The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-01-16
LOCAL Briefs.

THE UTAH Central Railway directors
meet III boston to day.
MATT GLAZE. of the Rock Island, is n
one of his periodical visits to Salt Lake.
The ODD FELLOWS intend having a
good time at Sandy tomorrow evening.
MCCORMICK & Co. g shipments yester-
day were: Silver and lead ores,
500. 800,
HUGH M. DoCGALL, ofSpringville, has
been commissioned notary public for
UtahlGounty.
HIRAM A. BooTHE, of Iowa. was
yesterday admitted to practice at the
bar of the Supreme Court.
No, 3 OF the Odd FeIIoCs' Mail is out &.
It is not whit behind either of its pre-
decessors ia interest or appearance.
Mrs. SANDFoRD and Mrs. Henderson
were interested spectators at both ses-
sions OF the Supreme Court yesterday.
4. 3. RICHARDSON, cashier of the Park
City Bank, is in Salt Lake. He saws
one foot of snow has fallen in Park City
since Saturday.
In THE case of John Boynton VS..
Flora Boynton, a divorce has bean
granted. The particulars of the case
have heretofore been published.
WILLIAM WooDARD, the man who WAS
so badly cut early on Sunday morning,
is still in q precarious condition. His
chances for recovery are said TO be
slight.
WILLIE J EENINGS, the 10-year-oId son
of Thomas w. Jennings, is dangerously
Ill with diphtheria. ". w. Calder also
has child seriously afflicted with the
same disease.
MRS. WILLIAM JENNINGS received
word yesterday Of the death of her
nephew, Frank o. Linforth, formerly
of this city. of pneumonia, at Phillips
burg, Montana.
AT THE meeting OF the Union Pacific
directors in Boston to- day it will
likely be decided whether or not the
Utah Central will be extended to Cali
fornia. Hold your breath.
THE CORNER OF Second South and
Commercial Streets has been bought
by Edward Kesler for $780, 600. 1t is said
to be the intention to erect nve-story
Building on the land at no distant date.
On SUNDAY afternoon, trio of mis-
chievous urChins pelted with stones
the printing office of Kelly & Co., in
the rear Of the Central Block, breaking
several psnes of glass. They we're seen
but escaped.
PROFESSOR TALMAGE delivered his
interesting lecture On "The Effects of
StimUlants and Narcotics" in the First
Ward Hall last evening. This evening
he lectures in the Fourth Ward on
"Our Loves and Hates"
GEORGE D. SHELL, who was charged
with obtaining money under false pre-
fences, appeared before Commissioner
Norre!l yesterday and waived examina-
ton. He gave bonds and was released,
pending the action OF the Grand Jury.
TEMPERATURE YESTERDAY, as reported
from the Signal SsrYic3 Office: At a.
m.-Salt Lake, %; Helene, below
Fort Custer, 10 below; Fort Washable,
0; Boise City, ID; RawIins, 20. At
IL a.m.-Salt Lake City, SO; Ogden, SO;
Stockton. 30; Bingham, 40; Park City,
30; Provo. 81; Alta, 30.
The SALT Lake & Los Angeles Rail-
road committee met again at the
Chsz1ber of Commercs yesterday after
noon and approved the form prepared
for the head of the subscription papers.
A communication was received from s.
S. Jones, of Provo, Offering to furnish
ties for the road a to receive part
payment in bonds and stocks. James
Jack signifed his intention of adding
his name TO the subscription list. Salt
Lake City and other Utah towns will
be canYassed at once for subscriptions.
and California will be canvassed later
on. Henry W. Lawrence has been ap-
pointed temporary treasurer of the
subscription committee. Everything
points TO an early commencement of
york On the road.