The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-11-29
LOCAL BRIEFS.
GIVE THANKS.

MCCORMICK U 20. received yesterday ::
Hanauer bullion, 81 OTIS.
T.R. JONES & co. received yesterday:
Germania bullion, So 100 81.
TO-DAY Is a legal holiday and all
banks and Eu iiness houses close.
THE HERALD issues as usual to-mor-
row. The counting room will be open
to day and this evening during the
usual hours.
ARDE II. SENIOR was yesterday ap-
pointed notary puoiic ia and for Salt
Lake County.
JAKE NORTH yesterday presented to
e ach IF the employees OF the Salt Lake
Brewing Company. large and juicy
turkey.
DR.. J. B. KEYsER was married last
night to Miss Mile Cook, atthe BRIDES
residence In thus city. Nearly leo guests
", re present.
LARGE QUANTITIES of Utah celery Is
beng shipped east and west. A big con-
Segment was sent to Kansas City, Mo-,
on Wednesday.
DR.. BENEDICT yesterday smputated at
the hip Joint the right leg OF l. vi John
son, Of Rawlins. Th9 amputation oc-
Cured at the Deseret Hospital.
SEVERAL LARGE parties of Nimrods
left the city last evening In wagons 10
spent their Thanksgiving among The
ssgebrush, rabbit hunting.
THE SADDLE Rock is not only spread
ing itself on its dinner to-day, but 1t
has one of the neatest dinner cards
lmagina ole for the days occasion, Just
gezl on their bill of fare.
SPIRITURALIsM IS the the latest attrac-
ton ct the Electric Clock Exhibition.
1t Is wonderful, and no one should fail
10 see it. Positively the last oppor-
tunity to see this excellent exhibition.
SUGAR HAS been steadily advancing
for several days, aud last evening word
was received from the refneries to
the effect that it would hereafter be
sold in Salt Lake at 80 per hundred.
JOHN GROVES, of Sugar House Ward,
was arrested on the charge of unlawful
cohabitation and brought before Com
missioner Norreil. He gave bonds for
his appearance at the preliminary ex-
animation on Saturday.
A7-YEAR OLD son of the late Adam
Brown met with a peculiar accident
Yesterday. He was jumping On q spring
mattress, when his leg went through,
catching a spring wire, and tearing
cash in his leg from the ankle to the
knee.
A UNION Thanksgiving service be-
tween the Baptist, Congregationalist,
Methodist and Presbyterian churches
will be held at IL a. m. to-day in the
First Presbyterian Church. The preach.
er will be Rev. d. D. Forward, OF the
Baptist Church.
THE REGULAR monthly meeting of the
officers of the Y. l.. M. 1. A will be
held Saturday, December 1st. at the
residence of Mrs. Maria Y. Dougall,
No. 40 North West Te nple Street, at ii
6. m. All interested are invited to at
tend. MARY A. FREEZE, President
In TEE case of the Crescent Mining
Company VS.. Wasatch Mining Com
pany, which came up in the Supreme
Court yesterday. the motion for a re-
hearing was denied by the unanimous
action of the court. Jacob II. Walcott,
of TooeIe, was appointed United
States commissioner.
TEMPERATURE YESTERDAY as reported
By the signal Service Office: At6a.m.
Salt Lake. IS; Helena, II; Boise City,
%; Fort WashakIe, so; Rawlins, %. AT
IL a. m.-Salt Lake, 43: Ogden, A:
Stockton SO; Bingham, 49, Park City,
80; Provo, 40; Alta, 81
@. L. FREY, president of the Salt Lake
Improvement Company, has bought
ont the interest of Thompson, Allen &
Steele in Terrace Heights, where extern
give improvements will shortly be
made. L. r. Enrich and other Colo
RADIO Springs capitalists are interested in
the matter.
a YOUNG man was brought before
Commissioner Norrell yesterday morn
ing charged with embezzlement. The
d efendant gave bonds for his appear
ance next Monday. Late last evening
it was learned that settlement was be-
ing made and that the entire affair
would in all PROBABILITY be amicabiy ar
ranged.
THANKSGIVING DAY will be observed
at the PeBitentiary in royal style. The
dinner will be served at O'Clock under
the auspices of President George z.
Cannon, with the assistance of Messrs.
Arnold. Wilcken and others. 1t is ex-
pected that 230 prisoners will sit down
10 the spread and some fifty turkeys.
will satisfy the healthy appetites. The
city Jail, hospitals, Orphans Home and
other public homes will give a turkey
feast to their inmates.
AFTER LANGUISHING SIX months IN the
Pen. on the going charge, Bishop
Thomas Harper, Of Calls Fort, James
ByWater, of Brigham Cltv, and n @.
Andsrsol, # Hyrum, we're released
yesterday. Mr.. Bywater had hearing
before Commissioner Pisl ce, aud Har-
per and Anderson before Commissioner
NorreI, and were ordered released from
further punishment, they already hav-
ing served thirty days additional be-
cause of the heavy fines imposed.
THERE HAS been considerable talk
durinp the past summer of a match
race between Broncho Jack and ursty
BOB. Last nigh the owners of the
former placed $500 in the hands of
Barney Harvey on the race which was
IN take place at 2 O'Clock this afternoon.
-, D., opa Of tho Owners Ot DuStv