The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-10-17
LOCAL BRIEFS.

McCoREIcK q Co. yesterday received:
Silver and lead ores, $1,000.
WELLS, FARGO & Co.'S shipments
yesterday were; fine bars, 81, 54O.42.
COMPANY D. Sixth Infantry, will ar.
rive from the San Juan country to-day.
The Family Herald for October and
Popular Monthly for November are at
Dryers.
JOHN ASHTON plead guilty to drunk
enness, disOrderly conduct and profan-
i'y yesterday and was sent up for IF
teen days.
THE GRAND JURY will be called to-
gether during this week on some special
business. What that special business
is, no one but Mr.. Dickson seems to
know.
DAVID JAMES & Co., are closing out
their entire stuck OF Fire on the Hearth
stoves, and will sell them at cost for the
next thirty days. See their advertise
meRt.
The NINETEENTH Ward Amateur
Dramatic Association have in rehearsal
the old comedy, The Serious Family"
IN which Aminadab Sleek is a central
figure, and will produce it shortly.
A BARN and stack of hay belonging
30 John Hill of Mill Greek, was burned
yesterday. The loss is said to be about
placed with S. w. Darke & Co., of this
city.
THE CASE against Bishop Bassett, of
the Twentieth Ward, was called in the
Com missioner's Court yesterday, but
as Mr.. Vsrian was not ready to proceed
the matter went over until PM, on
Monday.
SAM NEWTON, the blacksmith, and the
hero OF the Jordan drowning affair, was
arrested yesterday, on the charge of
battery, but was so drunk that he was
sent to the bastile to sober up before his
plea was taken.
THE JURY in the Lunnon- Cenklin
case returned a verdict for the plaintiff
in the sum Of $1,000. 1t is said that the
jury IN awarding the verdict took into
consideration the carelessness on the
part of the defendants.
A DISPATCH was received yesterday to |
Ghe effect that q company of Mormon |
emigIants, numbering 80, left Liver |
pool on October 18th. The company is |
on board the American steamship Brit |
ash King, and will be landed at Balti-
more.
7. G. CUTLER & Bros. establishment
was more than usually busy yesterday,
the clerks being engaged in showing
visitors the new caSsimereS, tWeedS and
hannels just received from the Provo
Manufacturing Company. This institu-
tion is doing a tremendous business this
fall.
THE NATIONAL Baseball club, the |
youthful heroes of the diamond. will |
give a grand ball in Jennings Hall, on |
Friday evening next. Tickets are placed |
at 81, and admission Will be by invita-
ton only. OIsen's band will furnish |
the music and James Currie will be on |
deck as prOmpter.
JOHN GRAY. of the Thirteenth Ward, |
was arrested yesterday on the going |
charge. He was sick in bed and unable |
to attend the commissioner, but it is |
understood that he gave bonds for his /
appearance when wanted. A gentle |
man living at West Jordan, whose |
name was not learned, was also run in |
5y the deputies last evening.
HENRY YEHGER was put under bonds |
of 81 600 by Judge Piper yesterday 10 |
keep the peace. Yenger was arrested /
on the charge of threatening the life of |
Captain Douris, his former employer. |
The defendant bears a good reputation
save when he is under the influence of /
LIQUOR, and then he is not at all angelic |
in his disposition and department.
LAST EVENINGS fire alarm was called |
forth by the discovery, in the rear of !
the Occidental, of a small blaze caused |
BIZ the emptyIng of some hot ashes |
into barrel containing q little straw. |
The ashes had been keptin a coal bod !
all day and had been put into the |
barrel only g short time before the /
alarm was sounded No damage done. |
The PRoPRIEToRs of the Utah Brewery |
call special attention to the liquids |
manufactured ana Kept in stock at this /
old established place. They guarantee /
that nothing is used in the manufacture |
of the beer and porter made by them |
save malt and hops. They are now |
fully prepared TO meet all orders. |
Goods delivered in any part of the city. |
MR. F. CoALTER, of Coalter & Smell |
grove, has returned from his trip east |
He reports nothing but the best and |
most courteous treatment from al of |
the firms with whom be had dealings, !
many of whom expressed their SYM |
Dathy IN q very substantial manner. |
Mr.. Cualter returns full of life and |
energy, and determined TO boom things
this winter in the musical line.