The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-11-04
LOCAL BRIEFS.
XorE ON Tuesday.

rant.
WELLS, FARGO s. Co.'S shipments
yesterday were: Ore, "a, 500.
Z. r. JONES & Go. received yesterday:
GermoRia bullion, 81, 1893. 81.
Mccormick & Co. received yesterday
silver and lead ores. $14 900.
CAST YOUR vote for the Peoples can
didate, Hon. John L. Game.
A TERRAPIN in front of the California
Restaurant drew big crowd yesterday,
THE BATTLE OF Gettysberg will only he
onen hereafter between 8 am. and 49,
pm.
DISC ouRsEs TO Women on Medical
Subjects" by Mrs. DR.. Potts, ct
Dryers Book store.
THERE ARE messages at the Western
Union Telegraph Office for E. B. Mason
and George Faderer.
THE OBJ Fellows are arranging for
grand ball. to be gwen about the 14th
# the present month.
TIE PosToTFIcE delivery will be open
on Sundays and public days from 1870
to 40 p. "a. hereafter.
TIC Y. M. M. [. A. OF this stake will
b I'D q conference, commencing to-
N lrro1 morning at 10 o'clock.
Tomorrow is Ogden's red letter dav,
the occasion being the laying of the
corner stone of the Union depot.
OWING TO the Union Pacific being de-
iayed last evening, we were unable to
procure our daily Ogden letter for pub
LEGATION.
JOSEPH r. HICKMAN, of Nephi, and
Joseph S Salmon, of Coalville, were
yesterday appointed notaries public for
Juab and Summit Counties respect
lively.
The FUNERAL services of Dotty La
Won Sharp will be held in the Philips
Chapel, Tenth Ward, at $50 pm. to-
day. Friends of the family invited to
attend.
Mrs. BURROWS, the Main Street
miIiiner, is opening boxes of very
handsome fall and winter fashions al
most every day. Her establishment is
always busy.
''WHY, =, said a disguised Liberal
as he left the Opera House last even
ing. in the middle of Mr.. RawliI s.
=
a giving us 'istory."
THE MUSICAL profession are in ecstasy
over a handsome pRrlor organ received
yesterday By Coalter & Snelgrove. The
Goue-well, just hear it, and as for the
case-it is well named 1.-The Modern
Ideal"
'EHR SECRETARY and treasurer of the
Peoples Equi able Cooperative Asso-
citation will be at S. r. Marks store Oh
Monday, and on every day thereafter,
between 10 O'Clock a. m. and 2.30p. M,
TO receive subscriptions.
THE WONDERFUL electric clock exhibi-
ton was packed all day yesterday and
last night. Those who contemplate
going should go at once as the exhibit
ton will only remain few days longer.
admission 10 and Is cents.
MsoCIAL entertainment will be given
in the TWentienth Ward Hall to-mor-
row evening, the occasion being fare
we'll send off to Elders 0. D. Romney
and U. @. LoVaRder, who are about to
leave on foreign missions.
Tbs SECOND term of the present
academic year of the University of
Deseret will open on the 18th inst. A
full Zine OF winter course studies, for
fthetbeHeflt of a certain class of students,
Vs provided, in addition to the regular
curriculum.
THE MEETING called to assemble at the
Chamber of Commerce last evening, to
consider the ACCESSIBILITY of urging the
Council to immediate action on sewer
age, was rather thinly attended, and an
adjournment was taken until Thursday
next at o'clock.
THE ITALIAN Gardella, who was re-
Gently brought in from Bingham on
the charge of assault with a deadly
weapon, will have an examination be
fore Commissioner Pierce on Monday
at 4p.m. The doctors who examined
him do not believ that he is insane.
TRMPERATURE YESTERDAY, at various
zloints. as reported by the Signal Service
officer. AT am: Self Lake City, "a;
Helena, SO; Fort Custer, 30; Boise City,
10; Fort Washakie, 80; Rawlins, AZ. At
Ham: Salt Lake City, So; Ogden, 60;
Stockton, So; Bingham, 50; Park City,
O; Provo, 81; Alta, AZ.
D. w. RENcR and Ben Whittemore
have made the following wager on the
coming election: If Harrison is
elected President, Mr.. Rench is to wheel
Mr. Whittemore, in q wheelborrow,
properly decorated" from Goddess
corner to the postoffice door, there to
be received by Postmaster Bar EFT. In
case Cleveland is declared the peoples
choice, Whittemore is to wheel Rench
over the same route, and the same
honors are expected.
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