The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-11-02
FRIDAY November 2, 1888
Briefs.
ELECTION Tuesday.

| ELECTION Tuesday.
No cases in the Police Court yester-
day.
FAST day was generally observed
yesterday.
A GOOD time to stop the leaks in the
street sprinklers.
A LARGE and select audience greeted
the Rhea company at the Opera House
last evening.
WILLIAM DRIVER & Son have sold
their Logan store to McLeland & Snow,
OF that city.
THE U. P. No. was an hour late last
evening, making the Utah Central late
in leaving here.
Two more carloads of fine pressed
br ok were received at the new Union
Depot yesterday.
REHEARsALs for entertainments to be
announced hereafter are of almost
nightly occurrence.
DEPUTY MARSHAL ExUM has taken
rold again and in consequence had to
take to his bed yesterday.
d. II. PERRY, JR., went down to the
Capital yesterday with the avoWed in
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THE transfer of freight of the various
railroads is requiring large force of
men at the several sheds at this time.
HOPE the excitement, now at its
height as to the probable results of the
presidential election, won't give anyone
the blues as relapse.
A NEW supply of fine pressed brick has
been received at the Union Depot. The
bricklayers are putting them in at a
lively rate on the anex.
DR.. H. J. POWERS was hastily sum-
moned last evening to Pelton to attend
Mrs. Pierce, who is suffering from a
severe attack of Pneumonia.
THE mountains north and east of here
received another generous invoice of
snow yesterday. The lowlands will get
the benefit of it next summer.
THE open cellars contain a liberal
supply of moisture since the rain.
Those not yet having sewer connec-
tons will have to be bailed out.
On account of the large amount of
rainfall Wednesday, work on the foun-
dations of numerous contemplated
buildings is temporarily suspended.
Frost has caused the leaves to fall
and the unwiry pedestrian has to look
q little ahead TO see that he don't put
his foot into half hidden hole in the
sidewalk.
ANOTHER pleasant day like yesterday
will put the streets in excellent condi-
/ ton again. They were slightly muddy
Yesterday, Notwithstanding the excel
lent drainage.
DoN'T forget that next Monday will
be the day when all Ogden and most of
Utah will assemble 20 see the corner
some of the new Union Depot laid by
the Grand Lodge of Masons.
MANY Ogden citizens availed them
selves of the low rates on the roads run
ming from here to the capital to visit
that city yesterday. Perhaps the baseball
game had something of an attraction
for them.
ONE loud-mouthed person. with more
money than grit, wagered 800 on Har-
rison last Monday, Feeling his money
was insecure he bet another hundred
the other way yesterday, but didn't tell
of his first bet.
Politics are the all-absorbing topic
OF conversation in all the real estate
Offices. But then the election is draw
Ing nigh and the people heresbouts are
specializing as to the probable majority
their faYorite candidate will get.
THE gaspipes are still going down at
the rate OF nearly block per day, and
soon the gas Jets will be burning in
open opposition to the large coal oil
lamps and the incandescent electric
illuminators that ornament the interior
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