The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-07-10
LOCAL BRIEFS

MCCORMICK & Co. received yesterday:
Hanauer bullion, So, $40.
T. r. JONES & Co. received July 9th:
Germania bullion, S1,57997.
WELLS, FARGO & Co. yesterday ship
ped ase bullion valaed at 81 300.
WHEN LAST heard from the Territorial
Board of Equalization was as Manti.
THERE IS a message at the Western
Union Telegraph Office for Miss Helen
Mathsr
THE POLICE say that there never were
as many trampS in Salt Lake as at the
present TIM.
SAM gibson has presented the Cham
Der of Commerce with samples of coal
from Sunnyside.
PARK CITY will celebrate the 24th-
Pioneers Day. The principal amuse-
ment furnished wal be- horse races,
No TRACE has yet been found of the
brute who few nights ago enticed the
Hatley girl to his room and outraged
her.
TWAS erronsously stated in Sundays
HERALD that the Territorial fair would
open on August 1st. 1t will open Oc-
tober lst,
a HAYsTACK belonging to a man
named norenson, who lives on the cor
ner OF X aud Sixth Streets, was blrned
Saturday night.
LAST SUNDAY the CentrevilIe Coop.
was broken into. and the safe blown
open. ABOUT $IG0, mostly IN nickels
and dimes, was taken.
SUPERINTENDENT Noon, of the Provo
cauuery, was III town yesterday. He
says thst the building and works ere
almost completed, and the cannery will
be IN operation il very short time.
RIDGLEY LODGE No. 81. o. 0. F., will
have installation tomorrow evening
After the exercises a banquet will be
gi'en to the Bingham and Sandy
lodges, which are expected to be pres
emit
HENRY ARNOLD was arrested on the
going charge by Deouties Cannon and
Frank. He was taken before Commits
siOner Pierce, gave bonds and was re-
leased. The indictment bore date
August Is 1886.
TIE FOLLOWING judges of election
were adqolnced yesterday. For Moline.
Emery County, h. P. Rasmussen ana
w. G. Perenvitz, vice Joseph Swasy and
Samuel CALDWELL for Champion, Bea-
yer Comfy. o. 5. Carver and David
James, vice r. S. LipsCom and Henry
Brown.
SAFE CRACKERS are at work again in
this vicinity. The Coop. store at Cen
treVilie was entered on Saturday night,
a small, neat hole drilled in the safe,
and the door blown open. The INSIDE
till was then forced and silver to the
amount of between $50 and S75 taken
by the thieves.
J. R. EDDINGToN & Co. the grocers do I
ing business on Market Row, made az
assignment yesterday to R. NJ. WiIkin-
son. The liabilities are estimated at |
5000, while the assets will reach about |
the same amount. Mr., Wilkinson will |
sell the stock and fixtures at private !
sale. Thsre are no preferred creditors. |
THE BIDS for the exposition and fair |
buiIdln IS were yesterday exa mined, and |
the result was that the work went to |
the Salt Lake Building and Manufactur- |
ing Company, who CONSTRUCTED the new
ca aty jail Their bid Was $15, 600. and |
they guarantee to finish the work by
September 20th. The date of the fair is !
between October lst and 18th, instead |
Of August, as enormously stated Sun
day,
ORR OLD friend, Brother Darr, the
veteran stage doorkeeper of the Salt
Lake Theatre, leaves this morning on
trip with the teachers excursion
through the western States and Terrific
ries. There is no doubt be will have a
fine time, for wherever he goes be will
be recognized as one of the most genial
of his calling. Wi b Mr.. DerrigO Jess
Higgs, Paul Hammer, Frank Maltese
and J. Rogers, other theatre boys"
a FEMALE SAILING under the name of
Mrs. Garrett, who advertised herself as
the proprietrass of a new patent for
DIRE. Sitting has departed for the Coast
(San Francisco. presu mably) leaving &
numb Of creditors in mourning. She
secured from $15 to $25 from number
Of young girls whom she promised to
make adopts in her art, and when they
showed up, according to appointment
Yesterday morning, they found she had
taken the out train for distant parts,
emitting to leave their tuition money
behind her. The Domestic Sewing
Machine people are among the other
mourners, for the rent of a machine.