The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-12-02
BRIGHAM CITY BITS,
An Interesting Budget From
the North Country.
ERCINENr PROVO POINTERS.
Montpelier's Momsntuous Matters
Pleasant GrOve Pofnts-ouLday
Reading fur the Masses.

g. b. WHITECAR IS up from Salt Lake.
MRS. K. n. IVORY is IN from the Park.
A CARAVAN of gypsies came into town
on Tuesday.
BUD HARRISON is with US once more.
He is the founder of the livery stables
here.
OUR present temperature, for this
season of the year. surpasses even Cali
fornia's boosted climate.
MISS Claude WEST has gone to
Butte. A matrimonial mission will call
her back during the holidays.
Miss TENNIE Snow will not go out
with the theatrical company as an
Eounced by Jake Miles" some time
ago
HENRY HARRIS, city, and Miss Ramer
of Eagle RocK, Idano, were united in
marriage by Judge Peters last evening
The bride is late of the Bristol confer
ence, England.
THE terror typhus has found another
victim in the person of little Minnie, 9
3-year-old daughter of Annie B.
y Quist, formerly of Big Cottonwood
The father is on u mission to Sweden.
ELDER ELIAS WRIGHT, returned mis-
sionary, has been spending we elk with
relatives and friends in Brigham. He
will resume the management of the
Deseret Telegraph Office, your city, to-
morrow.
JOSEPH KELLER, one of Corinne's pro-
duce merchants, has transferred his
headquarters to Rock Springs, Wyo
Thus little by little that once famous
burg on the Bear is being reduced to 9
minimum in point of population.
K. l.. FIsHBURg and President Charles
Kelly are receiving the congratulations
of friends on their escape from bonds
and imprisonment. A. Stratford, who
has served one term for unlawful CO.
habltation, has beeu rearrested and
placed under bonds.
SIX Mantua boys danced on the car
pet" before Justice Ell sign On Tuesday,
for disturbing the peace and quiet of a
singing practice at that place last
week. One was tried, all plead guilty,
and each was fined S. and costs. Moral
better remain at home with your
mothers.
PRESIDENT CLAwsoN has had an addi-
tional responsibility thrust upon him.
A big, fine nine-pound boy GENE on
election day. The father says he is q
Democrat from birth, having voted
yah! yahl and raised Game several
times while Baskin IN the rays of the
new light.
A. T. CHASE, Conductor Riggs for
ward brakeman, fell off a coal car the
other eve while his train was ascending
the hill south of Willard. The train
was at Brigham when the brakeman
called at the bot springs Office to wire
the conductor Of his misfortune. He
had not been missed.
SARAH E. DAVIS, beloved wife of Mel
son Davis, and eldest daughter of
Bishop Isaac Thorn, died at Rock
Greek, Idaho, on Saturday. The hus-
band, who was once resident of Three
Mile Greek, is now comparatively alone
separated from his kindred and left
with three small children.
W. II. CRAGHEAD has purchased the
salt reducing apparatus owned and
worked by Farnes Brothers, of Davis
County. He will at once go into the
refining business. Craghead is the
pioneer salt man of Utah, and deserves
to succeed; but if the salt has lost its
SAVIOR, where will the shekels come in ?
BISHOP HARPER and James Bywater
missed the Thanksgiving dinner at the
Pen, yesterday, but we did not hear
them express any regrets. Each did
ample justice to turkey repast at
home. They were met at the depot, in
the morning, by the brass band and a
multitude of friends and neighbors.
MARSHAL DAVID REEFS, who was ar
rested by Deputy Whetstone at Ogden
on Tuesday, for threatening Commits
sioner Darlington, went to the Junction
City for hearing this morning. The
Marshal says he did talk back, but it
was under provocation that would have
made a bedlsmite of some men. He
will come out ahead.
Mrs. E. II. PIERCE won the prize
S1O-offered by the Western Publishing
Company for the best literary produc-
ton classified under the head of
Thanksgiving Stories" One of the
editors informed your correspondent
that there were no less than eleven
competitors, one OF the number being a
professional writer of Cincinnati, o.
1be prize paper appeared in the last
number of the Western Weekly.
SHERIFF LONELANU udS US0u WaQGlDg
Ned Southam, the youthful Salt Lake
tough, who broke Jail here some time
ago. a notice in The HERALD enabled
the sheriff to find the object of his
search in your city. The young hope
full had been there only short time
but long enough to get into the chain
gang. He will take up a prolonged
residence here when Salt Lake County
gets through with him.
AFTER the way the Liberals have been
taking him to test, our pet commits
sioner will begin to regard THE HERALD
people as among his best and warmest
friends The Lbs. from their tesUi-
mony, seem to regard the commits
sioner's peculiarities as downright dev-
iltry and pure cussedness, while we
have always been charitable enough to
attribute them to mental insomnia and
other kindred concomitants. lit shall
turn out to be both, the Supreme Court
will be reflected on in rather bad light,
in the face of our many protests. The
end IS not vet