The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-11-28
LOCAL BRIEFS

~ O. akNlGk a. 20. EeCtlFGu y tolCL
day: Hanauer bullion, $3.50.
WELLS, FAReo & Co.'S shipments
yesterday were: Base bullion, $500
C. w. Bennett and R. n. Baskin
Issve this morning on their mission to
WAshilg tOn.
THE new County Collector, L. G
Hardy. assumed the duties OF his
posI-Ioa yesterday.
THE FUNERAL services over the re-
mains OF Mrs. Matilda Axton take place
to-day at y o'clock, at the family resi-
Cence.
The FoUATH Quorum OF Seventie
viii hold their regular meeting at the
Twenty-frst Ward Schoolhouse to-
rnorro.S evening at 40.
The REHEARSAL meetings Of lions
Choral Union will be held every Mon
say ,yenlng. in Assembly Hail. COM
I5lcjug tomorrow evening at 80
prompt
DR.. S o. L. POTTER has commenced
suit III Justice Pyper's court against I.
l. Smith 20 recover S29. the amount OF
= bill alleged 10 be due for medical at
tendance.
A LARGE advertiser IN Philadelphia
has uttered good thing. He says: Il
confine the advertising OF nv soap 10
the newspapers because the man who
does 40. read newspapers does not use
soap
JOIN Il FREEMAN J as opened an
exclusive hSh store at 10 Market Row.
where be Kill always be found ready 70
supply individuals, families, hotels and
T. >Uaurants with fish OF al kinds. See
MS adv. on fifth page.
y rHE finder Of Mrs. Z. II. Murphy's
purse will return the purse lost last
t,-f6sv be Tor she) can keep the money
II contained. The lady values the
po-,emoulaie very highly, being a
present IrOm her dead husband.
FRANK ". JENNINGS has received a
dispatch from Joseph A. Jennings,
dated san Matio, on the 2oth, ana
stating hat Jher brother Clarence i III
The same condition as 1T the last report.
The doctors are hopeful. though he
can not be considered rs out OF danger.
THE MEMBERS of the Salt Lake
Dr.mstic Club returned from the Park
Yesterday morning. They report not
ve-y encouraging reception. Owing TO
the illness Of Miss Cook The perform
anze oiled io- Friday evening was not
gwen.
Jzvv-E CRAY aud Lou ConOver, the
Two girls who have been serving 4 term
T. be city Jail, having been convicted
q being inmates Of a house OF prOstItu-
ton, were released on Thursday last,
set eral OF their gentlemen frlencs club
bins together and advancing enough
money TO secure their liberty.
5. 5. SMITH, the young fellow who
tinted q portion OF the Tenth Ward
few evenings ago. and who was placed
under bonds OF $500 70 await the action
OF tue Grand Jury on the charge of
sssallting Hiram Newton with intent
10 DO bodily harm. vas Yesterday
transferred 10 the County JAN.
TIE "M0vING fega-" seems TO be con-
-tag.ous Benjamin. tha Hebrew gentle
man who runs the Fountain Lunch
Stand put out 4 sign yesterday, d" Meals
cheaper than ever. Removing 10
Jeru salem, while the enterprSInG
booiblaclI in the Wasatch building
hung ont this announcement: shoes
shined cheaper than ever. VIII re-
move 20 Ssnpete.'
4 cABLE5EAM fran Lpadon received
b. Coroner George J. Isvlo- yesterday
frol the friends OF yCu1G 1ir. John
knight Prescott. who died n this city
on FriGaT la>r. GIrec : that ne De buried
here. IL mas besu arranged that the
funeral Viii take place tomorrow,
Monday. st > pm. from the City
Sections Office, 25S East First South
Street.
The HERALD the other day contained
s notice Of the dive known as PeacOck's
saloon, s glance into which was OBJ
tanned by the reporter as he and
Deputy Gleason were standing together
near the door. Mr.. Gleason wishes it
undsrs TODD that he was not IN the
saloon aud knows nothing of the
matters referred 20. As our report did
not say he did, there i no room for
difference.
AZ EARLY uuptial mass at the
ca sGral this morning, Bishop BrOndel
VII unite ID marriage Major Robert
c Walker. OF this city, and Miss Lizzie
Whs,s1, of Cleveland, Ohio, who has
been visiting few months n Helena.
The ceremony viii De Witnessed ~ only
a few family friends. aud af-5r We'd
dir.c breakfast 1T the Merchants
Hoe. Major and Mrs. Walker vii
leave bg the Butte train for san Fran
cisco. where they vi remain until
shout January 1st. the Independent
offers Its best congratulations IN ad-
varoe. Major Walker Is a gentleman
whom TO know is to respect and aa-
nfre. ano the lady is described r. being
charming and esumsble IL the highest
gissree.-Heisnd THdsPerien1.
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