The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-07-08
LOCAL BRIEFS.

MCSOhNICh N W. IStelN6u yesterday
Hanauer bullion, So 800.
Two NEW steam laundries will be
opened in this city in few days.
THE ELECTIONS for school trustees
will take place tomorrow evening. Be
there.
JAMES A. STARK, OF Marysvale, has
b en- appointed a notary public for
Piute County.
THERE WILL probably be some good
races at the Jordan River track on the
oath and 25,h.
T. Z. JONES & Co. received July 9TH
Germania bullion, 81, 359 So; silver and
lead ores, $1527.52.
COMMISSIONER THOMAS offers reward
for the return of mare stolen from his
stable on Friday night.
THE ONE hundred and fifty Terri
torial bonds were signed yesterday by
the Loan Commission.
NOTHING HAS yet been heard OF
Smith, the prisoner who escaped from
the chain gang few days ago.
THERE ARE kilograms at the Western
Union office for f. NJ. Brigham, Johu
Forester J. l.. Kline, G. S. Rieman
James Msckieoard and DR., G. w. Eos
er.
ROBERT PALMER, the miner who shot
the man named Davis on Thursday
last, has been brought to town. The
day for his hearing has not yet been
fixed.
THE CHURCH Farm, south of this city
consisting of l, 100 acres, and valued all
the way from Sl50,001 to 5000 600, has
been turned over to the Receiver, who
has placed J. H. Waloott in charge.
CITY PARK subdivision, lying between
Fourth and Sixth South and Eighth
and Tenth West STR ets. is now on the
market and promises to be rapid sell =
ing property. Smiley, Groshell & Hath
away have received the agency.
THE PEOPLES party Central Com
mittee met at Pennington on Friday
afternoon and arranged for the primary
meetings to be held on Monday even
ing, July 18th, and the County Conven-
ton to be held on July goth.
A RECEPTION and banquet will be ten
dered Bingham Lodge No. 10 and Sandy
Lodge No. IL, by Rjigley Lodge No. 9,
at the st. Elmo Hotel on Wednesday
evening next, at II o'clock, a ter the
adjournment of the regular lodge meet
ng.
The FOLLOWING marriage certificates
were filed with the clerk of the Probate
Court yesterday: B. w. Maycock and
Margaret F. Mitchell: Alexander
Pringle and Caroline King; w. J. Dean
and Emma Evans; John MahanoIlii
and Victoria Cole; John r. Isaac and
Emma Roach; Joseph Child and Carrie
McAllister, all of this city.
GEORGE E. BLAIR & Co. have succeeded
Blair & Co, in the real estate
business, G. w. Thatcher, Jr., having
retired from the firm. Blair q. Co.
sold to F. A. Mitchell, of this
city, the w. n. Thomas farm, in Cache
Valley. The farm comprises about
l 900 acres of valuable land, and it is
under TODD that it brought IN the
of $15,0 00.
Mr.. AND Mrs. JOHN T. CoNK, of the
First Ward, while riding to town on
Friday, met with an accident which
NAV result very seriously. Their buggy
broke through the bridge which spans
che ditch on the south side Of Liberty
Park, on Roper Street, throwing them
both violently to the ground, and the
some distance. Both were rendered
and we're conveyed to
their homes, where they were waited on
by DR.. Young.
TIE BARRIERS UNION, at their cent
adopted set of bylaws, one
section of which provides for a black
book, in which is to be recorded the
names of all bilks who fail to pay their
BARRIERS aud .fioa around from shop to
shop, continuing at one place only so
long as their credit is good. One of the
black books is to be hung in every shop,
and when one of these professionals
come in he is informed that he cannot
get a shave there until he pays his bill
at the shop he has just left.
1.-THE present warm weather contin-
ues, Warm Springs Lake will soon be
thing Of the past. 1t has never been so
low as at the present time and ere long
PROMISES to be as dry as the mu ldy
bottom will admit Of its being. a gen
tleman who came down from Lake
Shore Yesterday, says the receding of
the waters OF the Great Salt Lake IS
yerv noticeable at that point. 10 such
an extent has this body of water fall n
that the salt boats find it Impossible to
anproach the pier where the salt was
loaded on to the Utah Central cars Tor
shipment, compelling the use OF lighters
in CONVEYING the salt from the boats TO
the pier. This makes the water haul an
extensive one, and it may yet be neces-
sar7 to extend the track a quarter OF a
mile further into the lake.