The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-10-16
LOCAL BRIEFS.

THERE Is Oh9nC0 Tor lazy t0aCnoL
in a primary departing 1t in to-day
advertisement.
LIVERY STABLE men are haunted by
the fear of a scarcity OF hay during the
coming winter.
THE ARTICLES of Incorporation of the
UtaG Broom Con pany were filed with
Secretary Hall yesterday.
MoCoRUIoK 6 Co. yesterday received,
Hanauer bullion, 300; silver and lead
ores, 81 500. Total, $500
TIE TWELFTH Ward Mutual Improve
n ent Association will begin It's sessions
for the season to- night at 7.30.
THE SEVENTEENTH Ward Y. NJ NJ. /.
A. vii resume its sessions for the
winter season this evening, at 30.
WELLS, FARGO & Co.'s shipments
Yesterday were: Ore, $40 ,986.13; base
bullion, So. 024 06. Totsl, SIC 01O 10.
IT'S now estimated that the total loss
by the recent fire ct the Alice Mill, in
WalkerviIIe, Mont, will reach $4,000.
A CROWD of yaps made matters very
unpleasant at the Salvation Army meet
ing on Sunday evening. No alrests
We made.
THE GRANT Bros. Company will re-
move to their new and elegant quarters
Just north of CHE HERALD Block in
alb JuL one month.
A SAMPLE of Embarrassed peanuts
was on exhibition at the Occidental
yesterday. The nuts were grown on the
farm of Alfred E. Culmer, at Pleasant
Grove.
Mr.. 7. w. JENNINGS is putting up
brick addition to the Warwick Block,
which will make the building much
more convenient and more sought after
by 1ants.
POSTMASTER BARRATT informs us that
until further notice, the through pouch
for San Francisco will close at ths Office
st 2:45; mail for Ogden and Park City
at the same hour, and all msil des-
tined for points north of Ogden must
De in before Z a. N.
A GENTLEMAN WHO recently arrived in
this city from Terre Haute, Ind, says
business throughout that State is simply
paralyZed--the only topic is the ap-
preaching election, and until after it is
over, the merchants, he says, might
just as well put up their shutters. 3.
TEMPERATURE YESTERDAY, as reported
from the Signal Service Office, at am.
Salt Lake City, A; Helena. 46; Fort
Custer, "A; Boise City. 80; Fort Washa-
kie. 80; Rawlins. SO. At IL am: Salt
Lake City, "a; Ogden, 81; Stockton, 81
Bingham. S. Park City, So; Provo, Sc;
Alta, 48.
A SUPPOSED applicant for citizenship
occupied the law library the greater
portion of yesterday afternoon, buried
behind copy of the Constitution of the
United States. He had waded about |
marlborough the document when court |
adjourned. and will probably recon- |
.mence his task this morning.
THE CITY is still pushing the work on |
the road through City Greek Canyon.
and there is splendid drive to point |
about q mile beyond the new water |
tanks. The old lower road" which |
has been abandoned for a number OF |
years, is the route taken, and it makes |
. shady and decidedly pleasant drive.
TIE ELECTION fever is growing. Each
day sees more excitement and money |
is flying around freely. A bet of $lOO
that q arrison will carry Indiana was
made at the Union Ticket Office yester-
day, and from now on pools on Con-
necticut, Indiana, New York and the
general result, will be sold at the
Walker House each evening.
THIS IS The last day of grace allowed
those who wish to protest against the
sewerage, and it is expected by the
friends of the measure that some def
mite action will be taken in the matter
Ho1poiI m Ero,,, |
the results of all the canvassing and
g nose counting" that has been done.
and from the fact that SO comparatively
few protests have been entered, there
seems to be but enc possible result and
that is that sewerage will go. The
question has been fairly and ex-
haustively discussed and everyone
has had a chance to be
heard, so the Council will have a good
idea OF public feeling, on which to base
their work. IL is possible, though
hardly probable, that the district Will
be cut down, before final action is take
The IDEA of Utah being represented
1t the Paris Exposition, to be held in
May next, is being mooted. The ,
Chamber OF Commerce has received !
rom the American Commissioner an :
invitation to send an exhibit of Utah's
resources and attractions, and be also
asked for some Utah literature. Of
course, it would be out of the question {
@ send any perishable articles, bnt
rom our other products, a display
ould bs made which would prove a
.reat advertising medium. The cost of I
transporting four or five tons of ex-
libl's would not be great one, and the
dea. showed it would soon be met with
avJr. by all-especialIy our mining
nen. Samples of sulphur, SILICA, as
halt, and dozen or more other natu-
al products should also &C company !
he exhtblt. The matter will pro oaply
e presented to the Chamber at its next y
neetirg In case the idea is rejected
! is more than probable that a syndi-
ate will be formed Tor the purpose of
arriving out the scheme. '
E1slzatouo Warm beverages. 9