The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-10-24
LOCAL Briefs.


for Mrs. G. w. Newsom.
TIE TvENrY-FIRsr Ward Sunday
School anniversary occurs to-day.
DANIEL F. PORTER. native of New
B unswick, was admitted to citizenship
yesterday.
CoTFER JOIN announces a reduction
in his can oysters from so cents to 40
cents. as heretofore.
Mccormick & Co. yesterday received:
Hanauer bullion, $7.785; Stormont bars,
$3.50. Total, SIC, 565.
THE ELEVENTH Quorum of Elders will
meet at the Twenty-frst Ward meeting
house to morrow at 80.
WELLS, FARGO & Co. s shipments yes
terday were: base bullion, $500; fine
bars, $1,72I.21. Total, 50 .222.2I.
tbs SUIT of Matthew Orr VS.. John T.
Rjch etal. was argued and submitted III
the Third District Court yesterday.
IL THE Third District Court yesterday
the motion of plaintiff for judgment in
the case Of John w. Enright ct al. VS.
Richard Grant was granted.
GEORGE SNELGRovE, with S. P. Teas
del, was among the happy men yester-
day, his wife having presented him with
s bouncing brunette at about $50 clock
IN the morning.
THE DEATH of Mr.. Morse yesterday
gave rise to some conflicting rumors. a
good many people having it that Jake
MoEitz had died, and still others that it
was Elias Morris.
s MAMMOTH moose's head, the owner
of which was killed on Gibbons Battle
Ground, near the Big Hole plscers
Montana attracted considerable atten-
ton at Geo. N. Scott & Co. s yesterday.
MRs SARAH BAssETr requests US to
correct the statement that her testi-
mOny against Mr.. Bassett was given
eagerly" 1t was given IN compliance
with the law which compels a witness
10 testify 10 the truth.
SEVERAL DEATHS from diphtheria have
been reported from Mill Greek, where
the disease has before played great
havoc. Its said thata family by the
name Of Cook have lost several children
one years Of age ye ,terday.
TIE FUNERAL of Henry W. Morse will
take place from residence of deceased,
SO E. Fourth South Street, to-day, at
go pm, under the auspices of the a.
Q. Z. W. Visiting brethren of the or
der are invited to meet at the hall at
pm.
TIE TRENCHES for the pipes of the
water works extension have now reached
as far as the corner of NJ. and Sixth
Streets. nearly to the Gem tery. All
that is now delaying the turning in of
the water is he non-arriYal of car
load Of pipe needed to make connection
IN the canyon.
Mr. G. WANLEsS. stove dealer, on
Second South Street, a few doors west
Of the Opera House, has an announce
ment IN The SUNDAY HERALD that
should command attention. He says
you souander money if you purchase
stoves without first examining the large
stock carried by him, which be offers at
prices lower than the lowest"
The HABEAs corpus case of Lorenzo
SneW, came up before Judge Zane yes
terday, and was argued by Messrs.
Sheeks and Richards on the part of the
petitioner, and by Mr.. Varian on the
part Of the government. The motion
was overruled by Judge Zane, and an
exception taken by the defense. The
case will be carried to the Supreme
Court Of the United States.
TIE ADVERTISEMENT of Fraser &
Chalmers, manufacturers OF mining
machinery. and machinery for the sys-
tematic reduction of ores by amalgamS-
ton, concentration, smelling and leach
ing. appears in THE HERALD to-day. L.
G. Trent, at w. Second South Street,
is the general western manager. Mill
and mining men Will do we'll to see Mr..
Trent when in need Of machinery.
J. S. HARRISON, whose address is
Tennyson Dostofice, Warwick County,
Indiana, desires TO hear from Alice
Davis. her mother, or some of her
brothers or sisters. She is supposed
TO be clerking in a store in this city.
Her mothers maiden name was Emma
Crompton, who married John Davis,
who separated from her aud went back
to the States some fifteen or sixtee
years ago. Mr.. Harrison can give the
family some valuable information.
OEE OF the finest pianos ever
brought to this city. has just been re-
ceived at D. .. Calder's Music Palace, it
having arrived yesterday morning. 1t
Is a Steinway upright, Rosewood case,
and contains all the latest improve
ments, being up to date in every par
ticuIar. 1t is certainly handsome in
strunent, and is as beautiful IN tone as
in outward appearance. It was greatly
admired by several musicians yester-
day.
Ms. EVAN STEPHENS (of the \. E. Con-
servatory, $3.50 is full of occupation at
his home in Salt Lake City. He has
charge of the department Of vocal
music in the University. and of a class
of school teachers of the county, who
are thus preparing to teach music in the
public schools. Besides this he has q
chorus of 500 or 600 children, aud, by
this time, probably some hundreds more,
including adults who study sight-sing
ing. he is making himself nobly use
fuI, and We wish him succeSs.-Boston
Musical Herald.