The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-05-27
LOCAL BRIEFS.

fore last evening.
PEDERsEN's BAND appears daily at
Garfield in choice selections.
T.R. JoNEs & Co. received, May 26,
1888: Germania bullion, 81 ,734.
THE MAN Who fails to register now,
will regret it when election Gay daWns.
No BARBER shops viii be open to. day
for shaving, but baths can be had as
usual.
BISHOP WILLIAM T. REID, of Mant1,
was released from the Penitentlary
yesterday.
THE DEsERET WOODEN MILLS Co. Will
have fine exhibit Of their products IN
the exposition car.
MCCORMICK i Co. Yesterday received
Hanauer bullion, 200; silver and LEAD
ores, 81, 200; total, 3,4UO.
JOE HOUSE was arrested yesterday
for selling liquor On Sunday. he lett
$50 to secure his appearance for trial.
THERE ARE messages at the Western
Union Telegraph ONCE for Mrs. J. n
Hendal, J. II. Johnson and Harry b.
Black.
THOMAS BLAKE and Christopher Jones
came under the protection OF the
American eagle, in the Third District
Court yesterday.
The FUNERAL services over the re-
mains of Mrs. Ann Grix will be held to-
dsy, at 8 D m, in the Fourteenth Ward
Assembly Rooms.
THERE WILL be meeting of the
board of commissioners on capitol
grounds Monday, the 2Sth. at II O'Clock
noon, at the Governors office.
The STUDENTS OF All Hsllows College
attired in heir new uniforms, paraded
on Main Street yesterday. They at
tracted considerable attention.
The ACCOUNTS OF Joseph NJ. Cohen,
United States Commissioner, located al
Park City, were presented and allowed
in the Third District Court yesterday.
The MARRIAGE certificates of Frank
Shafer and Emma J. Cooper and J. Il.
Luck and Elizabeth M. Moore have
been filed with the clerk Of the Probate
Court.
TIE RACES which were to have taken
place at the Jordan Park trac K yester-
day, and which were postponed on ac-
count of the weather, will come OF to-
morrow.
COMMISSIONS WERE, yesterday, issued
BY Secretary Hall to ?. @. Morland,
mayor, and r. B. Thorne and J.
Plowman, justices of the peace, of
Smithtield.
CoALrER & SNELGRovE have received
three of the latest popular airs: 1.-The
Song for Me-" "The Maid of the Nil"
vocal, and 1.-THE Shepherds Farewell"
Instrum entail.
THE PROGRAMME for the general con-
ference of the Young Mems Mutual
improvement Associations, which will
be held on June I'd and Sd, appears in
ar other column this morning.
THE DIRECTORS of the Chamber of
Commerce held a meeting last night to
consider the ACCESSIBILITY of sending the
mineral specimens belonging to the
Chamber east in the exposition car.
IT IS now learned that it was not
Giant Powder that caused the death of
young Hayes at the Daily Mine at Park
City. but another and entirely different
brand of explosive-Hereules powder.
Mr.. Cuunington is our authority for
this statement.
In OUR report of the proceedings in
the Police Court yesterday, it was
enormously stated that George Budd
was implicated with Charles Woodruff
in case of petty larceny. Mr.. Budd
was in attendance merely as witness.
He is not that kind of man.
SAT- LAKE LODGE of Elks, have &C:
cepted the invitation OF Mr. Gill and
will attend in body, the opening per-
Torrance of the Soap Bubble Com
pany at the Opera House on the goth
inst. A social session of the order will
be held at the close Of the show.
Mr.. G. H. IsLAUB, of Ogden, sends for
copies of the SEMI-WEEKLY HERALD
en- account of the exercises
at Manti, and kindly writes: The en-
terprise of your journal in getting the
most complete and elaborate account of
the Temple dedication is and should be
Mr.. F. o. WEBB, and Miss Mary a.
Walsh, both OF this city, were married
at Logan, on the 23d instant, and were
given a reception at the residence of
G. A. Hill, on Third Street, on Thurs
day evening. A large number of friends
of the happy couple were present, and
Ihost enjoyable evening was spent.
ITHE TOTAL output of base metals and
ofes for the week ending Saturday,
May Goth is as follows:
Pounds
Is cars bullion. ............-.... 323, 9SS
10 cSrs silver and lead ores. 1896, 5es
z cara copper ore. Observation-Disclosures. 22,500
"a valued at s68,o2s
THE LATEST news of the condition of
Apostle Erastus Snow will be read with
widespread sorrow. His illness has
now lasted for some time. and tidirgs
received from his bedside yesterday
were to the effect that he was gradu-
ally growing weaker. The public will
await the receipt of farther intelligence
with the keenest anticipation and
anxiety.
THAT THB SUNDAY HERALD is pre-
eminentIy the paper for advertisers is
again fully attested by the live and
bristling state of our columns this
morning THE SUNDAY HERALD is q |
reflex of the business of our progressive
city and in its columns can be found |
the hest evidences of how trade is, and |