The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-08-19
LOCAL BRIEFS

Nh h,x;ness was transacted IN the
police Carlt Yesterday. Judge Fypef
benz cut Of town.
wp look now for one Of our con
tenDoraries 10 call attention TO
other HERALD bull"
THERE vii be 2 full rehearsal OF MT;
Sanpson. Of Omaha, at CAl0eE . I'LL
to-ncrroT night al 8 sharp
t,oN'r forget the Evening Social Gipps
y11,rr si,,n "a Garfield Beach next W eu-
nesGsv evening. Train leaves al ''4'
y, Il.
q,un goard of C&Bvassers will meet at |
- tTban Eorurlissio room tomorrow |
n canvass the return Of the late elac-
ito l.
nj. DAVIS. DR.. Pike, Dr. Benedict
and Douglas Swan LETT Lake farA' laso
evening tor a moonlight san OF 'ne
Lake.
B.pNry HARVEY has posted forfeit
IF S95O for q series OF three races LOT
$1,000 side on each race between folcy
and jim Lick.
KAHLER, OF this city, and W.
TT Marion, of Milford, have been ap-
noint~ d notaries public for the countles
of Salt Lake and Beaver.
Fox e. SYMoNs have taken an excel
Iont nhotc graph OF DR.. lsaacson, VINO
- rsnraseated as "translatlng INTO
4ahrew the Book of Mormon"
r.,,rc CLEMENTS and Frank Stan
eord Touno men, were drowned on the
i5tb' ct " alters Ferry, Snake RIVER
while attempting to swim cattle scross'
H DENNEY, of Sewer City, Idaho
recrntly struck John r. Sullivan over
the head with heavy cane couple VI
tunes. Sullivan then pulled MS guL
and shot Uanney through tne icy "a 'N'
trousers. Both we're arrested
THE folio 3 ing marriage certIhcate'
wer. filed with the clerk OF the froDat.
court Yesterday; Oscar Van Gov anl
Ida QusyIe; Joseph A: Mckenzie an'
Ninnle Wyeth; @. A. Larson anu Au
sta A. Hellstrom.
o.! ALTER & Snelgrove have laid upol
q, Sntable Sheridan's funeral marcn
and Harrison's tariff campaign marcI
They do these things with Wonder1u
rapidity nowadays; Harrison's 1une!s
march may be looked Tor by sunris
on the morning of November Flttn.
ON Wednesday next the members
the Evening Social club will give
moonlioht excursion to Garfield Beac
where 3 ball will be held. An exceller
programme has been prepared, IN
soubtless the evening will prove
enjoyable one.
MEssRs. ANDREWS. Foote, Yorgeso
and Sorenson, Nephi and Sanpete 6us
ness men, are putting up roller NOT
mill at Fountain Green, Sanpete Coul
tv, which they expect will be ready
begin operations about the hrst OF u
month. 1t will have capacity OF aool
fifty barrels of -four day.
Al. PENDIEToN g. soN wish it unde
stood that they have not dissolve
partnership, The rumors OF the dlss
iution of some firm flying about. We
terday, they state, concerned someloth
Pendieton. They do not propose
shut up till there are no more horss
be shoG.
LITTLE after one O'Clock this mo
ming horse was taken from the ba
of Joseph Keddington IN the Ten
Ward. The thief was seen going sout
ward. but could not be overtaken. L
stolen horse was bay, branded u
the left shoulder and cross on the II
shoulder and left thigh. A bug
bride with the lines attached was tax
with the horse.
OK FRIDAY night, Will Cannon start
on horseback from this city Tor the va
non Farm, and upon reaching the BIT
yweiser saloon, man stepped OUT IL
read, aud leveling pistol at the you
- an, ordered him to halt. Instead
complying, Will wheeled his horse,
return ed to town on run: ne
aseNbes the man as short and thick
and thinks he would recognize q
should he see him again.
DEPUTIES FRANKS and Cannon vest
day arrested Mariah 5. olson, the
legged plural wife of Powell fouison'
Reaver City. who is under indictm'
for unlawful cohabitation. The lie
was taken before Commits sioner Pier
and was required to furnish bonds
the sum of $500, to secure her appe
,nce at Provo on September 18th. W
,on Bros, became her sureties, and
ady was released.
NELsE JOHNSON, a lad OF some Ell
teen summers, who has been IN
employ of Solomon Bros. since the
of lime. met with an accident vest
day afternoon. While operating Ia
ice cream freezer II the rear room,
index finger of his left hand was eau
in the cogs and crushed. Or. hlcna
was called and after examination toI
the bone 80 badly crushed that 1t
necessary to amputate the finger at
second joint. The lad formerly CT
from Riohield.
S, P. TEAsDEL states that be 10
for a fair seasons trade in dried app
peaches. apricots, and plums-m
lhead oflast years in fact. He alre
has his seasons call in the daily
jemi-weekly HERALD for dried fr
and has consignment of apricots
on the road from Dixie. Apples
states, are freer from worms than
many seasons past and the dried {
is larger than usual. Of peaches Il
is full half crop, and aplicots
plums are above the average.
Oysters
The first oysters of the season