The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-01-01
LOCAL BRIEFS.

LEAD WAS quoted at $3.50 yesterday
silVer, 81.
THOMAS Only was arrested by the
police yesterday for vsgrancy.
AMAN named John Lynch applied at
&he City Hall last night for lodging.
The SIDEWALKS were in very slip
merry condition last night, and falls were
numerous.
A New YEAR's bali will be given in
the Twentieth Ward Schoolhouse to-
morrow night.
DANIEL n. DRAKE was yesterday
commissioned as constable for wilson
Precinct, Weber County.
Y.R. JONES Il Co. received yesterday
Gernania bullion, 81 ,854.02: silver and
lead ores, 81 1913. Total. $4,Ol2,l5. :.
MoCoRN1oK & Co.. yesterday, re-
eeiyed, HSuauer bullion, SIS 050; silver
and lead ores, $500. Total, $40 800
TIE SUNDAY School Union meeting,
which was adjourned until tomorrow
evening, has been postponed until
Tuesday.
WELLS. FARGO & Co.'s shipments
yesterday we're: Ore, 81 800; fine bars,
sil ,a9S.58; base bullion, $500. Total,
sic ,09S.58.
TIE GRAND drawing of prize quilts at
Walker Brothers Company came off
YESTERDAY, and the following numbers
we're the winners; $50, 519 and 45.
IN THE Police Court, yesterday,
Walter Porcher was fined $50 for being
drunk and profane, in detaultsof which
he will languish for twenty -hve days.
EY. GRANT, of the Grant. Brothers
Company. was flying about in the snow
Yesterday, with a dandy cutter and
tandem team. The outfit drew any
amount Of comment.
os FRIDAY evening next, the A. 0.
u W will give another ball at their
hall. 1t is the second party OF the
series. and will doubtless be equally as
ENJOYABLE as the first.
SOME FINE samples of apples were
presented to the Chamber OF Commerce
Yesterday by W. c. Burrows. They
were grown on Mr.. Burrows farm,
three mites south of this city.
SAM, LEVY has on exhibition at his
store. a large and handsome photo OF
some of the prominent members OF the
NeW York Veteran Fireman's Associa-
Con. who visited this city last summer.
TIE MEMBERS of Salt Lake Typo
GRAPHICAL Union, No. 115. meet at 2
O'clock to-day, at the usual place.
EVERY member is requested t. be pres
emit, as the election of officers takes
place.
FREE New Years dinner will be
served to the newsboys, at Baston
Brothers restaurant formerly Co1ee
day. Apply for tickets. at No. z West
Second South Street.
A SPAN of large horses, attached to
. farm wagon, ran away on second
south Street last night. After running
for a couple of blocks, the driver sue
cad adj in obtaining control OF the AMI
mas, and no damage was done.
Nh I, C. TRENr the local manager
of Rrazer & Chain srs, does hand
sorae thing by the deserving newsboys
end naper carriers of the town, to-day,
hr Furnishing them all with tickets for
a good restaura New Years dinner.
Nr SHowELL, the registrar of the
x;rSt Precinct, reports that the total
-agistration for his precinct is 67l, and
n this number. 1S5 names have been
sdded aimee June last. Two names have
hsen taken off the hist, one. person hay
;er died and the other having moved
.l1st of the precinct.
Now THAT the various mail trains
secSS to have settled down into some
sort of regularity. for the time being !.
1.11Ia for the use of merchants and
ctbers showing the time Of. the open
&c and closing of the mails at the
POstofice in this city.
A NEW YEARS Eve party-one OF the
,55st pIeasing event. of the season-was
Siven by Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll. at fheil
Eesi T% 3oS S. Third East Street, last
eTsning. There were alarge number o.
guests pressnl. and e. New ma Year wal q
east In most fitting style.