The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-10-21
LOCAL BRIEFS

y6SGcIudy WSiO. OaSO UUiliOH' PoI1OO
Z. r. JONES & Co yesterday. re
oa,ved ruiz on, 81 .571 90; ores. IA 30 81
Tot $5,782 16.
THERE ARE messages at the Western
UniOn TeUgrapn Office for G. E. Cum
nlings aud Thomas Hill.
AT Mllfork. it is said, there are 3d..
ON mounds of wool baled, ready fol
shipment to the eastern market.
The fire alarm that sounded last
night " as on account of areport that
came from the Wasatch buildings No
damage.
The STEAMER Wisconsin, has left
Liverpool for New York. She has on
board 125 Mormon Immigrants, bound
for Utah.
Mrs. BURROWS, the popular milli"er
at The head of Main Street, is doing q
heavy fall trade. She has some elegant
an excellent styles just received.
The ARTICLES of Incorporation of the
Shamrock Min n Company, the details
of which have already been published,
were filed with Secretary Hall yester-
dsy.
ANYONE DESIRING competent book
keeper and general accountant may Sc
cure the services of one whose aoilitv is
uneq toned by ddressipg The HER
AID.
THE ABSTRACT Company has a corps
of about twenty young men and young
letIes ct wo k daily at the County Cour
IL use making copies OF the records.
1ney are a busy lot of workers.
TIE ARGUMENTS in the case against
the DlokerC 81 Meyers Sulphur Com
pauy, being heard by Judge Boreman,
occRnied the whole of yesterday. They
will be resumed on Thursday next.
a FINE Ch:ckering grand square piano
viii be sod under marshal's sale at
Caldar's Music Palace, Saturday, Oc-
tober 9th, at II m. This is an excel
lent opportunity to buy magnificent
piano cheap.
Mr. JOHN LOWRY, of Manti, recently
purchased pappoose FROM squaw, in
whose charge it had been left by the
mother. who had "gone with hand
somer man." The baby was being bad
IL neglected, but in its new home it will
be well cared for.
CHARLEY ANDREWS. son of James
at Richmond. While riding q
horse with two other boys he was
thrown off, fTacturing his collar bone
and otherwise iniuring him. DR.. Park
inson was called in attendance.
S. 3. NEWMAN has on exhibition two
potatoes, grown a short dis
lance south of the city. Together they |
weigh eleven pounds, and are the |
biggest specimens'o the tuEer family yet |
exhibited. although only fair indica- |
ton of what Utah is capable of.
TEMPERATURE YESTERDAY, as reported |
from the Signal Service Office. at am:
Self Lake City, AZ; Helena, 40; Fort |
Boise City, IS; Fort Washable So;
Rawlins, 40. At IL am: Salt Lake
City, So; Ogden, 80; Stockton, 55;
81 Park City. AZ; Provo, 60
Alta, 30.
RECORDER WELLS has finished his |
work CT comparing the names of those
who entered protests against sewerage
With the assessment roll of Sewer Dis
riot No. 1. Out Of a total assessed
valuation of $4,1I5, 300 in the district.
'nly 81 ,500.800 protested, or about S6K
Der cent.
A CORRESPONDENT writes that Mr.. J.
-ones has been appointed postmaster at
Montpelier, Idaho, in place of Mr.. IN
lerwood. 1t is to be hoped the change
will result in an Improvement n the
eIivery of the mails. There has been
nore kicking over the Montpelier Office |
han any other up north that We know !
f.
THERE WAS again large attendance
1t the E ectric Clock exhibition last
evening, the entertainment being one
yaich seems bound to draw. The min
AZURE glassworks are an interesting
eature to the visitor. All should take
advantage of this opportunity to see so
a work.
The MARRIAGE fever is still undated.
}, r6ificates of the following mar
ia yes were filed with Probate Clerk
,utIer yesterday: William White and
arab Ash, Joseph Poll and Mary
Bond, both by Bishop Sl e;rs; James S.
3aIlacher and Harriet s. Woods, ty
Bishop Watson. The contracting par
les in each case are residents of this
ity.
NEILs LUNDBERG, Neils Lindohl and
los. Lindohl were brought in from
Union yesterday, by Deputies Cannon
md Franks. They were all arrested on
COMPLAINT sworn to by Julia Hansen,
nd which charges unlawful entry and
Ietainer. They we're taken before
Pierce and gave bonds
n $500 for their appearance or Tuesday
ext.
.THE MAETI City Council has passed
n ordinance making it unlawful for
nv male person under is and any
emale person under the age of ID TO be
n any street in Mauti after the hour
f 10 D. M, or before the hour of q.
q. from April lst to September Both uf
ach year, and after 9 p. m. or before 5
. &c. of each day from October lst to
Iarch 3lst, without having written per-
mission from parent or guardian The
enalty for violation of this ordinance
!, a fine of S. or imprisonment of five
lays.
Delicious Warm Beverages.
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