The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-06-03
LOCAL BRIEFS.

T. r. JONES & Co. received, June 2,
1888: Germania bullion, 81 ,470.55.
JOHN MORRIS, peddler, was arrested
yesterday for doing business without a
license.
SEVERAL MORE companies of soldiers
about $50 men in ail-4rrlVeo at Fort
Douglas yesterday.
COMMISSIONS ERE issued by Secretary
Hall yesterday TO d. 2. Whelon, JusLlce
Of the peace Tor Park City.
MCCORMICK & Co. yesterday received !:
Hanauer bullion, 81, $50; silver and lead
ores, SI2 $50; total, $l4, 400.
EsTHRRE ARE messages at the Western
Union Telegraph Oltice for Mrs. j. 1,
Giiaer, X. bradshaw and b. }. FreaT.
SEA CERTIFICATE of incorporation was
issued by Secretary Hall Yesterday to
the Union Consolidated Gold Mining
Company. ~....
r, s. CASEY was arrested last night
for paJlerlng John Harper. The LLl.ce
also run in the usual number OF Sa1ur-
day night DRINKS.
WILL OUR readers please observe the
call for flowers i'll the temperance
column? This is a good work and all
should help. Send to the nj. e. Church
On the morning Of June 9TH.
A FRIENBLY game OF base ball waa
layed between the crack team from
the lumber yard of Taylor, Romney,
Sc Armstrong aud the boys OF card
ley's lumber yard, resulting IN grand
victory for Esrdley's team,
NEwcoMB photographed the Exposi
ton Car yesterday, AID his efforts were
entirely successful. 1t was picture
which many will wish to preserve.
Several different sizes were taken.
Some of the largest will 60 east.
A DETACHMENT of soldiers belonging
to the Sixteenth, reached town yester-
day morning, and marched from the
depot along second South to the Fort,
preceded by buglarS. Their appear
ance attracted great desl OF attention.
A MANN 9TH petition from residents
of Fourth West Street will reach the
CITY Council on Tuesday evening next,
demonstrating against granting the -e-
quest of the Salt Lake 81 Fort Douglas
Railway for right of way along that
thoroughfare.
II is requested that any good mousse
wives who have boss specimens OF pre-
served fruits, Utah grown, Will present
a bottle or SO to the exhibition car. Any
specimens forwarded should be brought
to the car to-day, where they Will be
given prominent place IN the display.
MRs. MARY HowcRoRT died suddenly
at her residence In the Nineteenth
Ward yesterday afternoon, of heart
disease. She was 65 years old at the
time of her demise, and was respected
by all who knew her. The funeral will
take place at the Nineteenth Ward
Meeting House at 1 pm. tomorrow.
TIE TEMPERATURE yesterday was as
follows: At ) am Salt Lake, 68;
Helena, SIS; Fort Washakee, Al; Boise
CITY, 81; Rawlins, Al. At IL a.m.-Salt
Lake, rs; Ogden, "a; Stockton, rs;
Bingham, rs; Park City, 70; Provo, SO;
Alta, 80; Garfield Beach, 76-water 81.
THE JUNE number of the Utah Agri-
culturist is out. Among other features,
it contains a cut of the Fair Building,
which is to be erected on the Tenth
Ward Square OF this city. II is taken
from Photograph of Klettings design,
which recently received the award of
500, and was engraved by Wbitecar
It is a most creditable piece of work,
and far in advance of the many daubs
circulated at the present time, and
which come from the east.