The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-06-24

SELLS CIRCUS will be here on July 10Th
THE MEMBERSHIP of the boat club is
still increasing.
IL THE Police Court yesterday, Peter
Polanskl Was fined So for getting drunk.
HELD HAS ORGANIZED another band. 1t
was Out last evening and favored THg
HERALD with call.
IKE SECOND Quorum of seventies will
meet iii the Fifteenth Ward Hall on
Monday evening at 7.30 o'clock.
WILLIAM FULLER has been appointed
judge of cleo Ion for poll 3, Spanish
Fork, vice K. Lundquist, resigned.
W. MADsEN is making attractive
offers of goods damaged by water and
otherwise at the late fire on his prem
Uses.
T. R. JONES & Co. received Yester-
day: Germania bullion, $2,S7l 80
Winamuck orr, $3.703.49. Total
$6,655.02.
MCCORMICK & Co. received yesterday
Hanauer bullion, So 500; silver and LEAD
ores, So, 500; Queen of Hills ore, 81 900.
Total, $40 600.
ALL EXCEPT two of the stone cutters
who qGlJ work on the &C -AuerDach
building on Friday were paid Oft yester-
day and discharged.
The MARRIAGE certificate of H. A.
Peek, of this city, and Minnie Ure, OF
Woods Cross, has been filed with the
Clerk OF the Probate curt.
WELLS, FARGO & CO. shipments
YESTERDAY We're: Base bullion, 81 70J;
base bullion, SIS 437 81; base bullion,
$3,246O5 Total, $Il,3S So.
lions BENEFIT BUILDING SOCIETY
holds It's annual meeting next Saturday
evening The election OF officers and
gratifying dividend will De the features
of the occasion.
TIE DRUGGISTS OF Salt Lake have
agreed npon the following hours for
Sunday business: 8 to 10 am. y NJ. TO
1.30 pm; 8 pm. to 10 pm. Ine rule
goes into effect to-day.
D. S. MCFARL tNE, of Cedar City, was
released trOu tue Penitenuary yester-
day after having served term of six
IA lnths, with an add iioDal month in
lieu of the lin imposed, for unlawful
CohabitaLiou.
TIE COMMITTEE on invitation for the
Fourth or July celebration invite all
societies and trades bodies to join il
the celebration. All desiring to par
GGipate SIOuld notify the committee
before June 18th.
The LECTURE on Paris given by Mrs.
Julia Ward Howe at the Grand Army
Hall last evening was listened TO oy q
large a2d very attentive audience. The
lecture vas Instructive as well as inter
esting, and on account OF the very gen
eral desire t. hear the talented ia "
speak again, she will lecture al the Con-
gregational Church Home next Tues
day evening.
LAST EVENING as a Mr. Jones and his
family were returning to Brighton, the
carriage in which they were riding up
set lie ar the corner OF North Temple and
Fifth West Streets, throwing the oCcu-
pants out Mrs. Jones was quite seri-
ously injuref, while the Others escaped
with few slight bruises. The accident
was me result Of careless driving.
TOMORROW evening Salt Lake Valley |
Lodge, No II, a. o. o. W., Will give |
and ice cream festival, at |
their hall in the Emporium building, |
tie occasion being the anniversary of !
the founding CT the order. The exer-
CT e5 viii consist of songs. duets. vocal |
and Instrumental music, recit tons, |
speeches, e!c., after which Strawberries |
and ice cream will be served The |
whole to conclude with social dance.
The Workmen have an excellent repu-
tation for entertaining their friends
and On this occasion they promise to |
spread themselves.
HARDY, YOUNG & Co. is the name of
the new firm which has purchased the
interests of the Woolley,
Young IL Hardy Co. and Will hereafter
conduct the business at the Old and
popular stand opposite q c. NJ. l.
The aeV firm is composed of
Elias Morris, L G. Hardy, Alonzo
Young aud o. H. Hardy, gentlemen
Iell-known in the com munity as under
standing what the public wants in tae
way of family grocery and dry goods |
store, and amply able to keep it up. NJ. !
Young's many friends will be pleased to |
learn that the management is to be in |
his hands.