The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-04-24
LOCAL BRIEFS.

CAEP IS being sold Dy the fshmongers
OF this o.Ly.
4rC,4NlcK & Co. received yesterday
u4AA ier bu,ilOn, So 800.
Z. Il. JONES e Co. received yesterday
Gsrmania bullion. 30, 6I5.76.
WELLS, FARGO & Cos shipments yes
terday we're: fine bars, 1928.
BouERT SHAW was arrested by the
police yesterday tor being drunk.
IRIS QUITE an innovation" was the
genera tenark concerning the special
edition of THE HERALD.
THE D. & R. G, passenger for Denver
left in two sections yesterday morning,
with over 800 passengers on board.
IT WAS expected by local Workmen
that lodge of the A. .. U. W. would
be organic 81 at Logan last evening.
A. SMALL New England excursion party
arrived in the city from the west yes
terday. will leave for the east to-day.
T. SIMS and man named Smith
were run in bv the police last night, for
INDUCING in fast and reckless driving.
A GAME of base bail between the
Walker and Cullen teams, will be played
at Washington Square on Friday next.
A DENVER paper, referring to the
Great Salt Lake, says 1t is an finland
sea OF saturated solution OF pure
salt"
THE BAROMETER at Savage's Art
Baz ar, yesterday afternoon, was falling,
and the indication pointed TO rain ere
long.
Miss BURNETT goes to American Fork
tonight. TO lecture for the W. q. Il. u.
She has many calls, but can seldom
leave school.
JOHN G. CUTLER AND Bro, are pre-
pairing case of samples OF the products
of the Provo Wooden Mills. 1t will
make very handsome exhibit.
JOHN HARRIS of Pleasant Grove; By
ron w. King, of Bountiful; and Joseph
Hockstrausser, of Providence, were all
released from the Pen. yesterday.
THE PRESIDENT has approved the act
granting the right OF way to toe Denver
aud Rio tir Iude r IiIroad tnrOu III the
Fort Crawford military reservation.
PLUMBING WORK in the new shoe fac
tory is t. be begun to-day. on the re-
turn of Mr.. James from Logan, whittier
he went, day or two ago, GA business.
THE SUBSCRIBERS of THE HERALD were
somewhat surprised at the special edj-
Uion issued yesterday, and favorable
comments on its contents were freely
made.
THE JORDAN River Race Track Asso-
citation are going to open up their track
next Friday, with a grand free matinee,
the programme for which will be pub
lIshed on Thursday morning next.
Dr.. BREDEMEYER, who is co1fined in
the county jail, is in good health. He
asserts that ne is innocent Ct the crime
of which he was recently convicted, and
says that be will never go to the Peni
Tertiary.
ENGINEER Estes, who was so badly |
injured recently, by the accident in |
Price Canyon. is said to be SLOWLY re-
covering, and his friends have hopes |
that he VIII be able to be arouUd again |
before long.
The REGULAR weekly meeting of the |
Philharmonic was held at Calder's |
music store last evening, when several |
SAO1OSG6 hO4O 4ClUClCO III EAcEllCGL
style. The society continues to grow
and improve.
FRED EVERETT, of Hooper, who grad
mated from the Salt Lake Academy in
1885, and went TO Chicago to study
has just been appointed as
sistant physician at one of the large |
hospitals in that city.
EARLY ON Sunday morning, thieves
forced an entrance into the cellar of w.
E. Smedley's residence, aud helped
themselves literally to cold victuals,
champagne, cigars, etc. The burglars
banquet cost Mr.. SmedIey ABOUT $50.
SHORTLY BEFORE 8 o'clock last even
ing, some evergreen decorations on
in Eddington's store, on
First South Street. took fire. The alarm
was sounded, but the blaze v as squickly
put out, without any damage being
done.
The PRESIDENT has disapprovcd the
sentences of dismissal in the cases of
Capt. Jerauld A. 0lmstead and FIRST
Lieutenant Montgomery d. Parker,
Ninth cavalry. who were recently tried
at Fort Douglas, Utah. They will be re
stored to duty Washington etar.
WE LEARN by private letter that II.
j. Faust, Jr., Will arrlye this week with |
several Car loads of shor-- horns, pur-
chased in Missouri and Illinois, from
a. }. Mann, Percy Lynn, and other
we'll known breeders Utah is fast
reaching the front rank in the matter of
stock.
THERE is little doubt but that the idea
of having big excursion from eastern
cities to this Territory in June next.
will be carried through successfully, 1t
is understood that the railroads will
make a round trip rate of $35. The
matter will be discussed at the meeting
Of the Chamber of Comm"rce to-mor-
row night, when it is expected that rep
resentatIyes of the Provo and Ogden
Chambers of Commerce will be repre-
;ented.
The SENS ALTON Of yesterday was THE
HERALD special edition. It was bought
With svidity on the street and on all
The trains; all news boys, news agents.
mi train men receiving double the 7
Usual supply. Yesterday, local real :
estate men sent in generous orders for :
rom loo to 500 copies each, and by this 9
ime thou sands of the messengers are
icing borne to all quarters. bearing the
ews of the good Things of which Utah r