The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-09-29
LOCAL BRIEFS.

MoOoRxIcK G. Co. received yesterday
Hauauer bullion, So $50
TIE COUNTY J all grounds are beini
enclosed with substantial fence.
T. R JONES & Co. received yesterday
Rulion IS 764.96; ores, So, $50. %. Total
81, z95 %
THERE Is g message at the Western
Union Telegraph office for JOSEPH
Shabel.
THE SEWER question and the fair snc
conference engulf all other cons:dera-
tions now.
In THE Police Court yesterday, Eph
Kelley the old offender, was nned $lC
for drunkenness.
Wells, FARGO & Co. S shipments yes
terday were: Ore IS 700; base bullion
So 100. Total SIS 500.
FLAGS WILL fly from the masts on
the fair building to-day. 1t begins to
loOA like something.
BEST TWENTY-FIVE cent meals in town
at the Elite, opposite Walker House.
No Chinese employed.
ENTRIES for the coming races at the
Utah Driving Park are nearly all hlled.
An interesting meeting is expected.
IT Is said there never before was such
an attendance at the public schools as
now. In some districts children are
actually turned away.
PROFESSOR ALExANDER's lecture drew
another full house last night at Empor-
ium Hall. He will give free lecture
tonight on "The Laws of Health"
A CHINAMAN was up before Judge
Pvper Yesterday for permitting nUi
sance in the shape OF q cesspool to exist
in the rear of his wash house. He was
fined $40.
a PROMINENT Los Angeles wine mer-
chant he other day said ne could ship
his wine into Bangor, Maine, as cheap
as he could get it into Salt Lake. How
is that for high?
THE REPUBLICAN Club of this city held
a meeting at the Federal Court room
last evening. The evening was o2cu-
pied in a vain attempt to show the
necessity of protection.
THERE IS said to be no room for
doubt but that Mother Taylor, owner
OF the Taylor corner" was among
those who were indicted by the late
grand jury for keeping nuisance.
SARAH ANN Downs was arrested at
Bountifui yesterday on the charge of
fornicatlon, an indictment having been
found against her by the late grand
1ury. She gave bonds and was released.
4 LARGE number of prominent east
,ern Odd Fellows arrived in Salt Lake
YESTERDAY morning on their way home
from the recent convocation in Los
Angeles. They are registered at the
Walker.
A MIS-, REDWOOD. who resides at g.
Fast Second South Street. reported to
fhe notice last night that woman who
had been employed by her as a servant,
had stolen S. in cash and some articles
from her house.
IyKE SOME other considerations, the
natural gas project seems to have been
nsrnitted to sleep. An eastern gen
fI,mau. famil ar with gas and oil
reeIoas, gives it as his emphatic OPT
1,ion thatit can BE- found in any abund-
ence at a depth of 2, QUO feet.
BEFORE COMMISSIONERS NoRRELL yes
ferday. came the case of st. George VS..
Buns. ST. George had attached some
nroperty belo aging to Burns, ard the
latter made motion to abate the at
fachment. After beinS argued by
counsel, the motion was allowed and
fhe attachment abated.
TEMPERATURE YESTERDAY, a. reported
nv Ser. cant Fitzmaurice, of the Signal
Service corps: At q. m.-Salt Lake
60: Helena, 48; Fort Custer, As; Fort
Washakie, 40; Rawlins, 60. AT Ii am.
Salt Lake, "a; Ogden. 20; Stock on,
81: Bingham, 70; Park City, 63.
Provo, 20; Alta, So; Garfield Beach, y.
TIE FOLLOWING marriage certificates
were fled with the clerk of the Probate
Court Yesterday; liver G. Bess and
emma Lee; Albert J. Davis snd Mar
oaret D. Forsyth; Andrew J. Burt and
Helen NJ. Morgan; Jens P Dame and
Karen S, Johannesen, all of Salt Lake
Gitv: D. W, Standrod, of Malad City,
and Eva E. Van Warmer, of Schnec-
fsdv n. Y; j. w. Clark and Betty
Er,cksop. of Soda Springs; Frank D.
smith and Fanny A. Day, of Butte
City, Montana.