The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-11-03
LOCAL BRIEFS

WELLS, FARGO & Co.'S shipments
yesterday we're: Ore, $40 1888.
L. K. JONES 81 Co. received yesterday
Bullion, 1851 II; ores, So 1863. Al. Tots',
81 410.5S.
Disc ,URsEs TO Women on Medical
Subjects" by Mrs. DIR. Potts, at
Dryers Book store.
MCCORMICK & Co. received yesterday
Hansuer bullion, 81 400; silver and
lead ores, 81 300; Crescent ore, 81, ZOO.
Total, $14, 400.
The UTAH CENTRAL will give half
rates to those going to Ogden TO attend
they laying of thu corner stone of the
Union depot, on Monday next.
The SALT LAKE SANITARIUM AssoCIA-
TON filed its articles of Incorporation
with Secretary Hall yesterday and q
certificate was issued to them by that
officer.
THE Union Pacific passenger depart
msnt have placed OH sale at Ogden,
round trip tickets to Helena and return.
good for fifteen days; fare for round
trip $25.
FROM FIVE to ten focks of sheep.
varying from 600 to 3 GOO each, passed
through TIE city yesterday, on their
way west to winter ranges. Parley's
Canyon s fairly alive with mutto is.
The MARRIAGE certificate of Alberto
Bateman and ReDecCa Golf both of
West Jordan, was filed with Clerk Cut
Ter yesterday, Bishop Archibald Gar
diner, of West ordan, performing the
ceremony.
THE ARTICLES of Incorporation of the
Long Island Insurance Company, of
Brooklyn, N. Y, and the Security Fire
Insurance Company, of New Haven.
Conn.,, have been filed WesterfeId &
CrIsmon are the local agents of botn
companies.
ABOUT l 500 people have visited the
Battle of Gettysburg within the past
few days. On account of the electric
lights not working we'll, the cyclorama
will be closed earlier in the evenings, as
the daylight gives the grander effect.
TO-DAY, at 4 o'clock, a 100-yard foot
race will be run at the Jordan Park
track. The contestants are w. II.
Ingham, of the Fifth Ward, and Mr..
Caldwell, of PRyson. Ingham, who has
run several races, is reported as being
able to make fast time. Caldwell is a
professional.
TEMPERATURE YESTERDAY, at various
points, as reported by the Signal Service
Ofhcer.-At 6 am: Salt Lake City, SO;
Helena, So; Fort Custer, "A; Boise City,
48; Fort Washable. &c; Rawlins, 80. At
liam: Salt Lake City, 48; Ogden, 60;
Stockton, 43; Bingham, Sc; Park City,
Sc; Provo, 81 Alta, A.
THERE IS again a revival in the talk
OF starting gymnasium in this city. 1t
is likely that a meeting will be called
next We K after the election is over, to
consider the matter. A member of the
boat club said yesterday that he saw
no reason why such an organization
could not be maintained aud he intends
to work vigorously to that end.
No ADDITIONAL information has been
obtained in regard to the mysterious
disappearance of Elder Alma P.
Richards. Friends are doing all in
their power to obtain some clue to his
whereabouts. but up to last evening
nothing had been learned. The
young mans parents reside at Milton,
Morgan County. He is their only son,
and was well known as an exemplary
young man. He has a wife and two |
children, who also live at Milton.
A CITIZENS meeting is called for to-
night at the Chamber of Commerce for |
the purpose of considering the sewerage |
question. and obtaining the sense of |
City Council to proceed with the work |
at once. Those interested in calling |
the meeting favor an Immediate ex-
p3nditure of so much of the money |
now on hand from the sale of bonds |
as may be necessary 10 start the |
sewerage ball to rolling.
--LATEST REPORTS from Silver Reef say
the blaze at the stormy King mine was
quite serious. The fire was discovered |
at about O'Clock on the morning of
the Both ult., and originated on the $50.
foot leyel, from whence it spread very |
rapidly and fol lowing up the shaft,
which drew the f1amss instantly, the
valuable hosting works were destroyed |
bsfore anything could be done to save |
that part of the property. The fire is
supposed to have originated through |
some of the miners leaving their candles |
burning too close to the timers, and |
the shift having changed, no ore was |
near to prevent the fire. The shaft |
through which the flames communi-
Gated with the hosting works, was the
main one, 1t being che one through
which all the ore was brought to the |
surface. The 250-foot level is also the
most important one, the ore from which
formed the most valuable output of the |
lode. The amount of the loss has not |
as yet been ascertained, although it is
known to be heavy. The Chrissy Com
pany, who own this property, have,
with characteristic enterprise, taken |
steps looking to the immediate rebuild
ing of the works destroyed, and it will |
not be many days before everything will
be running smoothly again at the
Stormy King.
DslBctOus Warm beverages.