The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-04-22
LOCAL BRIEFS.

JOSEPH II. STAY has been removed to
the County Jail.
WELLS. FARGO & Co.'s shipments
yesterday we're: Ore, $1l, lO3.38.
SrRANGE Frs CROWDED the Chamber OF
Commerce until 8 O'Clock on Friday
night.
ASSESSOR AND COLLECTOR TAYLOR is
hard ut work on the assessment rolls
for 1888.
THE LITTLE son of w. J. Jones. who
was run over on Friday afternoon, IS i'm
proving.
MoCoRNIcK Il Co. rec ,jved Yesterday:
Hanauer bullion, $l.70O; silver and lead
eres, 81 600. Total, So 300.
T.R. JONES e. Co. received yesterday:
Germania bullion. 50, 1892; silver and
lead ores, 81, l2l.56. Total, 81, 26O.98.
HYDE d GRIFFIN are advertising in
The HERALD for live pigeons, to oil
big order for shooting match in Mon
tens.
A STRING of four new wag pms from
the Coon. Wagon Il Machine Com
pany, bound for Lshi, WAS one OF the
speCtacles on the street Friday.
Ia THE Probate Court, yesterday,
w. Pierce, an order was made appoint
ing Amanda NJ. Pierce, Administrative.
The SUPREME Court met yesterday.
It was a very brief session. a couple OF
attorneys were admitted TO the bar, and
the accounts of Marshal Dyer were ap
proved.
On QUE fifth page will be found to-
dav a striking and instructive hlustra-
nf h,a
various kinds OF baking powders now IL
the market.
REPORTS FROM the County Jail are TO
the effect that DR.. Bredemeyer is again
talking of suicide. He loudly protests
his innocence, and says he was not
fairly treated.
TIE MARRIAGE certificates OF Joseph
Marriott and Elizabeth WIechert, and
John Wood and Saran +. Watts, were
fled with the clerk of the Probate
Court yesterday.
A PARTY of ladies and gentlemen en-
tered the water at Garfield Beach, on
Thursday last. They pronounced 1t
as very pleasant, save when deep water
was reached. In q short time lake
business will be again booming.
THE LATEST fad of the Salt Lake dude
is to insist upon having two vests with
each sniE Of cIoJhes-one cut high, the
other deco'ette. The latter is worn dur
ing the first part Of the month, when
the linen is clean; the former curing
the latter part-Whea it is not.
A PORTION of the buildings now being
erected at faltair-the name by which
the salt works of the Inland Company
will hereafter be known-is made of
ha IA toY 70 ch
forming one of the principal ingredi-
ents. 1t is reported to be great sue
cess.
MANAGER PRATT, of the Drive; had
twenty-fOur men putting in trees along
the West Temple Street Drive, on Sat-
urday. The contract for the trees was
given to Lovendahl's nursery, and a
double row of them marks the line of
tn. Drive. His motto is, MI dssper-
andUm,
The FUNERAL services over the re-
mains of the late Colonel John Reese
will be held at 130 pm. to-day (Sun-
day), at st. Marks Cathedral. Friends
of the family are invited to attend. The
remains may be seen by friends at the
late residence ssh w. First South,
from 10 am. till pm.
EXPERIMENTS ARE now being made at
the natural gas wells near Lake Shore
with a view to ascertainihg whether or
not the illuminating element may be
put to practical use. From tests mao e
it has been calculated that the four
wells yield $1,000 feet of gas each dav,
all of which, at present, simply goes to
waste. The gas has been used by Mr..
Garues for over year past. for heating
and cooking, and it is now proposed to
discover whether it cannot also be used
for illuminating purposes, by means Of
a carbon burner.