The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-12-01
LOCAL BRIEFS.

THE Contributor for December is out
L is a fine number.
7. r JONES & Co. received yesterday
Germanla bullion, 81 833.63.
FLsUR HAS advanced another 25 cents
though wheat Is stationary.
THERE Is a message at the Western
.uni0L Telegraph Office for e. q. Polk.
IT said that ex-Marshal Phillips
wrl 10 added to the police force day
Ia MARRIAGE license of Joseph Mel
lor aud Mittie McDsnick was filed yes
terday.
JUDG FOREMAN will probably render
his deols on in the Deckert-Meyers sui
pnu. suat this morning.
McCoRNICK & Co. yesterday received
Hansuer bullion, $3.50; silver and
lead ores $4,000. Total, sc. $50.
WELLS FARGO & Co. shipments yes
terday were: Ore, Sc, 400, base, s., GA SO;
Oullion, ~ S64.46. Total. $12, 1872 81.
Four ARRESTS were made by the police
last night, three for drunkenness and
one on tue charge of indecent propcs ais.
AMONG THE presents received by the
Pre- -ldent-elect at his home in Indian
np lis yesterday, was specimen of
Utah celery.
A DIVIDEND OF cents per share was
declared by the Mammoth Mining
Company yesterday. 1t is payable on
December 18th.
SIX PRISONERS are to be released from
the Penitenriary this morning. They
have p hearing before Commissioner
Norrell at 10 am.
We YESTERDAY noticed in Coalter g.
GnelgrOVe's window some beautiful
SIS full sized keys and reeds.
AN INDIVIDUAL whose equilibrium was
overcome with sparkling inc, fell down
Ene stairs at the Theatre last night, the
result 6eIug uisfgured nose.
CLOSING EXHIBITION of the great Eleo-
tic Clock this afternoon and evening.
This is childrens day, and all should
see this extraordinary CLOCK. Spiritual
&c Inces afternoon and evening. Mani
festations no one should fail to see.
TEMPERATURE YESTERDAY, as reported
from the Signal Service officer.-At Ga.
III Salt Lake City, 80; Helena, 4;
Fort Custer. 6; Boise City, %; RawIins,
"a. At IL am: Salt Lake City, A
ogden, 40; Stockton, 81; Bingham, 80;
Park City, %; Provo, As; Alta, 20.
ASKED YESTERDAY as to the proba-
bility OF favorable report on the petit
ton of Frank D. K,mbalI and associ-
ates, wherein they Offer SIS, 900 for the
Warm Springs property, Mr.. Ritter said
the committee TO WnOm the matte had
been referred had been offered $4,000
since Tuesday last.
TIE SALVATION ARMY will hold
grand iamboree at the Methodist
Church on December 1st a3d ID. II. H.
Booth AID Mrs. Ballington Booth are
expected to be present. A hardened
sinner suggests that it would be q good
idea to have Treyithick, of the Provo
corps, on the stand.
HENRY J. MOORE, the brakeman who
met With the accident at Green River
the other day, was reported as resting
easily yesterday. Inquiry at the hos
pjtsl elected the Information that am
puta;ion would not be necessary.
Thomas. the man I'M 1red at Schof:ld,
is also progressing faTorabiy.
THE SUPREME Court proceedings of
Wednesday. the only fine and complete
report of which was gwen in The
HERALD, are still theme of comment
and inquiry. The examination opens
on the 10th, and the proceedings will
create no small amount of interest.
CERTIFICATES OF election were yester-
day Issued to the officers of Beaver
City. Beaver County, as follows:
Mayor, Henry Emerson; councillors,
John Robinson Il, Samuel 81 orten, James
F. Potion, Abraham Fotheringham,
John NJ. Murdock; recorder, Enoch E.
Slaughter; marshal. Simeon +. Ford
treasurer, G. z Bird; justices of the
: peace, Henry Emerson and w. H.
Baker,
JOHN P MEAKIN, who has been study
ing vocal music and elocution in Chi
cago for several months past, arrived
home on Thursday evenings Denver &
Rio Grande train. He brings with him
q great many complimentary notices
Among them is the following from the
Chicago Indicator: "Mr. John P Mea.
kin is a young man from the broad
West, who is possessed of talenCs as
varied as is the scenery-valleys, plains,
hills and mountains, with sunshine ana
snow-clad peaks contained in the sub
lime nature pictures of the great ex-
panse west of the Rokies. For some
ttma past he has been studying the
voice sight singing, harmony, methods
OF teaching, the Delsarte system of
q amatic action. and physical culture
ard elocution. He has been a close, in
uuisihve, systematic and thorough
st1de1t He and his Il Tented wife will
soon leave for the West, wnere he will
engage in such exercise of his acquired
sJecialties as the rapid development of
5his rich section demands. L calls for
the best talent, such rs will be found
embodied in Mr.. john z. MeakIu."