The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-09-19
LOCAL BRIEFS.

Mccormick & Co. received yesterday
one car Hanauer bullion. value $3.50.
GEO. J. MARSH has been appointed a
notary public for Weber County, Utah.
MIR. AND Mrs. w. B. PRESTON. JR.. of
Logan, are happy In the possession OF a
Bouncing baby BOY, which recently ar
rived. Their Salt Lake friends will
offer congratulations.
ROBERT MCKEEDRICK, of Tooele,
has served his term in the Penitenuary
for unlawful cohabItation. He passed
the questions put to him before Mr..
Mckay, and was, therefore, dis
charged.
a SLIP of the pen made US write the
other day that a Mr.. Larson had been
appointed postmaster at ,Ephraim in
place of Mrs Quinn. The fact is that
it is Larson who has been displaced
and Mrs. Quinn who has gone in.
A WASHINGTON dispatch in another
column gives the names of the officials
whose commissions have been with
drawn, owing to their failure to file
their official bonds. Among them is
the name of Register Webb, Of this
city.
DR.. S. 81. CLAwsoN has erected q
handsome brick cottage on Second
Street, near Canyon Road, which is
now nearing completion. A white
stone bearing the inscription BLEAK
House" adorns the front wall Of the
mansion.
The CIRCUS men want to emphasize
that the prices of admission to their
show have been reduced to so and 25
cents. The grand parade will take
place Wednesday morning. and the
performances that day and the follow
ing. The circus plays next in Nephi.
OcroBER 1sr is the day on which the
SWa1er medal will be pinned on to the
boV, youth or man, who has slain the
greater number of the little pest, which
has played such havoc in this country.
1t is unknown yet who the winner Will
be, but everything points towards Sid
Cawson as being the most notorious
assassin,
TIE Gaze against Josie Clark, one OF
the youthful occupants of the Vine
Street resort, and VINO was arrested on
the charge of threatening to kill Mrs.
Hicks, has been continued for another
WICK. hlLuEESEe WCLOH OIuClCu W DIP
pear before the Grand Jury on Tuesday
next. It may be that some indictments
will be found.
JOHN B. FURsrER, an old gentleman o.
about 20 years of age, who Keeps SINAI
store near the corner Of First West anC
Third South Streets, was arrested Oh
the charge of unlawful cohabitatIOn
He wa arraigned before Mckay, ano
testified that he lived in the house with
two wives. He was accordingly held
In bonds Of 81 600, his sureties being ].
w. jenkins and John Manning.
CHIEF ENGIEEKR OTTIEGER was yes
terday seen by a HERALD reporter, and
asked how the water works extension
was progressing. 1--WE are doing as
we'll as possible, and if nothing inter
Venes, we shall have water running out
as far as the cemetery by the latter
part of October. now see nOresson
why We should not get there by that
time.
Two HUNDRED and seventy five kegs
of powder will be exploded in one blast
at the quarry of the Utah Lime and
Cement Company, Immediately north
of the Warm Springs, on Tuesday neXt
at 2 O'Clock D. m. 1t will be exploded
by electricity, and it is expected that q
young lady will touch 1t eff. q large
number Of spectators will doubtless be
IN attendance, and among them the
officers from the Fort.
ALrTTLE girl about nine years of age
was found by Mr. G. w. Carter, near
the WatSatch corner, at $50 last even
ing, wandering around. She said she
came from Grass Creek with hel
brother-in-laW, who left her at the
depot, and she was endeavoriug to find
her parents residence. She gave hel
name as Mary Bean, and said heI
father worked at the utah Central
depot Mr.. Carter took her to his home
corner Main and Third South Streets
where her parents may find her.
The TWO teams who areto meet on the
grassy arena Tuesday. are named in to
days HERALD. With Busby heading
the one nine, and the ancient profes
sionel, Dick Morris, the other, good
game would seem to be assured. The
two captains now ought to get together
and agrte on a few strict regulations
concerning the conduct of the game
The Nationals desire THE HERALD to
state that they are willing to tender
their services for q benefit in aid of the
Charleston sufferers If some one viii
pick q good nine to meet them. Nc
one debarIed.