The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-10-07
LOCAL BRIEFS.

BEFJAMINs LUNCH stand still draws
the crowds.
THE TWENTY-FIVE cent lunch at the
California Restaurant has 30 EQUAL.
Ta-N1aHr Professor Alexander will
give his closing lecture at Emporium
Hall.
TIE Sunday School Union held IN
other session III tbs Tabernacle lat
evening.
SHORT ORDERS a specially. Meals at
all hours from % Genus ~, at he Cal
oruia Rest surRnt.
TIE FREAK in the Nav Pa ey Causl
was repaired yesterday. aid the water
turned in at 3.l5 p III.
McGoRNICK & Co. received yesterday:
Hansu bullion. So 630; SILVER and lead
ores. 81 i0); rotal 81 .7CO.
The BATTLE OF G .ttysourg has done
its tuil share durag the We K, aud will
doubtless da we'll as long as the Con-
fereuce folk ltLger in town.
Mr. AND MRS B. A. FRcIsErH. par
en- of orr tuWnsman. b. A. nj. F. i
seth, be We just celebrated their golden
wedding a. st. Paul, Minnesota.
BARLOW FERGUsoE retired from the
office OF Assistant City Attorney last
evening. re will open an oice ard
devote himself to his profession.
THE GAME of baseball p-ayed yester-
day afternoon between The Silver Grays
and Wizards resulted IN victor for the
former, the score being s to 2.
A CABLEGsAM received in this city
Yesterday, announced that company
OF DANISH immis rants, l2i IN all, had
sailed from Liverpool Oh the steamer
Wyoming.
MRS. BURROWS has done a great trade
during the Fair and Conference season,
the elegib,lity.of her location and the
completeness of ner stock being the big
reasons for her success.
MISS ALMY will open a children's
dancing school,. in Calder's music
room, on, saturday, October 18th, at
man and latest round.
BLAIR & Co. sold during the week
past 7xI0 rods of ground on Seventh
South to A. l.. LimeudI for So 500; also
4x10 lot on the State road, between
sixth and Seventh South, for the same
amount.
The FIRST prize for the finest baby at
the Fair on Friday last was awarded to
Mrs. Abbie Bird, of the Seventh Ward,
and not to Mrs. Brown, of Draper. as
reported in our issue Of yesterday. The
second prize was awarded to the latter
l1dy.
TENDED Tr,pF yEsTvpD.v as ranortad
by Sergeant tizuaurlce, of the signal
Service office: At Ga. m.-Salt Lake 50 !;
Helena, 40; Fort Custer. 80; boise City.
81; Fort Washable, 81; Rswlins, 81. At
IL a. m.-Salt Lake, Go; Ogden. 60;
Stockton, So; Bingham, SIS; Provo, 81.
Ell PARRY & Sons have gotten out
some beautiful specimens of their fine
oolite quarries in Sanpete County. The
In the shape of book, makes q nice
paper weight and is very pretty orna-
ment.
THERE WILL be two meetings of the
Dtah Produce Exchange held on Mon
day, October 9Th, 1888. at 80 and 7.30
p. M, at the Office of he Hyde & Griffin
Company, II9 Main Street, for the
transaction of such business as may be
tpEuOSut DSlOT0 Tue meeting. SQlpp6rS
and dealers cordially invited to be
present. T. G. Armstrong, chairman.
The HERALD has secured fine Jersey
heifeT, valued at $lU0 from the noted
herd of Mayor Armstrong, which it
offers as another prize which some
lucky individual who pays for years
subscription to THE SEMI WEEKLY
HERALD, will get at the next premium
drawing of this edition of THE HERALD
Not only is THE HERALD the fairest
and ne wsiest paper, but it is by long
odds the most liberal to its subscribers.
THE BODY of Samuel G. Pratt, whose
death, caused by falling into boiling
spring ia Nevada, was chronicled by
The HERALD couple of days ago, was
brought to this city Yesterday by his
brothers MiIando aud Lorus. The body
was met at Terrace. but nothing more
OF the particulars of the horrible fate of
the young man could be learned. The
funeral services will be held at the
Nine eenth Ward meeting house to-day
at II o'clock.