The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-06-07
LOCAL BRIEFS.

MCCoENICK & Co. yesterday received
Hanauer bullion, $I,345.
FoUR COMPANIES of soldiers leave Fort
Douglas for Fort Ducnesne TOMORROW.
THERE IS a message a. the Western
Union Telegraph Office for w. J. Clark
SEcRETARY HALL yesterday issued a
certificate to l.. q. Hardy, as collector
of Salt LAKE County.
MOTHER EUNIcE NEsLEN, OF the
Twentieth Ward, will celebrate her
S0th birthday on Friday next.
T. R. JONES & Co. received June &,
1888: Gernanja oullion, 50 III 10, silver
and lead ores 81 Alb IS. Total. So go 10.
Mrs. NOBLE, wife of Capital Noble. of
tha sixteenth Infantry died at The
Walker House yesterday of consump-
ton.
The ALUMNI of st. Marks schoo! give
their annual banquet and reunion on
Tuesday evening next. Ii will take the
form OF reception t. the class OF 1858,
which Will graduate Monday.
In THE Supreme Court, yesterday, J.
III. Thorne was admitted to citiz enship.
The case OF Thomas Harris, CONVICTED
of pOlygamy. on appeal from the Third
Distric.. was arg1ed and submitted.
ANzgTTA Hess the alleged plural wife
of d A Sanders, was arrested yeSter-
day, aHG taken before Commissioner
N0rreil, who fixed her bonds al $500 to
appear as witness against Mr.. Sanders
TIE SALOON, restaurant and ice
cream privileges at Lake Park for this
season Will b. awarded TO day, and the
full announcement of the ooeniug OF
that resort will be made in d4v or two.
The SECOND performance of the Old
Homes tea drew much larger audi
ence han on its first presentation. 1t
is nee lless to saw it gave unbouudei
satisfaction. It goes again tonight for
the last time.
DEPUTY MARsHALs made q raid in
Manti on Sunday last. aud arrested
Bishop James Hansen and William
Bradtwail for unl1wfui cohabItation. J.
H. Frost was arrested at Ephraim on
the same day on a similar charge.
MRS. EDWARD AUSTIN, wife Of the
manager OF the late London Bank of
Utah, died in Kansas City about two
weeks ago, aud was buried At that place.
The lady was very widely known in
Salt Lake. where she resided for some
tImo.
YESTERDAY was pay day a. the Fott
and quite numbe OF tDe boys in bluo
were seen on the streets last night in
various stages of intoXication. Several
of them were gathered in by the police,
aud they will be handed over to the
military authorities to-day.
WILLIAM E. SMITH, Of KaysyiiIe
sends to TIE HERALD samples ofSla,p.
less straw berries grown by HIM, tie
largest OF which measures 10L inches
ia circum 'erence. They woald have
accom- panied the exposition car, only
that they weuld have proved too great
temptation TO the boys.
AT TIE last session of the County
Court, the bond of Collector l.. G. Hardy,
III the sum of $3.50 900, were approved
lLIADses were ordered TO be ISSUE. to
Hnonlas, w. 5. Burton agd B NJ.
Collins to conduct the abstract business.
upon thtir filing bonds in the sum of
$50. 600 each. An ad valorem tax OF six
mills was assessed for county purposes.
TIE BASE ball game TO be played at
Washington Square this afternoon,
commencing at $50, romises to attract
a large audience. The reputation of the
Sixteenth Infantry nine is good one
report having it that they have bad
EASY victories over a great many OF the
teams in and arouad Ell Paso, from
which place they recently arrived here.
A close game should be the result. AS
Manager Scarf says, This company
does not parade" but will be found on
the diamond at $3.50 sharp.