The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-09-05
LOCAL BRIEFS.

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son and Mrs. j. Jackson.
McCoRHIcK & Co. received. yesterday,
Hanauer bullion. $3.50; Queen OF Hills
O e, $3.50 Total, $3.50.
THE FOURTH of July committee has
made Mrs. Governor Murray a present
of SO mirror.-RaileY LHter-IddhO.
IL MARK c. PRATT, of the Twelfth
Ward, will call at Young Bros. he will
hear of something to his advantage.
The TWO watches which we're stolen
at Lake Park short time ago, were re-
turaed yesterday and tie reward, $50,
paid.
7. JoHFs & Co. received yesterday
two cars Germania bullion. $5,059.84;
lead and silver ores, Sl,797.95. Total,
Sc. 657.79
PRoF. MOONEY opened his dancing
academy on Friday last. Arrange
ments can be made with him by ap-
plying at the Hall between the hours of
1880 and 80 p. m.
THESALT Lake Building AID Manufac-
turing Company are doing the wood
work on the new elegant residences
OF Mr.. Joseph RaWIiDs First Street, and
AIR. J. G. COnklin, South Temple Street.
HEID's OPEN air concert attracted
aarge crowd at the DeSeret Bank corner
last evening. The selections show con-
tinued improvement and the Pirates
pOtpourri, was particularly well rem
dered.
THE KNIGHTS of st. Denis give party
st Lake PARK or Wednesday evening.
and members of the Opera Company it
is stated will join them. The last even
ing train to leave for the Park will be
special at p. M.
The HERALD acknowledges the COM
pliments of the Bingham County Agri-
oultuaal Association, for Tuesday,
Wednesday and Thursday, Septem Der
Eagle Rock, Idaho.
No MAIL from Ogden last evening,
hence our Ogden Department fails TO
appear this morning. The mails are
evidently being tempered with by some
one, and ii the present state OF affairs
continues. It will be necessary to find
out who that person is.
DR.. HEssEL's select school, 56 N.
Second West Street, will open to-mOr-
row, September 9th, at 9 a. m, with
classes in English branches, languages
and music, for both ladies and gentle
men. DR.. Hessel has a I tactical ex-
perience OF fifteen years and comes TO
this community well recommended. I
ERNEST BUETrEER, late United States
Deputy Surveyor, who came to Utah
with General Solomon, was examined
by the Probate Judge yesterday with
view to commitment to the ayslum.
He gave the first indications of IN
soundness of mind about March 1st and
was then treated for catarrh in the
head. He has gradually become worse,
until it was thought necessary TO bring
him before the court as related.
MISS SADIE AsPER, for the last two
years and a half an employee of this
Office, has resigned and will attend the
University during the coming year.
Mis- Asper can justly lay claim to the
distinction OF being the quickest and
most expert lady compositor ever
known in this section of the country,
and she has won the hearty esteem
end good will of the entire HERALD
force, who part from her with regret.
IT'S understood that the committee
appointed to examine applicants for the
vacant place of reporter in the Third
District Court, will meet at the Court
chambers on the 9th inst, but one OF
the committee Judge SutherlanG) will
be engaged N trying a reference case on
Monday. the Z committee will not
meet till p, m, when they Will hx
upon the order of eXamnation, whic b
will continue from day to day, until all
applicant can have a chance TO present
theiE qualifications,
FRIDAY EVENING witnessed 8 pleasant
gathering IN the Twentieth Ward
SchOolhOuse, where the members of the
ward had assem- bled 10 express their
feelings or appreciation of the labors of
the retiring Bishopric of that section
Bishop Sharp, and Counse' lors Dunbar
and Puzey. Speeches were made by the
recent off Gals. and also by the present
incumbents of the offices. as well as
Messrs. G. r. Savage, William Salmon,
s. p. Teasdel William Eddington and a
number of others. There were also a
Member of songs, instrumental music
and recitations. and refreshments were
served during intermissiOn.
THERE ARE said to be somewhere in
the neighborhoOd Of a score Of applica-
tons for the position of court reporter,
so long flied by the late Adam Patter-
son. Al aLtaC0e Oh the court ySSteI-
day informed HERALD reporter that
he understood there was one applica-
ton from California, one or two from
Idaho, and a small army from the city
and suburbs To cap all. it is now
stated that Judge Powers has written a
letter recommending gentleman from
Michigan, and requesting that no sp-
pOintment be made until the distin-
guisbed recipient of MS favor arrives.
Next
FRANK SAEKLEY, a young fellow about
81 or p years OF age hal been
brought from Denver to Ogden by
couple of tile men. who had engaged
him to work for them. During the
night Senkley arose, took a couple of
pistols, pair of blankets, SIS in money
and some other clothes, and walked to
KaysVille. There he took the train to
Beck's Hot Springs. and then came to
town in wagon. A description of the
fellow was telephoned to the police, and
in the evening Officer A. NJ. Smith. who
had previously located the fellow,
arrested him st the Overland House.
He will be taken to Ogden this morning.
Sheriff Belnap having arrived on last
evenings train.