The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-12-22
LOCAL BRIEFS.

SPENCER & KMBALL's slippers are the
cheapest in town.
WELLS, FARGO Co. yesterday shipped
base bullion. valued at 50 800.
A. TUrrLL was commissioned yester-
day constable OF Orangeville.
MEMS SLIPPERS for 81, 81. %, S1.5O and
as high as s. at Spencer 81 Kimban's,
MCCORMICK & Co. yesterday received =.
Moodside ore, S.. $50; Crescent, Sc, 400.
Total, SO. 230.
SEE SPENCER 81 KMBALL's display of
gentlemen's, boys and youths slippers,
the finest in town.
REAL ESTATE men should remember
the meeting of the Union at the Cham
Der OF Commerce this evening.
PATRIARCH JOEL KICKS, of Logan.
died at his residence in that CITY. on
the 18th IL ST., in his Ssh year.
THE GLASS for the front of the Scott
A1erbach windows arrived from The
east yesterday and was put in place.
Work HAS been commenced on the
new residence of Mrs. William Jen-
niugs on the site of the old White
House, just east of the Eagle Gate.
The Coop. Wagon and Machine Co.
were sending their compliments to their
friends yesterday in the shape of some
handsome calendars of the coming
year.
An ENTERPRIsING druggist on Main
Street has erected handsome revoIv.
ing Christmas tree in his window.
loaded with all that makes the youthful
heart glad.
A HORSE attached to cart began to
balk on Main Street yesterday, and
tried the strength of the cart against a
post. The post wouldn't give and the
cart had to.
The SALT LAKE MILL AND ELEVATOR
COMPANY will start the machinery of it's
new roller mill at North Salt Lake to-
day. The capacity of the mill is 200
barrels per day.
KELSEY & GILLESPIE yesterday sold
21zx7 rods on First Street, between q
and h, with three-room house, for
81 $50. The transfer was from Joseph
Farren to Mary Evans.
A NEW addition to the CITY is nearly
ready to be sprung on the public. 1t is
proposed to make it the bon ton resi-
dence part OF the city, no lots to be sold
excepting to parties who agree to erect
dwelling to cost certain stipulated
sum.
LIEUTENANT Lockwood, of the Sven
tenth Infantry, passed through Ogu,
last evening, having two prisoners who
had neglected duty in Cheyenne by
letting two prisoners that they had in
charge escape.
PROGRAMME FOR the Teachers In
tUte for December %, 1888: Discussion
of questions from the QUERY Box"
Meth DDS of Teaching Spelling-Mr
Horace Cummings. Mind Study
Superintendent William NJ. Stewart,
conductor of class.
TEMPERATURE YESTERDAY, as reported
from the Signal Service officer.-At 6 a.
NJ: Salt Lake City, %; Helena, 2S;
Fort Custer, "a; Boise City, 80; Fort
Washskie, IA; Rawlins, %. At1Ia.m.:
Salt Lake City, 30; Ogden, 81; Stockton,
81; Bingham, 40; Park City, 50; Provo,
~; Alta. 81.
JAMES BENNETT, q veteran resident of
Kaysville, who came to Utah in 1852,
died at his old home ON the 18th inst
of old age and general debility. He
lived a busy life and as a reward,
accumulated considerable means, with
which he was always liberal in charit-
able works. He was a member of the
Tenth Quorum of Seventies AID was
highly respected by all who knew him.
THIS FoGGY weather reminds every
one of the spell we had nine or ten
years ago, when the fog was so thick
that one had to cut his way through it
with an ak. SPECIFIES of an icy sub
stance filed the air and hung from
every tree and telegraph wire like min
iatUre icicles. That fog lasted for over
two weeks and residents are trembling
now for fear that this will prove a rep
clifton of it.
Mr.. WILLIAM CHENEY and Miss
R9slna Lucas were married at the resi-
dsnce OF the groom's parents in Center
vile, by Judge Brandon on Thursday
evening. December GOTH 1888. Supper
was served and the hour was late be-
fore the guests departed, all Offering
the happy couple their hearty con-
CALCULATIONS. Between twenty and
thirty couples we're present. Mr.. and
Mrs. Cheney will make their residence
at Centerville.
ARTICLES OF Incorporation were filed
yesterday of the Watson Mining Com
pany. The capital stock has been
placed at 50 is 600, divided into 2O5 QUO
shares of 81 each. The incorporators
are Watson d Davis. A. J Stand6eId
and T. r Jones. Their property con-
sists of placer claims in the West
Mountain Mining District. The cor.
poration is to continue for fifty years
and the usual provision is made that
the private property of the shareholders
is exempt from assessment.
Ms. Russ, a blind man, who came
here from the east a short time ago,
and is now looking over the field with
view to investing here, is said to be one
of the most r-sighted real estate men
in the country. Before buying property
he insists upon being taken out to see
it, and will not accept anything that
don't Just suit his eye. A fey days ago
Mr.. Russ went to look at a lot in the
lower part of the city, and upon asking
the price, was given a figure 81 QUO |
higher than had been quoted to him by
another real estate man the day before. |
This made him open his eyes, and |
win iyi1O Oriatlu RI hip1caIf ha drora IF |