The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-01-15
LOCAL BRIEFS.

MOCHA
day.
TgE. ICE dealers are reaping anoth g,
harvest.
ZzRo-THE plumbers friend-is still
en- the GOWN grade.
T. K. JONES q Co. received, yes; srday
GermAnia bullion, $4.66s.04.
SHURTLIFF AND Gordon were the win
ners at the billiard tournament, last
night.
SEALsKIE GAPS are in great demand
and disconsolate is the dude who does
not own one.
THE NEWLY elected board of directors
of the Chamber of Commerce, filed their
bonds, yesterday.
PRICES OF beet are tending upwards,
as an inspection of Waite & Sons price
list, in this lssue will show.
MCCORMICK & Co., yesterday. re-
ceived: Hsnauer bullion, So, 100; silver
and lead ores, 81 200. Total, 81 $50.
THE GENERAL delivery and stamp
windows at the PostotfiGe will, hers.
after, be ooen Sundays between the
hours Of II m. and pm.
SARAH J. MILLER was Yesterday
granted divorce from her husband.
Thomas R. Miller, on the ground of
desertion and failure to provide.
Miss HAsLAM, young lady 10 years
OF age, received severe Injuries while
eoasting, the other evening, one linn
being broken, and several BRUSHES in
ficted.
n EARLY ALL the N mbers of the Leg
lslature who live contiguous to this
city, went home yesterday morning
thus taking advantage of the Saturday
holiday.
l. A. BENTON, OF the Union ticket
Office. fell down stairs at his residence
yesterday. He was not seriousIy
injured, but will be confined to his room
for few days.
ALL REAL estate men who desire to
join the Real Estate Exchange as
charter members, shoul6 make appiica-
ton before tomorrow night, as after
that date the initiation fee will be in
creased.
If THE party who took leather vaIise |
from the front of Robert F. Neslen S |
store, 60 w, Second South Street. |
will return it or the tag upon it, he |
VIII receive that gantleman's eYerlast- |
ing forgiveness.
THE EXAMINATION of George B. Bailey,
OF Mil Greek, on the charge OF unlawful |
cohabitation, which was to have taken |
place before Commissioner Norreli |
yesterday, was cont nued until Monday |
at 10 am.
A MEETING of the Real Estate Ex-
change will be held at the Boom Real |
Estate Office, at O'Clock, tomorrow |
night, A full and prompt attendance |
Is desiSed, as Off 3ers are to be elected |
and other important business trans
acted.
THE DELAYED Union Pacific train, due |
IN Ogden at 12o'clock last Friday night,
was expected to arrive at the Junction,
in two sections, at and 7 o'clock this
morning. The passengers will be brought
down on the Utah Central, reaching
this city at LILO a. M, to-day.
A YOUNG man named Frank Brooks,
formerly an employee at the Cullen,
was arrested in Ogden, yesterday. on
the charge of stealing an oVercoat from
8 guest at the hotel. He was brought
10 this city by Officer Salmon, last
night, and lodged in Jail. He will be
tried tomorrow.
CHARLES MCCARTHY, of American
Fork, who is now serving term In the
Pen on the charge Of unlawful oohabi-
tation, has. through the courtesy of
Marshal Dyer, been granted :, the
privilege of going home to attend the
funeral of one of his children. He vas
accompanied by Bailfff McCurdy.
THOMAS PIERPcET, of this city, was
arrested at Proyy3 on Friday last, by
Deputy NorrelI, on an indictment
found in June, 1885, charging him with
unlawful cohabitation. Mr.. Pierpont
appeared before Commissioner Norrell,
yesterday, and gave bonds in the sum
of 81 500 for his appearance for trial.
THERE WILL be pool tournament at
the Cullen, commencing tomorrow
night, and continuing through the week
The contests will be between Fred
Hverts. Thomas Lynes. G. A. Young
berg and Gus. Engler, who are consid-
cred to be the best PLAYERS in the city.
The winner will receive $45. and the
second best player will get $25.
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