The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-11-09
LOCAL BRIEFS.

Inc Elite restaurant, opposite the
Walker House.
Nh. W. w. RITTER, who has returned
from Iintic, reports that camp as en-
Ioylng Veritable boom.
VENIsoN Is again on the market.
Several tat bucks and does have been
brought in by hunters during the week
past.
Attic municipal election in Ephraim
next month H Z. hansen will act as
presiding judge and ex-officlo deputy
registrar.
A. L WILLIAMS. Esq seriously con-
templates gong into the hat business
SO that he can pay his last hat pets at a
wholesale rate.
HADLEY D. JOHNSON is the authority
for tue statement CnaJ the exact num-
b ar OF Democrats in Utah will be repre-
sented by The votes cast for Thurman.
TIE NUMBER of bran new buttons on
the rect yesterday was simply alarm
ing. one dealer said he sold more yes
terday tnan during the entire cam
paign.
TGE PROSPECTS are that there will be
another raise IN the price OF -four soon.
One dealer, yesterday, remarked that
he expected the retail price to go up
TO So 80 within short time.
BR. ID S. TERRY, of Wichita, Kansas,
has dec ded to locate in our prosperous
city and has purchase a bloCkiu North
Salt Lake. He will commence 2e cree
Uion of a handsome tW0-3tOTy residence
mex week.
CoALrRR O. SNELGRoYE have just I'M
naked heir handsome stock OF musical
boxes for holiday presents, consisting
of it,y different styles from 81 to 500
each. Now make your selection and
don't de az.
The PITTS Block, adjoining Nys-
from S Palace on First south Street, is
receiving the finishing touches on the
exterl)r. The two buildings make a
handsome appearance, and are a credit
so Salt Lake.
a WAGER CT $50 was yesterday made
on the complexion of the next House of
representatives. Mr.. S. Ascheim in
sists that ii will be Demooratic Mr..
Ferry is a firm believer that it will be
Republican. Hence the bet.
o. W. POWERS, Henry W. Lawrence,
Z. S. Hills, F. J. Cannon and r. w.
Cross have been appointed as the board
TO canvass the votes lately cast for
Delegate to Congress. They will begin
the Utah Commission.
The REPUBLICANS will hold a grand
ioIifcation Saturday evening, at which
speeches will be mads, and tears of joy
allowed to Gov over the little event of
Tuesday last. which, one enthusiastic
Repu ollean said yesterday, has saved
the country from perdition."
TEMPERATURES YESTERDAY as reported
by Sergeant Fitzmaurice, of the signal
Service office: At "a. m.-Salt Lake, 80;
HeIe IA, 80; Fort Custer, Is; Boise City
80; Fort WashakIe, II AT IL a. H.
Salt Lake, 80; Ogden, IS; Stockton, 81;
Bingham, IS; Park City, 30: Provo. 80;
Alta, 80
TEE BLACK BRIDGE over the Jordan
Is IL dangerous condition, being
TsaTt!V us;n3GGsSal. This is the second time
the attention of the County officials
has been called to this affair. 1t should
be fixed. If any damage results the
County will have an indefensible suit
on its hands and the officers responsible
should be prosecuted for negligence.
THERE MAS good attendance at the
Chamber of Commerce last evening, al
the adjourned meeting held to consider
the advisability OF urging the City
Council to com menCe construction OF
the sewers Immediately. After some
little discussion, a committee consisting
of T. A. Wickershaw, 6. B. Raybould,
M. r. Evans, II. Groesbeck and l.. 2.
Kelsey, was appointed to draft resolu
>tious expressing the sentiments OF the
Chamber on the m alter with lnstruc-
tons to report at meeting to be held
On Monday evening next,
ANNA TIE little daughter of Captain
and Mrs Willard Young, died at 10
O'Clock last night at the residence of L.
W. Jennings, of membraneous Group,
after Al illness of only two days. Cap
tain Young was obliged to leave for his
post in Portland, Oregon, Wednesday
fast, but he has been telegraphed to
and il is thought he will return at once
Luus was bright and beautiful child
and though she leaves a living image
I'm her twin sister Claire her death will
he q great sorrow to her parents and
cause deep grief in the hearts Of all who
knew this sweet baby girl.
JOSEPH You've, the Indian who was
tried here before Justice Layton some
time ago, for shooting Chlnaman Char
lev" was shot and killed at Moab, Utah,
while trying to draw gun on a COW
boy. Young had the name OF being one
of the worst characters in the west. He
shot aud killed cattleman near Range
iy soma months ago, for which we IN
derstood ne was under bonds. The
cowboy who shot him was acquitted by
the coroner's jIry, who rendered YER
dict of justidabie killing. He was also
under bonds to appear at our next terra
of court. and his untjmely taking Oft
vii probably save the county many
hundreds of dollars ofeXpense .-GrGnd
asaac non NelOS.