The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-06-21
LOCAL BRIEFS.

THE FINANCIAL statement of Salt Lake
County appears in this issue.
THE PICNIC to be given at Calder s
Farm to- morrow, by the Burns CLUB.
promises to be a grand success.
If IT is not too late, Louis Hyams will
sell pools on the result of the Chicago
convention at the Cullen tonight.
THERE ARE messages at the Western
Union telegraph Office for G. Il.
Hollingsworth and Miss Nellie Trotter.
THE CHAMBER of Commerce and citi-
zens' committee will hold meeting at
the Office of H. W. Lawrence tomorrow
night.
ALEX. BROWN, recently convicted of
adultery, received a sentence OF ole
month, in the Third District Court yes
terday.
MCCORMICK & Co. received yesterday:
Hanauer bullion, So, $50; silver and lead
ores, $1,000; Queen of the Hills ores,
$500. Total, $3.50.
REPORTS ARE to the effect that the
heavy rain of yesterday morning did
considerable damage to the hay IN the
southern part of the city.
OWING TO the unfavorable state of
the weather. the Twelfth Ward 'oat"
to Liberty Park has been abandoned
until some day next week.
TIE COMMENCEMENT exercises of All
Hallows college will be held at the col
Iege hall this evening. Friends Of the
Institution are invited TO attend.
The MARRIAGE certificate OF Edward
4. Morse, of Stockton, and Lille A.
Denruth of this city, has been filed
with the clerk of the Probate Court.
In THE Police Court yesterday, Henry
Johnson, for drunkenness aud resisting
the officers, was fined $40, and Max
Land, q plain drunk, was assessed v
In THE Third District Court, yes'er-
day, Andrew Smith, native OF Scot
land, and John w. Burton, native If
England, were admitted to cl,iz5l snip.
THE SwEErwATER Gaz. tie is 10 more.
From its ashes Kiss the Rock Springs
Guze,te, tue first number Of watch mas
just reached US. It's 4 very crtditahle
sheet.
J. ". WATSON, the man who bucEla.-
ized L E Riter's store at Silg,r City
on Friday last, was taken south yestsr-
day BY COnstabls J. 1. Sullivan Wat
son ADMITS his guilt.
QUGrE A number Of the old school |
mates aud friends OF Mrs. Con Drisc0ll |
and Mrs c. Cast, who leave for the |
north soon. assem- 0led at the residence |
Of a. J. Riley. last evening, to wish the |
ladies good bye.
T,,rrs-T.oyvD of Lake park was a.
rested on tie going charge yesterday.
He was taken before Commissioner
NorrelI, who rel -ased him upon fur
nishing bonds. His examination has
been set for Tuesday next, az 10 a N.
a MATCH raee between All-n Roy and
Pomp mas been made, and the race will
come e at the jordan River track to-
morrow afternoon. In addition 10 this
there viii be trotting and running
races and a foot race, entries for which
will close at the Cullen tonight, where
pods on the events will be sold.
IT Is q very attractive art display
made by Artist Harwood, in the build
ing lately occupied by Carter d Stan
ton. He has over hundred Of his
sketches, drawings, studies and paint
ings, when whl be sold at anction this
evening. The pubic generally is IN
7ited to inspect the display to-day,
DEEP CREEK aad her rich mines have
evidently not been totally forgotten. I
Martin & Woodmau have made sale
Of consignment of Gre IRON their /
which w7nt (drst claSs) $3.50 !
gold, $I.75 copper ana $I4,75 silver. A
ot of sCcJnd class aSsRyed Sl32.7S to
the ION, o. which SOB. 20 was gold. I
Thew ars down sIxty-tiVe feat, and nave |
cross cut ten feet one way anu four feet !
!noin9r w.tholt eIoJuntering either I
Ts1.
H. AcELEY SAcKErr. the fsmous sill
louettst OF New York City, who is =,
loW IA salt Lake. made the HERALD a :
a pleasant IL lat night, and exercised !,
MS wonderful skill upon the staff. The !
rentlemaa IS making four around the %,
gOrlj. ana will leave for the west in q :
av or two During his brief stay in :
Ibis CITY, the wizard of the SCISSORS"
has added II his large collection of por-
traits some striking likenesses Of some
Of our most noted citizens.
TIE IRATE tax0aver is abroad in the '
and. and sO0n will the air assume '
tint CeruleaD. One gentleman whose c
taxes last year amounted to S64 was
met yesterday. He bad just received i
his notice for the current year. Why /
- it," he said, what do you suppose 8
they amount to this year?" The re- /
porter modestly suggested $50. Eighty 5
dollars! Why, man, the contOunded t
olankety blank - = - have |
raised EN- to nearly $12O" The board Z
Of equalization will have anything but a '
picnic on their hands when they meet.
OWING TIC the Building Society having !
engaged the Chamber Of Commerce for
last evening, it was found necessary, :
Yesterday, 10 postpone the Fourth of :
July meeting until this evening, al
o'clock, al Which time the commute
on Collections will report and such :
o her action as may be deem5d advis- }
able taken. Up to last evening over :
81 500 had zen raised by Messrs. Hyde :
ana Arbogast. and they have hopes of :
the amount to So 900. Every
citizen inferested-And who is not?-in :
q proper celebra ion of the Fourth OF
july in this city, should attend tn
me ag at the Chamber Of commerce
mis- evening.