The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-09-28
LOCAL BRIEFS

LEAD YESTERDAY, So; silve 941S.
A MAN fell in a f. near Walker Bros
corner yesterday.
DIVER HAS the October HGrper'S and
the November Something to R9ad.
JUDGE Powers illumed the court com
again yesterday, having returned t1om
his eastern trip.
McCoBxIcK & Co. received yesterday
Ranauer bullion, 81 $50; silver and lead
ores, 81, $50. Total, SIS 600.
The BARGE ordered by the Salt Like
Rowing Club is still missing. 1t 1 as
been ION the road" several weeks.
IT. R. JONES g. Co. received yesterday
Germania bullion. So 800.60; silver and
lead ores, $l.056.40. TOTAL, 1851.
THE BOAT club are trying to make
arrangements for opening gym naslum
and club loom here this winter.
ARCHITECT KLRETINe has drawn out a
plan for the city park at Logan. The
design is very pretty and is already be-
ing worked to.
WELLS, FARGO & Co.'s shipments yes
terdav were: Fine bars. Sll,000.0O;
ore SIT .479 50; base bullion, 100000.
Total, $50 ,479,5S.
LARGE QUANTITIES of weeds which
have been cut down by the city, are
LAYING on the streets. They should be
burned at once.
A BOY NAMED Coniff accidentally cut
the end of one OF his fingers off with
hstchet Yesterday. Hewas taken to DR..
Harrison, who dressed the wound.
TIE FOLLOWING notice appears on the
journal of the Third District Court:
MONDAY October l, a call OF the civil
iury calendar will be made"
EpH KELLY fell by the wayside last
night, and was gathered in by the
police. He will answer to the charge of
drunkenness in the Police Court this
morning.
PRoFzssoR ALEXANDER lectured to
another large audience at Emporium
Hal last night on Natural Benefac-
tors" He lectures again this evening
on SLOW to Read Character.
LID. KINNEY has sold the bulk of his
North Salt Lake property to Judge
Byers, formerly of Chicago. for between
$50 coo aad $50 600, who will keep the
lots on the market as heretofore. Mr..
Kinney reserved about 100 lots for him
self.
a. G. SToRMBERG, OF Huntsville,
Weber County, was released from the
Penitentiary yesterday morning, he
having served two sentences-one for
unlawful cohabitation and the other for
adultery. He was in prison eleven
months.
AS WILL be seen by our dispatches
this morning, the President Yesterday
made the following nominations for
probate judges for this Territory: Mil
lard County, J. A. Melville; Beaver
County, J. L. wilkins; Weber County,
e. w. Cross.
1t Is understood that Mr.. and Mrs
Joab Lawrence will soon return to Salt |
Lake, and take up their residence at the |
Little mansion. They will be heartily |
welcomed by numerous friends, whose |
good wishes have followed them in their |
absence from Salt Lake.
A SPECIAL 10 THE HERALD, from st.
George, dated yesterday, says: David |
81. Cannon, of the St. George Stake |
Presidency, understanding there was a
warrant for his arrest on the charge of |
un1bWluI COndDild6lOl1
himself to Deputy Marshal Notary
this evening.
THE BsASs band tournament OF Utah
County Will be held to-day at Provo.
Professor e. w, KerA t has been engaged
to act as Judge and with doubtless give
the best OF satisfaction. HE HERALD
acknowledges the receipS OF an invita-
ton to the reunion occurring IN the
evening at the Rr0vO Theatre.
TEMPERATURE YESTERDAY, as reported
o9y Sers cant Fitzmaarics OF the Signal
corps: At 6 g. u. Salt Lake,
% Heiena, AZ; Fort CHset r. "a; BOISE
J,dity' on; Fort Washakiss . /; RaWllns'
%. Al II a. m.-Salt Lake, b; Og0en
~ Stockton, 60; Bingham. 66; Park
55lty, 66 Provo, 20; Alta, 6EG Garfield
TENER MAY so far be pronorln, ed
uccess. The Chicago Herald s-as> OF
I'M: "Tener is not q phenon1eys, I.
re IS not a wonder. He is merel[r
cry tall man with an armful of cnr5es
pocketful OF confidence and a heaGfn7jl
common sense. These go to maSenn "a
great pitcher. They were what IobP %
larkson possessed. One of these dous
ener will sit in the orchestra of stsr VI
tchers. where he will play a very Ierco De
stru ment-tbe slide from hone rs pie
ips." He VIII be here with the Ans an
SIisn combination.