The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-06-27
LOCAL BRIEFS.

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Lake County.
MEs. T. r. JOKES gave avery pleasant
progressive eIchre party on Friday
eTeSing, az he- residence.
WELLS. FABGo & Cos shipments
Yesterday were, base bullion. SSOOO,
Silver bars, sl59. To, $3.50.
TaE OPERA HOUSE BAND, encouraged
BY their last excursion TO the lake, vii
give another one to the same place on
the 18th OF July.
McCoRsIcx g. Co. received yesterday
Hanauer bullion. S5.92s: Queen nt the
Hills ore. SI,270. silver and lead ores.
Sl1. go. Total, slS,45o
THERE WILL be a special meeting oil
the Salt Lake Typographical Union TO-
day, at 2 o'clock. at the usual place.
Al members sre requested 70 De
present. -r-
.THruEnszRs Of the First Ward Sun
day School, with their parents and
friends, intend spending Wednesday.
June S0th, AZ Liberty Hark, when IN, en-
iorable time IS anticipated.
Jors BUsslDaE.a an employee OF the
Union Pacific Coal Department, was
thrown from one of the new wagons
lately received. and run over yesterday.
With theeEcept D OF bruised shoulder.
no other injuries were received =
FEE LosDos and Southampton Con-
ference hold tneir reunion at -Fuller's
Hill Gardens, tomorrow, Monday,
when the committee will De glad 70 see
all Old friends and IS many new ones
as may attend. A good programme oil
auusements has been gotten up aud a
supper and dance will close the days
. proceedngs-
Evans g. SPEEcse. during the last
week, have received two or three
orders for goods from as far east as
Council Bluffs, and applications for
catalogues still farther away. All oil
which is but another evidence OF the
wisdom OF the firm in using The
HERALD as a means of communication
with the world.
TIE KEnBgRs of the Fourteenth
Ward Sunday School with their parents
and friends, will spend Tuesday The
10Th inst at Lake Point. Those
wishing to participate with them in the
DAVIS enjoyment are requested to pro-
cure their tickets OF the superIuten-
dent of tie school. or from the acting
bshopric OF the ward.
ALL The bovs-and this includes a
great many who should know better
Who have been in the habit of bathing
in The Jordan aud salt Lake Canal are
notified that the practice must be dis
continued. ANY one found disporting
in the above acQueduct will be promptly
arrested. The mounted police have
been instructed to pay particular at
tention 70 this matter.
TIED. &R.G. yesterday let the oon-
tract to build the road, switches, etc,
needed to convey passengers from their
main line TO Lake Park Resort, to
Mr.-Dzyid Sanders, OF Pennington.
Work will be commenced tomorrow.
and IL will be rushed through as fast as
possibie.- When this job is completed,
Il Is understood the little giant will
commence the construction of branch
roa 20 Hooperville, a distance of i've
miles.
THE sixth Ward Silver Band. one OF
the most promising of our new musical
organizations, will take an excursion to
Ogden on Monday. July 5th. ric the D.
& r. G., leaving this city at so O'Clock.
Tickets will be good 70 return either on
the Utah Central train leaving the
Junction City at 6. 10 pm. or on the ID.
& Z. g., which leaves Ogden at the
close of the fireworks exhibition in the
evening-probably somewhere about IL
O'Clock. The gentlemen comprising
the organization promise TO look care
fully after the interests of their
patrons r---e~I ~
OFFICER MAL1N, OF the mounted
notice. reports q heartless case of bar
barity committed by some boys yester-
day. A number OF them had b en-
bathing in the canal. and on their re-
turn towards home they encountered q
COW in q field. Prompted by some
spirit OF deviltry that would be hard TO
fathom, the youngsters tied the cows
tail to q fence and then urged her on
by shouts and stones until the tail was
palled from the body. The boys will
probably disgrace the city jail by this
evening, and IL is to be hoped that the
youthful fends may be made an ex-
ample o..
TIE OLD Folks Excursion ccsurs on
Tuesday next, AID promises to be fully
as enjoyable as any OF its Predecessors.
The uain viii leave the Utah Central
deSot for American Fork. at !. AS q. m,
and returning viii arrive IN the city at
INN. Messrs. William B. Preston,
George Goddard. Q. r. Savage, William
Eddington. William MAYOR. William L.
Binder, John Kirkman. ANDREW Jensen.
and Nelson Rmpey. comprise the COM
mittee of arrangements, and they viii
be pleas to furnish any information
IN their power TO anyone making IN
duiries. In the language OF the pros
pectus: Mo matter what faith in
religion or politics. race or color, II you
are 20 yeas old, and not over $50, you
are the ones to receive a hearty vel
come st the hands OF the committee.
whose highest object will be 10 make
Won happy, aud sweeten one days cup
in you- declining years"