The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-05-23

Mccormick & Co. yesterday received:
Silver and lead ores, valued at Sc, $50.
WELLS, FARGO & Co. yesterday
shipped: Fine bars, $lO,70S.44; ore,
s6,57793.
tbs SPRING meeting of the Jordan
River Park Association commences this
afternoon.
THE TENTH Ward Sunday school
children go to Oaldsr's to day, weather
Permitting.
THFRE WAS lively runaway on First
Snnth Street, east of the Theatre, yes
terdsy afternoon. No damage.
4aEe1EHER LowR1E,i of Denver, will
arrive here in g short time, and the
sewerage quSstiGa will then be taken
up again.
In THE east there is still a sight de-
mend for Utah potatoes. Bailey d son
forwarded q couple OF cars during the
present week.
TIE GRAND Jury is in session once
more, and as a result the halls OF the
Wasatch have once more taken on
metropolitan airs.
WITH FoUR such steppers as jim Nc
Cord. Glen, J. Jay s. and Byron Smith
there will be an eventful afternoon at
the Jordan Park track to-day.
SILVER Is showing faint signs of &C.
fiyity, being quoted yesterday at 9lZ.
The lead quotation presents for
bidding and uncarnY sppearance-$4.
LIZZIE EVANS, who appears at the
Theatre on the 2Sth and 29th is an old
friend and schoolmate Of Mr.. John q.
Bechtol, and a native of the same town.
BEAVER, AND its surroundings, with
little expenditure of money and enter
prise on the part of our southern
friends, could soon be made popular as
summer resort.
THE MARRIAGE certificates of David
Loventhal and Emma Jarman and
Charles Anderson and Fanny III. All
SOP have been fled with the clerk of
the Probate Court.
1t WAS expected that DR.. Bredemeyer
would be released from the County Jail
late last evening. His bonds, on the
several charges against him are placed
at 81, 100. 1t is understood that John
McVicker is enc of mis- sureties.
STEPHEN KINzIE, the young man who
was arrested by Deputy Franks on oun-
day night on suspicion of having robbed
a safe belonging to George Barr. in
December last, has been admitted to
bail pending the investigation OF the
charges against him.
IT IS quite probable that a number
of the church authorities from the
Cache County Stake will be shortly
subp9naed to appear before Examiner
sprague. During the recent visit OF
Receiver Dyer, several refused to
answer any questions propounded at
that time, but expressed themselves
as ready to tell it sll' when before
competent court.
A FoUR.YEAR-o OLD daughter of VIM.
Jerome, who lives near the Denver &
Rio Grande depot, fell into well yes
terdsy afternoon. The father jumped
in as soon as he discovered her where
Rbouts, and succeeded in bringing her
out, but she was cold and apparently
Iifeless. DR.. Benedict was summoned,
and late last evening he pronounced the
little patient out OF danger.
TIE SALT Lake County teachers will
hold their last meeting OF the stason on
Saturday next, at the Thirteenth
District schoolhouss, at 10 80 g.. m. The
President requests that every district in
the county be represented, as, besides
the important business Of announcing
the date, place, ETC., Of the annual
examination and the receiving of term
reports, there will be a fitting pro-
gramne rendered.
YESTERDAY AFTERNOON, while the city
prisoners were being taken to the jail
Ia wagons, Dan. Webster, who short
time ago was sent up for sixty days for
stealing some blankets from Mrs. East.
man, jumped from the wagon at the
corner of Fifth South and First West
Stress. aud jumping fence, was soon
lost sight of. The guards immediS ely
gave chase, and efter long search
found Webster in barn where he had
tsken refuge.
SERGEANT KoRrs, of the Signal Office,
presented the following report yester-
day at 5 a. m.-Salt Lake, IS; Helena,
So; Fort Custer, A; Fort Wasbakie, "A;
Hoise, 42; WinDAmucca, 40; Rswlins,
40. Alta. m.-Salt Lake. So; Ogden,
"a; Stockton, "a; Bingham, 81; Park
City, 30; Provo, "a; Alta, 5Z; Oaruelo,
62. At each point the weather was re-
ported cloudy" save at Provo, Stock
ton, Ogden. Boise and Winnemucca.
At Park City a rain was falling at
IL a. N.
The LAST municipal election held at
Mt. Pleasant resulted in a tie vote
being cast for Ferdinand Erickson and
Abner Crane, candidates for justice OF
the peace, and james Burnes and W.
W. Brandon, candidates for marshal.
Yesterday afternoon, at the Office Of
the Utah Commission, the ties were de-
cided by the names of the candidates
being written on slips OF paper, and
drawn from hat. Crane and Brandon
were represented by E. B. Kelsey. while
Burnes and Erickson were represented
by Judge E. A. Smith. The drawing
resulted in the election of Crane and
Burnes.