The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-10-18
THURSDAY :
Briefs.

"a lONO GIdiu IL tdt SLOEh W6ub taaL
over the U. z.
A. Smith is coohned to the hou. g
with an aggravat Il attack IF sole
throat.
1HE U. P No. I Was twenty five
minI'es late last evening HAY travel
bti g the only Cause assigned.
The Osden ban accompanied the
delegates of the Ljberal Parry 10 the
conven ion at Para City yesterday.
PLA TERERs are in demand IN tn 8
C \ at present.. Lie City Hail se. Us
several al Uuce in order 10 Com rlste & g
work IL tn allotted time.
SOME urglars endesvored to enter
Flung 5 hardware store on 81 ain Street
but suddenly left without explaining
the r=ason Or taking anylhi,.g There
fr-m.
GEvRGE Il SEAG R. an old mine
operator AID 8 former resident OF Z
den. died In Salt Lake City sterday.
His remaILs will be brought TO this city
for intermeut.
THE funeral of L zzie Eningar took
place J, sterUay at the family residence
Oh South Nam. A large concourse of
Z
m .ins to their last resting place in the
U.ty Cemetery.
ANLTHEs feather in Nightwatchman
Suty's Cap, He noticed g faint LIow On
the darkensd sky early yesterday
morning and found the cause to be
Drivers ash pit. Police Officers Elm or
aud Chambers exunk u sh, d the ola ze.
he Gel tract for excava ing for new
brick stab { has been let 10 } SCI b q.
Johnson by he projectors, \ en- auu
Fell. The excaynilhg was Commenced
g terday The site of tn building is
on Fourth Street, just opposite the
postotfice.
]. G. AtMsTR ING has bought the
building aud gruut.o on Msln otIeet In
which is situated the store OF NJ arks,
Goldsmith 81 Go. for the Ug sum of
500, 500. The property belonged to
Walker B others. Salt Lake, and has
forty-nipe feet trout ON Main street.
The unequaled autumal weather er =
joyed in this section during the past few
weeks. has at last been broken. Yes
terdsy dawn broke with cloudy sky
and humid atmosphere. The nero Try,
too. dropped from its normal height,
indicating the approach of storm cen
tire.
The benefit rendered to Alma G,
Chambers by the managers OF the Pa
vilion was an unqualified success. Ug-
wards of thirty c0upIes were prese, I.
and more than enough volunteers from
the musical fraternity to enliven the
dance. The exact sum cited to the
beneficiary could not be learned yester-
day, as several ticket sellers had not re.
ported.
A. G. FELL and Charles Nelson have
formed partnership and will hence
forth engage in the feed. livery and
sale Stable business. They have
purchased piece OF ground on Fourth
Street, between Main and Young
streets, having iorty-three feet front
and will there erect one of the most
modern stables III the western cOuntrJ,
Work has already been started.
A Cooked mail Gle ..ca Inc TO grief
on the Oregon Short Line Monday. He
pad been suspected for some time but
last Sunday seven decoy letters Were
sent over his run and when the car goi
to Green River no trace of the letters
could be found. The inspecto: took the
money was found on his person, dollar
tor dollar. The name of the culprit
could not be learned definitely but it i,
understood to be Pogue.
FEW eastern people who are not fam l
lar with the advantages of lrrIl atioI
can understand how vegetables can be
made to grow to such mammoth pro-
portions in latitude and altitude as
high as this. 1t is only by the IN.
bounded ekill and fostering care of the
farmer that the best results are OBJ.
tanned, but these repay the vigilance ol
the husbandman ten fold and he make;
his profit where others might loose.
QUITE az exciting experience hap
pened to Mr.. NJ. Hinchcmff and his fam
iyTr esday evening, or rather yesterday
morning There is a GIMP of twenty
FIVE or thirty Indians near his house
and that evening they had come int
possess on of some liquor and were
having a boisterous time. The family
were very much frightened, especially
for Mr.. H safety, as he went out to
quiet their noise. Mr.. Hinchcliff is the
special depot police, and has to be on
duty most of the time. His presence al
home at that time was exceedingly for
tunate. "ee ely authorities have been
C )mplaineu 70, and doubtless the L.
uians will b. moved.
A CARLOAD Of sulphur caught fire in
the Union Pacific yard yesterday from
some cause unknown. The workm an
had great difficulty in extinguishing il
owing to the strong fumes of the much
dreaded substance. The car finally had
to be uploaded, which was done at the
transfer sheds. Only about oDe-third
of the contents was injured, and that
mostly by water. The car, which be.
longed to the Utah Central Railway,
was not damaged. the fire in the sui
phur burning slowly, and consuming
only few bags. Many remarks per-
tanning to an unhappy hereafter, were
laconlcally INDUCED in by the train
hands and the bystanders.
THE unexcelled advantages enjoyed
by tie farmers in this vicinity couple d
with years of experience and research
in their line. make Utah's products
famous wherev they find a market.
Nor do they have to go begging for
purchasers; the wholesale commission
merchants in this vicinity have un-
solicited, more orders than they can
possibly fill and these too at remunera-
tive prices. The reclamation of ad
ditional desert land in this basin is to
m onna1rouod onH will do, rss-