The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-07-15
LOCAL BRIEFS,

GEofGE SNow was arrested yesterday
for ob5truetiDg the Sidewalk.
THE REGULAR meeting of q. B. B. S.
will be held on Monday evening.
II THE Police Court, esterday, SaI]ie
Davis was sent up for twenty days Tor
dIunkenne S.
THE HOTEL men were around hirii
cots yesterday for the acoo nmodat1cn
Of their guests.
WELLS, FARGO & Co.'S shipments
yesterday were: Base billion, IS, 700;
ore, 50 $50. Total, $13 $50.
JOHN WICKER, Jr., was tried before
Judge Pyper yesterday for assaultirg
john Orr. lie was discharged,
WooD & Sons have purch zsed the
GJJk u GIANT I'd stand, aud will enter
letield again on the lst proximo.
MCCORMICK & Co. receive yesterday:
Hansuer bullion, $1,000; Qaeen IF TIE
Hills ore, 1901; silver ana lead ores,
S. sos. Total, SO 700.
S. R Marks & Co. have added a
furaiture fac DRY to thsir adjustment,
and will hereafter keep in stock several
kinds Of the home made article.
THE NOTIFY meeting of lions Ben
eft Building Society will be held Mon
day evaniag, st the Office Of Il. j.
Grant & Co., No. 40 NJ ain Street.
D. ALEXANDER, the Main Street
merchant, was arrested yesterday for
causing dodgers to be thrown ab9ut
the streets. The case was set for Tues
day.
In THE civil suit of William Fuller
VS.. Robert Watson, for the restitution of
certain property, Judge Pyp3r yester-
CAV render d Gs-lslOn in IA or OF the
Plaintiff.
The THIRD Quorum of Seventies viii
hold their regular monthly meeting in
the Fourteenth Ward ASSEMBLY Rooms
next Monday evening At 30. A full
attendance IS desired.
DURING the past thirteen days 1OS
arrests have been made by the police,
and the gangs of ;ramp5 which infested
the city a short time ago have been
pretty well broken u.
FoR THE benefit of tLe many strang-
ers now in this city. Postmaster Barrett
will keep the Post }ffice open from 10 to
IL a. M. in addition to the regular
Sunday hours, II toll.
THE LOGAN Temple closed for
renovation and repairs on Friday even
ing, July 18th, 1888, and will open on
Monday, August 18th, 1888.
NJ. W. MERRILL, President.
YEsTERDAY DEPUTY FRANKS arrested
Mrs. Shear and her two daughters, who
reside in the eastern part of the city on
the charge Of cruelty to animals. The
I,orn
NorrtH on Tuesday.
GEORGE CLARK, one Of the parties ar |
rested for cOmpliCity in the robbery of
JudGe Zane at Garfield Beach recently,
was discharged yesterday. the evidence
against him not being sufficient to war
rant holding him.
Mr.. WILLIAM SLOVENIAN has just |
opened a flowing well one block and |
half ives. of the Nineteenth Ward school
hGu e. 1t is 50 feet deep and flows |
through 3-ipch pipe at the rate of 300
gallons per minute. The water is pro-
nounced exoellent.
A MOVEMENT is on foot which has for |
its object the closing of the sores and |
business houses on the 23d, as well as
the Oath, which will give proprletors
and employees these holidays together.
the 22d being Sunday. The clerks will |
bring arguments 10 bear in favor OF the |
proposition.
YESTERDAY E. G. BARRON who, on
February 10, 1885, was convicted of |
robbery and sentenced tofiVe years
Imprisonment, was pardonsd by Gov
ernor West. The petition asking for
c. S. Varian, H. N. Wells, E. A.
Smith, w. w. Ritter, j. H. Moyle, G.
D. Piper, and others.
SEVERAL HUNDRED teachers arrived |
here Yesterday morning, and these |
with the visitors who came in on
Friday. crowded all OF the hotels in the |
CITY. They spent the day in walking
and driving about the cityIand visiting
the various places of interest,
and visiting the lake. They
come from New England, New York
City. Missouri and elsewhere. num- |
Der of them lift for the west last even |
ing.
WHAT HAS become of that City and
County drive up City Creek canyon?"
isa question often heard, but not so
often answered. Inquiry ELECTS the
fact that the So 600 to be put up for the
work by the City and County will be |
expended at once-the powers that be |
are only considering just how to
start. Rush it ahead, gentlemen. No
improvement that we know of which |
can be made for $1,000 or five times
that sum, means as much to Salt Lake
City as this same Canyon drive. Five |
thousand dollars ought to make good |
Job of it, and it is to be hoped the best
road building head in the community
will be consulted before the work is be
gun.
THE members of the Salt Lake SYM
phony Orchestra will please take notice
that rehearsals have been discontinued
until furthor notice.
]. A. EVANS,
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