The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-11-14
LOCAL BRIEFS.

next social sensation at Nephi.
GOVERNOR WEST was out on the stree s
yesterday for the FIRST time since his re-
cent illness.
TIE GRANT BRos Company will re-
move to their elegant new stables nortn
of The HERALD on the Goth.
CAPTAIN ]. FRANK ELLIS. in charge
of the carp Car, has wired tn t n VIII
reach here on Thursday Or Friday
next
FLOUR TOOK another jump yesterday.
See our home markets for full and
complete quotations on all kinds Of
U tan products.
Mccormick & Co. received yesterday ::
Hanauer bullion, 50 so: Crescent ore.
81 $50; silver and lead ores. $26 GU.
To euI. $34. $50.
TIC OFFICERS of the Grand Lodge of
U an, l. @. o. Z. went TO Ogden last
ev.n1ng to organize a new lodge of the
or Ter. which makes the thirteenth in
the Terri DRY.
MRS l.. GoLDBERG lost 5000 breast
pir on Monday, between the store OF
Mr.. GJldoeIg add her home on the
corner of First South and Fourth East.
A reward of 500 to the finder is offered
In to-day's HERALD.
MIR L. w. Jennings, who recently
disposed of considerable OF his property
near North Salt Lake, says the parties
who purchased it will at once COM
mence tae erection of a dozen dwelling
houses and other structures.
DELEGATE DCBoIs has commenced
legal proceedings against the county
circumstances of Bingham County,
Idaho. to enjvin them from counting
the VT s cast at Rexburg on the 9th
inst, by seceders from the Mormon
Church.
THE NUMBER of cold friends" OF
President-elect Harrison Is simply
astounding Among the ether carlos
unearthed in Salt Lake recently Is a
schoolmate of Levi p. Nor on S. IL Is
safe to bet that ne will apply for the
mar, halship.
THERE WAS wiId-eyed applicant for
citizen hip yesterday. 1t was his thlrd
trip from his home hundred or more
miles away, and each time he had run
against come obstacle. He has hopes,
however, of being admitted IN time to
vote at the first State election held IN
Utah.
"RATHER TOUGH, isn't it2" asked a
ssaunch Republican. as be laid down
his money for 100 SUNDAY HERALDs,
s'When we are compelled to rely upon
Democratic newspaper for a full and
accurate account of the Republican
iolIifcatIon?" We acquiesced and he
left happy.
TEMPERATURES YESTERDAY as reported
bV Sergeant titzmaurice, of the signal
Service office: At Ga. m.-Salt Lake. 81;
Helena. So; Fort Washakle, %; Raw
Inns, q. At IL a. m.-Salt Lake, 4S;
Ogden, 48: Stockton. Az; Bingham,
az; Park City, "A; Provo. 80; Alta, As.
Mr.. ELIAS S. WRIGHT, who has been
on a mission to the Southern States,
has returned home. he has been
absent ABOUT twenty six months, and
has kept The HERALD readers pretty
.weK posted on his whereabouts and
doings by his communications over the
nom de plume of Sale"
THE MONEY collected from the Whit
temora-Rench matinee has been paid
over to the treasury of the Orphans
dome aud Day Nursery, and will be
devote to the sinking of an artesian
well at the Home. to be termed the
ben Harrison we'll" The net pro-
ceeds of the receipts of the lunch at the
Fair were S376, which vii be applied on
"a 5000 note due in February.
Az Az early hour this morning report
became currebt that man had been
killed at what is kno own as 1.-The Road
House" q saloon on the State Road.
lTnve 1tigatlon elicited nothing more
than that @ number of soldiers had
Jumped on a man at the above
nsGiei place. and left him for dead IN
cHbe road. Police officers went down.
bat had not returned at the time OF
going to press.
In few days, tbs new roller mills at
Nephi will commence active operations.
These mills are of the latest improved
machinery, and in the future the
Nephites, instead Of importing the stall
of life for home consumption, Will
probably have -four to export. The
company in whose hands the construc-
zion of the mills has been placed, have
guaranteed that when their represent
atlyes are through, the quality OF Hour
turned out will be second to none in
the Territory.
TIE AUCTION Saturday evening by
lynch g. Glasmann could hardly be
called q financial success, as the lots
sold for less than cost, but these gentle
men are satisfied when taking into con-
sideration the monster Republican
parade. Messrs. Lynch & Glasmann
are seIling lots at private sale during
this week. Eighteen we're sold yester-
dav at fair prices, and next Saturday
afternoon at 80 they will sell the re-
N aiming lots at auction Cd the ground,
corner Seventh West and Third North.
THE LACK OF enterprise of our es-
teemed morning contemporary was
new 81 before so severely censurad as it
has been during the past few days
Those familiar with it have long since
ceased to expect anything from the
local page, but considering that 1T was
Republican sheet. and that q Repub-
Iicsn Notification was held, Republic ,ns
had a right to expect slight dash of
enterprise, and a fairly readable report
of Saturday nights hurrah. That they
we're disappointed was evident oy The
ayidity with which the several editions
of TIE SUNDAY dERALD were bought by