The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-09-15
Personal and General.

THE streets of the city were nothing
if not quiet all day yesterday.
R. ]. TAYLOR was a passenger to Salt
Lake City yesterday forenoon.
J. c. ANDERSON, of Eagle Rock, was
.. & n. passenger yesterday morning.
H. H. RoLAPP went to the Territorial
metropolis by yesterdays D. s. K. ..
train.
The Police Court was quiet except for
the civil case which His Honor heard
yesterday. t..l
RoLLIN P. SAKE went to the capital
Yesterday forenoon by the Utah Cen
trail express.
GRO. BAUGH and Davey Reese, of
Logan, were-north bound passengers
yesterday morning.
THE northern miller, Mr.. James Mack,
was in the city yesterday looking after
his business interests.
A ROOF now connects the office of the
express companies with the baggage
room at the depot and will furnish a
shelter for the stormy season.
CHIEF JUSTICE WAITE, of the United
States Supreme Court, passed through
the city yesterday morning, and went
to Salt Lake City via the D. & R. 6. w.
THE hum of the busy thresher is still
heard in the land, and the farmer
gatherelh his crops into his bins, while
the town trader waiteth patiently for
him to bring it into the city.
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hibited by Doctor Condor as trophies of
his trip to the Sandwich Islands. Many
interesting features are also connected
with the securing of the prizes and the
doctor is justly proud of his collection.
SMITH and Slattery, the pugilists who
left Salt Lake City so hurriedly Mon
day afternoon, were at the Central
Hotel IN this city about 8 clock p m.
Monday, but few minutes later when
the officers appeared on the scene they
we're non est. They have not been taken
IN at this writing.
THE United States marshal it seems is
about to compliSh good work in the
matter of having the present District
Court room remOdeled and enlarged.
Tenants who have had offices in the
front part of the building have been
notified to find new quarters, and the
work will probably be pushed ahead at
once.
The new gravel tramway has been
constructed as far as Main; Street and
work is still progressing. As soon as
this work Is completed it is understood
that the grade of several of the princi-
pal streets will be raised. This will
the employment of a large
of men, and will greatly i'm
prove the city.
THE entertainment in the Fourth
Ward schoolhouse for the benefit of
Mr.. Jed. Ballantyne, met with a hearty
from that gentleman's numer-
Gus friends, and was complete as we'll
as a financial success. We join with
his other friends in wishing that his alb
sence from the city may be pleasant
and profitable, and that his return may
be safe.
THE case of +. s. Garner against the
A Fisher Brewing Company, occupied
the whole OF yesterday in the Police
Court in this city. Garner was barten-
der for Chubb Browning while he was
running the Fisher Beer Hall here, and
it seems left an unpaid salary of some
thing over hundred dollars. Then
when the Fisher Company bought
Browning out, Garner held the COM
pany for the item. The attorneys had
a lengthy war of words and the court
decided great many questions of Law
during the day.
The HEpALD does not object to. hav-
ing the public schools compared with
the mission schools of this city or Terri !
tory; but it demands that any COM
parsons that may be made, be honest |
and lair ones. We object to having
chump sit. IN his Office and draw In
vidious comparisons from his imagina-
ton. If the public schools can be i'm
proved by comparisons or in any other
legitimate way let it be done by all
means; but do not resort to the in
famous methods of the liar and black
guard to scandalize the public schools
nor private ones.
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