The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-01-13

WELLS, FARGO &c Co. yesterday
shipped base bullion, 81 $50.
GEORGE Il. Goodrich has been COM
missioned a constable for Vernal,
Uintsh County.
A. HEAVY flow of natural gas was
struck by u. ID. Amos on his property
near North Salt Lake yesterday.
OUR WEEKLY letter from Frank G.
Carpenter does not appear in this issue.
This is OWING to failure of the foreign
mails.
The THIRTEENTH quorum of Seventies
Will meet on Monday evening In the
Twentieth Ward schooihuuse at 7.30
o'clock.
AMONG THE large amount of new sheet
nu SIC received by Coalter & Snelgrove
is Gilbert and SulllVan's Woman of
the Guard"
THERE WILL be a select bail in the
Twelfth Ward Meeting Hall on Friday,
the 18th. Parties wishing tickets will
get them off the committee.
PRoFEssoR TALMAGE will deliver lee
ture at First Ward meeting house on
Tuesday, January 18th, under tue aus
pieces u l. ". BIZ Il ~ SupJoCIi
Effects of Narcotic and Alcoholic
Shmulants.
THE SPECIAL train bearing railway
officials and otter on tour Of insDeC
ton over the Salt Lake Il Fort Douglas
and Salt Lake & Eastern, leaves the
Denver 81 Rio Grande depot this morn
ing at 10 o'clock. The trip is made at
the invitation OF Passenger Agent w.
w. Macintosh.
TEMP ERATURE YESTERDAY, as reported
from the Signal Service office: At a.
m.-Salt Lake, %; Fort Custer, Is;
Helene, s; Fort Washable, 10; Boise
City, %; Rawlins, 10. At IL Am
Salt Lake City, "a; Ogden, "a; stockton,
20; Bingham, 80; Park City, %; Provo,
81; Alta, l below.
A MEETING of the James B. Mexican
Post, G. A. Il and The Woman's Re-
lief Corps will be held on Monday
evening at Grand Army Hall, for the
purpose Of installing officers for the
ensuing year Colonel Page, senior
VICE commander of this department,
has been appointed installation officer.
THE OGDEN Standard has this: THE
SALT LIKE HERALD is to be congratu
lated. If this notice, published in San
Francisco paper, can be believed: The
demand for the Christmas number of
TaE SALT LAKE HERALD is so great that
copies sold readily for 81 each. ," The
notice can be believed Nothing is
simpler than believing the truth.
HECTOR M. SCOTT manager of the
Western Union Telegraph Office in this
city, died yesterday afternoon at $50.
He was shout 30 years of age and leaves
a wife and THREE small children. He
was nGtlve of AImonte. Ontario, Can
ada. He was in his usual health up to
Monday last, when he was attacked
with typhoid pneumonia, of which he
died. Funeral services vii be an
nounced hereafter.
THE FUNERAL services over the re-
mains OF the lale w. G. Morris will be
held in the Assembly Hail this morn
ing at 10 o'clock. The casket will be
borne to the hall by relatives of the de-
ceased after which it will be in charge
of the artists and painters, who will
attend the services in body. The ser
vices will close at 11.45 when half an
hour will be allowed those who desire
to view the remains, the cortege form
ing q. y 10
WILL MADDEN, who was killed On
Friday last, on the San Miguel River,
by the accidental discharge of giant
powder, was well known in Salt Lake
He came to Utah from San Francisco
to superinlend the Lone Tree Mining
Company's Dolores River mines, which
were then owned by Salt Lake Iaen.
Mr.. Madden was thorough miner and
expert, and the account of his untimely
demise will be read by many of bis
friends here with great sorrow.
COMMENCING MONDAY. Jalulry lat
auu uutil further notice. the Southern
Poetic will discontinue passenger train
No. 8, which now leaves San francisco
at 9 a. m, arriving at Ogden at 9 p. m,
aud No 2, which now leaves Ogden at
6p. N. and re.ches San Francisco at
SIS g. m. Nos. and win continue to
run as st present. No. 1 arrives at Og-
den ct a. N. mountain time. No. 4
leaves at I2 90 p. m, mountain time
The two trains have been discontinued
on account OF Light travel.