The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-06-20
LOCAL BRIEFS

THE INCOMING passenger traffic is re-
ported as quiet.
A COMPANY of scandinavian Saints
arrived Ia thls city last evening.
McCoRYICK g. Co. received yesterday
Uanauer bullion, valued at 81, 500.
II. R. JOINS & Go. received yester-
dav: Germania bullion, valued al
S1,162.20.
A CASE of scarlet fever is reported at
the residence of Charles Snyder, on
Ninth East Street
THE FOURTH of July committee were
abroad again yesterday. Their report is
Very generally successful"
THE EXCAVATION for the new roller
mill near the Salt Lake Chemical
Works has been completed and rock
laying begun.
TIE MARRIAGE certificate of J. Homer
Bard of this city, and Emma NJ. Thor
son, has been fled with the clerk of the
Probate Court.
YESTERDAY MORNING a span OF street
car mules broke away, and made trip
to the Sixth Ward terminus with the
tongue of car dragging behind them
tbs SIGN in James & Co.'s window
s'Teu Good Diggers Wanted" caused
sone one to inquire of that firm
whether they were going to set up
Wild West show.
The INAUGURAL ball at the new Peni-
Tertiary occurs this evening. The
many acceptances received In repIy to
the Invitations sent out leave no douot
as to a social success.
JULIA WARE HOWE, will lecture in the
G. A Il. Hall on Saturday evening.
She will arrive here on Friday. and on
that evening will be given q reception
between the hours of and IL pm.
THE FAMILY of the late John Muzzell,
the veteran fireman, desire TO express
their thanks to the members OF the Fire
Department for turning out at his tu
ueral, which was held on Sunday last.
john G. OsTLER. of Nephi, who was
arrested on the 14th inst. for unlawful
cohs biration has been released npon
furnishing 500 to secure his appear
ance before Commissioner Morehouse
on July ID.
A sIx-YEAR oil BOY named Robert
Snowden was taken to the City Hall
yesterday morning. The boy said that
that he had lost his way home on Mon
day evening and sleptin lucern patch
over night. His parents called for him
later in the day.
EVERyBoDY SHOULD attend the Fourth
of July meeting at the Chamber OF
Commerce this evening. The commit
tee have now raised about 81 500. and
will doub less raise at least 81 900 more
There should be a rousing attendance.
There will be rousiDg celebration.
The RA1SsToRM yesterday happened
at the right time AMI place. In the
RAYS OF the declining sun last evening,
the foIiage, washed clean and bright.
took on O lovely appearance, and
SO med to bear out the oft-repeated
assertion-the prettiest city in the
United States.
IT WAS III nOred on the streets yester-
day that Dan. Claws, a brother of Will
lam Claws, of this city, had been shot
and killed at Bingham. The only
foundation for the rumor was the fact
that a telephone message was received
here yesterday, stating that Mr.. Clays
was quite sick, and requesting his wife
to come out Bingham.
lions Home Monthly for June is be =
fore US. 1t grows in attractions with
elch number The one now before US
contains an excellent view of the Manti
Temple. the grou ID for which was dedi :
Gated by President Young IN 1877. and
the building dedicated by President
Woodruff. May 2lst, 1888. This maya
zine Will surely win its way.
THE OGDEN team came down yester-
dav, eager for the frav, but
the usual luck was on Manager
Scarf's heels, and the rain and
windstorm killed the game. At4.30 the
sun was shining and the diamond in
fine shane, but as the Ogden boys could
not stop over till to-day, arrangements
were made to play the game in Ogden
on Friday, the Nationals full team
going up at the Ogdenites expense AS
there are no fenced grounds up there.
THE Weberites will be invited to grand
treat free.
THE OFFICERS, teachers and pupils Of
the Twelfth Ward Sabbath School will
celebrate their annual outing at Liberty
Park on Thursday, June 21st. Super
intendent o ?. AR old will run several
mammoth excursion cars on the occa-
sion. leaving the Twelfth Ward AS
sembly Hall at $50 and IL O'Clock a m.
sharp. Swinging, base ball. croquet,
foot race, quo Is, etc, ipterspersed with
cakes, candies, nuts oranges, ice cream
and lemonade, will be the order of the
day. The m anaeemepto of the Salt Lake &
Fort Douglas Railroad Company have
kindly consented TO run special train
in the afternoon from the Park to Fort
Douglas and return. The ward resi-
dents in gene al and parents Of Sunday
school children particularly, are
earnestly invited to attend and assist
in making everything pleasant for the
little ones.