The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-10-18
LOCAL BRIEFS.


work on Second South.
ONE DRUNK was the sum total of the
hauIs made by the police last night.
WELLS, FARGO g. Co.'S shipments
Yesterday were: Base bullion So, o25 III.
TIE SooTs indulge in grand
haliow cen ball at Taylor's Hall on the
night Of the 3lst.
WILLIAM BUYS has been appointed
q notar> pubIlc for Wasatoh County,
and John Snowfall. for Rich County.
Il. r. JONES e. Co. received yesterday:
Germania bullion, So, 784OS; silver and
lead ores, Sill .894.56. Total. $l5 67o64.
THE FUNERAL OF the late Mrs. Sarah
Barnes will take place this afternoon at
2 o'clock from the Nineteenth Ward
Meeting House.
THE PORTRAIT house, which IS now
flooding the territory with seductive
circulars, is pronounced a fraud by
those who have had experience with IL.
Let it alone.
TIE BALL games announced for Fri
day aad Saturday between the WIZARDS
and Silver Grays has been called OF,
the former club having failed to send
it's share OF the purse.
Mr.. LAFAYETTE G. BURTON son OF
General K. t. Burton. and Miss Ella
Mitchell, daughter of F. A. Mitchell.
Esq, were married at the residence OF
the brides parents last evening.
The PROBATE COURT of Sanpete County
las appointed, unOer the law OF the
last legislature, Peter GreaVes, Jr., as
superintendent of district schools Tor
that county, to serve out the unexpired
term.
THE NATURAL Gas Company arrive
to-day and open a TWO nights engage
ment at the Theatre this evening. Their
artistic prin ting and the pleasar IN
preston they left behind on their last
trip. ought to pull them a good audi
enCe.
TEMPERATURE YESTERDAY, as reported
from the Signal Service office. at 6 am:
Salt Lake City, 81; Helena, 40; Fort
Custer, 50; Boise City, 46; Fort Washa-
kie, As; Rawlins, 50. At IL am: Salt
Lake City, 6S; Ogden, 20; Stockton, &c;
Bingham, "a; Provo, 81.
PROFESSOR SEBILLoT, general manager
of the Comet Mining Company, ex-
pected to leave for Copper Gulch yes
terday. On the way, he will stop over at
bennington, where he will examine
several properties. If the report is
favorable one, it is quite likely the pro-
perties will be purchased by his CON-
pany.
THE SALE of seats for the Emma
Abbott English opera season at the
Salt Lake Theater next week will open
tomorrow (Thurs day morning) at the
box Office for all of the operas, and the
opportunity to hear this grand COM
pany of seventy-6ve artists will result
in the crowding of the theater at every
performance.
JOE JENNINGS wants to know who the
individual is that has patent" on the
Salt Palace scheme. He says that Sells
and he talked the matter over while at
Sioux City. Being reminded that he
might get patent on the idea of bot.
Ting Utah air and sending it east for
the benefit of consumptives, he ap-
pesred to be somewhat Modified.
JOHN CUNEINeToN went up to SYRIA
cuse with D. G. Adams on Monday to
superintend the drilling of a powder |
blast into hill of salt which had with |
stood the picks of the workmen, and |
which MIR. Adams wanted to have re-
duced to particles convenient for ship |
ping. The finty pile was crumbled in
a triCe by the application of the explo- |
sives Mr.. Cunnington introduced.
AMONG THE business men who worked |
hardest for the success of the late fair |
Was Mr.. Fred Simon, OF Simon Bros, |
who paid $50 for life mem bership and !
otherwise did some tall rustling to ad- |
vance the success of the exposition. |
Secretary Wells has just written Mr.. |
Simon a letter, stating that his labors |
for the advancement of the cause of |
home industry were warmly appre-
ciated by the directors of the D. A. d |
NJ. Society.
CONTRACTOR CARROLL reports that the |
new roller mill, lately erected in the |
Nineteenth Ward is now in readiness |
for the machinery. Also that ground |
has been broken on the corner of Fifth |
North and Third West Streets for the |
new Deseret Wooden Mills, which will |
be built of brick, 10000 feet and three |
stories high, besides an engine room |
and dye house 6Ox40. The mill will be |
pushed to completion as rapidly as
possible and will probably be in run
ming order by January 1st next.
A MINER named Call, who has been an
inmate OF one of the hospitals for some |
time past. had narrow escape from
death yesterday morning. He had
bee n drinking considerable; had be
been sober, his friends would have been
called to funeral to-day. Whether he |
was sitting on the arsa railing Or
whether he lust tumb ed" is not
known, but Sam Gordon and his corps
of BARRIERS we're considerably astOnished
at seeing a 200-pouud OBJ ct fly past
their window, and fall with a heavy
thud below. There was considerable
excitement as the fellow was picked Up
and carried into a room near by. He
was badly stunned, but an examination
revealed the fact that no bones were
broken. In few hours he was able to
be around again.
Delicious Warm Beverages.