The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-05-15
LOCAL BRIEFS.

rest.
THE HOTELS are doing big business
theso 0aSs.
THE TAMPERATURE is decidedly sug-
gesnVe Of sumner.
The F1GE Department has received
I ,UOO feet or new hose.
The RACES Tomorrow will start
pioAptly 1T 2 O'Clock.
McOoRx1CK g. Co. received: Hanauer
bullion, valued at S3,825.
Two O, sEs of di 3htheria are reported
ia family III the TN enty first Ward.
To-Day Is Building Society Day.
Don forget this IeMIloer lid save
I've.
THERE IS a message at the Western
Union Ielegraoh ONCE tor a. I. Val
eItln.
TKAvEL FRoM the cas-. is rather light
st present, but is unusually heavy from
the west.
S icB arARY FoRHAN yesterday re-
Col ed { re last PROOFS of the pamphlet,
'5alU Lake lllustra
n NUMBER of applications were made
at the Chamber OF Commerce ester
Gay loI sugar beef seed.
RACES TO -moRRow at the Jordan
River Park cIurse and on Wednesday
at the Utan DIVING Park.
AN INDIVIDUAL giving the name OF
John HENDERSON was arrested by the
police yesterday for drunkenness.
T. &. JONES G. Co. received May II:
Germania bullion, 50 ,326.79; silver ald
Lad ore, So GIL As; total, SI,9I5 p.
a MAN named Miller was gathered in
by the poles last night on the charge OF
vagraucy. he will b9 tried to-day.
Pools WILL be soid at the Cullen
Hotel tu-ui mt on the races f Jr Wednes-
day over tue Jordan RIVER PARK Asso-
Ci4llUn II ICk.
a LARGE number of persons from
various paris OF lha Territory will Vlslt
Asuu next Monday, on the occasion 0.
the dsd cation of the Manu- Temple.
SURE OLsEn's sou Isaac was buried
Yesterday. q long line ut carria yes filled
with relatives and fren Is OF the fanny
following the remain 8 to the cemetery.
TIE MILL a III Elevator Company
the foundatIt u ii their building. Bids
for excavatiLg. ETC., Will be let next
week.
THE PHILHARMoNIC Society met at
Calder music store last night and re-
Ae4rsed the cbo uses when are 10 be
sung at the conc 1T To BE- given i'll a
short time.
SALT LAKE CITY will lose a number
o her most promising arhsrs this sum-
mer. Two will 20 TO San Francisco to
enter the Academy of Design, one will
leave for Paris, and another for Boston.
Pools ON the rR3s between Broucho
Jack and Don Angus will be sold at the
Walker House on Wednesday evening,
when the silver tones of Louis Bam.
berger will be heard as the auCtioneer.
The FUNERAL services over the re-
LaAins of the late w. T. Donelson were
held at the residence, in the Ninth
Ward, on Sunday forenoon, and We're
attended by quite number Of relatives
and friends.
The ENEAT little sum of $225 was
raised at the recent concert given for
the benefit of w. II. Foster. The finan-
oia success is due. in great measure
20 the labI rs of the interchangeable aud
Irropressible Savage.
THATCHER, BLAIR 81 Co. should have |
been credited with the sale OF the five |
acres on the West Drive on Saturday. |
The initials 7. B. misled the reporter in |
transcribing his notes, in the rush of |
Saturday nights work.
c. Z. SAVAGE is around with his |
camera, taking views of the prominent |
business blocks, hotels, residences. etc.
60 be used by an Omaha firm in an il
Illustrated publication showing up Salt
lakes beauties and advantages.
REG IsTRATIoN BEGAN ye3te day all
ova the Territory. for the election in
August. All qualified and willing to
subscribe the requisite oath should
vail themselves of the opportunities
row offered for securing franchise.
The FOLLOWING, from the Wash
fopton Star would indicate that
lieu Grant Carla I'D is still on the SICK
list: FIRST Lieutenant John Carl md,
Sixth Inta 1try, granted two months
further extension of leave on surgeons
certificate"
THE ObD Folks are already inquir-
ing as 10 where they are going this
year. 1t is learned from a member of
the @ )mmittee that Lahi will probably |
be selected 81 the generous citizens of
that village b I'VE already forwarded
pressing inyltstlons.
A TEAM of horses, attached to a farm
wagon. dashed out of the alley leading |
to Walker Bros. stable, on Fifth South |
Street, yesterday afternoon, and run
ming across the street coliided wi IA the |
fence in front OF the Seventh istrict
school house. A large number of |
school children were playing on the |
sidewalk at the time, but fortunately, |
mono of them was injured.
a REAL estate mon, yesterday, said |
lie would give $500 TO anyone who |
you'd tell him on what spot the gov
tr.rn sut building would 60 up in Salt
lake. The same party said he was Oh
I0s.d to any plan for locating the
Chamber of Commerce in the centre of
a block. Why" SAID he, 'if there
we're other buildings in front OF it. as
the plan proposes, it would have fifty
outhouses. ash barrels. ana garbage
- -, tt,ooanthar buildings directlV