The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-06-19
LOCAL BRIEFS.

FouR DRINKS we're gathered in by [ e
Police Isss night.
THE BOAT club is negotiating for the
purchase of TWO racing shells.
r. JONES IL Co. received June 18th,
1883, Ger1lanla bullion, 50 LIT o..
JoHE A. DUNCAN. of Ferron City, has
been appointed notary public for EN-
cry County.
HSEcRErARY HALL yesterday issued a
commission to John A. REESE, CT Span
Ish F0rh, as Alderman.
WELLS, FARGO & Co. yesterday re-
ceivea: ore, $7,6SS92; Dase bullion,
SIG. 365.22. Total $24 ,O55 IA.
a LARGE Phillips excursion party ar
rtted ia the city Oh Sunday, from Cali
fornLa. They are en- route east.
MCCORMICK & Co.. received yester-
day Ranauer bullion, $500; SILVER
and lead ores, $500. Total, $4,000.
The GUrTEE along Second South
Street., near the Wasatch Building,
cries loudly for the inspector OF
n isanCes.
A LADY whose nalue was not learned,
was slightly injured while crossing the
street near the Emporium corner by a
careless driver.
THERE ARE messages at the Western
Union Telegraph Office for b. f.
Saunders. Jesse Rsgan. e. j. Hysham
and Mrs II. e. Gates.
1T. HAYWOOD has fine painting en-
titled Harvest Time" on exhIOltlon In
Auerbach's show window. 1t attracts
considerable attention.
AT THE Walker House last night,
Auctioneer BRmberger made another
unsuCGe Ssful attempt to sell pools on
the result of the Chicago convention.
THE mEETIEG of the directors OF the
Cbamper OF Commerce which was u
have been held last night, was post
poneG, as there WAS not quorum pres
eat.
A TEAM of horses attached to farm
wagon. ran away on Second South
Street yesterday, when in front of the
Opera House the vehicle overturned,
and the animals were upset.
TIE CHALK artist got in his work last
night, and covered the sidewalks along
Main Street with advertisements an
tween tn 0gdens and Nationals.
YESTERDAY AFTERNOON two men be-
caule involved in quarrel opposite the
Gift House, and one of them slapped
the other in the face. A crowd i'm medl-
1teiy gathered, but p ace wa soon re-
atored. and the combatants separated.
WILLIAM CHUGG, of Providence,
Cache County, was releas ID from tie
Pen yesterday, he passing successfully
the examination of Commissioner Nor
reIt. He was sentenced TO six months
imprisoDme"t and tine 5000 and costs.
A DRUNKEN woman was picked up by
the pohce at an early hour this morning.
When taken TO the police station, she
fought desperately. and 1t was with
difficulty that she could be locked up.
She will oe tried in the Police Curt to-
day.
c. CAST, OF the D. & R. a., and wife
arrived Saturday on visit to their pa.
rents. Mrs. Cast, accompanied by Der
sister, Mrs. Con Drlscoll, will leave in a
few days for three months visit to
Mr.. aud Mrs. G. b. Thompson, at Chal-
lis. Idaho.
IS THE Probate Court yesterday, in
tbs matter of the est ate aud guardian
ship of n. B. and T. R Harrington,
miners orders were made of s,le of real
estate, and appointing E. r. Young,
Samuel Underhitl au Jesse Hardy ap-
pFalsers.
AEssRs. ARBoGAsT AND HYDE, the
gentlemen appointed to solicit con-
tributions to the Fourth Of July cele-
bratiOn fund are meeting with splendid
success, close upon SI.C00 being sub
scribed yesterday. They will wait
upon the City Council tonight.
THE SURROUNDING canyons were filled
with fishermen on Sunday. Their luck
vas varied. Complaints reach US of
SiIp 1oense damage being done by the
''sgiaut powder hends." A sharp watch
will be kept in the future, and the first
nug GsaAgbt will receive the full penalty
OF theisW.
MELVILLE d. LANDoN, more popu-
farlv known as ELI Perkins is at the
Walker. He comes here on business,
and represents news syndicate, formed
by tie following influential journals:
ST Louis Republican, Minneapolis
TrSdsl,ie Buffalo ECpreSG, Pittsburg
Commercial Gazette, Savannah Negs,
Washington Post. Philadelphia Fin
g1sirer Kansas City Journal, Detroit
Post. ST. Paul Globe and Albany EUen-
Sng Journal.