The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-09-29
LOCAL AND OTHER BRIEFS.

THE Kittylena has been harbored ut Garfield
for the winter
THE hot pie fiend made his appearance on the
streets yesterday.
MCCORMICK & Co. received yesterday:
Hanauer bullion, $1,000; silver ana lead ores,
$500. Total, $500.
THE marriage license of Eben Gibbons Fine
and Mary F. Conelson, OF Boulder, Col, has been
filed with the probate clerk.
THE contestants in the pool match to come off
at the Cullen billiard hall on Thursday evening.
are practicing day and night
NOTARIEs public as follows We're commits
stoned yesterday: Geo. w. Parks, e. A Rand
and William Fl. Cromer. all of Salt Lake.
A COPY of the articles of incorporation of the
Chalk Creek Coal & Mining company has been
filed with the territorial secretary and a certi-
ficate issued.
SEVERAL small boys and q Chinaman got into
row IN front of the White house last night
The heather lost his shoes and hat in the melee
and rushed through the White house and out of
the back door.
THE citizens of Salt Lake are respectfully APP
pealed to for assistance by subscription, to aid
in providing uniforms for the members of new
band now being organized, which will be known
as the Calling band. This latest acquisition to
the musical element of our city will prove in
teresting and attractive. Music is always in
spring and tends to increase the general happi-
ness. In a few days the managers, Messrs.
Simms, Olsen and Koenig, of the new band, will
take pleasure in calling on our citizens with the
above object in view.
THE new meeting house at Plain city was
dedicated on the I'D instant 1t is built of
brick, and is one of the most cOmmOdiOus and
neatly finished houses of worship in the territory
1t is 35X65 feet, with a 20-fOot ceiling; has a
seating capacity of 800 and cost 5000. The
dedicatory prayer was offered by Apostle Francis
NJ Lyman. Bishop George W. BramWell then
gave synoptical history of the meeting house.
President l. w. Shurtlif reviewed the history
of Plan city in an interesting discourse Apostle
the mornings exercises speaking on the subject
of duty to God etc. His remarks made deep
impression on the congregation.
COMMISSIONS as follows were issued yesterday
by the governor: Weber county-TimOthy Ken
dali of Uintah precinct, and Farley p. Brigham
Wilson precinct, justices of the peace; George
E. Ferrn of Hunterville precinct; James Har
rop, of Lynne precinct; Byram l.. Bybee, of
Uintah precinct; John ]. Hutchins of Slater
vile and Daniel n. Drake of Wilson precinct,
cOnstables. Emery county-James X. Ferguson,
Castle Gate precinct, and S. j. Harness, of SEQ
Alfred of Moab, and Newburn Butt, of Castle
Gate precinct, constables Davis county
Farley 2. 2. Prophet of South Weber precinct
and George A Lincoln, of Bountiful, justices of
the peace; George w. Kendall, of South Weber,
and Charles w lockwood, of Centerville con
stables. Box Elder cOunty-Milo V. Gardner,
of Deweyyille precinct and Jonah Matthias, of
Box Elder, justices of the peace; Orson c.
Loyeland. of Deweyville, constable. Utah
county-Henry w. Barnett, of Payson and
Thomas B. Heels, of Santaquin, justices of the
peace; David F.. Sargent of PaySon constable.
Beaver county-Mnrgan Stoddard. of Star pre-
cinct, justice of the peace. Salt Lake county
Joseph P. Newman, of Big Cottonwood. con-
stable. Washington county-Swen o. Nielsen
of Fairview precinct. justice of the peace. Rich
county-WeSley K. Walton, Selectman.