The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-08-11
Personal and General.

Mr.. L. A. WEST with V. II. c. Silva.
OF Pocstello, is in the city.
The recent rain does not seem to
The thermometers still climb up into
the nineties and stay there.
TIE route agent of the Utah &
Northern, whose duty it was 10 leave
Sundays mail at Harrisville, forgot TO
throw il of there on Monday. This
sort OF thing is very annoying TO the
against repitition-
THRrsHISe is at its height in Harris
vile, the crops are moderately good and
the people generally feel healthful and
happy The redoubtab.e Peter Later
mas started his new thresher and an
nounces that they are prepared 10 lake
the country by storm.
J. NJ. BROWNING ana Professor Ring
I LETT the city yestrday morning Tor q
weeks soiourn in the mountains east
! OF Ogden Valley. Several bears have
| been seen in that vicinity recently, and
/ Mr.. B. promises TO regale us with a
wholesome bear story upon his return.
By An oversight we wrote express in
stead OF fast freight train in our &C
count OF the wreck on the q. 2. Satur-
day night. The train that was 6Itched
was 3 freight train Of nineteen cars.
| The unfortunate victims we're taken 70
Sacramento after having been attended
to surgically BY DR.. CarDahaniof this
city.
Ell. GIBBONS. of this city, died Mon
/ day evening about O'Clock at his resi-
dence on Main Street, of pneum 0nia
and typhoid fever. Mr. Gibbons was
an employee OF the Utah Central Rail-
way Company, and had only recently
returned from the missionary field.
| The funeral VIII be held day.
TIE funeral services over the re-
mains of George Hadley. OF Wess We
I Der, were held yesterday. Mr.. Hadley
has been an old and respected resident
OF West Weber. His wife lied last ian
and the blow occasioned by her loss
yss so severe that he never fully rallied
from the effects of il and he passed
from The confines OF this life on Sunday
evening last.
THE force Of clerks at A. H. Cannon |:
have been busy for the last Few dsy;
opening up an immense stock OF schOo
supplies, consisting OF books, olans
books, stationery, novelties, etc. Ihis
firm now has eTWything in the bool
and stationery line, all at bed roci
prices. Call on the general manager
Mr.. Joseph a. West, and ler him SNOW
you through their immense stock
| WE were shown some new maps Q
the city Yesterday. They have beer
| drawn froIA field surveys, BY Mr. Wash
iagton jenkins, the popular city an'
county surveyor, ana makes 3 mos
complete and comprehensive record
The details are perfect. and the naap
lshow the details OF the city WITH
fidelity that IS Certainly c0mmendaole
The Council may well feel proud o
these new mans, as they are SreaI
improvement on the old record
A RUNAWAY caused some diversion
among bystanders at the depot yester
day morning. The delivery horse an.
wagon of Scowcroft < Son, was lei
, standing BIZ the track with lew POKE
of fruIt IN the wagon. while the DIVE
vent into tine express Office Tie hors
became srightened and started 10 rui
A coupling link with which the aniins
vas fastened proved an impedlmen
however. and the horse described ie
circles over the tracks and or the pia
form and was finally stopped Dy SON
: OF the railrsaG hands. a broken orici
ana some jsmmsd peaches were u
only damage.