The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-11-28
LOCAL BRIEFS.

Germal ia bullion, 81 2O5 As.
SEviRAL MORMON emigrants from
Australia arrived in Salt Lake yester-
day.
THEREAL estate transactions OF Mon
dav show eight transfers, aggregatlng
SIG. 90
HALE NJ. ScoTT's funeral will be held
Thursday, 2 p. m., at 84l East South
Temple.
Buy YOUR Thanksgiving turkey at
12[c. a pound at e l.. Prices, 254
MAN Street
jams WosTENHULME, OF Summit
County, was released from the Peniten-
tlary yesterday.
REPORTS FROM Butte are to the effect
that the mercury is dallying around the
15-below zero mark.
MCCORMICK & Co. received Yesterday:
Hanauer bullion, 81 500: Queen OF the
Hills $1,000 Total, $500.
WELLS, FARGO & Co s shipments yes
terday were: Base bullion, Sl3 314 20;
fine bars, $24 1917; copper matte, IS o9O
Total. $47 l61 %
TIE SALT Lake Oil Company has
found it necessary to aid another oil
Wagon in order to supply their rapidly
inc, easing trade.
Two BOYS, Robert Smith and Edward
Grayes, were arresten yesterday for dis
Eurblng Sunday services IN the Third
Ward meeting house.
DR.. BENEDICT yesterday removed
from Mrs. A. G. Johnson, OF Tooele
County, an ovarian ibroid tumor,
weighing seven pounds.
MRS. ELIZABETH WEBB, wife of Ed
ward Webb and daughter OF Joseph
Horne, of this city, died at Oasis yes
terday morning, of Bright's disease.
WILLIAM KENT, a native of Logan,
fell from bridge at Anaconda, Mont,
a day or so ago, and was instantly
killed. His remains reached Logan yes
terday morning.
A COMPETENT counter has estimated
that not less than ha'f million sheep
have been driven through the city
during the last mouth en- route to winter
ranges in the west.
FRED. SoARFF, who has been con-
Company for four or five years, will be
found behind the prescription case of
the new drug store soon to be opened
in the AuerbaCh block.
TIE BALL at the Theater this evening
promises to be an immensely successful
affair. The chIldrens' party tomorrow
af fernoon commences at 2 o'clock, and
will without doubt be the biggest affair
of the kind seen for many seasons back.
TEMPERATURE YESTERDAY as reported
by the oignal Service office: At ga m.
Salt Lake. 40; Helena, 26; Fort Custer,
80; Boise City, 26; Fort WashakIe, 30;
RaWiins, 81. At IL a.m.-Salt Lake,
At; Ogden, 81; Stockton, 81; Bingham,
Al; Park City, Sc; Provo. As; Alta, 80
& BRoNCHo riding contest between
Dave Rockwell, of Skull Valley, and |
Buck Andersen. Of Blue Creek, will |
take place at the Jordan River race
track on Thursday, the 18th. Each |
ri Ter will have three horses, and a
purse of 500 VII be awarded the one
making the best time.
BUSINESS IN the Police Court was dull |
yesterday, only one case coming up for |
hearing, that being a continuation of |
the cause against William Hanson. The |
prisoner was found guilty and SEN
fenced to pay fine of $50 or sixty days
i'm prisOnment-the latter was chosen. |
Rather a cos ,ly pair of gloves.
TIE POLICE last night arrested a
couple in the Grand Central for tres
pass. The mans name Is G. n. Gaffell
and the glrl gives the name of Mary
Parker. 1t appears that they were dis
covered in a room together and the
probabilities are that graver case will
be developed when the evidence is heard
to-day.
a GANG OF horse thieves paid Tintic a
visit the early part of this week, and
TO be considerably flush with
money. They evidently knew the
status of the community andkept quiet.
They managed to get away with one OF
b harness. The stolen property was CAP
tured and one of the gang named White,
Jdged in jail.
The THREE elegant new stores in the
Scott-Auerbach building are now only
q waiting the arrival of the plate glass
before the tenants move in. The north
store will be occupied by Mr.. Ross, an
eastern druggist, whose fixtures are now
arriving, the middle one by Barratt
Bros. and the one on the south by
George M. Scott 81 Co. An elevator
connects with the Offices on the upper
floor.
A. L. FULLER of Mill Greek, was ar
rested by Deputy Franks On the going
charge, and was released yesterday on
giving the required bonds His examina-
tiou will be held Saturday. Later in
the day, the same deputy came III with
John Groves of Sugar House Ward who
had been nabbed on a similar :com-
pIaint. 1t begins to look as though
Franks was doing some tall rustling for
Christmas.
MRS. S. A. CoLBoURN the aged
mother of our townsman, Henry Tribe,
and George Tribe, of Ogden, died sud-
denly at the last named place at
O'Clock Tuesday morning. The old !
lady who was oyer Y years of age, had
been ailing for short time, but it was