The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-11-07
LOCAL BRIEFS.

-oxgs & Co. received yesterday:
Lead and silver ores amounting 10
$l.4s4.95.
Wu-s. FAReo & Co.'S SHIPMENTS
Yesterday were: Base bullion, valued
at s. 400.
TEE GOLDEN Hours Club Will give
ball II the G. A. E. hall on the evening
of the SIN.
THE -EsTH quorum 4 Seventies viii
meet Il TIE Eight Wa-d assembly rooms
tomorrow evening.
PETTY THIEVES are becoming num-
erous Several parts OF tbs city nave
'a5ely Deen visited.
McCoGN-cK & Co. received yesterday:
HanEuer bullion, $3.50 SVormont
bars, 3 go. Total, S6,5 800.
JoEv aAFES, the artist. has an ex-
ce!lent specimen OF MS Work or ex-
hibiton az Savage's ART BaZar.
TIE U1AH Central people state that
the enigrsnts baggage. delayed at
Council Bluffs, viii arrive tomorrow.
Eo- EopAwATER is the latest scheme
pus fortn by the ATbogast Trumoo
Company. Il drew quite a number OF
shekels yesterday.
THE FUNERAL services of the late
John Arid viii be he'd II the Eighteenth
Warl chapel TO day a, l O'Clock.
Friends are invited TO attend.
TKE goUR fo- the commencement OF
SaobEt- evening meetings has been
changed. Hereafter. commencing with
to night the services will commence at
e sH....frt. instead OF ii 81.
M :. P. TEAsDEL announces this
morning that he will pay the market
price Tor peaches, apricots. apples and
plu-s. City patrons can have the de-
livery wagons call for the fruit by leaY-
ing thsi- address al Ieasdel 5.
TEE KNIGHTS OF ST. Denis are actively
al work. arranging Tor the coming sea
sons Caysiies. The Knights have al
WAYS scored a success in anything IN
GerrsEer by them, but this season VIII
doubtless eclipse any OF Its predecessors
TIE REGULAR menthly meeting Of
the Day Nursery and Orphans Home
Association Will be held o. Monday,
NOvsu her Sth. at , p. m, ST the Nur-
se-v SD Z. Third South Street. All
interested T. the work are invited 70 be
press--. Mrs. J. M'NICKEE, Sec.
yEsrEEBsv As Deputy Marshal Steele
and c. {. Goodwin were Journeylng TO-
ward Sunithfeld. they met John Jacobs,
OF the Fifth Ward, coming towards Lo-
gan. and the deputy arrested him on
the usual charge. Mr.. Jacobs was
taken 70 Smithfield and placed under
bonds II the sum Of 81, O0O.-Logan
Journal.
Ter RANDs. BRAIN case came TO- 81
enc Yesterday. The jury retired al
abo q. . O'Clock. and after wrestling
wl-c me matter until about i, re
entered the court room ana rendered {
verdict n favor Of Elizabeth Rands anC
Sara Leigh for one-seventh each o
the value IF the contested property
amounting 20 somewhere about 81, 200
JANEs NEwToE, OF the Tenth Ward
received 2 visit from Deputy Greenmal
abous daylight Yesterday morning an
listened to the reading OF warrant 10
his arrest. Mr.. Newton, who IS age
and -uErm, was taken before Mr.. Nc
Kay. where ne pleady guilty TO n
crrn-Iainr charging him with hayin
lived with Elizabeth Newton and sara
Doe Newton as his wives during 10
past three years. He plead guilty an
was placed under the usual bonds
81 500.
DE-. PACK announces in THE SUNDA
HEKLLD that the second term and VII
ter semester of the Deseret Uniyersit
coumsnces a week from tomorrow
The term which expires this week n;
been one OF the most successful throug
which this popular institution OF lear
ing ever passed; the people Of I tab c
not need 10 0e reminded OF its exec
lence. and the Information Or. Pal
conveys Will doubtless be noted BY 9
Young people interested. DR.. Park ~
promptly answer all letters Of inquIr
MEssRs. CoAICER & SSELGRovE, Il
music merchants. have q large al
uouncement in this issue OF tbs HE
AID which should be consulted by 4
who NAV have occasion 70 purcha
any OF ne goods carried by thef
They promise exceptionally low pric
TO- cash between now and the nrst
the year. All their stock Is entire
new. and was but recently selected
the east by Mr.. Coalter personally :
elegant line of music boxes Is one
the specialties at present carried.
gentlemen expect to be in their n
quarters. next to Dryers about the e.
Of the present month.