The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-10-11
LOCAL BRIEFS.

ONE LONE drunk was picked up by the
police la t night.
T.R. JONES & Co. yesterday received:
Bullion, $4,000 10.
A SMALL tea party was given by Mrs.
D. a Smiley last evening.
THE SALT Lake Soap Company ex
poets to begin operations within lew
days.
SERIES of painting were on exhl-
bi ion at the Fourteenth Ward Assem-
lily Rooms last night,
MCCoRNICK e. Co. received yesterday:
Hansuer bullion. 81 go; silver and lead
ores, $i,700; total, So 80.
WELLS, FARGO & Co. yesterday re-
C .ived: Ore. $40 724.04; Dase bullion,
$702037; total, ST., 7444 Al.
AN OLD lady when going down First
South Street last night fell on the pave
ment and was considerably bruised.
JOSEPH LEEK has been taken to the
ASYLUM at Provo. This institution now
bas,I09 patients. It's capacity is for 70.
JAMES SARLL, the gentleman injured
b falling INTO an excavation on South
temple street, is progressing very
favorably.
COPIES OF the Revised Ordinances of
S ut Lake City are being distributed.
The City Councillors received theirs on
tuesday evening.
THE TWENTIETH Ward Institute, one
of the Oldest institutions of its kind n
the city, will reopen for the winter
season this evening.
CHARLES F. WIEGAND, representing
the Natural Gas company, is in the city
arranging for the appearance of the
company here on the 18th Ind 10Th.
A COAT AND vest were found at the
corner of Second East and First South
Streets early yesterday morning. The
clothing was taken to the City Hall.
The CONCERT for the benefit of the
yellow fever Sufferers comes OFF at the
Grand Opera House tonight. Tickets
will be sold at the usual theatrical
prices.
The UPPER stories of the Wasatch
Block have been repaired and re-
novated and now present handsome
appearance. An elevator is to be put
in and other Improvements made.
The CHAMBER of Commerce exhibits
recently shown at the Territorial Ex-
position are once more being placed in
position. When the exhibit now at
Sioux City arrives, the Chamber will be
considerable of an exposition in itself.
BUSINESS IN the police court yester-
day was exceptionally quiet. the only
transactions being the forfeiture of two
81 deposits placed there by I. G. Gill
and Alfred Isom for appearance to an
:s%er to the charge of leaving their
teams unhitched.
THE BALL given in the A o. U. W.
Hall by the Fore Jters last evening
was very pleasant affair. Some forty
couples were present, and all in the
best of spirits and dancing mood. An
excellent programme of dances was
gone through with.
MARSHAL SOLOMON complains that the
ordinance forbidding the distributing of
dodgers and other advertising matter
on the streets, is virtually dead letter.
The law is violated every day, and
should either be enforced or erased
from the statute books.
TEMPERATURE YESTERDAY, as reported
by the Signal Service Office: At a.m.-
salt Lake, 49; Helena, SO; Fort Custer,
81: Boise, AZ; Fort Washable, So; Raw
Inns, 80. At IL q. m.-Salt Lake, 80;
Ogden SO; Stockton, go; Bingham, So;
Park City, So; Provo, 60; Alta 80.
ELLEN MILLER, wife OF John Miller,
IF Nephi, and sister of the late William
CLAYTON, of this city, died at IL o'clock
last night at the residence OF Mrs.. M.
A TevIor 335 p Street. She is the
LADY from whom DR.. Benedict took n
enormous tumor, as reported in yes
terday's HERALD.
THE MEMBERS of the Twentieth Ward
Institute and saints of the Ward are
invited to be present at the School
House this evening Thursday at 7.30,
at the opening meeting OF the In stitute.
A fine progr anime has been prepared,
and it is expected the meeting will be
an interesting one.
MRS. L. G. TRENT, who lives in the
Seventeenth Ward, had tall scare yes
terday morning, Her little boy, just able
to toddle, wandered off and was no
where to be found. She telephoned il
haste to Mr.. Trent. who jumped into
bHogv and started off to scour the
STRAITS in search of the little wanderer.
He pulled up at THE HERALD Office just
as a girl was entering the Office with
bareheaded child to inquire whether
there he'd been any inquiry for lost
child. Mr.. Trent claimed his property
in quick time and bundled it off to the
mother. The little one was found
playing on Main Street.
PERSONAL.