The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-10-04
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THe TWENTY FIVE ceut lunch at the
Califo-nIa z staurant has 10 equal.
WILL IT or will it net rain during
Conference Weighty consideration.
THERE is q message at the Western
Union Telegraph Office for Mrs. E. K.
Howe.
MCCoRNIcK & Co. received yesterday
Hanauer hnllion. 81 800; silver and lead
ores, $4,000: crescent, 81 400. Total,
SIS so.
I. K. JoNBs & Co. received yesterday
Blu lion 81 1921; ores, So 1856 80. Total,
S4.2T8 81.
A PORTLAND cement sidewalk is being
laid in front of tie Scott-Auerbach
building.
SHORT Orders a speciality. Meals at
all hours from % cents up, at the Cali
foruia Res aursnt.
FRANK EToDDARD, one of the prison
ers in the Pen, is reported very low
with typhoid fever.
"HERALD,' THE special premium bull
offered, is beauty, anc lucky will the
party De who gets hun.
IF ANY paper in the west shows more
push juau TIE HERALD, we want it to
show Though We do say it.
The first District Court at Provo
adjourned on Wednesday, on sccount
of the Democratic Convention.
THERE Is no better way known of
having your wants sali>fied than by adj
han I'M
WELLS, FARGO 81 Co. s bullion ship
ments from Silver Reef for the month
of september, aggregates $40 $50.
DIS. BENEDICT and Bower yesterday
performed a successful operation upon
Bishop Warburton, of the First Ward,
or hernia.
COPIES OF to-day's issue of THE
HERALD-the Fair edition-will be on
sale at THE HERALD exhibit, just to the
right of the entrance door.
TIE CIVIL suit of Timmons VS.. Car
les. involving $50, was tried before
Judge Piper yesterday. A decision
will be rendered Tomorrow.
The RESIDENCE of Mrs. Lewis, in the
Twentieth Ward, was entered by thieves
on Srnday night aud two breaches and
a Shall amount OF change stolen.
SALVADOR RoQU ETA and Josie Hansen,
who were arrested by the police yester-
day morning for lewdness, Will be tried
in thu Police Court this morning.
SEE HOP, proprietor of Third South
Street wash house, was fined $40 by
Judge Pyper yesterday for permitting a
10 o. 10
THE TWO children of Niels Rasmus-
sen. of the Fl st Ward, who were badly
burned q short me ago by an explo-
sion of ccal oil, are progressing favor
ably.
STORM BEATEN will be the bill at the
Theatre tonight by the Home Dramatic
Club. It will be done with the original
cast and the original scenery. The |
Shaughraun is on tomorrow night.
HENRY W. MANNING. of Hooper,
Weber county, was released from the |
Peuitentiary yesterday, after serving a |
farm of four months for unlawful CO.
habitation, and paying his fine
1858. 80.
TEMPERATURE YESTERDAY, as reported |
from the Signal Service office: Ate a.
m.-salt Lake, 81 Ogden. 81; Stockton,
56: Bingham, so; Park City, 4S; Provo,
as: Alta, 40. At IL q. m.-salt Lake
CITY, "a; Helena. 48; Fort Custer, "a
Boise City, ST. Fort Washakie. Sc;
.Rawlins. 70.
-VaE DEMAND of the plumbers of this
ycitv for a reduction from ten to nine
hours work day, with eight hours on
Saturday, was granted by all the en-
pIoyers yesterday, and the men will be
at work as usual this morning, David
James g. Co. were the last to give In,
and it was thought that they would
make fight. Will James stated to a
reporter last evening that they were in
the midst of their busiest season when
the demand was made, and they had
met it simply because there was nothing
else for them to do The plumbers
emphaticalIy Geny the statement that
thew took advantage Of their EN- ployers
and claim that they gave them three
weeks not'c3 OF their intention.