The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-08-19
THE NORTH COUNTRY.
A Breezy Budget From Brig
ham City.
A STIR IN REAL ESTATE.
a Perjury Csse-P Personal Points
Deaths Observation-Disclosures and
Fishing-General News.

ABOUT forty of the Salt Lake excur-
sionists got off at Brigham.
FATHER GRAEHL has ct length pro
cured divorce from his wife Kate.
n. M BENNETT. aged 70, and judith
Wednesday,.
THESE are the days that aprons an
| swer double purpose-they make good
hy chAsers.
COOLER nights! Another blanket
please! The housewives cry, "C!ose
the screen door,"
! l.. FAUsTRUP. the lame brushmaktr
| was recently run in on the time woEr
| charge. ana Helped swell the exchequer
| THERE is considerable stir in Tea
I estate matters at present. One deslr-
able looa ton on Main Street changed
hands five times in as man. consecua7e
days.
BRIGHAM got her full share of the last
| immigration. twenty-three souls
| When they become nsturalized the new
arrivals will outvote the Liberals three
To one. Let Salt Lake go and 40 like
wise.
In judicial circles the past week We
had the People VS.. P. Nelson. of the city
| police, assault with intent TO do great
| bodily injury" case called and pest
poned. Following that came the per-
| Jury case of A. s. Clarke. The defend
ant was bound over in the sum of $500
to await the action Of the grand Jury,
The two Johns under the firm name
| of McMaster IL Fosgreen. will engage
in the lum5s business on large scale,
at their yards gu Main Stree', formerly
occupied Dy the B. s. 81 NJ. 20. They
are both practical lumber men, as we'll
as tirst-class carpenters and builders,
and as such success is assured from
the start.
THIS is the way it happened. It Is a
little rough on the government official,
but never mind that. He is Rrpu oli-
can hold-oVer, anyhow. A promln Mt
| citizen of Weber county had just
emerged from within the mud wall en-
closure at eughr House, and was here
receiving the congratulations of friends
on his release. He stood chatting
with few friends in front
of the court house when he was sp-
preached by the said government of
fetal; recognizing the individual who
had suffered imprisonment for con-
science sake. The G. o. advanced,
smiled. dotted his ohapeau, bowed his
uncovered head, extended the yigGt
haut Of fellowship and said: Bi0the
G., | am glad to se3 you free man
on - more; perhaps you don't know it,
but / have the honor 10 be the hrSt
MorEon who was ever put in that peDi-
tantiary for unlawful rehabilitation"
Brother g." W&S taken by surprise
sDd completely roupiussed Hs soon
reeaiue1 bis usual eeuanimiGy. how
ever. and, dropping the preferred hand
as though II WerY 6 snake, he replied,
$50 you ware sent there for unlawful
cOhabita ton. were you2 Do you know
what think? [ thin that he'll i full
to Overlooking with Just such cohab.
cases IS yOursl" Then another who
stood b. threw z sccOod bomb into the
enemy's camp by remarking: Yes land
if the gOYSrrmont official had gOC what
lie richly deserves. at the outcome o.
that Davis County scrape. ha would be
wearing the prison stripes still" fhe
acouE 5aat time.
PERSONAL.
DR.. L ". Snow, of Logan, wa2 in
town last night.
7. e. WRIGHToN has taken up K nc
porary abode in salt Lake City.
0. C. Snow is up from Salt Lake 10
meet with the County Board of Equal
izaticp.
APOSTLE Snow has gone to Eagle
Rock, idaho, 10 attend B.nnock Stake
conference
MISS VIE REEFS and Mrs. Maggie
Wight have been rusucating in the
north country.
G. F. ALLEN and wife. of Omaha, por
trait painters, have been u town
week and are kept busy.
MussRs. HARRIS e SOUTHLAND, NJ Salt
Lake. color artists, have also peen 30
ing IA T business in connection With
OR photographers.
a. s. CLARKE, of New York, has be-
cune Disguised with "the laws delsy,
the insolence of oiIice-or those III
offiCs-the oppressor's wrong and the
proud mans contumely," and has lett
US for good.
WILL. CRrTCHLow, P. Wilson and
Claudio West have returned from Butte.
Those WHO thought Wilson would Peter
out in the race are doomed 10 dis
appointment There may he some
tn Dg hereditary in a, ihj>. We have
q faint recolltcticn &C b: time when
latter and Iuot6er ". ana W, were
drift ing with he tide il the same boat.
G. R. SAVAGE, IT. Pierce. L. Bnow
Jr., and A. q, Snow, have been on a
hunting and fishing expedition Up
Black mith's Fork. They saw bruin
and shot at him, but failed to bring the
carcass to town. There is small game
in abundance and the streams are full
OF fish, but the haversacks were all
empty when the brave hunters re-
turned.
GRAVEYARD GLEANINGs.
SURVEYOR ANDERSON BURIED a little
bay yesterday.
DAVID BOOTH has gone to Mendon to
attend his sisters funeral.
L. NJ. FORREST and family, of Poca
tello, are down on sorrowful errand.
MARY ANB REEVES. of Centreyi,ie.
died here on Ssturnay. She was on a
visit to her daughter Mrs. Bishop
Cheney. Her body WIS shipped home
for interment.
ELIZABETH FORREST Gied sud-
denly yesterday morning from the
effects of parslytic stroke. Her