The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-11-27
LOCAL BRIEFS,

WILLIAM RoBISsoH's funeral will be
held at / O'Clock to-day from his resi-
deace.
WELLS FARGO e. Co s shipments yes
ter0s. wyTe: ore, $1l, 282i base bullion,
81 500. Total, $l2 1872
THERE ABE measures at the Western
Union Telegraph off - for w. +. Nor
ton and William Armstrong.
T.R JONES g. 20. 5 shipments yester-
DAY wert: Germania bullion, ST. 100 06;
ores, 81, 452 50. Total, Sc .242.9l.
LOUIS j. HoLTHER, JR., Of Ogden, has
been recommended by Delegate Game
for tie Gadetship at West Point.
AFTER MANY days the water sec on
the east SIDE OF EIst Temple Street Is
undergoing much needed repair.
TIE THANKsGIvIsG dinner to be
served &C the Pen on Thursday, VIII De
the best erer seen III that institution.
W p. NEB4KER. of Rich County,
and George w. Groo. of Summit
County, have been appointed notarles
public
THE SEVENTEENTH District School has
bees close for one week, owing TO the
prevalence of dlphtherla In the neigh
bOrhosd.
MCCORMICK & Co. received yesterday:
Hauauer bullion. 81 500; silver and
lead ores. So 300: Queen of the Hills,
S11OO Total, S7,70O.
The INITIAL number of the Old Fet-
lOlUS hajL-the November issues OUT.
1t IS neat aud attractive, and should
fiud a ready recap ion at the hands OF
the fraternity 10 Utah.
1.-THE presidents of the Y.M.M NJ. IA.
will call st the Contributor Office, 40
Main Street, to-day or tomorrow they
eau ostalu specimen sets OF the first
wears series OF the NJ. 1. A. course OF
reading.
A MEETING of the stockholders OF the
Peoples Equitable Coop. will be held
at the stores No. So and 70 Market
Row. First South Street, this evening
at pm, to hear the by laws read.
William LaEgton. president
TEMPERATURE YESTERDAY as reported
bv the signal Service office: At a m.
Salt Lake. Al; Helena, %; Fort Custer,
20: Boise City, SO; Fort Washakle, II;
RaWIins, q. At IL a.m.-Salt Lake,
46; Ogden, A; Stockton, A; Bingham,
As; Park City, 80; Provo, As; Alta, 50.
THE EXCHANGE of real estate IN Salt
Lake for stocked ranch near Kamas,
mentioned in The SUNDAY HERALD, was
contaminated Monday last. The
owner of the ranch was George Mayor,
of this CITY, and George G. Laney was
the gentleman who acquired 1t for city
DrOperty valued at 81 600
THE RUMoR that the saloon keepers
had in view the organization OF So
eetv with the idea in view of going at
ter the unlicensed Dealers" turns out
to be merely a rumor after all. An in
vestigation by a HERALD reporter yes
terday resulted in this uniform reply:
Don't know anything about it save
WHIST saw in the Tribune"
NOTICES OF the intention of tbs CITY
Council to extend the water mains on
North Temple, West Temple and First
North Streets, Third South between K
and l.; Sixth East Street, one half block
south from South Temple, and Third
Street between q and E, are published
this morning in compliance with the
proyisio IS of the ordnance.
SOME HoODLUMS visited the residence
of Joseph Donovan in the Sugar House
Ward, on Sunday night, and among
other righteousness broke the buggy,
turned the horse loose and visited the
cellar, removing a quantity of apples
and other things. About two months
ago a similar raid was made on Mr..
Donovan, at which time handkerchief
Eas found which he thinks he recog-
nizes.
YERTERDAy, BISHOP WINsLow FAIR,
Third Ward, Ogden; Lorenzo Wal
dram, Jr., North Ogden; s. G. Winge,
Hyrum; Elijah Seamons and Jens
Christensen, of hyde Park, were re-
leased from the Pen. having taken the
poor debtors oath before the com.
missioner. To-day James Wasten-
.holme will emerge from the palatial
CHARTERS on the hill. and to morrow
Bishop J. Harper, of Calls Fort, James
Bywater, of Brigham, and U. @. An
derson, of Hyruh. will have completed
their terms Of sentence.