The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-08-26
TERRITORIAL TOPICS.
The Usual Breezy Budget
From Brigham City.
FACTS FROM THE SOUTH.
nanti and the Rsilwavs-A Slight
Sensation-Sood Vein of Coal
General News Items.
FACTS FROM THE SOUTH.


severa! days.
APOSTLE LORENZO Snow has returned
from Idaho.
Mrs N G. CLAwsoN is visiting with
her son, President R. Clawson.
A. E. Snow, superintendent of the
B G. NJ. and NJ. association has gone
last to lay in fall and winter stock,
BIRDIE CUMMINGS, of the Home
Dram attic, who mas been with US several
DAYS. returns TO Sals Lake this morn
ing in order to taKe in the final GER
Torrance of The Wife and see Kelley.
n. G. NoRTENsoN has just received
his fourth car OF wagons SINCE the
season opened. The Mitchell will get
here.
BRIGHAM now has three lumber
wards, The B. S. & NJ. Company are
making extended improvements at
their new yard near the postvffice.
NEARLY fifty tons of melons have been
shipped from this point to Butte.
Mont, the past week, three straight
car loads of the vegetables, besides as
many more in smaller consignments.
TRAMps are thicker than hay cocks in
a moving field; this seems to be
natural meeting point for the fraternity
from north and west. Pick them up,
marshal, and put them to work on the
streets, that will thin them out faster
than anythiDg We know of. Work is
something the average tramp has no
use for.
CT. NELSON, the head and front OF
the Workingmen's Co op., as we'll as
one of the fathers of his ward, is again
father by the right of consanguinity.
DEPUTY STEELE and Commissioned
Darlington do not see eye to eye.
CLEVELAND campaign chimney tops
are as plentiful as any other one style
of seasonabIe head gear, but only one
solitary Harrison hat has so far made
its appearance. Coombs looks lone
some.
CHARLES HANSON. Of Omaha, who was
Wsyiaid, beaten and robbed in Ogden
on Tuesday night, passed through town
Yesterday on his way to Logan, where
he had friends residing. He looks as
though he had been roughly handled.
OURS is considered by many tenn
perance town, and yet ten kegs of dis
turbance come in from Salt Lake twice
a week, with precision and regularity,
in addition to barrels of benzine from
| abroad.
The brass band boys and Harry
SmIrthwaile, Of Ogden, have returned
from an outing in the mountains.
Berg, the barber, had tip over on the
way home and received an irreligious
! immersion in Paradise Creek. No
bones broken and no sins washed away
MONDAY was an off day for Exams, the
drayman. In addition to several minor
! casualties, he was unlucky enough to
spill new organ out OF his wagon on
the way to the store from the depot
The troubled expression on that mans
face was study until he found out De
! didn't have q new instrument to pay for
ISABELLA Cook WILSON died on Thurs
day and was buried yesterday: She ha!
been an invalid for seven years. Sh'
emigrated to Utah in 1S48 from Scot
land and was one of our Oldest IN
habitants. A long train OF carriages
followed her remains to their las
resting place. A twelve hundred dolla
hearse was brought up from Ogdel
specially for the occasion. No regula
funeral exercises were held, but brle
and touching address was delivered a
the grave by A. d. Snow.
A FORMER article, in publishing cleo
ton returns, stated that o. 6. Snow
received the six Liberal votes cast TO
county assessor and collector. This
an error and in justice to the party mos
interested we wish to correct 1t b.
simply referring to the official count
it appeared in Wednesdays HERALD.
is a reflection on any peoples part
man to have his name mentioned L
that connection!
F.B. went to Salt Lake a visit
while sitting at the breakfast table on
morning, a batch of plaster fell flor
the ceiling and striking in Frank
plate scattered the contents far an
wide: on his return Frank was tellin
of the little experience that had almos
ruined his best party pants when
friend said TO him-"Well, didn't
frIghten your No" said Frank, g
did mt brighten me, but IL was sort
mortar-iying to have my lap filled fu
of greasy gravy and all the rest OF thel
laughing at me.
THE People VS.. z. Nelson, of tn
CITY police, charged with assault to C
great bodily harm upon the person
4. S, Clarke, of New York. This ca
came UP for hearing before Comml
sioner Darlington on Monday, ait
postponement. The most searchln
: inquiry failed to establish anythlI
damaging against the officer. and
was discharged. Attorney B. h. Jon
and Lawyer Coombs. representing d.
PENDANT and prosecution, INDUCED In
wordy warfare. The lie was given al
taken, threats were made, and the oil
cussion became so animated und uols
that Deputy Steele felt called upon
censure the court for not reprfmandil
the bglligerents, suggestion that D
honor at once acted upon, although IL
thought had not occurred to him .
fore. L. II. Jones, one OF q
witnesses, refused to answer an lrrel
want question. The court decided tn
he mus answer, witness still refused al
was peremptorily left TO the tender me
. cies of the Marshal to be placed IN tt
Utah Penitentiary, there to remain u
iii he would answer. The deputy We
wisely declined to act on the gronl
that defendant had already been a
charged and it was immaterlal Wneth
I witness answered or not as 1t could D
affect the case one way or the othe
The commissioner, not to be outdol