The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-05-13
LOCAL BRIEFS.

PETTY WARN yesterday; 70.
TIE NUMBER of street fakirs is increas-
ing daily.
WELLS, FARGO & Co. received: Fine
bars. So, 1857.
T. r. JONES g. Co. received May u:
Germania bullion, 81 ,852.56
MRS. SMEDLEY was arrested by the
police last night for being drunk.
Am EXCURSION party from California
will arrive in the city this morning.
McCoRx1cK g. Co. received: Hanausr
bullion, $3,875; silver aud, LEAD Ores
$500.
TEERR ARE messages at the Western
Union telegraph Office for j. E. Epperiy
and ID. B. Harrison.
THE PRINCIPAL thoroughfares yester-
day indicated that retail dealers were
doing a good business.
TgK eurrRE on the north side of
Second South Street demands the at
tention of the nuisance inspector.
T.R JONES & Co. received May IL:
Germania bullion, 81 ,459 10; silver and
I,au ore, 50, 462 80; total, 1892 y.
o0rrE number of Salt Lskers have
thus soon made up their minds to visit
San Francisco during the Educational
convention there IN July.
A GOOD start was made yesterday on
the work of extending the street car
line east from the White HOUSE corner
along Second South Street.
A GENUINE cock fight took place near
one of the lime kilns in the vicinity of
the Warm Springs yesterday. The al
fair was kept very quiet and only q
ga!ect few Witnessed the COMBAT.
No. Q or Zsn's Home Monthly is out.
1t IS more than equal to the first issue.
The froutspiece is picture Of the Eng
i,sb sbiIe stud, Louis Douglas i'm
ported and owned by e. j. Faust &
Sons.
Ma. JAMES T. HARDWOOD, the popular
young artist, will go to Paris IN Sep
TENDER, where be will spend a couple of
years in the study of art. Previous to
ais departure he proposes to dispose of
all of his paintings, sketches, etc.,
which will probably be done By auction.
FAST DRIVING along the boulevard is
belng INDUCED in TO such an extent
that many ladies have given up the
pleasure Of driving there for fear of
meeting with some accident. Mounted
police will visit the boulevard every
day hereafter and Marshal Solomon is
determined to put stop to racing, as
well as fast and reckless driving along
that popular drive.
Ra,L ESTATE men and others who are
IN ranniUa haIlU InnnIFinq
regarding the climate, tempe nature and
rainfall at Salt Lake City should lay i'll
q supply of to-day's SUNDAY HERALD.
The article containing Sergeant Kort's
valuable and exhaustive tables will
{orol q prompt answer to hundreds of
questions, save the writing of a good
many letters and do more effective
work,
TIE INTERPRETING burglar is still a
hurgling. At about O'Clock yesterday
morning some thief entered the resi-
6ence OF George I. Odell, on Third
Eos. Street, and opening. small secre,
Esry ;u ysiu search for booty depa ted
~Tn1tv handed. The saloon recent y
owned bv Tomney g. Hillstead was Wis
tied by burglars recently, Beyond
boring couple of holes in the door no
damage was done.
OanEE HAS the reputation OF having
excellent facilities Tor converting the
nIace into a railroad centre and pros
porous city. She mas enterprlslng cltl-
ms husioess men of tact and ability,
evidences of stability in her surround
ans good stores, fine banks, elegant
ho'e,s and beautiful residences, an ex-
CeIlent site for a union depot, street
Ssilrosd lines, a good show for gas
works. an opera house and park, but
no theatre.
TIE FOLLOWING marriage certificates
were fled with the clerk of the Probate
Court Yesterday: james Il. Newton
and Sarah GreeDhalgb; Heber Ccttau
and Alice n. Bailey; Rigio Bartholls
and Mary G. Christensen; FrederlGl
CARLTON and MAJ tina Groves; John 7
Gonlev and Sophia Anderson; JOSEPH
Hanson and Eliza Clark; Frank II
OjeveIand and Elizabeth Nj. KiIbourne
ChsrIes May berry and Adeline Ed
muuds.
In RESPONSE to q request made SOM
time ago bv Secretary Forhan tn
Chamber of Commerce received yester-
day from Claus Spreckels, the famou
sugar king, quantity OF sugar pee
seed, accompanied by circulsrs con
Gaming full information as to the man
rsr of planting them. etc. 1t is the in
tention to distribute these seed among
: few careful and intelligent farmers
who will devote the attention necessar!
to ascertain just how successfully tn
Sugar beet can be cultivated IN TIL
Territory, and Mr.. Forhan invites ap
Tl;cations for seed from such persons