The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-08-01
LOCAL BRIEFS.

yesterday were: Fine bars. $3.50.
A MAN, name1 John Boy lie. was ar
rested last night for petty larceny.
THE NEW building of the Logan Fire
Department is almost completed. il
will coss 50 800.
THERE. ARE messages at the Western
UnlIne Telegraph Office for Mr.. A.
LageEger ana Q. e.. Hussey.
THERE was a heavy fall of rain in the
northern part of the Territory yester'
day, which extended as far south as
Ogden.
MoOoREIcK & Co.'S, shipments. yes
terday, were: Hansuer bullion, So 800
silver and lead ores, $500. eIotalr
$500.
THE MARRIAGE certificate of Thomas
Mayne, Of Bingham, and Rachel Peet
of American Fork, was fled with the
clerk of the Probate Court yesterday.
B. II. Cook, of Grouse Cresk, Box
Elder County, and G. 5. Kinney, of Salt
Lake County, have been appointed
notaries public for their respective
counties.
KELSEY 81 GILLESPIE sold ten-acre
tract near Liberty Park, the property
of Ehrick & Hayes, Of Colorado Springs
to a Mr.. Smith, of Cincinnati. fol-
$11 500.
THERE WAS heavy fall of rain at
Beaver on Sunday night, and the crops
in that vicinity being much later than
in other parts OF the Territory, they viii
be considerably benefited thereby.
AN EFFORT is being made in this city
to secure 500 lsb0ring men to go 10
Washington Territory to work on the
Oregon Railway 30 Navigation Com
pany's new line of road 0etg cen Seattle
and Spokane Falls.
YESTERDAY AFTERNOON a boy en-
ployed at Walkers stable, on Fourth
South Street, was attacked by q vicious
Hoisteiu bull. and besides other se7ere
injuries, had his collsr bone broken
and o. OF his legs broken In three
places.
Sow THAT the water question has
been disposed of, the City Council will
turn its attention to the many import
ant matters which nave b2el awaiting
their consideration for some time, and
two sessions will be held each week
hereafter, until the accumulated 5ugi-
ness is disposed of.
THE CIVIL suit of William Fuller VS..
Joseph OberndorfeT. was being tried
before Judge Pyper yesterday, The
plaintiff claims that ObeTndIrfer owes
him $25 for an advertisement which ap.
peared in salt Lake Illustrated" The
latter alleges that the WORK was not
done according to contract, and refuses
to pay.
SHERIFF TURNER, OF Provo. has SIC
ceeded in recovering the property stolen
from the D. q Il. q. train at z. Y,
Junction q short time ago. and arrest
ing the thieVeG who Sre John Daily,
W. H. Harrison. Tho sheriff did some
very clever detective work in ferreting
out the cuiprits
YESTERDAY AFTERNOON an old man
named Nelse Brown, an inmate OF the
County Poorhouse, attempted suicide
by cutting his throat. He succeeded in
inflictinga CHASTITY wound. DIR. Rich
ards was called to attend him, a1d al
though the unfortunate man was not
dead when last heard from, there is no
hope of bis recovery,
uMk, MeGUaRfN, of Salt Lake" has
suddenly Jumped into fame. as respl.
of winning the recent typeWrlllpe
match in Cincinnati. Several eastern
paOers publish q wood cut, which ls a
very fair likeness, and all give him ex-
tended notices. He recently gave an
exhibition in Cincinnati operating his
machine while biIndto!ded. Ia addition
to the Canada competition. he IS also
matched ina testo of speed in New Y I
A RuM9R has gained currency in this
city TO the effect that Moses Bu1oaum
more popularity known here as "BuxIe,
who at one time managed the Ole
Deserets, and whose rotund figure was
always a conspicuous object ID front OF
'Leviberg's, was recently shot and
killed by a Chicago saloon keeper
named Henley, who is also well known
here. he having at one time repre-
scented q Chicago cigar house. Ibt
telegraph has failed to bring news o.
the tragedy. and as the Chicago paper
are so far silent on the question, II
probably only Tumor.
THE DEGREE of utter ueannsss il
lVlUR 10 WliCA Lie II tOSitO Suti NSSS~h'>
when occasion requires. was illustrated
Yesterday morning. That paper &C
cused THE HERALD of purposely with
holding the news of Mr.. f D. Kim
balls domination SIS County RecoIde
bgthe Liberals, whereas the fact is TIL
HERALD announced tWenty-four hour
earlier than The Tribune thought OF 1t
that Mr.. Kim ball had been solicited t,
run for that Office and had consented
The omission OF his name from IN
Liberal ticket in The HERALD's aceoon
sunday was the unintentional error OF
reporter, and was rechfieG yesterday
M. Kimba is known as thorough
good fellow, but the familiar story
Old Dog Tray must have occurred t
him with startling force, even at T.
early stage of tbs game.
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