The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-03-11
LOCAL BRIEFS.

T. R. JOINS & Co. yesterday received:
Germania bullion, $l,SS0.75,
THE REAL estate men will have
another meeting on Tuesday evening.
QUE STREETS were livelier yesterday
than they have been on any Saturday
since last October Conference.
MCCORMICK & Co., yesterday, re-
ceived: Hanauer bullion, 81 900; silver
and lead ores, 50 500. Total, $4.400.
THE THIRD Quorum of Seventies will
meet at 7.30 tomorrow evening, in the
Fourteenth Ward Assembly Rooms.
THE poRTLY form of James G. Watson
will be seen around again after to-day
the term of his imprisonment having
expired.
B. L. LITTLE and r. G. Strong were
appointed notaries vesterda, for Sail
Lake County, and ]. Z. Berkeley for
Frisco, Beaver County.
BY TELEGRAM to Superintendent
Sharp, of the Utah Central, it is learned
that the funeral of the late Mr.. Potter
will occur at Burlington, Iowa, next
Tuesday.
THE MARRIAGE certificate of George II.
Morris and Miss Lizzie Watts has been
filed with the probate clerk. The nam
of the lady was yesterday given in error
as Miss James.
TIE FUNERAL services of the late
Joseph e. Romuey will take place to-
day, ct 2 o'clock pm, from the
Twentieth Ward Westinghouse. Friends
are respectfully invited to attend.
CeALrER & SNELGEovE, the enterpris-
ing Salt Lake music dealers, have placed
in this mornings HERALD one of their
novel and striking advertisements
which the musical public should look
over.
THE NEW feDartmeat for the discus
sion Of the subject of temperance. which
is begun in this issue of TIE HERALD,
will no doubt furnish interesting read
ing from time to time FOR the sub
scribers to this journal.
The Hot Springs are now in good
shape, the proprietor NJ. II. B. Claw
son, having made number Of marked
improvements in and about that
shortly to- become popular resort. As
q sanitarium attraction the SPRINGS are
bound to secure the patronage of health
seekers.
1HE INLAND Oalb COMPANY udfO IUSO
received one of Booth & Co.'S engines
and boilers, which they will put in place
at Saltburg, for milling and refining
a suitable building is to be erected for
the new acquisition. With the excep-
sion of that in use by the electric light
works, this is the largest engine IN the
country.
THERE WILL be O Philharmonic re-
hearsal at CaIder's Music Palace A
prompt attendance is requested, as
organizations will be made for the first
grand concert, both orchestral and
vocal. All members are requested to be
there at $50 precisely, OF Monday even
ing, March 18th.
THE GRAND K. of P. social ball, con-
cert and literary entertainment men
toned Yesterday, to be given next Fri
day, will be given in the Emporium
HSII, instead of the Pytbian Castle
The free matinee for children in the
afternoon promises 10 afford lots OF fun
for al who get there.
The PARENTS of Alfred end James
Ernshaw desire to correct the statement
in the NeUS of last evening. that their
sons vera Gin the custody of the
police. A complaint was lodged
against the boys, it seems, by neigh
Dor, but was Withdrawn on representa-
tons being made to the police justice OF
the facts in the case. There was no
arrest made.
JUDGE MARSHALL was the first OF the
Council to peter out under the long
vigil and Mclaughlin the first Of the
House. INC" yesterday introduced
what be called an enabling act" to
enable him to get out of town, to tie
effect that the 'enacting clause be
stricken out of my board bill" 1t was
unanimously carried, and "Mc" struck
for the PARK.