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

the death OF president D4-EAa- lOuHS.
Joses 4 Co. received yesterday
two cars GerInaniE bullion, valued at
50, 934 81.
4 PAcKAaF of clothes found near tie
Old Fort hioci1 awaits claimant at the
city MarshaPs Office:
McCoESIcK q Co received. Yesterday,
Hanauer bullior, S3.035, Qnesn Of the
Hills ore, $3.50. TOTAL. SS.'I5.
JUDaE PowsEs' alleged defense. as
uub,ished in tue halamazOo Gqsstte of
August Is. 1856, is fourteen columns in
length.
WELLS. FAReo & Co.'S shipments yes
terday were: Fine bars. 50 2SS o.: Ore,
$500: Fine bars ST 400: Base bullion,
S1.zOo. rO.aI $50 s7s04.
RIoHARD KEARsLEY. Who falsely gave
the name OF z. Curtis. was IN the Pc
lice Court yesterday. and fined SO on
the charge of diso-deriy conduct and
profanity
THE BASE meta. and ore output for
the week ending yesterday was as fol-
lows: 81 cars bullion. 1882 5 b; IS cars
ore. 109l $50 d: cars copper ore, 2I6,-
ESQ., b. Total, 2.oI.3OS To-.
JAMES AlArrHEsoS obtained judg-
ment in Judg- Pyper's court Yesterday
against John Beck on two suits-one for
$l85 and the other for $3.50. The
amount claimed was 1915.
President n. s. GowASs and WIN. H.
Lee. of Tooele: and II. J. Foulger, John
2. Ball. John Y. Smith and Thomas c.
Jones, OF this city, " ii be released fr N
the Penitentiary 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 $S5 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 20 DO better Id the future.
MEssRs. J. ]. DUKE, Secretary Thomas
and ]. B. Wilson, were among those
who should also be credited with
heayy share of the work to 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
70 O'Clock.
TIE 5-YEAR-oLD bov Of Henry Ley
land, the eXpressman, fell from his
fathers wagon on Friday evening and
broke hisJcOllar bone DR.. Pratt was
called in aud gave the little one all
necessary attention.
The FUNERAL services over the re-
mans of the child of Mr.. John Y.
Snith, who is now serving term IN
the Pen. took place Yesterday. Through
the courtesy of Marshal Dyer, Mr..
Smith was allowed to be present at the
ceremonies.
AS WILL be seen by reference TO n
notice published elsewhere in this issue,
the Picked Nine of Salt Lake are willing
aud anxious tn play the Nationals Tor a
purse of $50, provided Holman Is put
in the box They don't seem 70 tackle
kindly 70 Busby.
WHERE Will Conference be held? is
the question which is again beginning
to cause the periodical speculation. No
announcement Is made IS yet anu
nothing authoritative Is known, but
report saws that the Provoites are max
ing another squirt in their Tabernacle IN
anticipation of having the fali gather
ing there
While PRAcTrcING in the room ovel
Dayues & Coalter's store on Friday
night. the members of Held's banc
we're scared almost out OF years
growth. By the explosion OF their has:
drum. Visions of dynamite bombs ane
similar Anarchist playthings STRUCK
them all. The report resembled that o
small cannon.
The ONE ton of coal donated by
Messrs. Sells, Burton & Co., to be draw
for AT the Odd Fellows distribution OF
Friday, was won by Mrs Irene Dick
son. who Immediately ordered il sent Z
Mrs. Mary Hardy, the widow of tn
iate William Hardy, the Walker Hous'
employee whose death recently create
sucn 2 sensation.
Mr.. CARELESS has issued a circula
It ,ting that he is about TO recommend
his classes in sight reading for ladie
and gentlemen at terms which VII
be merely nominsl. He IS now read
for applications. AS the circular ltsel
rsr2arks, every member Of a band o
choir. aud all who sing, or play upo
any kind OF musical instrument. shoul
be thoroughly acquainted with IN
rudimentasy principles OF music an
be able 20 read at sight; otherwise Il
impossible 70 derive any great amour
OF pleasure or satisfaction from the
musicsl exercises, or 10 become ussil
aud efficient members OF any ulusic'
organization.
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