The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-03-25
LOCAL BRIEFS.

No EASTERN mail last night.
THE SYMPHONY Orchestra will meet
at the Theatre this afternoon.
A NAN named Hodges was run in By
the police last night for being drunk.
CORES OF The HERALD can be oh
tanned at the Office each Sunday morn
ing.
A COMMISSION was issued yesterday
to Joseph Howell, the newly elected
mayor of WellsVille.
T.R. JONES & Co. yesterday received:
Germania bullion, $1,673.19; ores, S.
5I2. Total. So, 185 10.
THE BOARD of Loan Commissioners
met Yesterday, and decided to adver-
tise for loans this week.
A RAYMOND excursion party arrived
in this city yesterday morning from
California, en- route for the cast.
THERE ARE two messages at the West
ern UnionrelegraDh Office, one for Geo.
A. Meears and the other Tor Mrs. J. j.
Haight.
McCoBx1oK & Co. to day received
Queen of the Hills ore, $3.50. Hanauer
bullion, So 800; silver and lead ores,
50 400. Total. 81 $50.
SIMON Bros, the popular milIiners,
are making extensive preparations for
their grand opening on Tuesday next.
Their show windows will De worth see
ing.
MILANDo PRATT, George w. Jones,
Daniel Harrington and Alma Il. VIM
have been appointed notaries public for
Salt Lake County, and Peter SundWeil
for Sanpete County.
Mrs. EDWARDS, of the Ninth Ward.
desires to thank the members of Myrtle
Lodge, K. of Z. for their attentions dur
ing the illness of her boy and for their
kindness 1t the funeral.
THERE WAS a slight blaze in the Elk
Saloon, opposite the Theatre, at about
z O'Clock yesterday morning. The fire,
which was caused By defective fue,
was extinguished before any serious
damage was done.
THE SEvEGTEEyTH Ward Sunday
School will hold G review to-day, IN the
ward meeting house. There will be
two sessions, one at 10 am, and the
other at 6p.m. The people of the ward
generally are invited.
ARRANGEMENTS HAVE been perfected
for an exhibition of craftsmanship by
DR.. Carver, the champion shot of the
world, at the Driving Park, on Thurs
day next, at 3 O'Clock. An interesting
programme has been prepared. Reao
it.
Mr.. YOUNGER will give an interest
ang TerDsichorean exhibition at the
Walker Opera House on Tuesday even
ing, April Sd. A varied programme
of dances has been prepared for the
occasion and appears in another col
ann.
HYRUM J. GEANT, of Grant Bros the
Iiverymen, was driving a magnificent
span OF Iosns, about the streets yestsr-
day. They were a span OF thirteen
hOrses just brought down from Cache
Valley, and are now added to tbs fine
stable of this enterprising firm.
TIE SALT Lake Temple of Honor will
give one of their open meetings to-
morrow evening, at their hall, at which
an enjoyable entertainment of music,
singing and reciting will be furnished
the friends and members of the organ
iZatiou. The American Temple and
Social Department are especially in
vited to be present on the occasion.
Admission free.
refitted the building formerly occupied
by.sHeinau, and to such an extent tha;
one fails to recognize the old landmark
He now has one of the handsomest CT
gar stores in the west-he says there is
nothiI in California even that can
compare with it. He will not forsake
the old stand, however, where he has
been known for so many years.
Mr.. SAMUEL FENToN, the father of
Mr.. S. f. Fenton and Mrs. Lizzie F,
Young, of this city, died yesterday
afternoon. He was one of the oldest
railroad conductors in the United
States, having been forty years in the
service of the Pennsylvania Railroad
The funeral will be held at p. N. to-
morrow from the residence of Mrs
Lizzie F. Young, 135 E. South Temple
st. 10 accordance with the last wishes
OF the deceased, his remains will be
taken to Philadelphia for interment.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. F. Fenton accompany
ing them.