The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-08-29
LOCAL BRIEFS.

To-pAY Is the ninth anniversary oil
ID the death OF President Brigham Dung
~ Joses 4 Co. received yesterday
two cars GermaniA bullion, valued at
81, 9349l.
e "a slcr.ey Of clothes found near tie
Old Fort bioci awaits a claimant at the
city Marshal's otlce:
McCorSIcK q Co received, Yesterday,
Hanauer buifiou. 8 .O35. Qneen Of the
Hills ore, s. $50. Totsi. SS.'l5.
JUnar PowsEs' alleged defense. as
ulbished in tue Kalamazoo Gazette OF
August 49, 1885. is fourteen columns IN
length.
WELLS. FARso & Co.'S shipments yes
terday were. Fine bars, s. 2SS o.; Ore,
$500: Fine bars 81 400: Base bullion,
81 400. ro.al $50 s7s o.
RIoHARD KgARsLsY. who izlsely gave
the name OF z. Curtis. was ~ the Pc
lice Court yesterday. and fined $40 on
the charge of dIso7deriy .coaduct and
profanity
4 TIE BASE meta. and ore output for
the week ending yesterday was as fol-
lows: 81 cars bullion, 1882 5 b; IS cars
ore. /, 09l $50 h; cars copper ore, 2l6,-
65Ofb. Total, 20l,S0S 10.
F JAMES AfATrHEsoS ohtained a judg-
ment in Judge Pyper's court Yesterday
against John Beck on two suits-one Tor
$ls5 and the other for $i4.3O. The
amount claimed was 1913.
PREsIDEsT Il. s. GowASs and VIM. H.
Lee. OF Tooele: and n. J. Foulger, John
r Bal. John Y. Smith and Thomas c.
Jones, Of this city, WI te released fr m
the Penitentisry tomorrow.
THE NINE tramps who created such
racket in DinwoOdey's restaurant the
other evening were tried yesterday
morning. and sentenced to pay. various
sums ranging from $40 to SIS each.
ALEx. GILLESPIE was fined $40 in the
Police Court yesterday for engaging in
fight With B. +. Whittenore on the
18th of May last He paid the $40. and
promised to do better in the future.
MEssRs. J. ]. DUKE, Secretary Thomas
AID J. B. Wilson, we're among those
who should also be credited witn
heaTy share of the work 70 which was
due the success Of the Odd Fellows
out. /.
The FUNERAL services over the re-
mains OF the infant son OF officer VIII
liam Salmon, q notice of whose death
appears elsewhere in this issue. will be
held at tbs family residence to-day at
II O'Clock.
TIE 5-YEAR-oLD bov of Henry Ley
land, the expressman. fell from his
fathers wagon on Friday evening and
broke his,cOllar bone DR.. Pratt wa,
called in and gave the little one al
necessary attention.
The FUNERAL services over the re
mains OF the child OF Mr. John /
Smith, who is now serving term II
the Pen. took place yesterday. Through
the courtesy of Marshal Dyer, MI
Smith was allowed 10 be present at tn
ceremonies.
AS WILL be seen by reference TO ;
notice uubiished elsewhere IN this issue
the Picked Nine of salt Lake are willin!
aud anxious To play the Nationals TOT
purse of $50, provided HOFFMAN Is p9
in the box They don't seem to tackl
kindly to Busby.
WHERE Will Conference be held? i
the question which is again beginnin
to cause the periodical speculation. n
announcement is made rs yet, ant
nothing authoritative Is Known, ou
report saws that the Provoites are mai
ing another squirt in their Tabernacle
anticipation of having the fall gathei
ing there
WHILE PRAcucINs in the room ove
Daynes & Coalter's store on Frida
night, the members OF neiu oar
we're scared almost out OF year
growth BIZ the explosion OF their oa'
drum. Visions of dynamite bombs an
similar Anarchist playthings struI
them all. The report resemolsd that
small cannon.
TVS ONE ton OF coal donated b
Messrs. Sells, Burton & Co., TO be draw
for AT the Odd Fellows distribution {
Friday. vas won by MIS- Irene DC
II son. who Immediately ordered II sent
Mrs. Mary Hardy, the widow Of
late William Hardy, the Walker Hon
employee whose. death recently Great
suca 2 sensation.
Mr.. CARELESS has issued a circui
It ting that he is about to recon men
his classes in sight reading Tor ladl
and gentlemen at terms which "
be merely nominal. he IS now rea
for applications. AS the circular its
rsraarks, every member Of band
choir. aud ali who sing, or play up
any kim Of musical instrument. shou
De Thoroughly acquainted with {
rudimentaIy principles of music, a
be able 20 read at sight; otherwise Il
impossible 20 derive any great smou
OF pleasure or satisfaction from %
musicsl exercises, or TO become use
aud efficient members OF any uiusi
organization.
Tho Occidental
No. :. <. First South Street. p
goods only, and OF the best quail;
Summer hsTeraees concOcted -
highest style OF ART. Family supple