The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-04-01

HE APRIL numOor OF INC Ooh1|J
and the Easter Judge are at Dryers
THERE Will be meeting of Salt Lake
Typographical Union, 10. 10 To-Day
at Pm.
To-MoRRow the typesetting on the
laws will begin. Small plea leaoeo,
twenty four ems wide.
Don BURKE, charged with interfering
with the officers, will be tried IN the
Police Court tomorrow.
SPECIMENS OF white marble, from the
hills north of the city, are on exhibition
at the Chamber of Commerce.
MCCORMICK & Co. received yester-
day: Hanauer bullion, $1,000; silver
and lead ores, S.. 400. Total. 10000.
r, r JONES & Co. received March
81. 1858, Germania bullion, valued At
$I,474.40; ores, So 65S.72; total, 81, ll3 IL.
LOUIS CADwELL was arrested by the
police on Saturday morning for va
grapcy. &c will be tried at pm. to-
morrow.
AcAsE of scarlatina is reported at the
residence OF Mr.. Arthur Lowe, on Sec
ond South Street, between Fourth ard
Fifth East.
SAMUEL FENToN was buried yesterday
at u O'Clock, beside his wife and
daughter, at Mount Vernon cemetery,
Philadelphia.
WILLIAM r. SMITH, president Of
DAVIS State, commenced term OF
imprisonment yesterday for unlawful
cohabitatiOn.
THERE ARE messages at the Western
Union Telegraph Office for Katie Len
hard, Edward n. Lewis. John E Sher-
lock and James B. HOBBS.
TIE MARRIAGE certificates of John
Dover aud Mary s. Lsidlow and VIII
lam Martinson and Ann e. Howe have
been flied with the clerk of the Probate
Court.
THE FUNERAL of the late John +.
Stevens will take place TO- day at pm,
at the residence of Mrs. S. l.. Brown,
576 South. Second East Street. Friends
of the family are invited to attend.
A HORSE attached to a buggy ran
away on Second South Street yesterday
afternoon, and on reaching the corner
of First East Street, the gentleman who
was QGlVlQS WIS LnIOnA OuV dAN SOAAO
what injured.
IT'S stated on good authority that in
case the government will erect public
bulldog in Salt Lake, the city will
donate two and a-half acres OF ground
at the head of Main StTe.t, TO be used
for that purpose.
PART OF yesterday, while Boreas was
whirling real estate in clouds into
everything and at everybody. the
sprinkliug cart was loudly called for
and citizens wondered where it was.
1t was driven ont later and did good
work.
A PETITION WIS being circulated and
unanimously signed Yesterday after
noon for the release of George c. Woods,
son of Daniel Woods, OF Bountiful. The
Young man was sentenced a couple Of
years ago to five years imprisonment
for !olygamy.
A MEMBER Of the recent Legislature
from the north country, better learned
in legal lore than N the intricacies of
bicycle riding, took a header from his
machine while attempting to cross the
street car track at the junction OF Main
and Second South, last evening.
The UTAH Central Railway will com !
mence issuing round trip Conference
tickets from all stations Oh that road, |
both north and south OF Salt LAKE City, |
on April Sd, and they will be good to
April 18th, inclusive. An extra train |
will be put On between Ogden and this
city, arriving here at 933 am.
TUESDAY AFTERNOON. Bolivar Roberts
qualified as Territorial Treasurer, and |
arthur Pratt as Territorial auditor
gnd Recorder of Marks and Brands,
ard certificates were issued 10 them.
An they now lack to be full-hedged
Officials is the possession OF the offices
to which they have been assigned-and
the salary.
II PROPER arrangements can be made,
Logan's Crack Rifle Team will
try conclusions with the famous
NIL Creek Shooting Club dur
ing Conference week, probably on Sat
urday, the 7th. If the old target ground
north of the city can DE had, the match
will take place there. Some remarkably
fine shooting is anticipated.
EN-. BAKER. business manager of the
Colorado Gr0phic. came to Salt Lake |
Yesterday, bringing with him several |
thousand copies of the special Utah |
edition of the paper, whicn were Or
dered by the hotels, real estate agents |
and business men. The edition is de-
voted entirely to q description of the |
resources of this Territory, and is
handsomely illustrated.
CHARLES E. INGALLS,, city passenger
agent of the Union Pacific In this city
will accompany the Booth-Barrett
Company from here this morning. The
narty tr6vel in the Worcester excursion
car. J,eqaSus Brattus Booth. A feature of
the Journey is neat Souvenir timer
arv," issued with the compliments of
The passenger department of the Union
Pacific Railway.
D. 0. WILEY, sheriff of Davis
County, came down from Pennington
Yesterday. bringing with him Charles
Smith, Cherokee Indian, who is
CHARGED with embe zzlemenr. 1t seems
that the Indian has been in the employ
of Richard Smith, of Ogden, as sheep
herder. On the oath ultimo, while
driving herd through Pennington. it
is alleged that he sold fifteen head OF
sheen and appropriated the money.