The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-10-02
LOCAL BRIEFS

T. r. JONAS & Co. shipped bullion val
ued ri So $685. yesterday.
A YOUNG man named Stodtart. Al in
mate u the Pen, IS III with typhcid
fever.
THERE Is talk of Chamber Of Com
merce meeting on the sewer question
Monday night next.
BEST TWENTY-FIVE cent meals in town
at the Elite, opposite Walker House.
No Chinese employed.
MCCoRNICK 81 Co. received yesterday:
Hanauer bullion. 81 SIS; silver and lead
ores, $2,2G0. Total, $7,775,
The CONFERENCE and fair rate went
into effect Monday aud heavy train
load came from the north.
THzim mi yrants destined for this city
viii arrive this evening over me Union
Pacific, teGohiug Salt Lake at 70.
WELLS, FARGO & Co. shipments yes
terdav were: Ore SIP OPS 81; base bull
lion. 81 707 78; fac bars, 50, l8S 63 Total,
$50 92l II.
TIE PROMISED life Of Joseph Smith, y
by Apostle George Q. Cannon, has just
been isSued, th6 first copies coming
from th7 bindcry on Monday.
ELDER DAVID H. CANNON OF the st.
George Stake, VINO recently surren-
dered hjuselt to the deputies, and who
vas soon afterwards released for want
OF evidence, S in town on visit.
THE ladies of the Orphans Home and
Day Nursery will set up substantial
lunch at the Fair every day. Pork and
beans. Miss Goddess famous candy and
Arbcgast's ic3 cream will make up
substantial part OF the course.
W. w. PHELPS, vino for some time
past has been with the telephone ex-
change in this city, has been appointed
and left for his new field of labor on
Sunday. A very pleasant farewell party
was given at his residence OH Saturday
night.
Two children of Neils Rasmussen, of
the Fist Ward, were badly burned with
coal oil, Saturday eveaing, by the upset
ng of coal oil lamp. Mrs. Rasmussen
was also severely injured in her efforts
to save the little ones. All were doing
well yesterday.
EX REVEREND REYNOLDS drew out a
large audience at the Grand Opera
House on Sunday last, some of the
churches suffering as a consequence.
The gentleman is pleasing speaker, at
times keen, cutting and sarcastic. Were
he a trifie less vulgar, however, he
would give better satisfaction and not
weaken his efforts either.
JOHN A. MARSHALL, President Ole7e-
land 5 appointee TO the Office of Probate
Jessie KirkpR tricks the Accompanied
daughter of Moses KifkpatraGk, were
united in marriage yesterday morning
by the Rev. Putnam. .Saon after the
ceremony the happy pair left on a bridal
tour through Earope.
TEMPERATURE YESTERDAY, as reported
10Y Ser eant Fitzmaurlee. of the Signal
Service corps: At 6 a. In.-Salt Lake
So; Helena, 48; Fort Custer, 40; Fort
Washskie, 54 Rawlins, As; Boise, ga
AT IL q. m.-Salt Lake, &c; Ogden. 68
Stockton, IS; Bingham, 68; Park City,
81; Provo, 20; Alta, So; Garfield Beach,
TO-.
CHESTER, THE little son of Warden
Pratt, of the penltentiary, fell from al
cart in which he was 1idIng on sunday
afternoon and broke his left arm near
the elbow. Luckily couple>of physi- |
clans were Visiting. the peRten tiary at |
the tina 9. They set The bone and the |
little fzlloW was resting easily at last
accoants,
rOHAKL1E DWYER reached his majority
the other day, AMI with a view to dis
tracing his mind from the burden of
responsibility which so suddenly falls
upon one at this turning point in life, a
mum Der of mis- young friends assembled
at his home on the evening of the natal
day aud babe good bye to the departed
q boy with the LIFT hand, while they
used the right for hearty hanGshake
with tas newborn man. The cougrat-
ulstio1s came from fair hand and
strong hand with equal sincerity, and
If half the good wishes are fulfilled,
young Mr.. Dryers life will indeed be
happy one.
4s aEfo0s Warm beverages.