The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-09-16
LEGAL BRIEFS

YHE PRIMARY fair closed last evening
GET YOUR Sunday dinner at the Cali
fornia Restaurant.
MoConNICK & Co. received yesterday :
Hanauer bullion, 81 4CO
A COMPANY of immigfants-I4o Ii sii
left Liverpool for Utah yesterday
Rz,RmByR THE meeting at the Cham
# Commerce on Monday evening
and o. there.
uvnv ~ GRIFFIN Co. have the finest
- DA nd fresh oysters that ever ar
rived in this market
xu,,RER of the law and motion cases
,acaf,,iv taken under adVisemeht 0y
I,1dgs sanford, Will be decided Oh
Monday.
TUE FINE display OF mineral and
o+hor snAeimens at tho Chamber Vi
Samn@rce is attracting large NUMBERS
cf people.
AN7KEBa1ATED ind vidusl, giving ms
,ame as John M5ye was arrested I'd las =.
LIGHT for creating disturbance oa 1'''
South Street.
Tur TWO new abstract companies
haroa large force of clerks at WoFh
nonUing the records at the county
Court House.
PARTIES in the Eighteenth or Iwen-
tieth Ward having house anu Iol LCi
&c sbouId consult The HERALD
sneciaI column to-day.
THERE SHOULD be good turnout a
the Chamber of Commerce on moIual
NIGHT, when the question OF estaollSn
Ing packing house comes up.
MRs BURROWS, the miiliner has out
tiTa5 oil her Main Street compettorF
md IS now enjoying a good trade o.
her freshly arriving fall fashions.
Qzuppr11M1NARY examination Of A
ri Hb;Ids- recently arrested on tn
bLoroa of adultery, will be held be1or
Som9issiouer NorreI on Monday O
Tuesday.
ezTuERE ARE messages in in TIE west
ern Union Telegraph once LOT MIS-
Matilda Mortinsln, care MISS h ~ !
Real and for c. c. Snow and T. q
Stewart.
TAMEs T. CHRISTENSEN, of EphrSln
ssnnete County and D. ?. WhedoL
~ BARK CITY, Summit County, nav
6ean enpointed notsries puoIc 20
their respective counties
LET Us hone that the directors of to
Cnomhar of commerce will not be 40
eantat Monday nights meeting TO GlS
cTss the wisdom of starting cannin
factory and packing house
Dp PRENTICE he's so arranged d
business as to be able to remain uht
Sentember 25th. Those unoer MS tIea'
ment may continue to call as uSu'
without the fear OF DISAPPOINTMENT.
BECAUSE of the change on the Denyt
R Rio Grande at IL a. m. on the lotn u
n,a;I for Ogden, which has closed at tn
Office heretofore at BOP. NJ, VIII Unit
fy1rther notice close at $50 p. IN.
q A NORTH, of Mill Creek, WEI
6sbine Friday and landed fine car
.Taiohino two pounds and two ounce!
Re savs three-year-old carp ABOUND !
~I,o etTas1ns. and that there is a host
this years hatch. >,
PLEASE remind your readers OF u
,harga made some time since Tor clio
INC of mails for the north and nortnWe
Of OGDEN. Park City and Coalville' tro
D. IN. TO SIS p. m, as per yot
I fsble Respectfully, C. P. Barra'
Postmaster.
TIE marriage certiicltes OF Edwa'
Fl CalIister and Louie j. Eddingto
Frederick C. Anderson and ANNE
GresnwaIl. Thomas Twiggs and Loui
Rishon w. S Owen and Elizabeth
Gee were fed with the clerk Oh
Probate Court yesterday.
Mr.. C. L. HUGHES, of Brown
Hughe,. the enterprIsing proprletoIs
tha Saddle Rock Restaurant, is arou
sosin. Just before the restaurant "
o9ened he took sick with TYPHOID rev
and had a close call. He takes CHAR
of the kitchen ard promises that
presence will be appreciated.
Mr. J. II. BENNETT. for many yer
connected with Savage s Art Oaliel
will be found hereafter in the furnlIt
establishment of Mr.. Henry III
Woodey. It is not out of the way to
that both employer and employee ma
reason for mutual congratulations
this case.
THERE WILL be meeting of the Ct
trsI Democratic Club of Salt Lake
the Federal Court room, to-morr
(Mondayl evening, at 8 pm. SPEAK
and music have been provided, an
general good time is expected. Eve
body invited.