The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-06-26
LOCAL BRIEFS.
THE sUpaEmE Court meets to-day.

MCCoREICK ~ Co. received yesterday:
Hauauer bullion, 81 800.
THE MERCURY at Dixie is lowering
around the lU2 degree mark.
T. R. JONES & Co. received Yester-
day: Germanla bullion, 81 SAB
A SNOW STORM occurred near Coke
vile, Wyo, near the Utah border line,
a few days since.
TIE JAPANESE napkins used at the A.
o. U. w. festival last night were pre-
scented by Sam Levy.
NTHE Police Court yesterday, Pat
Behan was hBed $3.50 for drunken
ness and Obscenlty.
JUDGE WILLIAM GILL Mills, who has
be IN seriously i'll for some tine past, is
again out on the streets.
THE Beaver Utoaian denies that
Thomas ravlor has sold his iron mines
as was recently reported.
BERT Brown, representing Samuel
Davis, went south on an extensive bus
mess trip yesterday morning.
WELLS. FARGO & Co.'S shipments
YESTERDAY Ware: Ore, $27. 1896 OIL; base
bullion, $4,000. Total, $50, 766 ~.
IT'S estimated by those VINO should
know that at least 500 trout have been
caught in City Greek since the 18th,
The GoRSEoUs hued circus bills, illus
tratng Dpossible feats, are again put
ting to shame the most ardent prevari-
cations.
HOSE HAS been attached 10 the by
drants q oug South Temple Street, and
the watering carts will draw thsir sup
ply from them hereafter.
THERE WILL be straw berry and ice
cream festival given by the Young
Ladies as 0ciation OF the Eleven h
Ward in the schO0lhOuse this evening.
THE BRIDGE across the North Temple
Street aqueduCt, near the corner of the
Utah Central depot, is little less than q
death trap and Shouts at once be at
tended to.
c. NJ. BsRGsTRoM, of Brigham City,
Box Elder County, was released from
the Pen. yesterday morning, after tax
ing the poor debtors oath before Com
missioner Norrell.
ORCHARD OWNERS report a BELIEF that
the apple crop will not be injured by
the codjing moth this year. They
claim 20 have excellent reasons for be
lieving the pest has vanished.
Tbs BARRIERS say the Sunday closing
scheme is Working most successfully.
The gentlemanly piIl-roIlers are ex-
Ceedingly veil satisfied with their Sun
day hour. which went into effect on
the 231.
WHEN LAST heard from the Terrific
rial Board o. Equalization, which be
gan its Iabors aboVt q weak ago. was in
session a Logan. All the members
save L. =. Huls and r. c. Chambers
were present.
THE TBUS rs OF the agricultural col
Iege to be IseG IN Cache Comfy, will
meet as 5.g., p and organize on the Goth
OF June. the board of ulTectCrs is
com posed of the Governor ana Sec-s-
tary of the Territory, and assessors in
Cache County, Davis County, Utah
County, Salt LAKE. County and Sanpete
County.
THE Q-ARTETTE OF professional ball
players. together with Griffin, Nc
Bride aud tjarg1ttq. practice at Was
ington Square every morning, while
the NationA;s got in their work during
TIE afternoon. Both teams will be ia
excellent condition by the Fourth, and
a great deal of iuteresr is taken in the
initial conflict, which will be p aged on
that day.
THE MEMBERS of the Utah Commission
at present here-Messrs. Carlton, Will
Iiams and Thomas-left for Beaver yes
terdsy in Superintendent Sharp's prI-
yate car. They were accompanied by
Charlie Carlton, Clarence W. Hall, and
w. s. Godfrey. Asked as to the object of
the trip, Chairman Carlton said: Bus
ine5s-official business" Tha party
will probably be absent week.
WILLIAM PALMER. OF Logan, is in
town trying TO dispose of mining
claim, locat d in southern Idaho, about
fifteen miles north of Franklin. Speci-
mems submitted to assay go from SIS to
$40 in silver. with trifIe of gold and
some copper. IL the absence of pur-
chaser, the company, of which he is
partner, will rake in capitalist or two
and work the claim in partnership.
The SUIT of Lowe VS.. THE HERALD
was in court again yesterday morning.
Judge Powers, it appears was dubious
as to the efficiency of the gentlemen
who had signed the bonds for appeal
ing LIE CdSt,i me- ISIS W. IL ItW anu
David James, and those gent mpn
were asked to appear il court to be
examined. A very brief examination
satisfied the Court, AID the matter was
allowed to stand as it was.
The ANNUAL outing outing OF the
Twelfth Ward Sabbath sco0ol, which
was postponed last week on recount of
the unfavorable weather, will take place
tomorrow at Liberty Park. Excurs zion
cars will be at the school house at 30
and IL am. to coavey all who desire to
60 to the Park In addition to the pro-
gramme formerly decided upon, the
Salt Lake & Fort Douglas Railway has
kindly offere to run one or more trains
from the Park to Fort Douglas and re-
turn, the first train leaving at 30 p m.
To Be Sold at a Sacrifice.
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