The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-11-13
LOCAL BRIEFS,
70 rrsbed nowadays.

T.R JOKES & Co received yesterday:
Oermania bullion, 81 ,77l.l3.
ALL THE delicacies of the season at
the Elite Restaurant, opposite the wal
ker House.
BEN SAYS he puts up no crow at
lunch stand Everything Is the Des''
and nothtug bat the best.
HARey CUMMINs, a we'll known sport,
inc man died at st. Mary's Hospital
yesterday. of pneumonia.
MIRA. BURROWS, the miliner on MAN
Street. doing all the business OF tnat
section her q terprisa and run oil trace
togsthef b wing run off all competitors.
sR MARKS e. Co. are moving their
s+ock of furniture to the building on
Soutn Temple coupled by ]. W.Ssunders
~ Co. where they open out On the loth'
TEE1pEA of organizing new athleuc
olub Is assuming shape 1t is ptopapLe
that q stock company Will Do Iorneu.
The old Ballou Hall will probably DC
secured.
Tur LEAD mine and mill at Bingham
closed Iowa on saturday, in order tnat
the .nuloyes might visit salt LAKE
and take part in the Republican Joi-
LITIGATION.
Rs1NHo1p & Co. will open a drug
store uu the corner of SOUTH ana WeSI
fannie It is being Smelly fitted up
and will be ready for business ABOUT
November y.
THERE ARE message at the Western
linen Telegraph Office for Cnarles
Ritter Prof. Joseph Luce, IL. NC,
HrTetnr Toe Enserson. Cullen & Co. and
Mrs. Kate Smith.
JAKE GREENEWALD has covered tne
entire front of his cigar store, inu-a 20
red nsint. and still he has a dollar or
two left from the money he made oy
betting on Harrison.
Hon, P. T. FARNswoRTH, OF Beaver,
was III town yesterday. he mas IHs'
transferred two trains OF cattle at W
dan. Viii "a he proposes to SEND east 10
Nebraska and feed this winter lor tne
next seasons market.
PROMINENT sheep owner says MS
muttons are worth so cents heaQ more
than thew we're before the Presidential
election. Asked why, he responded
"Because we are now certain there VIII
be no reduction in the tarln on WOOL
TEMPERATURE YESTERDAY as reported
nv Sergeant Eitzmaurice, OF the sigma
Service Office: At Ga. m.-Salt Lake, 30
Helena, %; Boise City, 80; Fort Wash
AXE. IA; Rswlins, p. At IL a. m.-SaI'
lake, AZ; Ogden, 40; Stockton, 81
Bingham, 20; Park City, 81; Provo 50
Alta, 80.
COMMISSIONS were issued by the Gov
ern0r Yesterday as follows: Anthony
w. Iyins, assessor and collector o
Washington County; John J. Thayn
Justice of the peace of Wellington
Emery County: John Il Ballard j ustlc
of the peace, and John Wood, constaol
of Grafton, Washington County Ernes
Peterson, constable Of Hyrum, Cach
County.
ANEW stationary house is the lates
q IdiCIou to our business circles. On o
about the goth, Harry Margetts ant
Frank Margetts, both of whom were a
one time connected with Penn broke,W
open at the stand now occupied by j
81. Parry & Co. on Main Street. oppo
(siteZ. G. M l., with full line OF hrst
class goods.
TIE DAYS of corporal punishment II
schools have evidently not faded away
A certain prominent business man nc
long ago found his son he'd been choke
by his schoolmaster for some mlsde
mesnor in school, whereat the bushes
man gave the school authorities thei
choice between having the teacner a;
rested and dismissing him. Inc
chose the latter and he lately sailed tc
Colorado.
THEJDELFGHTFUL weather OF Sunds
drew out large numbers of our citizen
who sought the surrounding hills an
canyons. Several went as far as III
sign Peak from which point one OF II
prettiest views In the world IS oolali
able. City Creek Canyon for coup
of miles took ON the air OF 1ssnlo u
abe drive and promenade uuflns u
afternoon hours
THE GRAND vocal and instrument
iHeoIicert. to he given at the SalG hal
Theatre, in aid of st. Mary's Chur'
Choir, has been postponed until MO
day, November 19, 1883 On thls e
casion. there will be presented tne NJ ~
o-o5uction of Gounod's Messe Solenel
With a chorus and orchestra Of seVent
five nersous. The eventwill be mai
one IN the musical history ofaSalt Lac
The AMOUNT raised on Saturday
fhh Rencn4Whitte more eem6lnatl
for the benehG Oh the Orpnaus -
aud Day n lrsery was $898l; VI u
amount S63.0I was captured by L
Woolt on the west side OF Main Sure
and $26 80 by George Budd, on the ei
side. The most, prominent c9niTlh
ton was a check for So from Dallas
Hedges The. ladies in charge Oh
Orphans Home and Day Nursery
scall ca Nh, Whlttemorez at ll.3O /
morning and receive the cash.
The FUNERAL services over the
mains of Anna, the little daughter
Captain and Mrs. Willard Young, "
held at the residence of Thomas
Jennings Sunday morning at Ii o'clo
The services were conducted by Bist
Whitney, and the music was turnis!
by a selected quartette. Eloquent {
olnsoIing addresses we're made
Elder John Nicholson, Bishop Whit
and Apostle Grant. A long line
carriages followed the remains to
grave in the city cemetery. r1" 4
DslSSsous Warm beverages.