The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-09-26
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SALT LAKE ORE MARKET.
LOCAL HsKIEFs.

MoCoKBIcK & Co. received yesterday
Hanauer bullion valued at 81, 740.
SIMON Bros new show windows are
the attraction of First South Street.
T. R. JoKEs & Co. received yesterday,
lead and silver ores, valued at $2,SI6.27.
THERE IS a message at the Western
Union Telegraph Office for Willie
Hutchinson.
D. T. PORTER calls attention in this
issue - his newly-itted restaurant at
81 w. First South Street.
WESLEY BROWNING has a couple of
very pretty landscapes on exhibition
in'R. K. Thomas window.
HAsLAM & PARDoE, the BARRIERS, have
added a STOCK of tobaccOes, cigars, etc.,
, to their shop on First South Street.
WELLS, FARGO & Co. shipments yes
terday were base bullion, 5000; ore,
$500; fine bars, $4,000. Total, S23, 500.
Miss HARKNEss and Miss Sprague
gave a hilarious and very enjoyable
sheet and pillow masquerade at the
Hardness mansion last evening.
THE LITTLE boy named Leaver, who
I0NSlLlG luluIGu Ills SKULL DA ldkillB
from a tree, is progressing faVOrably.
Hopes are entertained for his recovery.
THE CASE of the United States VS..
Homer Duncan, charged With unlawful
COhabiGstiOn, and to the complaint in
which a demurrer has been entered,
will come mp in the Di,trict Court to-
morrow. rEa
A ~TEN-POUND boy came to the resi-
dence of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Stahl early
this morning, and everybody concerned
is doing well. The friends of the young
couple viii tender their congratulations
on the advent of the first heir.
All ORDER was yesterday made in the
Third District Court that all defendants
who ha3 been indicted st this term of
court, be on hand Monday morning for
arraignment. This will bring q large
number Of people in the court room to-
morrow.
WILLARD L. Snow came into court on
FfIuay TO answer to an indictment for
unlawful cOhabitation. When asked
for his plea he answered, "GuiIty under
the Edmunds law" Mr.. Dickson in
sisted that he give a direct answer, and
the court urging him, Mr.. Snow said he
was guilty.
IL a IL ~ iNALCk
of Thomas King. Seventeenth Ward,
and daughter of Peter and Mary Tap
field, died last evening. She was born
March 10th, 1907, and passed peacefully
from the finished IabOrs of her life, at
her daughters RESIDENCE in the Thir-
teenth Ward.
MBMBERs or Salt Lake Temple of
Honor Nc. 1, With their families, are
requested to meet in N. E. Church
parlors at Z o'clock to night, to attend
services in that church in behalf of
temperance. Members of the American
Temple of Honor No. 5 are also re-
quested to be present with their families.
CHARLES NJ, BERGsTRoM, who had re-
Gently been convicted OF unlawful CO.
habitatjOn on three counts, went before
Judge Zane yesterday tor sentence. His
attorney. c. K. Gilchrist, stated to the
court that BergstrOm intended to obey
the law in the future as interpreted by
the courts, and on his making the ne
cessary promises to the Judge sentence
vas suspended during good behavior.
THE Democrat Publishing Company
filed its articles OF incorporation with
County Clerk Cutler yesterday. The
capital stock Is placed at $4,000, aud
this is divided into 1900 shares OF the
par YaIue oil 9IO eaCn. Ouiy Ei0UO SnareS
are taken so far and these are owned
By the incorporators as follows; Aaron
Keyser, 500; Ben aSheeks. 500; John
II. Dennis, $50 L. E. Holden, 500;
George Cullen, 500. There is the
provisO that the private property of the
r cOrporators shall not be liable for
the debts Of the corporation, and
that 1000 shares of the capital stock
shall be set aside IS a working capital,
The new corporation purchases and
takes the Salt Lake Democrat, its good
will, boiIe-, engine, type, press, pipes
and fixtures" etc, and will continue
:. the publication of the sheet. 10