The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-01-30
LOCAL BRIEFS.

SPENCER & K1MBALL have decided 10
sell lbe balance OF their telt goods at
cost. ,lNowis your chance.
Lack THE RIPPER" was killed off
yesterd ~, but "Moccasin Mac" will
last as long as its owner does.
MoCosNIcK & Co.'s shipments yester-
day were: Hauauer bullion, $l.875;
si'VNr and lead ores, So 800. Total,
SIo.675.
THE ACCOUNTS of Marshal Dyer for
the Second District were presented In
and allowed by the Supreme Court yes
terday.
TIE JACK-THE-RIPPER scare is nearly
a n, e 81 IN" past. Tue intelligent
portion of the co immunity endorsed the
vows ~ Expressed IN Lac HERALD OF
yesterday.
JUDGE SANDFoRD yesterday fled do
cisIoa in the case of e. h. Taut vs. the
Old CbanpeI Placer Min ng Company.
'rho demurrer to ths complaint was
oyerruled.
TIE PoCaTELLo Opera House Associ
alton vii gjva their grand opening tall
on Friday evening, February 8, 1859.
sjsts OF James II. Bible, @. J. Topper,
J. [. Frsntz, G. A. Hannatord and
John McManus.
WILLIAM YARLEY was badly injured
az the quarry near the Warm Springs
on Monday afternoon. He was en-
gagged ia working drill when large
rock dropped from the oVerhauging
cliff, struck the drill and, rebounding,
ABOUT ONE year ago, G. E. Kitchener
entered suit against Salt Lake City for
certain lands IN which he had an in
terest similar to that of the notorio is
Lick on Capitol Hill. Yesterday a
summons was issued upon tbs city in
this csse.
,TEMPERATURE YESTERDAY, as reported
from the Signal ServIc office: Al Am ::
SAT- Lake City 10; Helena, s; Fort
Custer, II: Fort Washakie. 6 below; Boise
City, 10; RswliRs, 4. At II a. M: Salt
Lak8 City, %; Ogden, 20; Stockton, 2;
Bingham. 81; Park City, Z below;
PROVO, TO-; Alta, 16.
WILLIAM BooDTEE, a miner in the
employ of the Pleasant Valley Coal
Company, located at Winter Quarters,
was badly injured on Monday evening
by the caving in Of the roof of a room.
He was brought up to Salt Lake and
placed in st. Mary's Hospital, where it
was found necessary to amPusaEe a leg.
''CAE YOU tell me where DR.. Blank
liYesS" asked one citizen of onother on
the street late last night. Keep away
from me, If you advance another step
I'll fill you iuil of air holes" was the
response; AID thus the poor man who
was really looking for a physician to
attend his poor, sick wife, was made
the victim of the Ripper" scare.
w. e. CARTER, of Wyoming, was ad-
mitted TO practice in the Supreme Court
yesterday. Lincoln w. Cravens, of
Kansas, and b. w. briggs. of this city.
also made application. and they will bs
put through the crucible by the ex-
aiming committee ia few days The
cases of Lewis p. Kelsey VS.. George D.
E2yper aud f. J. KieseI vs.. the Union
Pacific Railway Company were argued
during the day and submitted.
COMMISSIONS WERE issued by acting
Governor Hall yesterday as 70 Iowf
William GU Mlils. no.ary bic for
Salt Lake County; Charles B. Robbins,
fish and game commissioner for Cache
eCo9atylspUointed by the county court):
Brigham Benson. constable for Trenton.
Cache County; John Richardson, con-
stable of Richmond, Cache County;
John 2. Freeman. justice of the peace
for HERMAN Precinct. Salt Lake
Comfy (appoiuted by the county court).
PETER 2. SoBENsEN, section foreman
on the Wasatch branch of the d. & r.
q. w. Railway, has invented fanger
ean sJaeli scale for clearing snow and
: ioc off his section. 1t does very good
work. 1t is made SO that it can be
raised or lowered to prevent il from |
striking switches and road crossings by |
a lever. It Will throw snow ten or
fifteen feet to each side of the track. |
Sorensen hasit attached to his tool car,
and then couples his car behind the
train aud away goes the snow. The |
hsnge does more work in ten minutes |
Jtbap ten men could do in two days
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