The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-03-20
LOCAL BRIEFS

TEMPERATURES, YEsTERDAY-maximum
d.; minimum, 30.
a RAYMOND excursion party will ar
rive mere On the 18th inst.
HyaUM HILL was run in by the police
last nlgnt, for drunkenness.
T. r. JONES & Co. Yesterday received:
Germania bullion, s. 064.5S.
JoHE MAsUIRE, Of Montana theatrical
fame. Was IN oa!t Lake yesterday.
GEORGE z. BLAIR has been appointed
a notary public for Salt Lake County.
THERE ARE messages at the Western
Union Telegraph Office for Felix Iombs
and ANNE Roy, No 81.
MCCORMICK & Co, yesterday, re-
ceived; Hanauer bullion, IS 0; silver
and lead ores, 81 800. Total, So LOO.
BENTON AND Hedges, a. the Union
ticket office. report travel as bel2g very
brisk; sleepers are in great demand.
CAMPoBELLo Is giving concerts in
Butte, and an exchange from that
classic city refers TO his fame as tenor.
THE D. " Z. G. will sell Conference
tickets from April 81 to the Sth. going
to Salt Lake, good until April 18th, re-
turning.
JoHN H. SmART. of Union Fort, and
James Wood, of Tooele, were released
FROM the Yenitentiary yesterday after
no0a, after o9IGg examined By Com
missioner Norreu.
CHARLES AND May Miller, who es
capped from the City Jai some time
ago, while serving terms Tor vagrancy,
we're captured las; nigh by Officers
Salmon and Bateman.
JAMES DAD WE'LL, formerly priytte
secretary to L. w. Bennett. will here
after act as assistant to Mr.. FOrh3n.
secretary CT .he Chamber OF Commerce.
lilo will assume his new duties this
morning.
SAMUEL COOPER late OF England, BIZ:
Eow o. sal Lake County, was admitted
to citizenship, by Judge Zane, yester-
DIV. George d. Symuu5 made aepii-
cauol. but il Was fused, the proof
offered being insufficient.
EXCURSION TICKETS from Butte to Salt
Lake and return. good for ten days
Gs.y,,,,y and six months returning, are
Oh sale IN Butte, San Frsn2isc1 tickets,
good for use ID sixty days, with stop
over privileges at Salt Lake, $75.
NOTICE HAS been received from Mr.. P.
J. Flynn, general agent of the Atchi-
son, Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad at
Denver, that the strike on that system
has terminated. and that all passenger
end freight traffic is moving with usual
regularity over that line.
The year old son of Levi Philips,
of the Ninth Ward, me- with q severe
accident yesterday. The little fellow
was PLAYING with pair OF small scis
sors, when he tripped and fell, tn
points entering the pupil of the eye.
DIR. @enedIct, who was called in &
attend the little one says there is but
little hope of saving the sight.
A COUPLE of signs on First South
street drew no little attention yester-
day. On the pile of mud recently raked
I'D near The Emporium corner appeared
the legend: For Sale. So 900 per foot
Apply to Catcaem d. Go Farther
along. in front of Simon Brothers, was
one bearing this notice: "a Choice Spot
FOR Sale Ch ap. No Options. Apply
TO Gall g. Cheek"
TIE UTAH & Nevada will soon COM
mence rur ming a weekly train to Gar
field Beach for the accommodation Of
real estate men and others who desire
to impress upos. our visitors-whose
name will be legion from this time on
the lake as being the greatest attraction
in the entire west. A special train raI
out Saturday evening, and several en-
tered he water among them doctor
from GuDnison.
JUDGE Powers, who was recently ap
pointed by the Court to defend the IadJ
whose real name is Hannah Bright
more but who is more popularlV
known as 1.-THE Grantsville Terror,
yesterday conceived the idea that /
would he good idea to fill in the time
while the Court was awaiting dilato
attorneys, by trying his client. TIL,
case had not been SET, and Judge Zanr
refused to grant the melton 81
Hannah ianguisheth.