The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-11-20

WELLS. FARGO & Co. s shipments yes
terday were: Base bullion, $500
T.R. JONES & Co. g shipments yester-
day were: Germauia bullion, 81 968. Is
Hanauer bullion, $3.6
JOHN BOYER. of Springville, was re
less I'd from the Pen. yesterday, where
ne has served term on the going
charge.
The MUNICIPAL election takes place
at Beaver on NJ, ndsy ..next. There Is
some talk of placing an opposition
tict ct in the field.
A MAN fell in pit IN front of Gull
mer's ore yesterday morning. He
was C rred into the store, and being
a. ended by DR.. Hall. soon Zee overed.r
WARDEN PRATT. of the Penitentiary
has new charge, which is likely to
take up noEs of his time and attention
than all tAs rest of his pets put to-
ing;it is girl, and Mrs. Pratt is doing
we'll.
TEMP gRATURE YESTERDAY, as reported
from the S snal service officer.-At a.
n Salt Lake City, So; Helena s; Fort
WaShaKIe. 10; Rawlins, %. At IL a. m. :
Salt Lake City, As; Ogden, "A; Stock
ton, DC; Bingham. 46; Park City, 81;
Provo, 80; Alta, "a.
TIE MATTER of compensation for the
receiver and Lis attorney, together
with Judge ZAne's motion to intervene
in behalf OF certain school trustees. full
particulars of which were given in THE
HERALD Of Sunday, was a theme for
Street e ssip yesterday.
A COUNTRY exchange publishes an aG-
veIttsement ia which It Is claimed that
the owners O. a certain addition lying
about five miles west of the Jordan
River have visited the east and made
arraug .ments by which a street car
mne ill be built to the new CITY,"
AN EXCURSION wagon, to which were
attached couple of frantic steeds, was
badly wrecked by running up against
Spencer 81 Kimball's carriage steps, on
Sunday last. Ollie Roberts, who saw
thecrash, is the authority for the state
ment that the tongue was about all
there was left to tell the tale.
HENRY WILLIAM KING, who was re-
Gently shot by his alleged wife at
Omaha, was at one time q classmate of
Com missioner Pierce. of this city, whom
AZ presented with one of his photo
graphs some years ago. From the
photo one would imagine him to have
been a rather handsome fellow.
MARRIAGE CERTIFICATES were fled
with Probate Clerk Cutler yesterday as
follows: Henry Gornon, of Almy,
Wyo.. and Jane D. Withers, of Salt
Lake City. by Rev, N. F. Putnam;
j ohm Barker and Janet ]. GALLAGHER.
both OF Salt Lake, by Bishop James
Watson. of the Nineteenth Ward.
THE HARRISON & MORTON Club of
Southern Utah have for Warded THE
HERALD complimentary invitation to
s grand ball to be given in the County
Court House this evening. While ap-
oreciating the compliment, we beg to
say that we are hardly prepared to
dance to Republican music just at
present.
NoTwITHsTANDIEG The HERALD's tx
pose OF the western portrait house fake,
itappears that several suckers have bit
lately. Among them was Salt Lake
lady, who conceived the idea that it
would be nice little surprise for her
husband if she were to present him
with her enl 1rged portal. She ere
fore, sent On her photograph, with
the<eQ aest that it be enlarged and sur
rounded by cheap frame. The sur |
priEe" was on the husband. and it was
q complete success. He received. bill |
for $45.
ANDREW PETIT, who will be remem-
bered as the fellow who created reign |
of terror in this city and neighborhood |
several years ago, and whose capture
was effected only after he had taken a |
hBavy dose of bu0kshot. is endeaVoring |
TO secure pardon. He was brought |
down from the Pen. yesterday, with |
thRt,obj ect in view. The several years |
j IMPRISONMENT has told greatly Upon |
SKIM, he being but wreck of his former |
self. He claims. also, his lungs are |
badly affected. 1t is said his chances |
for being released before the expiration |
c his sentence are rather remote.
The MUTUAL improvement Associa
tons at Brighton have organized for the |
coming season with the following |
officers for the Y. M NJ. 1. A.: Presi- |
dent, w. r. Gedge; first counselor,
Nathan Gedge; second counselor, 81. J. I
Walk; secretary, Joseph 81. Schoen-
feldt; treasurer. 81. Gold choir leader,
Robert Hazen, Jr: 7; J.. M. 1. A:
President, Mrs. Ada Walk; first coun- |
seIec, Hortense Jones; second coun-
selor, Lottle Lane; secretary, Maggie |
Gardner. Programme committee:
G 1airmap, Bishop Frederick Schoen
teldt assistants, E. Schoenfeldt, Robert
HaLen. Sen, q. NJ. Jones, Nettie Jones, |
Sarah Gold, Bertha Schoenfeldt.
neaaeIoun Warm esvoraRes.