The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-12-14
LOCAL BRIEFS.

TIE RATE GREENAwAY ball in Young
er's Hall, com off this evening.
John ROBINSON was yesterday COM
missioned councillor of Beaver.
THOMAS L. BURBIDGE was commits
stoned a constable of st. Johns, Tooele
County.
WELLS. FARGO & Co. yesterday shipped
ore, So 587. 90; base bullion, 81, 800. Total,
$11,08793.
The EIGHTH quorum of seventies
meets at the Social Hall at 7.30 o'clock
Friday evening
MCCoRNICK & Co. yesterday received:
Hanauer bullion, 81, $50; silver and lead
ores, SIS. $50. Total, $20,4 AGO.
IFH, II, WHEELER will call at the
Grant Bros. stables he will hear some
thing greatly to his advantage.
THE NOTED free thought lecturer, Dr..
York, arrived in the city last night, and
is registered at the White House.
A VERY pleasant ball was given in
the 10th Ward schoolhouse last even
ing by the young ladies of the ward.
SERGEANT THOMAS SPEcKER, who re-
rently went to Fort LeavenWorth, Kan
sas, with a prisoner, has returned to
Fort Douglas.
THOMAS WELLS, the hospital stewart
at Fort Douglas, has been transferred
to Omaha sn1 left yesterday to assume
his new charge.
ELIHU N. WARREN was appointed
1Eok Il 90
cancy caused by the failure of the reg
ular nominee to qualify.
INVITATIONS TO the Evening Social
Clubs ball for Christmas night in the
Opera House are out. It will IN
doubtedly be fine affair.
CoALTER & SNELaRovE have fine line
of genuine Swiss music boxes now on
exhibition at their store. Prices to
suit. Everybody invited to call and see
them.
The EMBALMED remains of Sylvester
Brown, who suicided in this city last
Saturday, were shipped east on
Wednesday, the 18th, by Undertaken
Skawes d Son.
A PARTY of gentlemen, including some
of the city officials will go to Immigra-
ton and Farley 8 Canyons to day to in
vestigate the relative merits of the shale
in the two canyons.
G. M. BURKE was appointed judge Of
the municipal election at Alpine, in
stead of Steven Moyle, the first ap-
poiutee, who resides outside Of the
municipality OF Alpine.
SEVENTEEN RAW recruits arrived IN
charge of Captein W. l.. Haskell, of the
Twelfth Infantry, and will join the
regiment at Fort Douglas.
TIE LEAP-YEAR ball Wednesday
evening, given by the lady friends of
the Forresters, was one of the most en-
joyable parties of the season. About
ninety couples were present, and
dancing was kept up till an early hour.
THE LADIES AID SOCIETY OF the
Methodist Episcopal Church held fair
at their church last evening. Oysters
and turkey were served, and the eve
ming passed pleasantly. They will give
q literary and musical entertainment
this evening.
UN "WEDNESDAY evening the marriage
reception of Alfred Henry Meredith
and Annie Eccles was held att the brides
sisters, 1873 north, Seventh West. The
friends and relatives of the contracting
parties were present, and most enjoy
able evening was spent.
TEMPERATURE YESTERDAY. as reported
from the Signal Service ofticer.-At ga.
M: Salt Lake City, 40; Helena, 30;
Fort Custer, 81; Boise City, 48; Fort
Washable, 20; RaWlins, 80. At IL am:
Salt Lake City. AT; Ogden, "A; Stockton,
As; Bingham, "A Park City, 40; Provo,
80; Alta, %.
John ANDREWS and John Kelly, the
two burglars who were sentenced to
serve a term in the penitentlary for
hurgIarizing the Central Hotel and
Chapman House in Ogden, were
brought down from that burg on last
nights train. Accompanying them
were seven men convicted OF unlawful
cohsbitatlon and one of adultery, SEN
fenced for various periods; also China
man, who is to be tried for handling
revolver in a promiscuous manner.
The party was in charge Of +. q. Hud-
son and w. j. Ward, and was met at
the depot by two wagons and taken to
the penitentiary.
CERTIFICATES OF election were issued
yesterday to recently elected officers of
Ephraim City as follows: Mayor, Par
ian McFarlane; councillors, Henry
Green, James 81. Hanson, Alfred
Bailey, James Armstrong and Neiis o..
Andersou; recorder, Peter Graves, Jr. !;
treasurer, P. G. Anderson; assessor and
collector, Andrew THOMPSON; Jr.;
justices of the peace, J. P. Christensen,
land J. G. Peterson. Seven council
ors we're balloted for, but the city not
having complied with the requirments
of the law are only entitled to i've, and
JOho August Anderson ana Farley
Christensen were not issued certln-
cate of election, they having recelEeu
one vote less than the other I'VE.