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

APOSTLE MOSES THATCHER was in
town on Saturday.
MCCoRNICK & Co. yesterday received:
Hanauer bullion, 81 300.
WELLS. FARGo & Co.'S shipments
yesterday were: Ore, $3.50.
T. R. JONES & Co. received yesterday:
Germania bullion, Sl,649 SO.
THE DIRECTORS of the Utah Produce
Exchange meet tomorrow evening.
81. M. WELLS was yesterday appointed
a notary public for salt Lake County.
COUNTY COURT has appointed D. R.
Allen one of the board of county school
examiners OF this county.
THE SADDLE Rock promises terrapin
soup to-day. That huge fellow dis
played on Friday will be the basis FOR
It.
ORsoN D. RoMNEY. of this city, and
II. J. Wagstatf. OF American Fork, leave
Salt Lake to-day on missions to New
Zealand.
The YOUNG Ladies Musical Society
will meet tomorrow evening. instead
of tomorrow afternoon. at Cslder's
Music Hall.
DINwooDEY HAS received straight car
to Dad of goods GeIo g. fin 2, fan y parlCr
sets, and library and parlor tables. Mr..
DinWoodey is now in the east selecting
an elegant winter and holiday stock.
In ADDITION to the regular trains the
Salt Lake 81 Fort Douglas will run q
special to Wagner's Brewery to-day.
leaving the d. & r. &. w. Depot at $3.50
o. m, and returning, arrive at 30 pm.
THE FUNERAL services over the re-
mains of the late Mrs. Mary Ann
Timms will take place to day, at the
Twenty first Ward Meeting House at 2
pm. Friends of the family are invited
to attend.
f. B. WILLIS, son-in-law of Chris.
uiehI of this city, was candidate in
thu recent election for reelection to the
office of assessor and collector OF Custer
County, Idaho, which position he will
have held four successive terms.
THE FUNERAL of the little daughter of
CAPTAIN and Mrs. Willard Young will
be held at the residence of f. w. Jen-
nings at IL o'clock this morning. Cap
tajH Young has been unable to get
leave of absence to be in attendance.
SEVERAL DEMOCRATS were observed
wearing chrysanthemums in their but
tonholes yesterday, in lieu of the po-
litical button. Such action becomes
very significant when it is known that
the language of this flower is cheerful
ness under misfortune"
THE AUCTION sale of real estate by
Lynch 81 Glassnan, last evening, was
greatly interfered with by the political
event. However, they succeeded in
disposing of about the number on
hand, at cost prices, Mr.. Glassman
said. Another sale will probably be
announced in few days.
TEMP BATURE YESTERDAY, at various
points, as reported by the Signal Service
officer. AT 6 am: Salt Lake City,
so; Helena, %; Boise City, 80; Fort
Custer. 20; Fort Washable, II; Raw
Inns, 10. At 11a.m.: Salt Lake City, AZ;
Ogden, 10; Stockton, "a; Bingham, 80;
Park City, 80; Provo, 50; Alta, SO.
THOMAS w. JENNINGS sold his entire
addition yesterday, with the exception
of q few lots which he holds in reserve,
to J. H Whalton and D. s. Terry, both
recently of Wichita, Kansas. The pur-
chase money was $43,725, perhaps the
largest sale that has been made in the
CITY for some months. Twelve resi-
dences will be erected at once and the
sale of lots will be pushed Immediately.
THE EIGHTEENTH District School
closed its first term of the present
school year on Friday, and in the a'ter-
noon an interesting and highly enjoy
able entertainment was given in honor
of the event. which consisted of songs,
dialogues, tableaux, a scene from Lord
Dundreary, etc The school is reported
as being in excellent condition, owing
to the efficient direction of Principal G.
Al Mumford and his assistants, Misses
Faust and Merrill.
AMONG THE newest and yet at the
same time the most successful bust.
ness enterprises in Salt Lake, is the
new drHg store lately established by
johnson, Pratt & Co., at 48 Main Street,
nearly opposite q. G. NJ. 1. The gen.
tlAEsn composing the firm are we'll
known to the drug trade CT this seq
ton, and their almost phenomenal sue
cess must be attributed to a strict at
tention to business and honest dealing
with their patrons. Alive to the value
of printers ink, the young gentlemen
composing the firm occupy a large
SPACE of TIE HERALD this morning,
which the public generally is respect
fully invited to glance at.