The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-08-23

ing every muscle to raise the necessary
funds to secure packing house for this
place.
THE Woman's Relief Society took
their outing at Lake Park yesterday,
about 200 participating, from Ogden, in
the festivities.
THE butcher shops will close to-day
at 10 a. m, and remain closed until to-
MORROW morning that all may enjoy
the outing at Syracuse.
HEBER WRIGHT a resident of North
Main Street lost his summer kitchen
by fire Monday morning. How the fire
started is still mystery.
EDMUND TAYLOR, the missionary who
died in Virginia some time ago, was
brought back, and his funeral was held
at Harrisville yesterday.
LARGE quantities of fruit are being
shipped east from this county every
day. 1t compares fayorabIy with any
similar goods in the known world.
THE 6-year-old daughter of Mr..
Wright fell from Dear tree and broke
her cellar bone Tuesday. DR.. Vii
liams replaced the fractured bone.
THE sporting people of this city have
of the great regatta at Syracuse. An
answer from the managers is anxously
awaited.
THE case of d.. G. Bryant vs.. E ibert
Powers, which was tried few days
since and not disposed of on account of
hung jury, will be tried over again
next Thursday, the Both inst.
THE select knights of the A. o. q.
W. go to Syracuse to-day, for a reun-
ion with the same class of Salt Lake.
The fare has been placed at very low
rate to accommodate the excursionists.
PROF. NovINI and his orchestra are
briefly practising for a concert to be
given this fall, which it is expected will
surDass anything given by that talented
| gentleman and his orchestra hereto
fore.
THE antiduated horse, Indian, that
has been owned and used by Cromwell
u Sons for the last seven years, has been
placed on the retired list and will rustl-
cate at the farm for the remainder OF
his natural life.
THE knights OF the clevers of Ogden,
Salt Lake and Logan will take their
outing at Syracuse to-day. An invita-
ton is extended by the management to
'an who eat meat"
The Amateur Baseball Club and the
Athletics played an exciting game OF
three innings just for practice yester :
day. Both clubs are putting them
| selves IN readiness to vanquish any foe
that may make its appearance in this
vicinity.
THE baseball match that was adver-
tised to take place this Thursday
| morning has been postponed until Sat-
urday morning when game will be,called
promptly at 5 O'Clock am. The produce
dealers clerks have battery they are
ready to bank On, while the z. c. N. L.
are not by any means doubtful of the
ability of their force as a whole and
both sides are confident OF good gene.
The plans for the new freight dspot
recently submitted represent a build
ing S12x36 feet, with centre two sto-
ries high, 95x36 feet, the upper story to
be used for offices. The location is to
be between Second and Third Streets,
and west of Wall. It is expected that
work will be we'll under way inside of
thirty days.
JOHN LoCHLY while working at his oc.
cupation as blacksmith Tuesday after
noon. shoeing horse belonging to
| Greenwich q Sons, the horse finched or
drew his foot away cutting his hand by
partially clinched nail in a very Sc.
we're manner, and yesterday he was
again caused intense pain by spark
from the forge coming into contact
with his eye, closing that optic for the
time at least.
THE Bear River Coal Company, of
which mention was made yesterday,
have been quietly making preparations
to put coal in the market since last
spring. The company have valuable
mine near the q. Z. mine at Almy, and
coal is found in three separate layers of
fourteen, twelve and four feet. a lead
AGO feet deep has been cut in the noun
tain, with no .perceptlble diminution of
quantity or quality. Low rates of
transportation have been secured, and
the company expect to sell coal at $3.50
per ton.
Police Court.