The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-11-18
LOCAL BRIEFS.

FINE So 600 church is being put up
ia North Salt Lake.
YEADoN & HEATH, the real estate
agents. declare everything to be lovely
n their quarters.
The BILL of fare at the Saddle Rock
to-day will include turtle soup. And
urtle soup is good.
THERE Is message at the Western
Union Telegraph Office for Hon.
J ames Louttit, care of N. R. Twitct ell
CHARLES w. STAYNER will entertain
the people of the First Ward on Tues
day evening. by one of his popular lee
tures.
WELLS FARGO & Co. 8 shipments yes-
erday were: Ore, ST.. 522 81: fine bars,
1909 II; gold bar, $751; total,
THERE WILL be full rehearsal of the
orchestra and chorus OF Messe Sol
enelle at the THEATRICAL O'Clock this
afternoon.
McCoR .IoK & Co. yesterday received:
II ..auer bullion, $500; Crescent ore,
$3.50; silver and lead ores, $2,350;
total S13 300.
j.. ".
bought TOR Moses Burk the Derrick cor
ner on Second South and Sixth East,
61lx7 rods, for S., 400.
PHOTOGRAPHS OF the orange groves
near Palermo, California, in which 6
number of Salt Lakers are interested,
are on exhibition in the Office of Mr..
Hsnsuer.
MRS. BURROWS, the miliiner, antici-
pates lively holiday season, and has
already laid in a handsome stock of
hats aud bonnets for Christmas and
New Years purchasers.
IT Is not unlikely that the Territory
and city will build the reservoir which
the law provides for on Capitol Hill,
this winter, and make arrangements
for supplying it.
The SUNDAY dinner at the Saddle
Rock Is getting to be one of the events
one may Judge by the number of per-
sons who take advantage OF it.
THE CHILDRENs' grand Thanksgiving
bal at the Theatre on the afternoon of
the coming holiday. is the big event the
youngsters are now LOSING sleep over
Details of the prices appear in another
column.
TEMPERATURE YESTERDAY, as reported
from the Signal Service oficer.-At 6a.
m: Sslt Lake City, A Helena 2; Fort
Custer, 8; Boise City, So Rawlins, %.
Att a. m: Salt Lake City, 46; Ogden,
43; Stockton. A; Bingham, 46; Park
City, 40; Alta, SO.
The FIRST yestibule through trains
from Denver to Chicago. over the G.
r. [. & P. and the G. K. & n. system,
leave the Queen City to-day, at 400
a. m. and AS p. IN. They arrive in
Chicago on Tuesday, at 6.25 q. m. and
1 Is p. m. respectively.
OSCAR GRosHELL gave banquet at the
California Restaurant on the strength
4 Harrisons cleo lion. His friends
were invited to partake of all the dali
cScies Of the seas o after which seats at
{ le Theatre were provided for the en-
sire party by the amiable host.
TIE COMMITTEE on arrangements for
The big ratification meeting, to be held
in Nephi next Tuesday night, have ar
ranged with Mr.. Cope, of the Utah
Central, to put a passenger coach on
the freight train. to accommodate the
people from Provo and intermediate
points that want to arrive in time for
the procession. The freight train ar
riVes at 5.15 p. m.
The ELECTRIC clock exhibition has
neen crowded all week and those who
have visited the exhibition have been
we'll pleased. The three headed song
stress is the latest drawing feature, and
with all the other attractions make a
strong show, we'll worth seeing. The
exhibition will only remain a few days
longer and those who contemplate going
should do so at once.
8 CASE of considerable Importance
was partially argued before Judge
Judd, in Chambers. yesterday morning.
1t is that of w. <. King, in behalf of
number of others, vs.. the Utah Central
right of several county courts to divide
counties into school districts and assess
special sohoel taxes in remote districts
It will be continued at Provo.
YESTERDAY MORNING a coat disap'
peared from dummy in front of Lip
mans clothing store. The police were
notified, and later IN the day Officer
Sharp noticed couple of fellows at tie
Utah Central depot, one OF whom car
ried pair of boots. Mr.. Sharp went
up to examine the boots when he
noticed the fellow wore the coat that
had disappeared from the dummy
early in the m orning. He was arrested
and taken to the City Hall. The boots
are No. stogas, and we're fastened to-
gether with a large safety pin. He
claimed to have bought the boots in
Ogden.
a YOUNG man who has been working
In one OF the mining camps no. far from
Sale Lake met with little experience
the other day which made him feel
sicker than an Indiana Democrat after
the election. The said young man had
been corresponding with a girl in this
city for over two years, during which
time he had visited her quite often.
The last time he came to town j ust a
day or two ag0-he went to her nome
and being invited into the parlor, he
saw there strange man. This" said
the girl, sis my husband" Instead of
recognizing the introduction in the
usual manner, the young man fed
FROM the house and sought what con-
ISOLATION there was in telling his friends
of his troubles. His friends are trying
to show him how fortunate he was in