The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-09-25
LOCAL BRIEFS

McCoRNIcK & Co. received yesterday
Hanauer bullion, valued at 81 $50.
HYDE & GRIFFIN Co. have the finest
oysters in can and buls ever received
in Salt Lake.
THE SILVER Grays and Nationals will
meet at Washington Park on Thursday
and Saturday next.
WELLS, FARGO g. 90. s shipments yes
te day we're: Base bullion, $1,000; ore,
$I,400. Total, $4,000.
THE SALE OF 1850 COO OF the bonds of
Salt Lake City corporation occurs at
the Office Of the treasurer to-day.
MANAGER SCARFF sontemplates giving
an athletic exhibition at Washington
Park some time during Conference.
T.R JONES & Co. received Germania
bullion yesterday valued at $l1 CS5 II;
silver aud lead ores, IL COZ 10. Total,
so, 692 81.
The DgPUTY whom Sheriff Burt sent
to Reno for Bob Collins, the escaped
Jail bird, left for Salt Lake with his
prisoner yesterday.
YESTERDAY MORNING a. J. White sold
a six acre tract SPORT distance outh
of the city to Mr. Young. manager of
the boarding house at Scoield.
TEE FALL meeting of the Overland
Park Club of Denver, Col, opens on
October 10th and lasts for one week.
We acknowledge the receipt OF the
usual courtesies.
The MADISON Square sale commences
%
O'Clock. Half dozen boys have been
lowering about the Theater dreaming
the happy hours away ever since mid
night Saturday.
A COLLISION between a couple of car
riages on South Temple Street on Sun
day evening resulted in a lady being
rather badly shaken, several others
bruised and both vehicles damaged to
considerable extent.
ADELL KIMBALL, an alleged plural
wife of Bishop Kimball, Of Kanosh, was
arrested at Bouutiful on Saturday last
on the charge of fornication. She gave
bonds for her appearance before the
grant jury at Provo yesterday.
a swILL wagon, loaded with several
headless barrels full of restaurant
refuse, passed along Second South
Street yesterday leaving stream OF
filth in It's wake. Il would seem that
this was proper case for police inter
ference.
PROF. KENT, p ho has been selected
Judge of the great pand contest 10 take
place on Friday next at Provo denies
that he has given orders for full suit
of cham armor. He says he does not
anticipate that his position on that day
will ne an onerous one, aud says all
who attend will be treated to some fine
pmusic.
FIGURES REPRESENTING the two Presi-
Dental candidates attract considerable
attention in frCnt of a Main Street
clothing house. Both are very fair
licensees, but HarrIsons whiskers nave
assumed very cold appearance, and a
glance suffices to convince one that the
wind will blow through them in No
Tember next.
THE DEMAND for space in THE SEMI
WEEKLY HERALD has neCessitated an
enlargement of that issue TO twelve pages
until after the Fair and Conference.
The country edition OF THE HERALD is
the great medium for reaching out OF
town people at their homes, and mer-
chants who have Fair and Conference
announcements 10 make, appreciate the
fact.
TEMPERATURE YESTERDAY. as furnished
by Serse cant Fitzmaurice, of the Signal
Service Office: At 8 a. n,-Sait Lake,
So; Helena, ~; Fort Custer, ~; Boise,
As; Rawlins. 46 At IL q. m.-Salt
Lake, 70; Ogden, TO-; Stockton, 10;
Bingham, y; Park City, IS; Provo, p;
Alta, 68 Garfield Beach, p; Brighton,
So.
TRE FUNERAL of Mrs. Hannah
Young, wife OF Patriarch Lorenzo D.
Young, occurred at the First Ward
meeting house ct p. m. yesterday.
The speakers ware Bishop Warburtep,
William g. Young, and Seymour B.
Young The bereaved husband also
MADE 8 few feeling remarks. thanking
his friends for their many IN anifssta-
tious Of kindness in lis hour of sffiic- |
ton.
HENRY G. BOYLE. of Payson; Joseph |
LuDcetord, of Provo; Henry HametoD,
OF Spanish Fork; Bishop William
Bringhurst, of Toquerville; Silas q. |
Higgins, of st. George; Bishop Marcus
Fnnk and John Tanner, of Wa hington,
were released from the Pen. and &C.
parted for their homes yesterday. |
Hiram Church, of Pauguitch, also
-1aesed muster before the Commissioner.
Int was held on the charge of poly
oamv. to answer which he must appear
hefoTe the court at Beaver. He had
given bonds. but the papers were con-
snmed in the Beaver Courthouse fire.