The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-11-01
LOCAL BRIEFS
oh, what tangled web they make,
When politicians make break"


When politicians make break
The Utah Agricutturist for November
rs st hand.
THERE IS a message at the Western
Union telegraph office for E. B. Mason.
T. K. JONES & Co. received yesterday:
Germania bullion, $685.. Al.
WELLS, FARGO & Co.'S shipments
yesterday we're: Base bullion, $1,310.
RANsFoRD SMITH, of Ogden. has been
appointed a notary public for Weber
County.
THE RAINsToRM of yesterday in the
valley was followed by heavy fall of
snow on the Wasatch range.
Two PRISONERS bound for the Pen.
came up on the regular Denver q Rio
Grand Western last evening.
McCoRu1CK & Co. yesterday received:
Hauauer bullion. 81 200; Queen of the
Hills ore, 1915. Total, So It's.
ELDER VINCENT PUGMIRE, of st.
Charles, Bear Lake County, Idaho,
who has been on mission east, is re-
ported as dead. Further particulars
will be doubtless forthcoming to-day.
MARRIAGE CERTIFICATES were filed
with @ ERIK Cutler yesterday as follows:
Nils Larsen and Elizabeth Ann Coult,
both Of Sandy; Russell L. Bean. of Og-
den, and Annie Zarun, of Lincoln,
Nebraska. Both ceremonies were per-
formed by Judge Smith.
THOMAS w. JENNINGS has returned
from a short trip to Grantsville Mining
L., I'D
property III which he is interested. He
speaks i'll encouraging terms of his
Third Term mine, from which ship
lment of good ore will soon be made.
Nv. JONES, who recently returned
from a tour up City Greek, says he was
very much astonished to find that many
springs that for years have acted as
feeders to the stream are now as dry as
q bone-a circumstance that has never
before happened in the history OF this
city.
TEMPERATURES YESTERDAY, at various
points, as reported by the Signal Service
officer AT 6 am: Self Lake City, So;
Helena, SO; Fort Custer, 40; Boise City,
40; Fort Washable, SO. At II a. M:
Salt Lake City, 81; Ogden, 60; Stock
Ton, So; Bingham, ga; Park City, "a /;
Provo, g; Alta, A.
The hop given by the officers Social
Club IL Recreation Hall at Fort Dou-
gIas last evening was a grand affair.
Notwithstanding the inclement weather
nearly every livery carriage in the city
was brought into service in carrying
the civilian contingent to the fort. 1t
was decided success.
readers oversight made The HERALD
saw that q Handful" of people assem-
bIed at the Music Hall in Kaysville on
Monday evening, on the occasion of
the d Democratic rally. A "houseful' of
people was written, the meeting being
large and enthusiastic.
a CORRESPONDENT writes as follows:
S'I have parrot aud young lady liv-
ing with me. The latter has two cali
ers. When one of them drops in she
5says: Kiss me, Polly and the other Is
greeted with formal Good evening,
Polly Why should the bird make
such discrimination" We give it up.
JUDGE Powers and other enthusiastic
Liberals were yesterday distributing
campaign badges of white satin, on
which is printed in red ink: 1888
Baskin for Congress.-A Common
Cause Unites U.s." Each devout Lib
eral is expected to keep one pinned
over his palpitating heart until after
4Baskip is defeated.
&Ea. RYAN, a gentleman who has had
q good deal to do with the construction
of sewers in Kans City and Denver,
is in salt Lake with view to making
contract for the works in Salt Lake.
He saws the city will make mistake II
the construction is put off, and states
that he would contract to do the work
10 per cent. cheaper this winter than IL
could be done next spring.
ALMA P. RICHARDS young Mormon
missionary, who has been laborlng III
the Southern States, has disappeared,
and 1t is reported that while earnest
and Entiring efforts have been made,
no idea Of his whereabouts can be
sscertained. His family last heard
from him In August. His home is
in PAngultch, Garfield County. 1t is
said that the latest adVices from the
southern mission are strongly IN favor
of the theory that he has been foully
dealt with.
THE Y. M. M. I. A. of the Eight zenith
Ward held their meeting last evening,
and though the at .endence was not as
largo as could have been desired, the
greatest interest was manifested by
those present. The election of officers
resulted as follows: President, b. NJ.
Wells; counselorS. B. s. Young and f.
E. Barker; secretary, w. 0. Ridges; as
sistant secretary. 0rvin Morris; trea-
surer, John Nicholson, Jr. choir leader,
II. G. Whitney. Meetings will be held
every Wednesday evening, commencing
at z: 80 o'clock.
DR.. EWING, the Penitentiary phi ysi-
sian, met with a disagreeaole, though
not serious, accident last evening In
the extreme darkness two wheels of his
buggy ran off the bridge crossing the
big ditch near the Peuitentiary gates,
tipping the buggy over and landing the
doctor in the mud aid water, all mixed
up with the horse ant vehicle. He
called for help and the guards SOON
appeared on the scene and got him out.
he was completely soaked through and
covered with mud from head TO foot,
mt sustained no other injury.
DON'T forget the entertainment at the