The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-10-14
LOCAL BRIEFS

SMALL pJx is prevalent at Reno, Ne
VIDA.
ONLY ONE wayfarer fell BIZ the way
side last night, and was oVechaaled ny
the police
II r. JONES g. Co. Yesterday received !:
Bullion, S1,72l.36; ore, $S,672.3l. Total,
$40 3Y3 67
McCoRNIcK &c Co. received yesterday:
Hanauer bullion, So $50; silver and lead
Utss. 81, $50 Total. $I0,700
THERE ARE messages at the Western
Union Telegraph Office for Mrs. Lottie
Bryant aud CARA Mathew.
WELLS, FARGO e. Co. yesterday re-
caived: Ore, 81, l46 SO; foe bars, S38.-
341.78; base aullion, So ,457.17. Total,
SIS .945 81.
MRS BURROWS, the miliiner, on Main
Street, is first and foremost with her
opera stock. Ladies can not call TOO
early to get suited.
The WILLARDs and Silver Greys meet
on Washington Square on Friday next,
as3 -. The stakes will be $50 @ side
andsone-haif thu gate receipts.
On AND after Monday the Union Pa
cifc will have through sleeper out of
Denver for Chicago, and also sleeper
from Cheyenne to st. Louis via Denver
Snd Kansas City.
BoB WATSON and Donald Campbell
were arrested yesterday evening for
disturbing the peace. Each deposited
$40 fo- his appearance az the Police
Court on Monday.
&c
Wells will be held at the residence on
Canyon Road tomorrow, at l O'Clock.
President D. H. Wells is expected to be
present from Manti.
A RUNAWAY caused no little excite
ment yesterday, as it tore down a
Main Street sidewalk, barely missing
two ladies and little child, and putting
TO fight couple of hundred others.
In oUR summary of the amount ''for
sewerage, yesterday, Block So, through
a typographical error, was quoted at
Sl33.70. 1t should have read, S433,-
T00.09-a slight difference.
TEMPERATURE YESTERDAY, as reported
by the Signal Service Office: At 6 am
Salt Lake, Sc; Helena, As; Fort Custer,
IS; Boise, As; Rawlins, AZ. At IL a m.
Salt Lake, So; Ogden. 60; Stockton,
60; Bingham, SIS; Park City, 81; Provo,
So; Alta, 40.
TIE MONEY held by Doc. Winslow, Of
the Walker douse-$1,000, to be placed
in equal sums on the results of the
election in Connecticut, New jersey,
New York and Indiana, and on the
general result. found Republican tax
ers yesterday.
THE MATCH race yesterday afternoon
Between Tramp S. and Broncho Jack
resulted in victory for the former.
The first heat was won by Tramp s. in
2 40. Second heat by Broncho Jack in
-2,34 and the third and fourth by Tramp
S. in 2.3i and 2. 32irespectively.
The LADIES Musical Society gave a
musicale at CaIder's Music Palace last
evening A most excellent programme
was arranged for the occasion and met
with an enthusiastic reception by the
audience. The ladies give their next
musicale two weeks from next Monday,
at pm.
YESTERDAY MORNING Mrs. Vowel at
No. 263 Third South Street, West, dis
covered that she had been robbed of
SIP and Mrs. DR.. Monford OF $65. 1t is
not known at what time of the night
the theft was committed. The police
were at once notified, but no further
particulars have been developed.
The ANNUAL meeting of the Orphans
home and Day Nursery Association
will be held In the hall of the Ladies
Literary Club lover Rogers q WIS
combs) on Monday, October 18th, at
p. N. All interested in the work are in
vited to be present to hear the reports
of the year. The directors are requested
to meet at Mrs. McVickers's at 10 30, to
close up all the business pertaining to
the boaTd.
PEDESTRIANS NEAR the corner OF First
North AMI West Femple Streets at
about o. lock last evening, saw hack
driven rapidlp along, and few
seconds later a lady called loudly for
the driver to Estop. He failed to obey,
and a second later she again called,
adding, IF you don't, I'll scream
tell you don't want to go and 1
won't" The driver pulled up, with a
bound the female disappe AIRED, and the
hack went olllng On.
OUT AT the Pen, there is a pet deer,
and a bull dog who is not as sOciable
in his nature as he might be. A year
ago. the dog attacked the deer and
since thae time the latter has been
minus one ear. Ga Ffiday evening,
through some cause. they a2ain got |
together, and n desperate battle fol-
lowed in which the deer lost & portion |
of the remaining ear, but succeeded in |
putting a quietus on the dog, at least |
for some tine to come. Three rounds |
were fought, and ct the conclusion the |
Dog was laid out, cut up so badly By |
repeated assaults from the deer, that his |
own mother would never have known |
him. At last accounts it was thought |
the dog could not recover, and if ne |
dies, there viii be considerable rejoicing |
in the Pen, Tor the canine never had |
half the mold on tn; affections of the |
inmates as he has had on certain por- |
lions of their trousers and other gar
ments.