The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-10-28
LOCAL BRIEFS,

HE Elite Restaurant LOT C1odCu
dinner to day from to Sp. m.
TIE UNION Pacific was late again last
evening. AS result, no eastern mail.
OSCAR F. LYoE, of Peoa, has been
appointed a notary public for Summit
County.
TIE BUSINESS streets were fairly
damned with visitors from the country
yesterday.
THIS BEAUTIFUL weather is being
taken advantage of by lovers of horse
back riding.
MCCORMICK g. Co. received yesterday
Hanauer bullion, 81 900; silver and lead
ores, 50 800. Total, 81 200.
THosE buokwheat cakes and maple
syrup at the California Restaurant are
immense these cool mornings.
Z. r. JONES e. Co., yesterday, re-
ceiyed Germanla bullion, 81 ,636.93; silver
and lead ores, S., sos sc. Total, IS 1858.
TIE FUNERAL of the late J. II. Steven
son will be held at 250 South, West
Temple Sire It, to-day, at 2 o'clock p. m.
Friends invited.
THERE is a new arrival at the Valley
House whose name does not appear On
the register. A daughter to Mr.. end
Mrs. A, HI. Woodruff.
A SHORT bicycle run to Franklyn and
return will be taken this morning,
leaving Pembroke's store at a. m. 1t
Is fine travelling now. Wheelmen get
out and have pleasant spin.
In ADDITION to the regular train at 2
pm, the Salt Lake & Fort Douglas
Railway will run a special to Wagner's,
leaving Denver & Rio Grande at 4.k5.
Returning, arrive at Denver & Rio
Grande at 40 pm.
Some ARTICLES in the window of Mrs
Chnton's hair store in the Kimball
Block caught fire last evening and the
alarm was rung, but the blaze was
probably eXEnguished before the word
reached the department,
JAKE ALT has received from Mr..
ScuIy, of the New York Veteran Fire
mans Association, a miniature fire.
mans hat, in gold. It is sent as mark
of appreciation of the courtesies re-
ceiYed at JAke's hands a year ago.
TO-DAY William Derr, the veteran
has filed the position since the first
opening of the house, celebrates his
10Th birthday. His many friends will
wish him Joy, and hope to see him at
the "old stand for many years to
come.
PROF ALEXANDER has consented to
give O course of six lessons in phrenol-
ogy and physiognomy if class of 100 is
organized Persons desiring instruction
In the art of character reading can leave
their names at 245 Main Street before
November LIST.
TEMPERATURE YESTERDAY as reported
fDy Sergeant Fitzmaurice, of the signal
Service office: AT Ga. m.-Salt Lake, 40;
Helena, 26; Fort Custer, 26; Fort Wash
axle, 49, Rawlins, "a. At IL a. m.-Salt
Lake, 81; Ogden. SO; Stockton, Al; Bing-
ham, 48; Provo. 40.
NEvE &c CHILD, the new furniture
dealers below Market Row are doing a
good business in the seasons lines of
trade, and like other enterprising mer-
chants they think there is no medium
like TIE SUNDAY HERALD for reaching
the homes of the people.
JAKE GREENWALD created no little
sensation yesterday, by posting up in
front of his place of business the fol-
lowing legend: ''$2 500 to bet on Har-
risonoin sums of 500 and over" The
pIacard was surrounded by crowd all
day long, and the front of the head
quarters" was the scene OF many a
wordy war.
A COW, while being brought down
from City Greek Canyon yesterday be-
came unmanageable, and after running
several miles brought up in the neig1-
borhood of First West Street, where
she made vicious dive at several peo-
Die, and held teams at hey. She was
shot down just as she was preparing to
make corpse of man with gun.
A VALUABLE horse belonging to Mr.
Culver met his death yesterday in
front of G. n. Guiver's butcher shop
on First South Street. The animal
became entangled in the hitching
strap, and rearing, it fell upon the
hitohing post, which entered its ab-
domen. In the struggles that followed
the horse was almosl completely dis
emboWeled.
Miss LUCINDA MURDOCH, writing to the
Advocate from Joseph, says there have
been twelve deaths there from diph.
liberia within the last three weeks
and there are three more dangerous
cases, one at Oakes Anderson's, one al
Orange Bakers, and one at Joseph f
Parker's. We are having very pleasant
DAYS and cool nights. frost visited Us
the other night A general disinff elton
will take place this week, then we trust
this disease will vanish.
A CERTAIN Republican cigar-dealer Of
this city, with big ambition for bet
ting. had announced that he would BET
SI06 to S75, or at the same rate in any
amount, in favor of Harrison on the
General result of the next I9;tion. Yes
ferday a certain medicine man wen
into the cigar mans store and asked
how much he had to put up at tina
rate. Being informed tn at ANYTHING be
tween SIS COO and $25 900 would suit thu
cipsr mans taste, the MD. plankeC
down notes for 81. 500 and said that b,
wouId go the bank and see how mucl
more he could raise. He was not al
lowed. however, to leave the store, an
tbe banter which followed resulted IN
bet of a single 500 against lone S75
the only bet that the cigar man woul'