The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-12-27
LOCAL BRIEFS.

MCCORMICK & Co. yesterday received
Woodside ore, sc. $50.
SoRENsoN s. CARLQUIsT were very gen.
erous 10 their employees on Christina .
WELLS. FARGO & Co.'S shipments
Yesterday were: Ore, SIS 500; fine bars,
$33 7S4. Total, $40,584.
INSURE IN the old reliable Union Mlltuc
Life hts 20 Established, 1847. Policy
mont orfeitable. Address, box 735 for
circulars.
The PosToFFICE EN- 81 wees presented
Postmaster Barratt with 8 hands ONE
ond massive gold headed cane on
Christmas Day.
The CONTRACT for the depot at Garden
City Was awasde yesterday, for 81 $50
TO the Salt Lake Building 81 Manufac-
turing Company.
On SUNDAY night Deputies Norreil and
Bennett ralded Lehl and arrested VII
I lam Quincy, Mons Andersen, A. d.
Rhodes aad 5. Briggs, on the charge OF
unlawful cohabition.
ABOUT $25 in cash and some articles
of clothing were stolen from Mullett 8
store on Christmas night. The burg
lars Obtained an entrance to the store
by breaking in the back door.
Lo Is in town, and he is quite
TNmerOus. He is after his annual
Oh istn as gift, but, unlike his brother in
olden times, haught,!y refuses biscuit
and demands the COIN IF the realm.
THE BEST holiday gift is life insur-
ance policy in favor OF your family, in
the reliable Manhattan Company, es-
tabIished in 1850. payable in ten, fl
teen, or twenty years. Fuller u Young
agents.
BIR. JOHN HAGUE, of Nephi, guaran-
teed The D. & Il. g. eight acres OF ground
adjoining the Nephl Mill Manufactur-
ing Company for stations, if they would
run from Spanish Fork and conaect
with the Sanpete Valley Railroad.
THERE WAS q light attendance at the
meeting of the tax payers of the Elgh-
teenth School District last evening,
when the proposition to raise $500 to
buy Iaud and erect schColhouse was
voted down by slight majority.
MARSHAL DYER yesterday received
dispatch from the Acknowledgement to
the effect that the President bad par
who is serving a term on the going
charge. IiI-health is the reason as
signed.
The POLICE ran in drunk at a late
hour last nighr. He had basket of
dressed chickens with him and tie
suspicion is that he stole them, though
there is no proof OF this. If anyone has
lost the birds they can get them on ap-
plicatien at police headquarters.
TEMPERATURE YESTERDAY, as reported
from the Signal Service office.-At Ga.
M: SILT Lake City, "a; Helena, 6
below; Fort Custer. 8 below; Boise
City, "a; Fort Washakie, u below;
RawIins, below. At IL am:
Salt Lake City 30; Ogden, %; Stockton,
q; Bingham, 30; Park City, 81; Provo,
So; Alta, 10.
TDH MAS DANIELS, the Tatchmsn at
THE Deuve! & Rio Grande depot, was
badly buaten By three toughs near the
Metropolitan Hotel on Christmas night.
Daniels had arrested a man for being
drunk at 9 saloon near the depot. and
was taking MIN to the City Hail. when
he broke and run. The officer over
took the man at the place mentioned
above. but he had been joined by two
other men. ana When OauleIS trleu W
take him all three pOunced upon the
officer aud beat him and were soon
,-oUtef sight.
Mas. SARAH NJ. PRATT, wife Of the late
Apostle Orson Pratt, died at the resi-
dence Of hsr son, Arthur, at II % p. II.
on Christmas day. Ms. Pratt was
nearly 70 of age and, though of strong
constitution, she had suffered consider
able OF late from rheumatism, which,
finally reaching her heart, was the
cause of her death OF her twelve
children but five are still living, and
these all have their homes in this city.
They are: Orson, Harmel, Laron and
Arthur Pratt, and Mrs. Celestia Tyler.
The funeral will take place from the
residence of Arthur Pratt, los Street,
to-day at p. m.