The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-09-27
LEGAL BRIEFS.

LEAD is still at the IS mark. Silver
1917
w. B. Parker was sworn in as baiIiff
of the Third District Court yesterday.
A. J. GuNNELI was yesterday ap-
pointed a notary public for salt Lake
county.
T R JONES g. Co. yesterday re-
cqjyed Germania bullion valued at
IS 9l2.69.
HYDE & GRIFFIN Co. have the finest
oystets in can and bulls ever received
in Salt Lake.
WELLS, FARGO & Co. 8 shipments YES
terday were: Base bullion, $l,5oO; ore
SIS SIC. Total, SIT, l76.
MCCORMICK & Co. received 2 sterdav:
Hanauer bullion, valued a. 81 800;
silver and lead ores, $500. Total,
SO 300.
IN the matter of the estate Of H: s,
Eldredge, deceased, orders have been
made OF motto, &c Gre tors and appoint
ing appraisers.
THE OFFICERS of the primary associa-
tons will meet at the residence OF Mrs.
Ellen CIawsou, First East Street, on
Friday at 2 pm.
FREDERICK GBosE. g petit juror, was
Yesterday excused for the term, and
MIR. Gibbons allowed @ Vaoa Ion until
the 9Th of October.
A SPECIAL meeting of the City Council
was called. for last evening. After a
wair of an hour, however, mo
quorum" was announced.
On Sunday afternoon the straw
stacks of George Thompson. OF South
Cottonwood. were burned. Small boys
and a bonfire too close 10 the hay the
causes.
NEPHI WINCHESTER has lost his horse.
It is a gray, with saddle and bride,
branded ]. K. on the left thigh. Nephi
is an Indian, and he wants somebody
to tell him where his horse has gone.
The NATIONALS and Silver Greys meet
on the diamond again this afternoon.
It is an open secret that neither OF the
teams nave mach love for each other,
and blood and glory will be the prize
played for.
in. BURTON. OF Kavsvills, has raised
the finest peaches both as REGARDS size
and quality, ever seen in these parts.
He makes travelling nursery drummers
turn green with envy by taking them
into his orchard.
STEPHENS OPERA COMPANY will meet
at the hall this evening at 30, to con-
Of n e. AZ
Society to open the fair with a huge
chorus. The copies of " Elllah" and
"The Daughter of the Regiment have
arrived.
A CORRESPONDENT from Pennington
-piyes a good send off to Ellis and Dun
bars Ministries, which appeared there
Monday night. The boys ran against a
one-horse circus which rather gave
them a black eye, but the people were
so pleased that the Ministries will stand
a much better chance on their next
visit.
TEMPERATURE YESTERDAY as reported
by Sergeant FitzmaurIce, of the signal
Service office: At 6 a. m.-Salt Lake, Oh
Helena. 46; Fort Custer, 50; koise, 4S;
Fort Washakie, AZ; Rawlins, IS. Al
II a. m.-Salt Lake, rs; Ogden. 70
Stockton, Ga; Bingham, u; Park City
81; Provo, 20; Ala, 60; Garfield Beach
u: Brighton's, 60.
A "CIRCUs," southwark bond, created
no little curiosity on the street yester-
dsy morning. The outfit consisted Of 8
very raw -boned elephant, with bach
like unto razor blade, a couple OF al
legged Shetland ponies, the proprietor
and two or three other people. Thi;
is supposed to be the concern which
has been baking" the northern settle
ments lately.
DURING THE progress OF the trial Of
Old Jake yesterday, Policeman Bur
bidge was noticed to approach Reporter
Barker, who is at present occupying
McGurrin's position, and whisper few
words to him. Barker gazfd at ths
policeman for a second, and SCENE
10th to accept the invitation. The off
Ger thea pulled out a paper and SHOOK
it at him, when the reporter turned anC
sd dressed the Judge. Excuse me fol
a moment" he said, but lam wanted
on a subpena-' The judge was III
in an instant. 'You cant serve any
nanera here when this court is in SEES
sion. We are engaged in an importan
criminal case. II you are an officer, yoJ
ought to know better. 1t is almost con
tempt OF court, and you ought to know
thet.' And the officer departed, leaY
ING Barker on victorious fed.