The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-11-06
LOCAL BRIEFS.

The OLD steps in front of the Theatre
are DeIng replaced by new ones.
GOVERNOR WEST is confined to his
room, bu; expects to be out in day or
twJ.
r. c. CAMP. of Cisco. has been COM
missioned notary public for Emery
County.
L. Il. JONES g. Co. received yesterday !:
GermauId ounon, $l,440 81; ores, ST.
$3.50 TOta. $S,07S.67.
WI. PAeKIN, If South Bountiful,
va, released from the Pen yesterday
where 10 served d term TO: unlawtui
CONSULTATION.
MCCORMICK & Co. received yesterday
Queen Q. the Hills ore, 5000; Crescent
ole 81 $50; silver and lead ores, So, 700.
Total, $l5, $50.
HON LpLAND STANFORD, of San
Francisco, accompanied oy Mrs. Stan
ford, passed through Ogden last night
eli route co san Francisco.
The GRAND eucampment l. D. o. F.,
escorted by Caution Colfax, went 10
Sanuy last evening, where they palu the
Garael1 ElCampmenE a traternal visit.
1t was Z pleasant out.
IsAAc JsNNINGS takes a train load OF
cattle east tu-Iay over the Union Pa
elf road, after waiting several days for
cars. he expects to sell in either the
Omaha or tue Chicago MARKET.
TIE SUNDAY School Union did not
hoiu a session last evening, but ad-
iourned for one month in order to give
its members an opportunity to attend
G he Y NJ. NJ l. A. conference.
REAL ESTATE matters are neither dead
nor sIumbering. The Away live firm,
Lynch 81 Glasmann will have Durgln,
the aucuoneer, rustle off seventy eight
lots in their addition next Saturday in
front af the pOstotice.
TIE COMING immigrants left Kansas
City on Sunday evening at $50 O'Clock.
II is possible that they may arrive in
this city by 7.20 this evening, but they
may not reach here until tomorrow
night at the hour named.
A NAN whose name was not learned
received sewers in uries by falling down
the stairs on the north side of the Wa
satch block on Saturday evening. He
Ras taken to Smiths drug store where
his il iuries were attended to.
a. L. MCGINEIs, postmaster at Akrep,
Ohio, sends US the pric5 OF years sub
scription to The SEMI WEEKLY HERALD
and says if he is so fortunate as to draw
the MuscatiDe lot in the Premium Dis
tribution fer 1889, that he will pack up
and emigrste to Utah.
THE FUNERAL services over the re-
mains of frankie Z. Frost were held on
Sunday. There was large attendance
of the relatives and friends of the de-
ceased. The speakers were Messrs.
Hamilton G. Park and s. B. Young.
OK MONDAY a game of baseball was
ole between a nine from the Deseret
University and picked team from the
ear tern part of the city. After making
up small purse, the game started at 3
o. m, and resulted in victory for the
University boys Of 3 to 0.
PRIVATE ADyGCEs state that Colonel
Ferry Peruvian expedition left San
francisco On the LIST inst, and the ex-
pectation is that they will be at sea
twenty-five days. The party sailed on
the steamer CutOnIG and not on Pc
ruviap bark as was generally supposed.
The FOLLOWING private dispatch re-
York last night will only add to the
confidence already felt by Mr.. Cleve-
lands friends: "Great enthusiasm
prevails. Bstting tonight 81 900 to
: S, 0 in favor Of Cleveland"
AIocAL officer has received dispatch
stating that a reward of 81 600 is offered
for the capture of Henry Hantho,
Norwegian, who murdered man at
Wardner, Idaho, few days ago. He is
described as being "a years or age, five
feet nine inches high, and of light COM
piexion.
TEMPERATURE YESTERDAY, at various
points, as reported by the Signal Service
otficer.-At 6 am: Salt Lake City,
80; Helena, "a; Boise City, 81; Folt
Washakie, 10; Kawlins, "a. At1l a. M:
Salt Lake City. 80; Ogden, 40; Stockton.
%: Bingham, "a; Park City, 81; Prove,
81; Alta, 20.
SPEAKING OF a recent trotting race in
Denver, the News says: 1.-The entries
were Tramp s., owned by L. j. Star
buck of Salt Lake City; Atlas. owned
by A, D. Carson of Kansas City, and
Little Joe, the property of w. j. Dun
can of Denver Tramp S.. won the
race in three straight heats. Little Joe
secoud and Atlas third. The Salt Lake
horse won so easily as to create we'll
founded impression after the first heat
that he would capture first money.
The race was interesting chiefly on &C
count OF the contest for second place.
Little Joe had the call on Atlas for posi-
ton after the first heat, but the latter
did not propose to surrender without
struggle. The two flyers are very evenly
and
fuaI triumph would have been exceed
5ugly doubtful had not Atlas, at crit.
cal momen is, insisted on breaking
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