The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-10-03
LOCAL BRIEFS.

7. &. JONES & Co. received yesterday,
lead and silver ore, valued at $2,738.05.
TKEEE WILL be regular meeting OF
at . o'clock p. m.
enables r. Ross, charged with grand
larceny, plead not guilty in the Third
District Cours yesterday.
Mccormick d Co. received yesterday
Hanauer bullion, IS ,260; Queen of the
Hills ore, 81 $40. Total 81, go.
WILLS, FARGO g. Co.'S. shipments yes
terdav were, fine bars, SO, 199. 50: base
bars, IS, 100; ore, $3.50. Total S26, 1882.
WALTER SINS, who Will be remem.
bered as having recently been charged
with attempted rape, the alleged Offense
having been committed at Lake Point,
IN Tooele County, was arraigned before
Judge Zane yesterday on the charge of
assault. The defendant entered a plea
Of not guilty, and was allowed two
days in which to Withdraw if.
TIE RAILROAD NINE has arranged a
game with the Alerts. of Provo, which
Is to be played next Friday in this city.
The same teams played a game in July
last, which resulted in q score of five to
one, in favor of the Railroad boys. 1t
is the intention of the latter to arrange
a game with the Nationals & few days
after the above game is played.
The FIRST boy out of family of
seven children, made its appearance at
the residence of DR.. 81. 2. Grow, at
o'clock this morning. Mother and
child are doing finely, but the voice of
- So M %oTa E,I
news 70 this Office, would indicate him
to be in very feeble doncition. The
shock IS considerably greater than
those ne Usually gives his patients.
With careful nursing. however. he will
be able 20 be around in day or TWO.
A COWBOY entered the Peoples Res
tauranC last night, and after eating a
meal, offered the proprietor fifteen
cents IN payment. The latter de.
manded more money, and as the de-
maud was not compiled with, a scrap en-
sued IN which the cowboy came cut
second best. In addition TO this, the
res: auTant man levied on horse be-
longing TO the cowboy, and took it to
the City Hall. When the latter applied
for his horse, he was placed under ar
rest, ard the affair will be settled in the
Police Court tomorrow.
BEF0RE JUDGE ZANE yesterday after
noon, c. Q. Whittenore, attorney for
the defendant, made a motion for new
trial in the case of G. G. Anderson, who
vas recently convicted OF passing coun,
terfeit money. Mr.. Whittemore based
his claim on the fact that some new
evidence had been discovered IN favor
of the defendant. Mr.. Dickson replied
briefly, and at the conclusion, Judge
Zane oVerruled the motion. Anderson
was then called for sentence. In re
Spouse TO questions, he said he wa:
worth about 500. MIR. Dickson stated
that he would join with the jury in it
recommendation for mercy, and TIT
Judge, taking the circumstances int
consideration. sentenced the detendan
10 six months in the Penitendsry and ;
fine o. $50 and costs,
The CeJoRADo WHEEL CbUB gave
grand parade Thursday night. TIL,
Denver Central band were in the leaC
and played some fine pieces of music
About 100 bicycles were in line, which
presented q very pleasing appearance
each being decorated with Chinese Ian
terms. After the procession the mem
berS proceeded to their hall and held
banquet. The grand race meet at tn
Exposition grounds to-day will prove
leading attraction. twenty-five gooC
prizes are TO be centes' ed for, .includin!
the two PoTtcut State championship
medals. valued st 500 each Between
80 and 500 Wheelmen belong in Denver
and over half that number are sctiVt
members Of the Colorado Wheel Club
1t is certainly an organization of which
Denver may well feel proud.-DeaVe
.Net1s, October 1St.