The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-11-21

TIE streets are reduced 10 q state OF
sloppy muddiness again.
The funeral Of Cbar'es Nelson's child
which died on Thursday, occurred yes
terday.
We invite comparison of our reports
OF curt news with the reports given by
other papers. -. = LSss,.s
The afternoon Yesterday was cold
and stormy, snow falling during almost
the entire Gay.
ONE more case of scar;atina is repor.
ten, IL i IN the family of Mr.. y. Pratt,
On Main Street.
MR. WoNAcK, western manager OF
the Domestic Sewing Machine Company,
wss IN the city yesterday.
WAR On oysters!" is the uneque
heaulng OF some dodgers which Coffee
John Is circulating on the streets.
The infant child Of Mr.. H. :. VIII
iaus was buried ON Thursday. We
con Iols with the parents on their Loss
A CASE of disturbing the peace was
booked against Mr.. Chadwick for yes
'erday afternoon, but was continued
till Tuesday.
SEVERAL law and motion cases were
argued N the First District Court after
the continuance OF the Parry and Farr
Cases yesterday.
J. BEATTY, il, the Commercial
rusller. came into Ogden yesterday
morning from a trip through various
parts vi lhe country.
SUNDAY School Union will be held in
this city to-day. An excellent pro-
gramme has been prepared and q good
Time Is anticipated.
The flags on the Courthouse and in
front Of the City Ball, are waving at
half mast, IN commemoratiOn Of the
death OF Ex-President Arthur.
WE regret to chronicle the death of
the 3-year-old daughter OF Mr.. John
Stevens, OF this city. The child has
been aiiing for some eight weeks.
ME. ADAM PATTERSON returned yes
terday morning from a trip 10 Fort
Steel. He reports extremely cold
weather IN that section of the country.
JONI VERLEY agreed to appear in the
Police Court yesterday morning, at $50
the appointed hour he had not arrived.
JAMES NAY. of CslI's Fort, was 4 spec
tstor in the First District Court yester-
day. he anticipates becoming a de-
PENDANT in one OF the popular cases,
soon.
Hon. ). Il. THURMAN, Of Provo. spent
yesterday in the city. His genial
countenance was seen within the pre-
clncts OF the bar OF the.First District
Court.
NOTWITHSTANDING the factthatyester-
day was extremely blustery and dis
agreeable, trade in town was very good,
u numr er of people being in from the
country.
MARSHAL DYER ordered an additional
table brought into the District Court
room for the accommodation OF the re-
porters. Since then, however, the table
has been removed.
SEE the local announcements Of Jas.
Wotherspoon in this issue OF THE
HERALD. Mr.. WotherspUon Keeps q
very fine stock and is abundantly aole
70 back up his assertions Sith :acts.
a. H. CASSoS Is making some heavy
sales in literature now. He had TO
order q number OF extra copies of the
Popular NyHtily for the current
month. lie is also exhibiting fine
line OF toys.
OGDEN business men are beginning TO
realize that the columns of THE HERALD
furnish a good medium for local adSer-
Using. This is especially the case with
our SUNDAY HERALD. Our list still con-
tinues to increase.
The suit commenced in the District
Court here by Mr.. Calvert against W.
W. Jones, the contractor ana builder,
has been dismissed AZ plaintiffs cost.
The SUIT was for some $500.
IT is said that the Grand Jury was in
vest eating a case Of assault and bat
terY, that had been sent up from Rich
mond, Cache County, yesterday. The
case / one against Joseph CCttrell, and
arose over the taking up of some tres
passing horses by his father-in-law, II.
w. Boman.
4 PRETTY good one was perpetrated
on the police during the trial OF the
Chinese gambling case yesterday. 1t
was brought out in evidence that a
Chinaman stationed at the door OF the
house, yelled TO those in the back room
that tramps were coming, and for them
TO look out. The boys are not often
taken for common ttamps.
Now is the time to get bargains in