The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-10-17
LOCAL BRIEFS.

THE ROUGH places on First South
Stres sre being made smooth.
WELLS. FARGO &c Co.'S shipments
Yesterday we're: Base bullion, Sl,6OO.
McCoRx1oK & Co. yesterday recei we'd,
Hanausr bullion. $1,000; Crescent ores,
5000. Total, SIS 500
THERE AsE messages at the Western
Union Telegraph office for Clara Mat
heWs and B Simmons.
I. r. JONES e. Co. received yesterday:
tIermaf,ia bullion, 81, 25S.85: silver and
Iesd oras, 81. 339. Total, 81 $3.50.
LAST NIGHT a SIG trunk was stolen
from IN front of Manuing's trunk FAC
tory Ths curprit has not yet been
found.
Thu COMPANY of missionaries who
recently lefC this city for Europe, ar
rived in New York yesterday, all we'll,
and sailed for Liverpool on the Alaska
at2 80.
THE UNION PACIFIC and Chicago q
Norta Western nave com pleted arrange
rueuts to Jointly run through sleeping
cas- between Denver and Chicago with
cut change.
Pa ,FRssoR KRoUsE is training an or
chestra of selected musicians for the
coming Catholic Church Choir concert.
some fine music may be expected from
this combination.
1t Is too early yet to ascertain the ex-
act figures, but it is safe to say tnat the
sewerage protests will not figure up
OYER 60 or % per cent. of the assessed
valuation of property in Sewer District
No.sl.
on THURSDAY evening at 730 clock
Mr. A. M. McEIwee will lecture in the
Fifteenth District school house upon
the inject of PHYSIOLOGY" using
Yaggy's anatomical charts for illustra-
lions. School teachers especially, and
ali others interested ID education are
cordially invited TO be present.
TIE LATEST question on the lips of
Che Salt Lake rnstlers is: ST Sioux City
can afford corn palace, why can't
Salt Lake afford salt palsCe2" and, as
aresult of the agitation, it is not IN
likely that before many more summer
seasons this city will be the scene of a
grand carnival in honor of the opening
OF her great Salt Palace.
The .M.M.I. A. of the Seventeenth
Ward was organized last evening with
Che following officers: Zeb. Jacobs,
president; Frank e. Tingey, first coun-
seior; George A. Smith, second coun-
selor; Ward E. Pack, Jr., secretary; A.
e. Barnes, assistant secretary; George
=. Howe, treasurer; George +. Felt,
librarian and choir leader; @. B. Felt,
., assistant.
THE SALT LAKE Gun Club was organ
sfEed on Monday evening. There are
thirty names on the roll of member
ship. The officers are: President, w.
M. Bradley; vice-president, Thomas K.
Stevens; secretary and treasurer, W. J.
DeBruhl; and these with the addition
of w. +. Beer and Nj. r. Evans form
the BOARD of directors. Charles D.
GoIding as elected captain. They will
hold weekly meetings.
TIE FIRE bells rang out last evening
and a large crowd followed the engine
.snd hose carts to the University build
ing, whence the alarm came. The blazs,
however, did not do much damage. 1t !
seems that fire had been left IN the
laboratory in the basement and that the
flames from this had found their way
up through one of the open flues left
for steam pipes and had caught the
q COR above. The fire was quenched
cRith buckets o. water and the fire de-
yarument had its run for nothing.
a GENTLEMAN who has just arrived
from Los Angeles says that there is a
Rar rye force OF men at work grading near
that town. The route runs eastward,
and popular rumOr in Los Angeles has
Ii that this is the begiOning of the long
sooked-for Salt Lake & Los Angeles
Railroad. There are some, the gentle
men states. who deny that this is the
Salt Lake & Los Angeles, but even these
state that the destination of the road
being built is Salt Lake City. This, if
bourne out, will prove welcome news to
Salt Lake.
AMoNG THE replies received by the
secretary of the Chamber If Commerce
invitation committee, for the recent
fair, is one for Mayor Hewitt, of New
York City, as foliows: II have 10
thank you for toe invitation to attend
the fair by the Deseret Agricul ural |
& Manufacturing Society during the
present month. OF course, it is not |
possible for me to be present, bat you |
NAV be cure that [ retain the interest |
which [ have always set in the develop |
meut or the great cOnGlneDG OF when |
you occupy the central part, and of |
which you have shown how it is pos
sioIe to redeem the desert from its |
barenness, and convert it into fertile
garden"
TIE ABBOTT English Opera Company
will play to the capacity of the Salt
Lake Theatre next week. judging from
the eager interest manifested in must
Cal and social circles. The musical So
cieties will be largely represented, Mr.
Stepaeus, we are informed, having sus-
pended rehearsals next week to allow
his r1piis to attend the opera. The
Abbott company this season comprises
seventy FIVE artists and carries its
oWa or ;hestra, while the chorus is one
of the most massive choral orgaDjza
lions ever presented to the American
public. The repertoTy is a splendid
one, and already there are upwards of
100 bye waiting in line for the opening
of tie sale Fri lay morning.
Bs.s>soua gysrn beverages.
.i,s.,., -s.,,,,...j,,y,s ssrved tn the thirsty