The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-11-22
LOCAL BRIEFS.

THE CALIFoRNIA Restaurant ia doing
q good business.
T.R. JONES e. Co. g shipments yester-
day were: Bullion, $l.970.46.
CHARLES E. MoNRo has been ap-
pointed e notary public for Salt LAKE
County.
MCCORMICK & Co. received yesterday:
Hanauer bullion, 81 ITO: Crescent ore,
$4,l00; silver ana lead ores, $3.50.
Total, So $40.
The PROPERTY OF the Eclipse Mining
Company Is advertised to b. sold by IL
United S 8tes Marshal, at the suit Gf
James GieudInnlns.
JOHN McLANE. OF Park City, and
Miss EIls E. K .nney, of this city, were
married by B shop S "a alan at All Hal
lows College last evening.
GEORGE F. FELT, OF this city, will
so0n 70 on the roai for Bernheim,
Bauer Co., the big CT )thing house of
New York. His district includes Utah
aud Idaho.
IT Is said that Barratt Brothers, who
b We leased the south halt of the Auer-
bach block for a term of three years,
g III, aud have refused 1t.
A CARLOAD of ore from the Centen
NAL, Eureka, is in the bands of the
assayers. Superintendent Kendall ex
poets to send carload up soon which
will run into the thousands.
WILLIAM BLANFoRD appeared bel IRE
Judge Piper yesterday and said: They
accuse me of oeing drunk and l guess
its so" Tue Judge took the same view
If it and fined William Sc.
NOAH G. AND 5. S. KEIM were arrested
yesterday morning on warrant issued
on a complaint sworn to by I. Z. Bailey.
Inc charge against them is obtaining
property under false pretences. They
will have BIT airing on Thursday.
THE ATTENTION of the supervisor of
streets is called to the bridge over the
canal on Seventh West and First North
SUreegs, which has been overturned by
hoodlums. 1t is quite time something
was done 10 STOP these toolh ardy pro-
ceedings.
The Odd FeIIo,cs' Nail is the latest
journalistic venture. The initial num-
Der will be issued in a few days. 1t is
edited and published by ed. W. Loder,
and, as its name indicates, is 10 be de-
voted to the interests OF Odd Fellow
ship in Utah.
THE NEw mine being opened up by
the Pleasant Valley Coal & Coke Com
pany near Castle rate and on the main
line of the Denver & Rio Grande West
ern, is said TO produce better quality
of coal than that obtained from the
mines at Winter Quarters.
TEMPERATURE YESTERDAY, as reported
from the Signal service officer.-At a.
M: Salt Lake City, 40; Helena, IS;
Boise City, Sc: Fort Washakie, g.; Raw
Inns, 20. At ii d. M: Salt Lake City, 43;
Ogden, 48; Stockton, 46; Bingham, 46;
Park City, 40; Provo, 80; Alta, AZ.
A YOUNG boy named Noah Pope had
an examination before Commissioner
Pierce yesterday the charge being that
he had msliciously set fire to some hay,
the property of our worthy friend.
LeB8ron Harrington. The youth s
ton of his tend5r years he was released
on payment OF costs, after fatherly
lecture from the Commissioner.
The FIRST conjoint meeting of the
Young Ladies' and Young Mems Mu-
tuRl improvement Associations OF the
Eighteenth Ward, occurred in the new
ward hall last evening. A very pleas
ant evening was spent, an address by
Bishop Whitney, Duet by Messrs.
Easton and Spencer, essays by Miss
Lottie Webber and Miss Barton. re-
marks by ]. M. Barlow, song by Miss
Anderson and a rescitation by Miss
Glade ms de up the programme. In the
absence of the president, b. NJ. Wells,
Mr.. Douglas Swan presided.