The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-11-25
LOCAL BRIEFS.
BENJAMIN STAND still hooms.

BENJAMIN S STAND SEl1 DOORS.
A DRUNK was singh sweet songs to
the angles in the jail last uieht.
THE PROSPECTS a.e that there will
so0n be Il tumuie in wheat.
No BUSINESS was transac ed in the
Probate Court on Saturday.
WELLS FARGO & Co s shipments yes
terday we're: Base bullion, 81. 500.
7. r. JONES & 20. 8 shipments yester-
day were: Germania bulnon, ~ 22l0 81.
Ellis & DUNBAR's Ministries play at
Fsrm.nkt ~ ou Wednesday,, and al
kaysV.!ie on Thu sday.
PlMBRoKE HAS the latest magazines,
aSuoaS b, m are Scrl0ner and the
Chris ma number of 50. Nicholas.
McCoRNICK & Co. received Yesterday:
Hanauer bullion, 81 375; silver and
lead ores, $22 500. Total. $29,875.
YESTERDAY was pay day at the Per.
ami in the Marshal's Office. Some Of
the attaches rec ived salaries for four
months
Mrs BURROWS, the miiliner, still runs
q heavy trade at the head of Main
Street, and is daily receiving new fall
and winter fashions.
THE PURSE of money left at Johnson,
Pratt g. Co.'S drug store the other day
found It's owner through The HERALD's
cheap special column.
WALLACE BowRING had for sale last
night some bouncing carp from
Mil creek, the nrS, of that ish he
Gains ID be offered on sale from Utah
ponds.
The BIG SIC ETY. ball Wednesday even.
ing 1ld the cnIldrens holiday party on
IL. afternoon Of Thanksgiving Day, are
tn main things over which Dame
Grundy is exciting harself this week.
A MEETING of stockholders of the
People Equitable Co up. will be held
st tie stores No. 68 & 20 Market Row,
First South Street, on Tuesday evening
next at pm, to hear the bye laws
read William Langton, president.
CLARK, ELDREDGE g. Co.'s lost package
of goods consigned to Mr. Smell at
He5er City, was found through the
medium of an advertisement in the
SEMI WEEKLY HERALD, the paper which
pene,rates to every recess and corner of
this western country.
The MEMBERS of the Symphony Or
chestra are requested to meet 1Or re-
hearsal at Cslder's Music Palace next
Monday (to-morroT) evening, the 26th
instant, at 80 o'clock, as there is bus
mess Of importance to transact, full
attendance is earnestly desired.
TEMPERATURE YESTERDAY as reported
by Sergeant Fitzmaurice, of the signal
off q m Salt f,ol yc
Helena, IS; Boise City,, Sc; Fort
Washak1e, IA; RawIins, 90. At IL a.
m.-Salt Lake, At; Ogden, So Bingham,
Al; Park City, 48; Provo. AZ; Alta. 45.
The PRovo american says that on
Tuesday Mr.. Il. S Kerr, superinten-
dent of the Sanpete Valley Railway was
before Commissioner Hill on the charge
of en- excitement, based on the complaint
"that moneys he had received for coal
had not been handed over to the COM
panv." Mr.. Kerr promptly gave bonds
for bis appearance before the next
grand jury.
A HER AID reporter called on q. L.
Hall at the Valley House yesterday
and Intercepted him as TO his inten-
tions concerning the purchase of the
White House and Continental Hotels.
f1
cha ed With him still had the refusal of the
Continental at $4,000, but the proba-
bilIties were that the offer would not
be accepted.
The FOLLOWING commissions were is
ued Yesterday: A. II. Parsons, notary
public for Salt Lake County; Richards.
Sutton, Justice of the peace, Hunter
Precinct, Salt Lake County; jain A.
HeIlstrom, county clerk, Sewer County;
A. Hepler, county recorder, Sewer
County; B. Carter, coroner, Sewer
eCountp; Sidney Treeples, constable,
Hoided, Willard County,
ARRANGEMENTS ARE being made look
ing to a repetition of the performance
of the Bohemian Girl some time during
the holidays, at which time it is the in
tention to have the Old Folks given. a
treat by its presentation for their
especial benefit. There may also be
other productions of the opera at the
same time and by the company that so
astonished everybody some mon tbs ago
with its remarkably clever rendition OF
the piece.
TIL a pretty good thing to gat up
coal scare after all, as it brings the diff
ferent coal dealers together, something
that does not often occur in quiet
times. When Mr. Mainland, of the
Union Pacific, Mr.. Mitchell, of the
Home, and Mr.. Williams, of the Pleas
ant Valley Companies are seen togettec
as was the case yesterday, who shall
saw we are not justified in declaring
that com bination which is to run C a
ND to $40 g ton has not been effected?
Delicious Warm Beverages