The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-10-31
LOCAL BRIEFS.

JOHN Fl. AULT was admitted to CitizeE'
ship Yesterday
McCoREICK & Co, received yesterday
Hanauer bullion, 81 240.
WELLS, FARGO g. Co.'S shipments
yesterday were: Base bullion, 81 800.
A lady purchased some grapes al
Thorne's fruit stand on JenniDg'
corner Yesterday and left a pair of new
shoes, which can be had oy applying 10
Nj. Thorne.
The NEW building being erected bv
Nj Henry DinWOodey, on the site
the one recently occupied by Coalter &
SnelgroVe, is being pushed rapidly foi-
ward.
JOHN BRIGNcL- was the only unfor
tUnste in the Police Court yesterday.
He was charged with being drunk and
prOfane. he will languish ten days in
the City Jail unless ne manages to rustic
the necessary K.
Harper's Weakly and Frank LesJie'S
Newspaper for the Both, are accOmpa led
by large supp ements, showing the
BarthoIdi Statu of Liberty. Hqrper'S
also has a full page view of Salt Lake
City, from photograph by MOnsen q
Co. Dwyer has the papers for sale.
THE WESTERN UNION Telegraph Com
pany will be prepared to furnish TO
private subscribers and clubs at reason
able rates, ,buile ms of the elections
which take place on Tuesday next. In
tending subscribers will please call at
the Teleg -aph Office and make arrange
ments as early as possible.
THE JURY in the case of Sam Levy. rs.
Salt Lake City, yesterday returned a
verdict FOR the plaintiff for $1,000. There
Is no doubt that an appeal will be taken,
to the S Supreme Court Of the the Terri
tory, but as the damages awarded are
less than So 900, the matter must be
settled by that tribunal.
J. Il. BENNETT represents the Rio
Grande Western. He is a neat little
man with blonde hair, a lobster fore
head, peaches and cream complexion,
milk blue eyes. He has a lovely NOUS
taohe and few whiskers. He comes
from Salt Lake, but is not Mormon
San Francisco EVeTing Post.
An AGED man named Thompson, of
American Fork, died suddenly at that
place. He had been in the employ of
James Chapman for some time past, but
had worked for Messrs, Lawrence &
GOdbe in this CITY. He had been drink
ing rather heavily. and was reported to
have been pretty full on Friday night;
and was found dead in his bed yester-
day morning.
TIE CASE OF P. L. Williams vs.. William
N. Stewart, came up before Judge Zane
8gain yesterday The defendant inter
posed demurrer to the order requiring
him TO report to the plaintiff as Super
intendent of District Schools, and the
matter was argued at some length by
lie Grande Young for Mr.. Stewart and
?. L. Williams for himself. The case
was submitted.
FAUST & Son yesterday disposed of
four Of their herd Of Holstein cattle. Mr..
A. L. Burnham, of Woods Cross, pur-
chasing three calves, and Thomas
YardIey, OF ParoWan, a yearling bull.
Faust g. Son also added to the stock
on exhibition at Grant Bros, eight head
OF fun-bloOd Durham cattle, and will be
pleased to show them to all who may be
interested in fine stock for Utah.
TIE BRoNCo.R1D1Ne contest between
Reid and Tate yesterday at the old race
A4dNh h4C1 oil AAL14LCLDC 6OAAChNCs IL
failed to give satisfaction, however,
owing to the fact that the horses we're
very tHme-SO tame, indeed, that, as
one spectator expressed it, at would
not have been difficult to have camped
on them all night, to say nothing Of
fifteen minutes" The contest was de-
clared draw.
HERBERT A. SLADE, the Maori, ap-
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not guilty 10 al indictment charging
him with engagir G in prize fight with
Duncan A. Mcdonald. Slade plead not
guilty. Mcdonald has, of course. also
been Indicted. He is not in the Terri
tory, now, however, and it is not known
whether ne will return and face the
music, or whether his bondsmen will
put Up the amount Of the bail furnished
by them.
Mr.. LORENZO AUBREY and Miss
Albertha Luff were married in Logan
on Wednesday last, and q reception iol-
lowed al the residence of the bride
parents II the Twentieth Ward, on fri
Mr.. Thomas Aubrey and the bride q
daughter of Mr.. George L-ff. There
were numerous friends and relatives
present 70 do honor to the occasion,
and tender good wishes and congratula.
tons TO the young couple.
FIVE CARS o. P, California excursion
lists arrived yesterday, at $50 p. nj.
They will meet at the Union Pacific
general Office, at 80 .. M, to day, and
viii prOceel from there in BODY to at
tend services at the Tabernacle, where
seats have been reserved for them
There will no cOOvevaOoes in yUoitipu
st the Tabernacle to take them from
there direct TO the depot, as the train
Elth which they continue their journey
vest, leaves st 4.15 p. m. 1t will be
necessary for them to arrange for hav-
ing their bagga &c sent in the 70: e aoon to
the depot. Mr.. NJ. TImmOns, of the
Gengerai Passenger Agents Office
Omaha, and Mr.. NJ p. Benton, passen-
ger agent, are in charge Of the excur-
SlODiSts.