The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-01-18

meet this evening In the Social Hall
at73e.
WELLS, FARGO & Co.'S shipments
yesterday were: Base bullion, valued
at 81 500. -
THE NEW Arbogast-Trumbo building
will be ready for the big opening Feb
ruary 1st.
Mccormick g. 90. receivedyesterday ::
Hanauer bullion, 50 425; silver and lead
ores, $4,000. Total, $9,025.
C. II. PARsoN has the January num-
bers of Our Little Men and Women, Baby
land, Vide Quake and Pansy.
Mr.. FRANK W. JENNINGS states that
the new Deseret Woollen Mills build
ing is now receiving the roof.
ELEAzER JACKSON was, yesterday. ap-
pointed a commissioner of deeds for
Utah Territory in the City of New York.
QUITE A number of suits for cutting
timber on public lands have been COM
menced in the First District Court at
Provo. azzz@1s.
REPoRT5 FROM Tooele County are to
the effect that there is more snow there
now than has been at the same time for
many. years past.
PETER LARSEN and Mormon Bird had
their certificates of election as council
men OF Mendon City, Cache County,
issued yesterday.
MR. S. F. GRIsWoLD last evening as
sumed entire control of the Continental
Hotel. In the future, until further no
tice, it will be run under his manage
ment.
The 3-YEAR-oLD son of Mrs. DR.. Shipp
died last evening, of membraneous
Group. The funeral will be held at 2 p.
m. to- day, with only short service at
the grave.
The RAILWAY canVassing committee
was around among the smaller contri.-
butors yesterday, They report having
raised the sum of $4,000. They Will
circulate in higher circles to-day:
APPLICATIONS ON an average of from
fifteen to twenty per day continue 10 be
mas HERALD. Yesterdays mail brought
derson, Washington.
TEMPERATURE YESTERDAY. as reported
from the Signal Service Office: At 6 a.
m - Salt Lake, 10; Helena, II;
Fort Custer, below; Fort WashakIe,
10 below; RawlIns. 4 bslow. At II
a.m.-Salt Lake City, Is; Ogden. 10;
Stockton, zero; Bingham, 70; Provo, "a.
MR.. AND MRS. JOHN P. MEAKIN will
leave Salt Lake for Washington Terri
tory, which place they will probably
make their future home. The best
wishes of many Salt Llkers will go
with them. A very pleasant social was
held at their residence on Wednesday
Vening.
TIE SCOTCH element of American
Fork are making preparations for a
grand Burns birthday picnic party. 1t
is expected that Salt Lake will be well
represented. If the programme that
has been prepared, is carried out as it
should be, the admirers of Burns will
have right good time.
AN EDITORIAL in our esteemed morn
ing cotemporary of yesterday COM
menced: THE annual report of School
Commissioner Williams appears in an
other part of this impression" 1t
would have been only fair to have
added: ut is the same, by the way,
that appeared in THE HERALD on Sun
day morning last"
NOTICE OF the intention of the City
Council to extend the water mains on
Seventh East Street, one-half block
northward from Third South Street,
appears in THE HERALD this morning
All protests and objections to the car
rving out of such intention must be
presented in writing to the City Re-
corder, on or before Tuesday, February
LIST.
EMMA BRYsoN, sometimes known as
Emma Hall, has commenced suit in
the Third District Court to obtain de-
cree dissolving the bonds OF matrimony
existing between John Brysoa and her
self. She will be remembered as the
person who married young man
named LoventhaI some months since,
under the impression that Bryson had
departed for the happy hunting
grounds. Subsequently, however, she
discovered that he was still in the land
of the living, and the last marriage was
annulled.
THE FOLLOWING gruesome advertise
ment recently appeared in a Glasgow
paper. 1t is almost equal to the funny
police court reports of the Tribune!
humorist, who, it is said, will soon fold
continues to sell burying grapes ready
made, and his wife's niece dresses dead
corpses at as cheap rate as was form
erly done by her aunt, having not only
been educated by her, but perfected in
Edinburg. from when she has lately ar
rived with all the newest and bes
fashions for the dead"
THE FUNERAL of Willie Jennings, who
died on Wednesday of dlptheria left
the residence of the parents at II
O'clock yesterday morning, long line
of carriages following the remains to
the grave, where a short service wa:
held. Bishop Whitney made some elo.
auent and consoling remarks anC
sacred music was rendered by a quar-
tette composed of Messrs Whitney and
Spencer. Miss Vilate Young and Mrs
Edith Knowlton. Prayer was offered
bv President Seymour B. Boung an6
the grave was dedicated by Apostle II
J. Grant.
AT DIFFERENT times we have called
attention to the advantages Logan pos
sesses as a manufacturing point. VIZ
propose to continue to call attention tc
the matter, and we are pleased to receive
such communications on the subject a:
no II of hoc