The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-06-13
Local BRIEFS.

Az Old Folks excursion is among
the near possibilities
T.R. JONES 3 Go. received, yesterday
three cars Germ 1is bullion. s., 5S2.65i
lead and silver u-es. S6.S0S.s9: total
Sc. 38.e5.
McCoE6IcK & Co., yesterday. received
Hansuer bullion. $3.50; Queen Of the
Hills ore. $500: silver and lead ores,
Se,270; total, tl9.52o.
A TALL unknown man, with a belt
waist, came into our Office just as we
were going to press and said that last
nights house at the Theatre was from
fair 10 Min" His body awaits identi-
icstion at the morgue.
A CHILD of Mr.. John Morgan's died at
the Mil Greek PoStoffice of the dread
disease diphtheria. IL is to be hoped all
precautions have been used to prevent
dissemination OF the disease by the
means Of the mail in that district.
A GAME Of cricket, single wicket, will
take take place tomorrow on Washing
ton Square for $50. between five Of the
American Fork Cricket Club aud two of
the Salt Lake City Cricket Club. The
game viii commence at O'Clock sharp.
ARRAKeEMEHrs HAVE been made for
the shipping Of 167 carloads of cattle
from points on the Utah Central TO
pointson the Union Pacific in Wyoming.
They viii aggregate 900 head. Fifty
carloads passed through the city yester
day.
TIE FoLL0wIsG-SAMED Salt Lakers
have recently left to go to work on the
Oregon Short Line: S. c. Pratt, A. J
Brown. z. L. Tuttle. S. R.fBath, w. J.
Rid, L. w. Perkins. Richard Simpson,
r. J. Jsffreys. A. G. Jeffreys, r. l..
Wilcox. Frank 0 Neal, Geo. Grow. Jas.
Plstts, William Hill.
The CASE against May Carter,
charged with being an fnma eof house
of prostitution. and also with enticing a
young girl from her home for the pur-
poses of prostitution, will probably come
up in the Police Court tomorrow. The
trial Of W. Carter, charged with keep
ing a house Of prostitution. will also
probably be heard.
TIE ARTICLES of incorporation of the
Gilsonite Manufacturing Company
were filed with County Clerk Cutler yes
ICLudIs l OoB lt1A rcAOSh - RA1CCA a.
81 600, 600, and this is divided into 100.-
900 sharessof the par value of $40. z. G.
Chambers owns 2, 900 shares: r. Mack
intosh, $500; George Goss, IL. 500; Sam
uel Fl. ellison, 1900; and q. w. Ben
net, 1000.
,RKv. J. B. THRALL win deliver the
Baccalsureate sermon to the gradual
ing class of Salt Lake Academy, at the
Congregational Church. at 10 O'Clock
this morning Public examinations will
be held at Hammond Hall on Monday
and Tuesday, and the closing exercises
viii take place at Hammond Hall on
Wednesday evening. To all OF these
the public are cordially invited.
TIE Echo Laud and Stock Company
is the name OF new Incorporation. The
stockholders are: Anthony Heiner,
president; T. w. Jennings, vice presi-
dent; II. B. Clawson. Jr.. secretary and
treasurer, Daniel Heiner. manager; and
these gentlemen, with the addition OF
James T. Little. are the board of direc-
tors. The capital stock is placed at $l5.-
600. divided into 100 shares ofSf5 each.
J.C. PArxKR. who secured the right
to issue the programme of the Utah
Driving Park Association, has issued
o neat little book of thirty pages. It
contains the programme for each days
races, together with tables for the pro-
per keeping of the record Most Of the
influential business houses are repre-
sented IN its columns. Il is q very cred
table piece of work, and is the only
official programme.
The wTvsEssEs in the Seymour B.
Young case we're before Commissioner
Mckay yesterday morning, and sub
poems was read. commanding them to
sppear. before the Grand Jury on
August 4th next. None Of them were
placed under bonds. Nothing las been
heard conserving the proposition to Of
fer o reTR5d Of $50 for his capture, al
though twas wellunderstosd that the
Oaer wouk be made.