The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-12-13
LOCAL BRIEFS.
INSURE with the Equitable.

| INSURE with the Equitable.
FHE OWL train due at 12O last night
was four or Eve hours late.
CHRISTMAS TREES are being brought to
the city in large quantities.
THE U o. o. F. gave a banquet at
the White House last night.
T. R JONES & Co. received yesterday:
Silver and lead ores, 81. 30S5l.
THE READING announced for tonight
by Mrs. Dryfoo, has been postponed.
The EQUITABLE Life has paid over
S75. 600 back to their policy holders in
this city.
DANIEL L. GRENIG, an old resident of
this city, died at MS residence at 1920
last night.
PROFESSOR YOUNGER is now giving
regular weekly dancing lessons at the
Sisters Academy.
DREssMAKING AND all kinds of plain
sewing are done at Mrs. Macleod's, 465
East, Fifth South Street.
MCCoRYICK q Co. yesterday received:
Hanauer bullion, $2,375; silver and lead
ores, SO, 200. Total, $11,575.
WELLS, FARGO Co. yesterday shipped
fine bars, $12 ,764,03; ore, 1881; base bull
lion, 81 500. Total. SIS. 225 03.
Two BOYS aged about II years were
arrested yesterday for throwing stones
at g house occupied by an elderly lady.
WILLIAM NJ. PALMER will deliver a
free lecture in the Twentieth Ward on
''The Causes of In6delity" this evening
at7.30.
That ELEGANT book-"Salt Lake
strated"-published by D. Q. Dun
bar & Co., of Omaha, is for sale at
DWyer's store. 1t is in hot demand.
& BIG feature of the Christmas after
noon party at the Theatre will be the
revival of the once famous Fairy Crystal
Fountain, which will be operate for the
behoof of the young people.
TIE OPENING ball of the season in the
new Eighteenth Ward hall, occurs next
Monday evening. The parties there are
always most popular, and the opening
one without doubt will be largely at
tended.
THERE WILL be a meeting next We'd
nesday evening at the Ninth District
to bald new schoolaoEse. 1t IS ex-
pected that there will be large tnrn-
out of voters.
TEMPERATURE YESTERDAY, as reported
from the Signal Service Offcer.-At "a.
m: Salt Lake City, "a; Helena, "a;
Boise City, 81; Fort Washakie, Is; Fort
Custer, 80; Rawlins, %. At IL am: Salt
Lake City, 40; Ogden, 54;aStockton, 35;
Bingham, 36; Park City, 48; Provo. 46;
Alta, %.
THERE ARE many of her old friends in
Utah who will regret to hear of the
death of Mrs. Thorne, wife of John
Thorne, late of Bristol, England, which
took place at her residence at Pleasant
Grove on December LIST. She was a
stauuch and true friend in early days
to the missionaries, all of whom will re-
member her for her generous hospital
ity.
1t MUST be cheerful for the public to
know there is one newspaper at least
that has the enterprise to keep them
posted as to what is going on of interest
TO them. THE HERALD alone published
she decision of Judge Henderson on the
validity of the law under which the Og-
den City ordinance redistIicting that
eltVs was pasSeu'
THAT WAS an elegant scoop THE
HERALD had on the Tribune this morn
ing" said prominent attorney yes
terday. Every lawyer in town wanted
to read Judge Henderson's decision on
the Hays test case, and if it hadn'tbeen
for THE HERALD's enterprise, they
would have been obliged to wait for it
until it was a couple of days Old"
THE BALLELUJAH wedding at the
Opera House was quite well attended
LIST night. The high contracting
parties we're Captain w. l.. Campbell
an ex-IaWyer of California and Miss
Marry Ross who for the past year has
been the leader OF the Salvation Army
in this city. TIE ceremony was first
performed according 10 the Salvation
Army ritual after which Rev. Archi-
bald Of this city performed the legal
ceremony.
A New YORK disbatch says: The
board Cf directors OF the Denver & Rio
Grande road, at a meeting this after
noon, decided to extend the road to Salt
Lake, and operations will be begun at
once from Glenwood Springs to Rifle
Creek and then on to the western obiec-
tive point of the road. The work laid
out Yesterday and to-day by the board
which has been strongly urged by
President Moffatt for some months past
will cost more than $1,000,000.
L-
SAYS THE Butte Igter-MOuntain: at
is with pleasure that the Inter Mountain
announces that Judge kirkpatrick,
who practiced SO successfully for so
many years in Virginia, Nevada, wher
the Comstock city was atits greatest, anC
who has since been prominent at the
Salt Lake bar in professional associa-
ton with the firm of Bennett d Hark'
ness, has decided to remove to Butte
and grow up with the country. The
geutlemanis not stranger IN this city
having six years ago conducted tht
legal formalities in the transfer of the
Lexington mine, acting for the
purchasers. The Inter Mountain con-
graduates the fraternity of Butte upor
this addition to It's membership, anC
predicts an excellent practice for Judge
KfrtrY1o frsoly