The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-07-01
LOCAL BRIEFS


Hanauer bullion, So, 300.
T. r. JONES & Co. received June 80:
Germania bullion, 81 1886.
I'D. SHAFFER e. Co, have closed their
real estate Office under the Postotfice.
THE BoARD of Equalization will meet
at the -ourty Courthouse at 10 ain.
tomorrow.
ONE OF the Mountain Ice Company
wagons broke down on First South
Street yesterday.
THERE WILL be a meeting of the Salt
Lake Typographical Union to-day at 2
pm, at the usual place.
LIBERTY PARK is being put in first
class condition for the exercises to be
held there on the Fourth.
L D. KINNEY yesterday Iiquidated the
mortgage of something over $25, 900 on
North Salt Lake, h I'D by r. Swasey.
WELLS, FARGO & Co.'S shipments
yesterday were: Base bullion, Sl4 2S5 SO ;
IRE, $500; fine bars, $500. Total,
$40, ass So.
WILL G. JENNINGS arrived hone last
evening from Boston. During his alb
sence from Salt Lake he has made q
general tour OF Europe.
In marriage certificate recently
recently filed with the Probate Court,
the age CT the groom is stated TO be Is
years and the bride 65.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH-Sermon at
IL am. by Rev. w. s. Hawkes.; Sunday
school at 12I5 pm; Chinese Sunday
school at pm. No evening service.
THE SIXTEENTH Quorum of Seventies
will meet at the First Ward Assembly
Rooms on Monday, July %, at 40
pm. A punctUal attendancels desired.
GEORGE WHITMoRE, who was up from
Nephi yesterday, says Harrson's eiec-
ton is asslred-Littie Chicago being
his staunch supporter. With this aid
there can be no doubt bat that he will
win.
The MARRIAGE certificates of w. T.
Walker and Elizabeth Walker, OF this
city, and s. l.. Radon, of Park City,
and Louisa Harper, of Salt LAKE, have
been filed with the clerk of the Probate
Court.
WILL G. YOU'VE left last evening for
San Francisco, Where he Will act as
court stenograpncr for his cousin, Judge
SAWYER, who has ben serving the
people OF his judicial district for some
years past.
A LITTLE fellow ramed Robert
Wheeler fell from a coal wagon near
HE HERALD corner yesterday. When
he was picked up it was discovered that
his leg was broken, but ne bore the ac-
cident brs7ely and without & whimper.
THE COMING Fourth will witness a
grand scene in Salt Lake. The pro-
gramme appears elsewhere, and, com
biued with cheap railroad rates, SHOULD
draw into this city large number OF
visitors from surrounding towEs and
villages.
EARLY YESTERDAY morning an Unsuc-
cessful a te npt was made to burglaFize
Waguer's saloon. The thieves had torn
the wire from one of the back windows,
when they we're scared Off 0y the aD-
proach of the night Waterman, and
gave up the job.
AT PETrIT's, on Friday, DR.. Benedict
caught g trout which dressed four
ponds. When "disemboweIed," the
fish was found to contain q carp three
inches in length. DR.. Faust eyened up
with Benedict by catching al the same
6G2e q three ounce trout.
THE DIRECTORS of the Utah Loan &
81ilding Association. elected at the an
organization last evening and elected
the following officers: President, Fred
Simon; president, W. Charles
PaYey; treasurer, J. Barnett; secretary,
A. hanauer, Jr.; attorney, John a.
MaEshall.
ALL tRI and bicycle riders, regard
LIS 81 age, who would like to ride in the
nrocession on the Fourth Of July, are
invited to meet at the Office OF Barnes
q Davis, on Monday evening, July "a,
TO make proper arrangements and de
eide on costumes to be worn, II i
hoped that the cycle division will he
made a prominent feature of the pro
cession. Those who cannot attend tha
meeting will please make their Ideas
known 10 some one who Will be present.
YESTERDAY MORNING the German who
has been selling oranges on the Wasatch
corner. engaged in the boot b!acklng
business and reduced the price of shines
the ire of the youthful bootblacks, and
a crowd OF them made a general on
sIaught on the Germans stand and
scattered his outfit all over the street.
A large crowd gathered to see the fun,
and it was some time before the police
were able to restore peace.
THE UTAH COMMISSION and party re-
turned from their visit to Beaver yester-
day morning, having left for that place
on Monday afternoon last. Chairman
Carlton, when seen Yesterday, expressed
himself as being delighted with the trip,
and especially with the people of
Beaver, who, he said, treated the visi,
tors royally-both at the reception an'
ball afterwards given in honor OF the
Commission and suite. He has nothing
but praise for Beaver and her people,
and he expresses the feelings OF the
entire party. Beaver is a beautiful
little town, "said Commissioner Thomas