The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-04-15
LOCAL BRIEFS.

Oht lhh AASh.
SUMNER SUITS were worn in the after
noon yesterday.
THE GRAND Lodge, I. o. o. F.,
meets next Tuesday.
THE STREETS presented an animated
appearance yesterday.
THE MAY number of Frank Leslie's
PopsLer Monthly at Dryers.
WELLS. FARGO & Co.'s shipments
Yesterday were: Fine bars, 81 5OO.
THERE rs a message at tho Western
Uuion Telegraph Office for j. L.
Wilkins.
JAMES MoFFATr and Barlow Ferguson.
Of this city, have been appointed
uotaries public.
MERCHANTS WERE in good spirits
Yesterday. and reported good business
throughout the day.
ONE SOLITARY inebriate was taken to
the cooler last night. de gave the
name of Jacob Olsen.
Mr.. FoRHAN has received proofs OF
the illustra tons for the new Chamoer
of Commerce pamphlet.
JOHN PAUL, the market man, left for
Denver on Saturday, with three car
loads o. mutton sheep.
Mccormick & Co. received Yesterday:
Hauauer bullion, Sl.750; silver and lead
sres, 81, 800. Total, So $50.
FoUR SILICA specimens from the
West Mountains we're 10 be seen n the
Chamber of Commerce yesterday.
T.R. JONES g. Co. received yesterday !:
Germans bullion. So, 29456; silver and
lead ores, S., 633.U4. Total, $l2, 80.
THE MARRIAGE certificate of Anton
o. Anderson and Josephine M. Hansen
has oesn filed with the clerk OF the
Probate Court.
THE BRIDGE crossing the Salt Lake
and Jordan Canal, at the corner OF
Ninth East and Fifth South is In a
dangerous condition.
A FINE specimen of pure asphalt has
been added to the Chamber of Com
nerce cabinet, 1t is from vein dis
covered in Wasatch County, near
Ashley.
As THE result of special inserted IN
TIE HERALD, yesterday morning, Mr..
} e. Games lost horse was returned
to him about an hour after the paper
was out.
WILL FLETCHER, who has been out
with a herd of sheep in Skull Valley,
has returned to the city. He had 2 500
head in his floaS, of which one-hfth
persisted during the winter.
A GAME of baseball was played yes
Gerday between EMPLOYEES of the
Walker and Cullen hotels. The game
resulted in a victory for the Walker
House tsam, by score Of II to Z.
On FRIDAY evening next, an enter
tainment is 10 be given in the Thi--
teenth Ward Assembly Hall for the
benefit OF the Primary of that bishoprlc
A good programme has been arranged.
In THE Police Court yesterday.
William Boden, an old offender, was
fined S25 for drunkenness. J. II. Free
nan, charged with doing business with
out a license, settled the matter with
the Court, and the case was dismissed.
THE ATTENTION of the Marshal is
called to ditch of st>gnant water on
Sixth West Street, between SOuth
lem PIE HuQ r'ISI ObuIn OII6SASt III
front Of Howell's Row. 1t Is endanger-
ing the health of persons living in that
locality, and should be abated,
LOUIS LEss1xG, of Minersville, on the
18th. was driving across the country
from Milford to Minersville, with j. K.
WIlkin, United States deputy cler8 of
the court at Beaver. in his conveyance.
The team took fright when part way
across the bottom and MIR. Wilkin was
thrown out aud seriously injured.
THE EXECUTIVE board of the COM
znfttee on Capitol grounds held meet
ing Yesterday to consider bids
and plans tor the iron fencing
to be erected on the Hill. IL is
understood that two or three bids
were put in by outside parties. When
the bids are opened, and the award
made, it is to be hoped that home in
dustry and home talent will secure the
work.