The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-02-12
LOCAL BRIEFS.

Silver and lead ore, 81 3l4- 3D.
TEE EARLY arrival of the eastern mail
canses much satisfaction among our
merchants.
Doc FAUST says he's glad of it. Next
time the Ogden people Will put up
Democrat.
WELLS FARGO Co. IS shipments yester-
day were: base bullion, $780, me
bars, $50 1874
MRs. PowEas. wife OF Judge Powers
is rapidly INA loving ana Is now con-
sidered past danger.
Two HUNDRED copies of Ste p1ens'
school song Dook. have arrived a-d are
for sale at OoaIter & Snegrove's-
SPENCER 6s KIMBALL's felt slipper, run
is on the Increase from day to day.
Ladies are the biggest purchasers.
SeHooL TEACHERS, have your schools
supplied with Stephens schooi ana
primary songsser, and let the chlIoren
sing.
MCCORMICK & Co.'s shipments yes
terdsv were: Hanauer bullion, 81 500;
silver and lead ores, S3.7OO. Total,
$3.50.
Joseph BURROWS who is afflicted with
Iockisy, is inpro ing some, and there
are hopes now entertained for his
recovery. -
A. w. CARLSON has been set apart as
first counselor to Bishop Watson, OF
the Ninteenth Ward, in place of henry
Arnold, deceased.
THE ARBoGAsr TRUMBo COMPANY
will shortly incorporate, preparatory
to large increase in business. The
capital stock will be placed at $4,000.
TIE MUNICIPAL election at Ogden yes
terdav created 40 little excitement IN
this city, where news from the front
was eagerly sought for and discussed.
THE Ross named in the Police Court
annals, TO day, is not Mr.. ROSS, the
druggist, though the IA ne is the same.
The druggist does not believe IN that
sort of thing.
GRANT BROTHERS COMPANY has COM
Yoepced suit in the Third District Court
against ia mes Kennedy to recover the
sum of $423 %, alleged 20 be due for
buggy hire, etc.
Ross MoMANAMY came down from the
Penitentiary yesterday to consult with
his attorneys. 1t is understood that
the defense will be conducted by Dick
son and Powers.
THE FIRE alarm last night was caused
by blaze at the residence of D. A.
Smiley on Second South Street. A
bucket brigade was formed and the fire
was out before the fremen arrived.
TaE ARTICLES of in corporation of the
Chamber of Commerce were filed with
Secretary Hall yesterday. They were
fled with the clerk OF the Third Dis
trict Court two years ago, but had
never before baen filed in the Secre
tary's Office.
TEMPERATURE YESTERDAY, as reported
from the Signal SerYlc. office: At6 Am:
Salt Lake City. "a Helena "a; Fort Gus
Ter, So; Fort Washable, %; Rawlins, %
At II am: Salt Lake City, 81; Ogden,
81; Stockton, 20; Bingham. "a; Park
City, SO; Provo, &c; Alta, 20.
THE TIME for submitting propositions
for the site for the Chamber of Com
mercs building expired yesterday and
there was but one bid in. However,
as thsre will hesDo meeting of the dl-
rectors until Thursday night, PROPOSE
tons received before that time VIII be
considered. Asleast two more offers OF
land Will be in before Thursday.
YESTERDAY WAS the time set for
Refaree darkness to report his findings
in tho Dyer examination to the Su-
nrar1n Court and according to appoint
ment District Attorney Hobson, of
Colorado, was on hand. AS the ex-
smina alton is not finished a postpone
snent is necessitated and Mr.. Hooson
viii probably be obliged to make an
other tip TO Salt Lake.
A LITTLE house owned by 10 eph F.
Smith. and rented by an OLD Danish
woman. on Second West Street north,
was harmed to the ground yesterday.
The tenant had been away firm home
end unon her return found the house
In flames. The fire department. turned
on. hut owing to the long distance II ey
hea ro 90. il was too late TO 40 any
0ood the house was completely de-
stroved. The loss is about 8 o.
THE MUCH -talked-of pavement on
the north side of South Temple Street
from Main eastward to II Street, Is
nropressing. Seems that, while the
frost is getting out of the ground, the
legal procedure necessary is being car
ried cut, SO that when in the spring
the Young mans fancy gently turns to
thoughts of love-" he may have brsr
new promenade to ramble on with ri;
! best girl. The notice OF the compile
ton of assessment appears else Hhere
u this issue.
A SESSION of the Supreme Court wa'
announced for yesterday afternoon, ou
4 as there was no quorum present and a.
Judge Henderson was expected to ar
rive from Ogden on the o'clock train
q an adjournment was taken to o'cloci
last evening". The train was over two
4 hours late and when it did arrive Judge
Henderson was not aboard. After
4 waiting until 8.06 Justices Sander
and Boremau appeared C announced
that owing to The absence OF thel'
brother JUSTICES another adjouTnmen
would be taken to this morning a. II
O'Clock.
A yCUEe man from Mississippi, wht
lost his hearing at IL years &
age. has just BEEN a mitted t
the oral class of the deaf NUT
department of the university. HI
can talk fuentiy, but having neVel
learned the art of hearing with tht