario, $21 ,958.32. Total, SOS, 1882.
JOHN HOLDER, arrested for resisting
an officer, was yesterday discharged or
account of an insufficiency of evidence.
AT CALDER's music store, an elegantly
finished baton, and petite guitar and
banjo, were being generally admired on
Monday.
BARNEY DAVIDSON was fined SIS yes
terday in the Police Court, for battering
Sally Smith, lady somewhat acquaint-
ed with police usages.
THE SUIT of S. A. Kenner against J.
NJ. Kennedy for $50, due on note to
Michael Murphy, was submitted to JUS
tice Piper yesterday.
In THE suit of Marsden Us. Mrs. Arid
for the possession OF premises now oc-
coupled by the latter, demurrer to the
complaint was yesterday filed.
]. H. BAILEY & Son yesterday OBJ
tanned judgment against Edgerly and
Booth for 500, with interest and costs,
in Judge Speirs' court.
The RECENT fire at the Morgan Smell
ter has not interfered with Mr..
Hanaue IS ore purchases; he Is still
bidding on whatever comes into the
market, and usually comes out highest.
The EIGHTEENTH Ward people are
vastly indebted to a number OF boys
who were up at daybreaA yesterday,
and had roadways cleared throughout
the district By the time people went to
work.
A HERALD REPORTER was yesterday
shown copy of the petition TO the
county, asking that the county liquor
ljcen seS = be raised; the petition had
seventy signatures obtained in Fort
HERMAN alone.
The SUIT Of T. B. Shaw against T. N.
Osborne IL GOs for 500 damages, was
Yesterday decided in favor Of the
plaintiff bY Justice Piper. the verdict
\. as for 1886 and $3.50 costs; Osborne
q 60. VIII take an appeal.
THEFALL of snow IN Salt Lake Sun
day night measured II inches, in Ogden
tine same, at Sandy seven, at American
FORK SIX. at Provo two, at Juab one,
and below bennington there was none
all the latter place Is 100 miles from
S4iI~Lake.
The SNOW in the mountains is piiing
up, tah Lake Is rising and the Jordan
i booming The cid question as to
whether or not an outlet from the Jor-
dan through the alkali beds IS TO be
constructed is apt TO come up with re-
doubled force.
THE WALKER House, 1t is expected
VIII be opened a UeekIrom next Thurs
day; IL has not yc5 been decided whether
there will be any festivities at the open
ing; 20 guests can nOW be accOmmo-
dated as high as 1877 have been Known
TO have been sheltered 1T the Continen-
tai.
PROsECUTIvG ATTORNEY DIcEsoN has
FeUuruedfrom his Nevada iaunt; it was
not an elated eNnrcssion that dwelt on
lis countenauee yesterday rs he sat in
Conference with Captain Greenman, the
marshaPs re resen tative; We wonder
whether AureiiUs Minor or special
policemen formed the topic.
TIE CA2goILs- seem TO be bent on
securing publicity. The latest scheme
is the turning out of the old man by
Mrs Carroll and her two sons. The
elected man has instituted q forcible
entry salt before Justice Stayner. o.
q. WhiHemore will appear for plaintiff
and :. W. Darke for defendant
Az ANIMAL attached to q buggy, in
the vicinity OF the Sierra Nevada lum-
her yard. Yesterday noon, created some
little excitement for time. He started
for trst-class runaway, but one OF the
wheels of the vehicle striking tele
graph pole his little sport was spoiled
Buggy somewhat damaged, but nobody
hurt
A You've GENTLEMAN. of slightly
dudesque proclivities, came near max
ing q mash on the theatre corner yes
tsrday afternoon. He was driving s
leigh, with young lady by his side
when in dashiug round the corner tht
cutter Went completely over; ,,uite
crowd gathered, but neither gent. lady
horse, nor sleigh suffered any injury.
THE READERs Of the Tribune are GER
tainiy entitled 70 cOmmendalioa fol
their LONG, differing meellness aud for
bearance. sundays issue of that sheet
for an absence OF readable news and ;
nauseOus PIE her. OF anti-MormoI
balderdaSh has seldom been approached
in Tribune history. Weary, weary
weary, must be the refrain among it.
patrons.
Ma. ALFRED NELSON. the decorativ,
painter, and the tenor who recent,
made so favorable an impression at thu
theatre, has a specimen of his work OF
exhibition in pembroke's window. which
was being critically observed all day
yesterday the general style partakes q
the Italian renaissance; Mr.. Nelson /,
now engaged in working for Mr.. Jen
nings and We understand has beer
awarded the interior decoration of Mr.
w. H Pits new residence.
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