The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-07-22
TERRITORIAL TOPICS.
News Gatherings by Herald
Correspondents.
BREEZY BITS FROM BRIGHAM.
Story of an Exciting Runaway and
Tip-Oyer-Frovo Points-No Paw
lug. But-HO Water.
BRIGHAM will celebrate the oath.

BRIGHAM will celebrate the Oath.
Hot, sultry days and cool, breezy
nights; the latter we have always viii
| US.
WHAT Brigham wants is Jail that
will hold her prisoners when once she
gets them there.
J. NJ. TIPPETo and family have
migrated to Bear Lake. Yearsley is now
Third Warder.
BRIGHAM is about 10 lose two of her
| most enterprising citizens. Our loss will
be Salt Lakes gain.
n. G. MoITENsoN is leading the wire
and in car load lots.
RoMNEY, of the Salt Lake Western
Weekly. is oanvassing the town in the
interest of his prospective journal.
CHRIsrENsoNs orchestra filed an en-
gagement at Blackfoot, Idaho, on the
4th, giving the best of satisfaction.
PROFESSOR TANNER, of the B. Y. Col
lege, Logan, lectured ia the Tabernacle
on Sunday. Subject: Education"
PRESIDENTS CLAwsoN and Kelly re-
turned to-day from preaching tour
through the western part of the stake.
GEORGE L. GRAEHL, A. Stratford, c.
NJ. Borgstrom, Ulrich Stauffer and
Thomas Young have recently retursed
from the Pen.
MRS. ELIZABETH SMITH, an elderly
lady of the Third Ward, fell over q
child's wagon on THURSDAY and dislo'
Gated her wrist.
TIE California excursion recruited
from here, to the number of seven; five
going via Portland, Or gon, the other
TWO by the Central Pacific Railway from
Corlnne.
II. E. BowRING returned from a
tTenty-seven months mission, to Eu-
rope, ON Friday. Saturday night he
was serenaded by the brass band and
Glee club.
0. 6. SHOWS Freddie r., and Sheep,
belonging to G. J, Marsh, of Ogden,
PAGERS, are matched for race in the
near future; stakes, 500 q side, The
horse that wins will have TODD better
than 2.40.
RECENTLY we have had, liz theamuse-
msnt line, Adele Payne, one night &and
thnt was quite euough). The Wards in
their Irish comedy, Red Fox. The
Vigor of Life VoSalists, three nights;
circusr two performances,
and N addition to all this. Prof. Alex
ander, phrenologiss, in series of eleven
lectures.
J. 3. CARaINaToa, his wife and
Mrs. K. G. started south hissmorning
with balky horse their destination,
being Ogden and the
circus. Unless the animal moves better
after he ''gets-e-zoing" than he,does<ia
starting, the trio viii not be soid By
Sells this day of our Lord.
In publishing our last you sa.t:@that
Brigham had just seBt twenty-five ex-
pert sheep herders into Wyoming. ,"
Sow, " wrote it sheep sbeGrers, OF tried
o, and would rather have it read that
ray bee ause it looksand sounds better;
BESIDES, who ever bear of an expert
heep he rd2r?
MCMAHoE's band t. lot, While
,aradlne our stDes5S ssteFGay,
I, ghtene d SThree Mile Greer team at
aehed to q wagon and hay rack the1s
horses bolted and pitched the driver
'ut upoll his head; q boy was severely
q iured, the horse MANNED, shade tree't
Knocked down, the wagon used up, and!
he rack reduced to ruins IN short order. |
THE Peoples primary, last eve
notable incident. j. D. Peters,
Z. H. Pierce, D. P. Burt, Mayor
Madison, d. L. Walker, M. L. En-
sign, J. NJ. Jensen, Bphraim Ealpila
and n 2. Anderson we're elected dale
and z. Baird, II. H
aDdO. N. Stohl sitter mates.
OUR output OF fruit vegetables, but
# r, eggs and poultry; by express alone,
anounted to over 50; GOO last month.
That means more than 81 coo, cash, to
our citizens bthe original price oasthese
nroducts) IN q single month; this goes.
mostly to w1Fes and children for spend
ing money. Brigham ships more fruit
of her OWE growing than any othes
town or city in tho Terrific ry-and we
challenge comparison. J. w. SheffielG
l73poun2s of Eho5c e merchant
abe cherriesfronl one tree ten pounds
were bird-Ycked and condemned, and
another ten pounds eateI at or before
gathering, would MAKE the total 200
sounds or gas realized from one young
tree. The sans gentleman sold $50
mounds of cherries tr0m a s3oond tree
his season.
Miss R.. Miss, S.. 4r. B., and the c..
brothers, sill Of Your oity,. have been
doing our to@n for some time
On Saturday evening they, in
company with q jolly crowd from
here, vent to the E8ot Springs,
hunting pleasure and plunge. ALI
went well until start vas made for
home, when lndep enderce and reak-
lessness began TO assert themselves.
The cupants of the rear wsgon con-
sidersd themselves just. as good as
those in front, and they didn't propose
to take anybody's dust, SO whipped W
to catch the leaders. Three vehicles
a carriage, buggy and eart-then under
took to drive abreast around the rocky
point near the big spring, where the
road is barely wide enough to accom-
modate one. The inevitable came
tin over. Attorney j., of Brigham
| and Miss R.. of Salt Lake, occupied Tux
cart on their return, and they we're th'
first to go over, both narrowly escaping