The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-05-20
LOCAL BRIEFS.

T.R. JONES & Co. received May 10:
Germania bullion, 81 ,6-6.74.
TIE NEW ordinance in relation to
street spr nkling appears in this issue.
A COMMISSION was issued yesterday
toJ.C. Bentley, of st. George, as alder
man.
The SIXTH Warders spent Friday at
Euller's Hill, and had a very enjoyable
time.
SEE THE Mayors advertisement for
bids for street sprinkling in another
column.
THERE IS a message at the Western
Union Telegraph Ofioe for Charles
Caldwell.
J. H LARK1Ns, petit juror, was ex-
oused from further service IN the Third
District Court yesterday.
MCCORMICK & Co. Yesterday received /:
Hsuauer bullion, 81 040: silver and lead
ores, So, 700. Total, IS 74O.
Four UNFoRrUNATEs went to their
rest, last Light. in thu Jug, assisted
thither by the police. Cause, oyerdoses
OF intoxicauts.
A TEAM of horses, attached to farm
wagon. started to run up Main Street
Yesterday morning, They were stopped
before any damage was dore.
MARSHAL SOLOMON proposes to en-
force the ordinance against obstructiDg
che sidewalk and merchants who do
not wish to appear in the Police Court,
had better comply with the law.
MONDAY AT 10 a. N. is the time for
delivery of the plans submitte in COM
Detition for the Deseret Agricultural
and Manufacturing Society premium
The secretary has already received one.
WITH ALL the improvements which
Manager Scarf is booming in baseball
matters, would it not be good idea to
uni IN the umpire as they do east. It
sould lend more of a charm to the
game.
hans FUNK. of Newton. Cache
County, was released from the Pen yes
serdav, after being examined by Com
missioner Norrell. He had served the
usual six months, and the thirty days
required to liquidate fine and COSTS.
THE ANNOUNCEMENT of the do al
Garfield Beach, on Thursday next. IN
der the auspices of the B. P. o. ELS,
tells of a great time for those who
participate in the pastimes. This is the
initial big event at the Beach this sea
son. and will doubtless draw out
large attendance.
BLsHoP EZEKIEL HOLMAN, of Sandy,
appeared in town yesttr dsy and sur
rendered himself to the officers. He
had learned that there was warrant
out for him on the charge OF unlawful
cOhaSitation. Bonds We're placed at
$500. He furnished them and was re-
leased.
ADVERTISERS IN to days SUNDAY
HERALD will have the benefit Of an
extra circulation which they had not
counted on. A special messenger
leaves for Msnti this morning loaded
With COPIES for distribution at that
y,,ace. which he will reach in time to
most" the inhabitants this evening on
what transpired in the great world
beyond yesterday.
THE GREAT unshorn public has Only
eleven days more in which to have It's
hair clipped at the old prices. All the
tonsorial knights OF the city, SAID to
fiumber from sixty to seYenty-fYe,
nave formed q union with the de.
termined Chris Diehl as temporary
chairman, and after June 1st the price
of hair cut will be IS cents, as it used
10 be and as it still is in Ogden. The
price of shaves remains at Is cents:
TIE GROWTH of the SUNDAY HERALD
goes steadily on and its circulation now
FOR a town of Salt Lakes size is some
thing remarkable. The increase in sub
scription which was formerly confined
TO the city has taken a shoot into the
country and in Ogden, Provo and the
principal Utah county towns there is a
stesdy and gratifying demand. Ad-
yertisers are not slow IN appreciatiug
this fact, and whether it is lady In
want of servant, a merchant with a
quarter of page of tempting offers.
big excursion, or a grand concert-all
know that the columns of The HERALD
are the best channels through which
thew can reach the great lacor seeking,
5musement-hunfirg, money spending
pnblic. This explains why The HER
tLD is forced to "doubIe up on itself"
so frequently Sunday mornings.
PIE EsrABL1sHMENr Of s. ?. Taasdel
was ever d m 0del of clockwork regular
sty and orderly methods. One of the
sYstems which Mr.. Teasdel inaugur1ted
wears ago, was that of having a the
transactions of his institution entered |
up at regular hours on Saturday. so |
chat be might be able to compare the |
proe1 ess of business from week to week. |
AZ 3 80 o'clock every Saturday, he is |
given the totsls up to that time of dav,
from which be can tell whether the day |
Is M to its predecessor or not. This,
be iocularlv says, is just before his din
oer hour, 80 that he can gauge his ap-
oetite according to the receipts. To
Reporter who asked him yesterday Just
after Q 30 how business was gong, M:
Tsasdel replied that up 10 tnat hour
Gas az GOOD q Saturday as they had ez-
,erienced. There was the usual cryiI g |
eemnlaint from woot men who we 9 |
I,itten last yesr, aud who lelt blue oy |
,3r;ces this year. hut aside from ID L I