The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-10-26

lice yesterday afternoon.
WELLS, FARGO & Co.'S shipments
yests rdey were: Ore, Sl2 ,4G6.32.
r. w. WEsTwooD, Thistle, has bsen
, appointed a notary public for U tab
County.
McCoREIoK & Co. yesterday received
III tnauer bullion, 81 $50; silver and lead
or5s. 50 $50. Total, "a 800.
A. EMAIL boy who resides in the Fiji
teentn War wos ,averelv bitten by a
bulic og yesterday afternoon.
THE NEW building of the Arbogast'
Tru:nbo Company on First South
Street is fast nearing completion.
Il. R. JONES & Co. received yesterday
Germauia bullion. $2,OI6. 80; silver and
lead ores, $4.82265. Total, $6rS 99.
THE OFFICERS Social Club at Fort
D ugIas give their dancing party al
Recreation Hall on Wednesday even
ing next.
FRIENDS OF General George r. Max
we'll are apprehenslve that his death
may occur at any time. He is said TO
be very low.
THERE are messages at the Western
UnIon Telegraph Office for Hamilton
K-othars and the Wasatch Stock Rails
ing Company.
A MAN fell down in fit on Cunning
tons corner yesterday afternoon, and
after being restored to consciousness
went on his way rejoicing. The usual
small boy and loafsr were IN tend
anGe.
SIX PRISONERS for the Penitentiary
were brought up from tie south last
evening. Among these were the three
negroes, who were recently brought IN
from Ashley on the charge of having
raped Mrs. Reeves and her daughter.
FoPEIGN PAPERS continue to reach us
containing accounts of the doings of the
antl-Mormon crank Jarman, who left
such an uns aY ry record behind him in
this CITY. David Williams, formerly OF
this city, seems to be the special object
of Jarman's hatred.
TIE FUNERAL services over the re-
mains of John Gutke, the father of Mrs.
A G. Brixen, of the Cliff House. will
take place at 9 pm. on Saturday, Octo-
Der 9th, from the Fourteenth Ward
Assembly Rooms. Friends of the fam
lily are invited to attend.
TEMPERATURE YESTERDAY as reported
bv Sergeant Fitzmaurice, of the signal
Service office: At Ga. m.-Salt Lake. 80;
Helena, 81; Fort Custer, So; Boise City,
80; Fort Washable, Al; Rawlins, %. AT
IL a. m.-Salt Lake, As; Ogden, ~;
Stockton, Al: Bingham, 49, Park City,
Sc; Provo. So; Alta, 81.
REAL ESTATE men report prices stiff
with slight increase on the demand.
Though there is nothing in the nature
of q stir" yet, considerable activity
is looked for between now and the holi-
DAYS. The feeling of confidence which
is noticeable among dealers and holders
of property is healthy sign.
THE BALL given last evening IN the
a. 0. q. W. Hall by the Evening
Social Club was a very pleasant affair.
About 100 couples were present, who
put in the time until the 'wse sme
hours" in happy manner. This is
the fl ST of series to be given by the
club, md general cd time is snt:ci-
pated,
MIS-. LONGS HoRE-PoTTs, NJ. D., who
Gestures on Love" at the Presbyterian
church tonight, complied with the law
by taxing out a physicians license yes
terday. She exhibited a diploma
granted hee by the Woman's Medical
College, Philadelphia, is 1852. She also
had certificates TO practice in almost
every State in the Union.
MISS MERCY WALKER was married
wednesday night at the home of her
mother, Mrs. S. S. Walker, on South
Main Street, to Mr.. Oscar Kent Lewis,
of Dillon, Montana. The ceremony
was performed blythe Rev. Mr.. Putnam,
rector of st. Marks Cathedral. The
happy couple left yesterday afternoon
for their new home in Dillon.s
The SALT LAKE Gun Club, recently
organized, meet at Evans & Spencer's
at l 80 to- day, and from that place will
take a conveyance to Beck's Hot
Springs, where fine grounds have been
laid out. It will be the first field day
of the club, and the shooting done will
be with the idea of classifying the
members more than in anticipation OF
big scores. The organization bids fair
to be very successful one.
TIE THIRD Ward Mutual Improve
ment Association has elected the fol-
loving officers for the ensuing year:
President, Fergus Coalter; counselors,
r. H. Eardley and John Woodmansee;
secretary, f. J. Hewlett; treasurer and
librarian, Joseph Irvine; choir leader,
Francis Bolto; oTganist, Amy William
SON: programme committee, Fergus
Coalter, r. H Eardley, John Wood
mansee, Thomas Curtis, Alex. Wade,
Amy Ball and Della Eardley.
JhaFSesous warm beverages.