The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-06-20
LOCAL BRIEFS.

LosAs Is to have races on the oath
prOx.
Wells. FARoo d Co. received yester-
day base bullion, 81 so.
TEE NAHIxrM temperature yesterday
was p; minimum, 50.
sEE SPECIAL adv. of c. E. Angel.
D headed A Bargain
Two WEEKS from to morrow the ma
4. honal birthday WILL be celebrated.
- UNION EATIoSAL received yesterday:
~ sixteen bars Alice, valued at SI4 OIL. 81.
a. T. r JONES & Co., received yesterday
three cars Germanis bulliOI, valued at
$6,O9O.s7. is
TIE CASES Of the demi-uIoads inmates
Of KATE Fhnt's house were put of aga II
~. until Tuesday.
.E.a PRoT. MAEsEE lectures tomorrow eve
ming In the Fourteenth Ward Assembly
- Rooms. Subject: Tine Teacher"
McCoRsIcK d Co. received yesterday
1HanaHer bIiiiUa. S9,U6J: tascOe bullIOn.
I.1I0; Crescent ore, ) $50: silver and
lead res, $50; total value, $3.50.
Is THE Police Court. yesterday.
Thomas shea. for INDUCING in pro
family and = general disturbance of the
peace, on Friday, was assessed SD
- SaIPPRRs HERE have been notified
that there will be a so cent advance OF
carload IA es from the east on an after
81 July Ist: this figure will be increased ON
lots under car loads.
WoREMEK HAVE torn the front and in
sides clean out Of the old Spencer y
Kimball store aud this week work will
! 5egin on the rebuilding aid re6Iting
for the enterpr;sing hrm.
q II WAS understood. yesterday. that
tsl-Rrain had been received by Post
master Browe. giving the Information
that the postofice lease had been
awarded the Groesbeck brothers.
Is rHs Police Court. yesterday. the
= charge of assault preferred by MIS-
Mar.sn Clark against E. I. Browning
was clearly proven, and sentence was
suspended until Monday. at N.
RoxnAEcE & GEoEssEcK. and W. II.
Kelsey. of Springville. are dong
- large trade with Colorado this season,
,..JrshfppiEg strawberries. raspberries and
s.eurrsuts. Utah fruits OF this scr. are IN
~ quickldemand over the border.
90 TaE CROP of green peas is almost a
total. failure throughout the Territory.
They have risen 10 so tents peck IN
the market. and dealers state that they
viii" not run below that this season
Drouth and worms are the cause.
z. - MR: BscK's yacht. the lev Frances
will probably be matched against the
Cauj n. Mr.. ID. L Davis boat. for a
race on he Hot Spring Lake tomorrow
or, next day. Mr.. SOringall, builder OF
Mr Beck's boat, is anxious for the meet.
- - - A..
iif,, bookseller has Puck and Jsfdgc for the
current week. We do dislike the improve
ment insisted upon By the intelligent
~ CONN.,. who wants 10 Tell people that So
- and So-has PsTseh and Judy fora certain
date.
People PURCHASING the SUSDAY Her
AID to daV should only pay cents for
II it, sndICshould be careful n see that
they Obtain sixteen pages. Numerous
~ complaints reached US last week OF
- news boys charging 10 cents. and-in
some cases selling but one part of the
3 paper.
Z Tbs DAUGHTERS of Rebecca intend
Il having picnic al Liberty Park on
= Tues6sv. 10 which they extend hearty
z invitation 20 their friends The COM
= mittee of ladies request those who de-
D sire TO participate IN the outing TO bring
along their picnic.
The GAME OF baseball talked Of for
m several days. between the Nationals
and the new organization called Rough
3. and ReadYs, which was to have come off
p tomorrow. has been again postponed.
in consequences of Ally Barker's illness
20 and the absence Of two others OF the
u club from the city.
fHE Contributor for June is out, and
the number EQUALS its predecessors for
= general stsracGyeness. The main fes-
lures of the contents are articles by
, F. S. Richards. b. II. Roberts. R. W.
Slean. DrsDeBrincke, and o. Z. Whit
ney, the latter contributing poem en-
5 titled "Aartyrdom."
+ THE FIREalarm rung at few minutes
before 9 O'Clock last night was occa-
Toned bv the explosion of lamp in the
Inns ofice-Ehe flaming cause of the
disturbance was. cast into outer dark
ness-the street and the services of the
alert IRE brigade rendered unneces-
ssry- 50
LAST ErHSfEG q quartette of Salt
,Lakers. composed of Commodore Milt
Baxratt. ieutenant L. A. Cummings, ID.
a., c. Calder and b G, Taysum, rode over
the Utah & Nevada to Garfield. where
the yacht Peirel was moored and out
fitted for trip over the briny deep
d. -. The pleAsaut weather, moonlight night
and the character of the mpany, will
combine TO make the all-niEht out q
very agreeable one.
"Ths Occidental"