The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-07-07
LOCAL AND OTHER BRIEFS.

PEMBBoKE, Job Printer, y Main st.
Go to Beniamins for the boss lunch.
''THE Saddle Rocl5' meals are the best.
STONE jars, churns and jugs, at Little
Roundy K Cos.
HoUsEKEEPERs wanting any kind of nous
brushes should visit Culmer Bros.
every purchase at Johnson, Pratt x Co S.
WELLS, FARGO & Co.'S shipments yester
day We're: Ore, S7,992.79; bullion, S5,623.O s
The books of lions Benefit Binding so
cIety will be open tomorrow for the re
ceipt of dues.
They are selling mems shoes at Spence
81 Kimbalps for Sl.T5 par, and they ar
stylish and solid, too.
Nc CoRNIcK & Co.'S shipments yestcr
day We're; Hanauer bullion, $500; silve,
and lead ores, $500; total, Sl2,20J.
THREE drunks, Edwin Forman, Stew
Norton aud Thomas O'Hare. were eacl
fined 50 yesterday by Judge Piper
TIE Coop Furniture Co. still have some
goods left, slightly damaged by their recen'
fire, which they are selling at great bar
gains,
THERE are kilograms at the Western
Union telegraph Office for :. Bunsto
Miss Lillian Healey, a. A Heuslee and
A. n. Coyne.
TIE regular monthly meeting Of the Sail
Lake Typographical union viii be heid al
the Emporium hall to-day, a , O'Clock A
full attendance is desired.
Hon. j. T. HAMMOND was at the theatre
last night, but declined to have anything
to say to a HERALD reporter on the subject
Of his nomination ut Logan.
A BLAZE over Jordan attracted consider
able attention yesterday evening. Ii
proved to he only haystack near the inC
of the Utah & Neva Ia railway
THE Federated Trades bought 500 copies
of yesterdays HERALD, for the purpose OF
sending the report of Major BynOn 5
speech to other trade associations through
out the country.
IKE HUNTER, who was on Friday con
victed of assault and battery upon "a man
named Williamson, appeared before Com
missioner NorreI for sentence yesterday
His fine and costs foot uD $3l5O.
SERGEANT FITz,AUaCE's report Of yes
terday's temperature is rs below: At q
m.-Salt Lake city, "A; Helena, 81: For;
Custer, 81; FOct Washable, IS; Boise City,
50; Rawlins, IS. At II a.m-Salt Lake
city, 20; Ogden, 50: Stockton, IS; Bingham,
81; Provo, -.
TIE base metal and ore output for the
past week was as follows Fifteen cars OF
bullion, 42l, 39} pounds; eighty cars Of sill
Yer and lead ore, 2,4i3,SJl pounds: eight
cars of conner ore, 1850 pounds. Total,
3,Ol2,6l7 ponds.
THE Tribune has not nude practice of
hpoGfirrVr will ..I
Tribunc, July 4. The mosJ natural answer
to tiis is, that it has uOchjng on the loot
stool to boast Of. But the editor should
have made 4 confident OF his reporter. who
says on the same day: The Trj1uHe is the
only paper that appears in Utah today. or
any other day for that NATTER
MIR. II. O. YovHc, who holds the lease of
E.mGalIs hotel, in Parlcy'5 Park. for a
number OF years. has reason to congratu-
late himself On his start this season, as his
house is already full. Among the guests
this last week were Mr.. and Mrs. Joha ~.
Young ana family. Alr. ana Mrs. Il. W.
Young and family. Mr. and Mrs Caa2,es
= Burton, hrs. L. T. Young and family,
Misses Gertie Young, Mamie Price,
Fannie Young, and Mrs y. 3. Richard
son.
The rules and regulations Of the new
mining district known as the Ogden mia
ing district, were flied with Secretary Sells
vest nrday The officers elected for the
ensuing year are L. f. Darling. president;
G. w. NestOver, vicep president; ID. c..
Talent. mine inspector; Michael Mason
recorder, and L. G. Wheeler. secretary.
This new district is bounded as follows:
Commencing at the southwest corner OF
township , north, range l west; thence
north along the township line twelve
niles; thence east eighteen miles; thence
south twelve miles; thence west eighteen
miles to place Of beginning.
a SAD accident occurred about seven
miles up Red Butte canon yesterday after
noon, in which Albert Waters. OF Provo,
was instantly killed. He was engaged in
making some spring shots at the upper
quarry of the Salt Lake Supply Company
and had sent his assistant down to the
canon to bring up more powder with which
to make the final blast Before the man
returned Walters had fired the blast but
it appears that the explosion must have Oc-
CURED prematUrely, as before he could
step back he was blown more than fifty
feet in the air and landed near the bottom
Of the canon, some five hundred yards
down the side Of the mountain. When the
body was picked up it was a terribly
mangled mass, the flesh having been blown
from the left side Of the face. his limbs
broken, and the rest of his body mutilated
so that his most intimate friends would
not have recognized him. The remains were
brought down to the Tweuty-first ward by
the Salt Lake & Fort Douglas railway,
where they were taken charge of BY the
coroner and an inquest held, Messrs. Car
roll, Morris and Sleight acting as jurors. The
deceased was a man of about thirty years
and had been engaged as head blaster for
about six weeks. Funeral services will
be held at the embalming room of J. w
Taylor at o'clock this afternoon.