The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-04-28
LOCAL BRIEFS.

THERE ABE a number OF hard-looking
specimens of humanity in town just
now.
THERE Is a message at the Western
Union Telegraph office for j. 7. DaVen-
port.
CARrER e STANTON yesterday sold
three lots on the east bench, each l0X2O
rods. for IS. 800.
JOHN HARRIS has presented the
Chamber OF Commerce with samples of
chalk found near Nephi.
GABRIEL NErrER, of Cincinnati, has
been appointed commissioner OF deeds
for Utah uy acting Governor Hall.
T.R. JONES 81 Co. yesterday r, ceiVed:
Germania bullion. 81 ,65l.4t; silver and
lead ores, 81 ,542 03. Total, So 2J3.47.
II IS expected that some sixty or
seventy persons Will leave on the Euro
pean excursion, which departs next
week.
THE MARRIAGE certificate of James
McComO aud Lavenia Andrews has
been flied with the clerk OF the Probate
Court.
AN EFFORT is being made to organize
a lodge of the Knights of the GJid
Gross in this city. the order Is very
powerful and popular one in the esst.
MCCORMICK & Co. yesterday received;
Crescent ores. $2,l50; Q leen OF me
Hills ore, $3.50; Hanauer bullion,
$3.50; silver and lead ores, Sc 200.
Total. Sl2 100.
JENs HANSEN, of Mill Creek, was ar
rested Yesterday on the charge of I'M
lawful cohabitation. He was released
onSI, 900 bonds. He has already served
one term in the Pen for this ofense.
THE BODY of W. A. Young, of Imo-
ge ne, Iowa, a stranger who died in this
city on Wednesday night, was en-
balmed by Sk~wes e Son and shipped
east over the Union Pacific last night.
A DELEGATION from the Dallas, Tex,
Chamber of Commerce is now inYai ling
Denver Many of them have their
eyes mrned in this direction and will
visit Salt Lake before they return to
the Lone Star State.
JOSEPH ELLIOTT, native Of France,
was a candidate for naturalization IN
Jub IllGu OlSLIlCG OOuII. ONl1S ~ Tue
fact that he was % years old when he
arrived in this country and had failed
to take out his first papers, his applica-
ton was rejected.
TIE WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH Co.
is now prepared to furnish individuals,
clubs or pool rooms, Geographic reports
Of the baseball games played in various
parts of the country. Rates will be
given at the c0mpany's Office in this
city.
THE GAME nj baseball between the
Cullen aud Walker House t'ams at
trscted quite a crowd of spectators at
Washington Square yesterday after
noon. The game was quite interesting,
and resulted in a victory for the Cullen
boys by a score of II to IL.
CHRISTIAN HANSEN, of Brigham City, |
and Andrew G. Stromberg, of Hunts
Vile, were brought down from the Pen
Yesterday. Both were discharged on
taking the poor convict's oath, and |
Hausen set at liberty. Stromberg |
however, was sent back to prison to |
serve another six months on the charge |
of adultery.
THE PASSENGER department OF the |
Union PACING snd UtaO Genlral rail-
Wavs have made rate OF one fara for
the round trip from all stations IN Utah
to Ogden for those wishing to attend
the Republican convention to be held
in that city May ID. Tickets u ill be on
sale May 1st and I'd and good return
ing until May Sd.
THE HOME CLUB returned home yes
terday morning after pleasant outing
in the CLASSIC and hospitabla shades of
Provo, American Fork and Lshi. They
Derformed their popular Confusion IN
the first named place on Wednesday
and in the last on Thursday, doing
very satisfactory business on both oc-
casions, considering the blizzard that
met them in Provo. The piece made
huge hit with the people in both towns
and the club received many invitations
to make a second trip.