The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-10-20
LOCAL BRIEFS.

MCUoRN1cK & Co. yesterday received,
silver end lead ORES, S5 800.
T. r. JONES O. Co. received yesterday
Germania bullion, 81, 1884. ct
OYE PLAIN drunk relieved the monot-
ony OF the Police Court yesterday.
FoUR SCHOOLS. comprising over 200
pupils, visited the Cyciorama on FIJI
day.
THERE is a message at the Western
Uaion telegraph office for Mrs. 3. E.
Thurnt0G.
THE salt palace IS still exciting much
intsresf, and the chances seem favorable
for the enterprise.
WELLS. FARGO & Co.'S shipments
Yesterday were: Base bullion, So5oo;
gold bars, 81 600 Total. SO 500.
SEVERAL BETS on the election OF a
Delegate to Congress have recently been
made. One is to the effect that Thur
mao will attract more ballots tnan
Baskin.
The LEAP-YEAR ball given by several
Young ladies of the Twentieth Ward
last evening, was social success.
R3presen5aulves from several wards In
the city we're present.
CoMMIssI oNs WERE iss7ed yesterday
to the neWiy-elecsed county recorder
OF Utah County, and to the justice OF the
peace anu constable for RlVerdaie Pre-
cinot, Weber COu lty.
A RECEPTION was rendered to Mr.. and
Mrs. Andrew NJ. Smith (nee Miss Co.
IightIy) last evening, upon the return OF
the Young couple from Logan. The
affair was very pleasant one.
TUE BIG case against the Dickert d
Meyers Sulpher Company, tae evidence
in which was taken at Beaver lately, is
now being argued before Judge Bore
man. Toe arguments will probably be
concluded to-day.
LARGE amounts of money are daily
being put upon the coming presidential
election. The Walker House is the
principal scene of action: MOST OF the
wagers. however, are mace on the sen-
ersI result, ana all, or nearly all, are
. ven.
THE hop of the Officers Social Club at
Fort Douglas, which was postponed on
account of the death of DR.. Meacham,
fook Mace at Recreation Hall last even
isg. aud was most enjoyable affair.
MANY ladies and gentlemen went up
from the city.
TIE GENTLEMAN who is associated
with Major Wilkes in the work OF build
inc the cable system has arrived from
tina east. and reports that he has secur-
ed the amount of money necessary TO
the successful issue OF the enterprise.
Work will be begun next month.
TEMPERATURE YESTERDAY, as reported
from the Signal Service office. at 6 am:
Salt Lake City, 40; Helena, %; Fort
Custer. Is; Boise City, AZ; Fort Washa-
kie. 30. At IL am: Salt Lake City,
SO; Ogden, 81; Stockton, 48; Bingham,
so; Park City, AZ; Provo, 81; Alta, A.
GEORGE MANwARING, travelling sales
man for the Calder Music establish
ment, was arrested yesterday, on Main
Street, on the charge OF unlawful cohab-
itation. He was taken before Commits,
gsioner Pierce, entered plea OF guilty ana
-<wax released on 81 900 bail to appear be-
fore the grand jury.
DEPUTIES SPRAGUE. Franks, Cannon
and Vandercook made formal call at
-she NetUs Office about noon yesterday.
It had been minated to them that
Charles w. Penrose could be found IN
the editorial room-but. he wasn't found.
Other building on the same block were
seaohed later in the day with similar re-
suits
A RESIDENT of Deep Creek writes
Marshal Dyer, asking if there is any
law against selling liquor to Indians;
dts understood that there are several
ynersons living IN that vicinity who are
IN tide habit of trading with the Indians,
sand that "fre water" forms one OF the
Inducements held out. The result IS
that once in q while noble red gets
on a tear, and the peaceful paieface
gets pretty bad scare.
THERE WERE two cases before Com
missioner Pierce yesterday. The first
was the civil suit OF the Kentucky
LIQUOR Company vs.. Casper Phster,
involving the sum of $50 go, interests
and costs. Judgment was rendered in
favor of the plaintiff. The other was
criminal action, in which Marllla Ora
ham was the complaining witness and
Susan DudIer the defendant. The COM
plant charged assault. The case was
dismissed. there being no evidence on
which conviction could be had.