The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-04-08
LOCAL BRIEFS.

A PARTY of Japanese tourists are
visiting Salt Lake, on their way east.
r. W. Cross, of Ogden, was appointed
United States Commissioner yesterday.
A BOY was run over on State Road
yesterday. He was not seriously III.
lured.
The Provo Woollen Mills have re-
ceived another $4,000 order from st.
Louis.
THE MARRIAGE certificate of Benjamin
Winchester and Mary E. Parker has
been filed with the Clerk of the Probate
Court.
THERE IS a message at the Western
Union Telegraph Office for Z. e.
Conner.
THE SANPETE delegation to the Con-
fersnce is perhaps the largest for a
number Of years.
A RUNAWAY on First South Street last
evening resulted in a demoralized We
hicle; no one hurt.
Mccormick & Co. received, yester-
day: Hanauer bullion, Sl,1 D; silver
and, lead ores, $1,1OO. Total, $2,S65.
JAMES LARSEN, JR., of Ephrsim, died
of lung disease on Thursday last. He
was highly esteemed in the community,
Mr.. AND Mrs. LAWRENCE H. YOU'VE
were made happy by the arrival of
bouncing girl in their family yesterday
morning.
In THE CASE of F. Ephraim vs.. the
Union Pacific Railway Company, plain
days stay.
THE TERRITORIAL bond commissioners
held meeting yesterday. The design
of the bond was the principal topic I'M
der discussion.
DR.. CARVER will return to Salt Lake
early this week. The date for his ex-
hibition at the Driving Park will be
announced hereafter.
AT THE party to be given in tbs
Twelfth Ward Hall none but those
holding tickets purchased Of the COM
mittee will be allowed.
Mr.. LOUIS OLSON, Of Ephrsim, San
pete County, was arrested on Thursday,
by Deputy Marshal ClawEon, charged
with unlawful cohabitation.
G.. W. CLAYTON, of the Bishops Office,
wishes it understood that he is not the
Clayton who was around serenading ST
3 O'Clock Saturday morning.
A LARGE party of Raymond excur-
sionists came in from the west yester-
day, and will remain until tomorrow,
going east via the d. & r. G.
joins SvENsoN. Gail William Ander-
son, Charles A. Calls and August
Hansen, were admitted to citizenship
in the Third District Court yesterday.
In THE Supreme Court, yesterday, in
the Church suits, the motion made in
January last, to have certain personal
property turned over to the Receiver, |
was argued and submitted.
Miss NJ. KING, 267 E. Third South |
Street, IS the winner of the sewing |
machine given away by the Young |
Bros. Company. The number OF beans |
in the jar was 1918; the lady's guess |
was 2,703.
THE SUIT of BeYeridge vs.. Doub ct al, |
involving the ownership of the Yosemite |
No. 2 mine, in Bingham Canyon,
terminated yesterday morning by the |
jury rendering g verdict in favor Of the !
defendants.
TIE FUNERAL services over the re-
mains of Mrs. susan H. Wilkinson, the |
well-known milliner, will be held in the |
Fourteenth Ward Assembly Rooms,
this morning, at IL o'clock. Friends are
cordially invited-to attend.
The CHAMBER OF Commerce commit
tee on ways and means will get to work
again tomorrow, and those business
men who have not yet been inter
viewed will be called upon for sub
scriptioBs. 1t is expected that at least
900 will be raised.
EPH KELLY and Jack Davis were
yz,.IaI 4bn onnIor- 10 ~ T151rb< hAfh 1fl
them as near dead-drunk-ss they
possibly could get. They are couple
of the "conirmeds, and they are COM
ing to be looked upon by the jailor as
habitusl dodgers at the city bastile.
THE EXAMINATION of J. P. Holm on
the charge of unlawfuI cohabitatioD,
which was to have been held before
Commissioner Norrell yesterday after
noon, was continued until 10 am. to
morrow. owing to the absence of two
important witnesses for the prosecution.
e. NJ. S. BEST was before Commits
sioner Norrell yesterday, and at the in
stanca of J. II. Edgerly, he was required
to furnish bonds in the sum of $3.50 as
q guarantee that he would keep the
peace towards him. Best furnished
George Mullett and Frank Nelden as
his sureties.
CONFERENCE TICKETS on the Utah Cen
trail will belgood up to snd including the
18th inst. This is three DAYS longer than
ever before. The train which leaves for
the south at clock in the afternoon,
will be held to-day Sunday until 4.30,
for the convenience of people attending
the Tabernacle services.
TIE SECOND (ApriD number of Tdl-
Iidge's Western Galaxy, came from the
press at a late hour last evening. A |
hasty glance through its pages tells of a
literary and artistic feast for the patrons
of the periodical. Excellent as was the
first issue, this surpasses it in many re-
spects, and striklngly so in the matter
of illustrations.
THAT THE County Recorder is badly
in need of several deputies is illustrated
by the fact that persons desiring alb
stracts of title are compelled to wait
from two to three weeks for them.
Several important sales, it is said, have
heen lost through the Recorders Office
being in this state. Something should
be done to facilitate business.
A GENTLEMAN in Utah who has sent +
fo con for tho 1aact fO1r |