The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-10-23
LOCAL BRIEFS.

P. H. EMERSON has been sppoint;d
rotary pubic for Weber County
WELLS, FARGO g. Co.'S shipments
yesterday we're: Bass bullion, $5l.-
1913 81.
MCGoRNIcK e Co. received yesterday
Hanauer bullion, So $50; silver and lead
ores, 81 go. Total, IS $50.
I. r. JONES s. Co., yesterday, re-
ceived Getmania tuIl;on. 81 500 SO; Sit
yer and lead ores. 81 228 So. Total, ST.
S27 Al.
THE FLAG on the Masonic Hall va;
placed at haIi-mast yesterday, out o!
respect to the memory If the late
August Podlech.
SHERIFF BRADLEY, of Ouray, left for
home on Sunday, having III CHARGE w
+. Mead. recently arrested here on the
charge of forgery.
The WATER mains are being extended
north from First South on West Temple
Street. IRE gas mains will be laid On
the same ST et within few days.
Four BETS Of $lC0 each on the general
result ol the Presidential election were
made at the Walker House yesterday
The indications are that the wagers on
the coming election will double these
OF four years ego.
THE SALT LAKE exhibit OF Minerals
recently shown at Sioux City, have ar
rived, and are being re-arraDged at the
Chamber of Commerce. Some OF them
bear evidence of having been seen by
the baggage fend.
Hon. H. ]. GRANT had patty of
about fifty little boys anu girls out tor
4 drive IN Grant Brothers mammoth
drug Utah." yesterday afternoon.
Thry were a jolly crowd of little ones
and to say they had good time don't
half express it.
A RESIDENT of the Nineteenth Ward,
Who lives on the street along which
the street Car runs, reports another
wrecked buggy on Sunday evening, IN
consequence of the beastly condition Of
the track, which, he says, is several
inches above the roadway.
TEMPERATURE YESTERDAY, as reported
frCm the Signal Service office, at am.
SsIt Lake City, 40; Helena, AZ; Fort
Custer. "a; Boise City, 80; Fort Wash
axle "a; Rawlins, 90. AT IL a. M.
Salt Lake City, 40; Ogden, AZ; Stock
ton, At; Bingham, AZ; Park City, az;
Provo, 63; Alta, "a.
THROUGH AN error made in receiving
the sewerage protest returns over the
telephone on Saturday evening, THE
HERALD was made to say that the tots
protests amounted to $1,000 900. 1t
should have read 81, 005 ,800-a trifie
under % per cent. of the assessed valu-
alton, instead of 36115 per cent. as stated.
ONE THOUSAND dollars were deposited
with reliable gentleman yesterday,
as the stakes in a race to come off at |
the Jordan River Driving Park on
Thursday, between Injun Mollie and |
Nettie s. The former is owned by M. |
S. White, of Oregon, and the latter by a |
Mr.. Sutton. The horses Will be called |
between l and pm, and must 60
rain, hail, snow, mud, or fine weather.
THE FIRE alarm turned in yesterday |
was caused by a defective fue at the |
residence of D. Davidson, on Fourth |
South, between Fifth and Sixth East |
Streets. Prompt action checked the
flames before the arrival of the iremen
The damage will not reach over $3.50,
which is amply covered with insurance,
placed with 81. J. Grant & Co. At one
Time IL SS0u0u 6LLuOoI 1u1pOSSlUlO W |
ave the dwelling.
THE FOLLOWING marriage licenses were
fled Yesterday with Probate Clerk Cut
Ter: Samuel Moore, of Salt Lake. and
Sarah Ellen Snow, of Farmers Ward,
by Elder M. w Merrill; Orson Allen
and Ellen Elizabeth Cardwell. both of
Salt Lake; Harry Noktitz and Augusta
,Lundahl Fengstrand, both of Salt Lake,
by Judge Smith; David L. Tulop and
Rebeeca E. BoukofsKy, both OF Salt |
Lake, also by Judge Smith.
Or. BENEDICT was paralyzing the boys !
Yesterday by causing them to guess
at what seemed to be fine specimen |
of Spitzenburg apple, but en- close ex-
animation proved to be anything else.
II vas q fruit he bad received from
Jesse Moses. q soc-in-l:w of President
Woodruff, formerly OF this city, but
now only visitor here from Mesa City,
at which place it was grown. It was a
pomegrauate, a thing rarely seen in this
latitude.
De.6aiOus Warm Beverages.