The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-06-05
LOCAL BRIEFS

WELLS, FARGO & Co.'s shipments yes
terday were: Ore, So 800.
The WORK # tearing down the old
Overland House Was commenced yester-
Day.
WASHINGTON JENKINS, of Ogden, has
bean appointed notary Tor weber
County.
IMMENSE PUNCHES of sheep now dot
the Jordan Range, between Salt Lake
and Garfield Beach.
THEE APPLICATIONS for marriage
licenses have been filed with the CLERK
of the Probate Court.
THE WHITE tents of the newly arrived
soldiers show up IN pleasing contrast to
the green hills north Of Fort Douglas.
MCCORMICK & Co. yesterday received !:
Hanauer bullion, 81, 400; silver and lead
ores. $500; Crescent, $500. Total,
SIS, 5000
THERE WAS heavy snow storm at
Park CITY on Monday morning, several
inches OF the beautiful falling. The
snow had disappeared from the town
last evening, but still lies OF the noun
tains and in the gulches.
YESTERDAY Mr.. JOHN PAUL, pro-
prietor of the Empire Meat Market,
made an assignment Tor the benefit OF
bis creditors. The assignees are John
W White, Harry Groves, and William
Fuller. Particulars as to the extent of
the liabilities, ETC., will be learned to-
day.
AN INDIVIDUAL, whose name was not
learned leaned over and conidentaily
whispered in the ear of a friend. last
evening, that work on broad guage
railway in Ogden Cany~n would cJln-
mance within six days. He also ad
united that it might be the Illinois
Central.
A GREAT deal of interest is taken in
the match race between the two flyers
Don Angus and Pomp, which comes
OF at the Jordan River Driving Para
tomorrow afternoon. Pools on the
event - the amount of 81 200 were sold
at the cullen last night cy LOUIS
Hyames, the betting being even. Pools
will be sold again tonight.
The WORK of arranging the exhibits
in the exposition car is still going on,
but it is expected that everything will
be completed by this morning, when
the Car will be open for public lnspec-
ton. But for the delay on the part OF
the public in sending in their exhibits,
the car would have left here Il day or
two ago. It will probably start on its
long journey tomorrow.
ENGINEER LoWRIE arrived in this city
on Sunday, and yesterday, in company
with City Surveyor Fox. made an ex-
animation of the Jordan River north
of Pettit's falm, where. il Is said, the
sewage will be emptied II the river is
utilized at ali. Mr.. Lowrie also ex-
amined the surplus canal, and his work
will be continued to day, and report
will probably be submitted To the Guy
Council tonight.
OK SATURDAY last, the two contestiGg
mines for the chamuionsh'p of Kays-
vile nlayed the final game which re
suited in a victory for the $500 land
Stars" they having won the best three
out of five games. Score-10 to 6.
After the game some of the boys en-
gagged IL foot race, which also re-
suited in favor Of the Scot George w.
Green, Jr., winning.
On SATURDAY last. Mr.. Henry LUff,
an employee OF the Salt Lake Building
and Manufacturing Company, met
with a severe accident. 1t seems that
he was engaged in operating q hand
planning machine, when, owing TO the
table beng Improperly adjusted, the
board dropped, and his right hand was
caught by the knives, and ali the fingers,
except the little one, severed. Mr.. Luff
was raken to DR.. Andersons, where the
injured member was dressed.
TODAY, under most favorable au-
spices, with a constantly increasing
circulation and widening sphere Of use
fulness, THE HERALD commences it's
volume. The journal has
come to he recognized IS the peoples
popular paper, aud will continue to
work for She interests of the massas,
zai1ljEg 20 maintain their rights IN all
vAst looks 10 the advancement aud
Drosperity of the Territory generally.
TIE HERALD enters upon the nineteenth
vaar of its existence with hatterlng
prospects. an extensive circulation and
q patronage that speaks volumes for
its popularity IS an advertising
medium,