The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-07-22

1HREE DhUNhS W6tS IUA IL Wy tA'
police last night.
THE COUNTY Jail grounds are being
leveled and put in good condition.
MCCORMICK & Co. receive.i yesterday
Silver and lead ores, $4,000; fine bars
SIC 500. Total. $23 100.
The MARRIAGE certificate of J. H
Campo and Emma Thompson has been
fled with the probate clerk.
A YOUNG man giving his name as
Thomas Crocheron was arrested by Of
fcsr d lniels yesterday for va rancy.
In THE Third District Court, yester-
day. Joseph McLachlau. a naive OF
England, was admitted TO citizenship.
As TUESDAY next is a legal holiday
the next regular meeting of the City
Council will be held on Wednesday
the 25th.
The PRIZES to be given away by thu
on exhibition in Ob9rndorfer' show
window.
OFFICER ROBERT PYPER has returned
from brief hsblng expedition. and is
RECALLING the boys with some startling
fish stories.
THE RANKS do not join in the general
closing movement for tomorrow, put
they may give a half holiday, closing
up at noon.
JOHN KELLEY, the insane man who
for some time past has oeen confined in
the County Jail, has been committed to
the Insane Asylum.
A BREAK occurred in the water mains
on Fifth South Street, west OF Main, on
Friday, which resulted IN a portion of
the street being flooded.
The FORTHCOMING running race be.
tween Policy and Jim Lick, at the Jor-
dan River Park, on the Z4th is exciting
great deal OF interest among sporting
men.
A SHORT time ago a drayman left a
large box ad dressed to q. 0rlob at the
County Courthouse. The county Of
fcials would like the owner to call and
remove his property. ....-.s
INTHE Probate Court, yesterday, in
the matter of the estate of Isaac NJ.
Fink, deceased, an order was made al
lowing the accounts of the administra-
tor and TO make distribution of the
residue OF said estate among tbs per-
ons entitled.
AN ACCIDENT occurred at the Crescent
Mine, at Park City, yesterday, by which |
a miner named Houghton and Charles |
Ditsch, foreman of the mine, were seri-
ously injured. Particulars as to how |
the accident occurred could not be OBJ
taiLed, but it was learned that HOugh-
ton was not expected to 1--we.
SEVEN DAYS more have passed and
the $4,000 road up City Creek Canyon
is as distaut-as the uniforning of the
police. 1t is some relief to know that
the CITY Council has decided on both
measures, but it would be still greater
relief if some enterprising member
would pop up at the next meeting and
an OVe that We now s.art."
The SALT Lake Cricket Club, at
Friday evening, elected the
following officers: J. Platts, president;
b ColIett. vice president; R. Wheeler,
secretary; A. Brown, ceptain; J. robin
son. W. Fidkin and S. Potts, executive
committee, Cgi1keters Of this city are
Invited to ioin the CUB. The first match
game this season vii be played at Lake
Park about the last Of this month.
JOHN c. CUTLER, one of the sighefs of
the petition recently presented to the
City Council asking that the Salt Lake
Brewing Company be required to ex-
tend their waste pipe from the capal to
5he Jordan River, says that when the
Council required the pipe to- be extend
ID to the canal they may have thought
hat 1t would satisfactorily end the mat
er, whereas it merely removed the
Nuisance from one locality to another.