The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-02-12
LOCAL BRIEFS.

The CITIZENS TlcAet is the only
ticket.
TIE NEXT ball of the Egalite Club &C.
ours Iuoauay evening.
A VALENTINE ball is TO be given at tie
Opera no 4se, on Tuesday night.
THE COUNT of the votes tomorrow
evening wlI tell who has made TIE
tmiStaKe. "
T. L. JONES & Co received, yesterday
Base bullion. $I,741.43; ore, $2,o72. 81
total, $I,O13 II.
WELLS, FARGO & Co.'s shipm nts
yesterday We're: Ore. $4,000; base uul-
lion, 50 200. Total, $2I ,2UO.
TIE LADIES OF the Temple of Honor
will give a social at f. of Il. hall next
Tuesday night. All are invited.
THE MOTTO of the Provo Liberals is
High lIcense under rIct regulations, -"
that OF the People Prohibition"
TROUT CAUGHT in the Jordan, and
weighing 81 pounds, were among the
ATTRACTIONS displayed by Geo. f. Brooks
yesterday.
The "4-2-22 Ladies" whatever that
may Oe-Slye lie . year pail on the 22d
at the Opera House, and Invitations
are now out
A FINE specimen of silver ore from
the sem Mine, Uphir, mas been pre-
sented TO the Chamber OF Commerce by
b. b. Van Dusen.
HENRY A. noon, once reporter on
the Tribune, is candidate for the Office
Or e
the Liberal Ticket.
MCCORMICK 81 Co, Yesterday, re-
ceived: Crescent ores. 300; Ranauer
bullion, 50 300; silver and lead ores,
So 800; total, SIS $50.
In THE Police Court, yesterday, vii
liam Miller was assessed So Tor being
drunk. and Henry Turner, tor a like
Ofrnse, was fined $40.
The GENTLE press of the Territory
favor the fusion-the Park City Call and
the Provo AplericGn both standing out
prominently i favor of it.
Mr.. AND Mrs. JOHN V. LONG returned
home yesterday from Logan. a recep-
ton viii be rendered the young couple
at their residence on Monday even -
THERE WAS slight blaze at Com .
merclal Street lodging house on Thurs
day night, but he flames were soon
extinguished. and co alarm was turned
IN.
IT Is understood that Mr.. George NJ.
>Ottinger was solicited by The compiIers
of the Liberal Ticket to run for City
Marshal, bat thai he declined with
thanks.
"A. MINER & Go. have rented the COM
nodio1s Office in THE HERALD Block,
adjoining the counting room of this
company, aud have flung real estate
banner 10 the breez. e.-
THE CITIZENS Ticket is one that
should call out every voter, a"d all
should take pride in helping to" now
under" tbs opponents to progress aud
good government.
TIE UTAH Enquirer will please pardon
US, but If 1t VIII only give us credit for
one out of every ten columns of news
II clips from The HERALD, we will for
ever after mold our peace.
THE BUTCHERS of this city meet in
convention at Emporium Hall to-
morrow ev ming, when the feasibility
OF orga"Izlng BURNERS Protective
Union will be considered.
LEWIS PETERSON. of Alpine, died very
suddenly On the TIN of February, of
heart disease. He was .p"arentlv strong
and artv no two ours I efore his
demise. He leaves wife anu four
children.
THE BILLIARD tournament was
brought 10 close last night, when Joe
Riley declared j. e Clinton by a score
Oi $50 10 100 points, thHs winning first
place and SIS, while Mr.. g! n on took
second place and SIS.
THE PRESENT activity in real estate is
but taiyC suggestion of that which is
TO come. You'll see five hundred real
estate men here inside of three months -
was ;he cheering news impaired to q
HERALD reporter yesterday.