The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-01-26
LOCAL BRIEFS.

It
yesterday were: Ore, 81, 800.
McCoBsIoK &c Co. g shipments yester-
day weret' Hanauer bullion, 300.
ELzAs Morris is rapidly recovering
from his recent attack of paralysis.
CLERK MILLER. of the marshal's office,
Ia confined to his heme by severe ILL
nsSs,
JUbaE'JCp has decided to make the
west his permanent home, and will
bring out his family early in the sum
mer.
WILLIAM HILL, who is serving out q
term III tue Penitentiary for unlawful
cohabitation, is suffering from lnhsm-
stoEy rheumatism.
II. ANDERSON. OF Utah County, and
Thomas Duce, OF Hyde Park, Cache
County, were released from the Peni-
Tertiary yesterday.
FELT SHOES are great invention for
winter, and Spencer &. Kimb ball are
meeting with greet success in booming
them for this market.
JOSEPH CARLISLE, of Mill Creek, ar =
peaEed before Commissioner Norrell,
yesterday. and gave BONDS to await the
action OF the grand jury.
MARX CRoxALL, once of this city, but
of late years a resident of Butte City,
Montana, is dangerously ill. and his
death is hourly expected.
THE FUNERAL services of Robert Sned-
don were held at his late residence yes
cerd&y afternoon. There was a large
attendance OF friends and relatives.
TaE WATER was turned into the
Twentieth Ward water ditch yesterday
for she first time in q week, and people
dependent upon it felt like having
jubilee.
THE ICE crop on Utah Lake is being
gathered, and shipped at the rate of
about twenty cars per day. Twenty
Een and several teams are employed at
Battle Oreek station.
f0HN PLArrs. of the Nineteenth Ward,
died on Thursday OF apopie1y. He was
60 years and "a days old. It has not
yet been decided when the funeral
services will be held.
THE DISTRICT COURT meets again this
morning. Yesterday the only business
transacted was the overriding of the
dem Irrer in the case of the Wasatch
Mining Company VS.. the Crescent Min
ing Company.
HANS JENSEN and HRrVed Wenner-
strOm, residents of West Jordan, were
arrested yesterday by Deputy Franks,
On tho charge of malicious mischief, |
they having torn down barn or shed |
belonging to aneighbor.
TEMPERATURE YESTERDAY, as reported |
from the Signal Servlce office: At6 am:
Salt Lake City, IL; Helena, 30; Fort |
Custer, 80; Fort Washekie, IL; Boise |
City 8; Rswlins, IA. At II q. M: Salt |
Lace City, %; Ogden, %; Stockton, 10; |
Bingham. 20; Park City, 26; Provo, Is;
Alta. %.
EGDER John MORGAN, of Goshen, and |
Elder Isaac J. Riddle, arrived in Liver
pool per steamship Furnesia, on
Wednesday, January 2, 1889, in good
health and spirits. Elder Morgan is
appointed to labor in the Welsh mis-
si0n, and Elder Riddle is assigned to
the Liverpool Observation-Disclosures
Star. 20
h GOOD DEAL of snow has fallen in the
1neHSt ajus during the storms of the
present week, and a man who ought to
know says that the wafer supply for the
coming summer will far exceed that of
last wear. In former years most of the
snow came before the end of December,
but this year the fall in the mountains
has been heavier since New Years than
before.
SOME TINE since, Mr.. Arthur Stsyner
cent TO California a lot OF sugar beets
grown on the farm OF Henry Cohn, over
Jordan. They were tested at the Cali
kornia Sugar refinery and found to yield
13.40 per cent of sugar. The soil in
which they we're raised contains consid-
cradle alkaIi. Mr.. Stayner is much
eisted, ovef the result, and says that
had the beets been raised on higher
land the test would have shown an in
crease OF at least per ce IT.
TIE GARFIELD Beach Boating Club
held a largely attended and en-
thusiastlo meeting last evening. Since
its organization its membership has in
creased rapidly and now numbers
thirty-three, in addition to & long list
of honorary members. The following
officers were elected: ]. B. Parker,
president; W. Glasmann, first vice
president; Charles Denhaiter, second
vice-president; I. J. Roach, secretary;
Y. Il. Higgins, treasurer; l.. g. from
blay, captain; G. R. Whittemore, COM
OUdoto' al VI WuOi Will IA0 ouuiGion
of G. Mccoy. constitute the board of
directors. Messrs. M. II. Walker, NJ.
Cullen, w. S. Mccormick, Caleb West
and II. M. Bacon were elected honorary
members. Messrs. Whittemore, Wild
and Roach were appointed commit
tee 80 see to the printing of the bylaws,
aud to securing hall for holding meet
iugs, etc. A special meeting of the di-
rsctors will be hold on Monday evening
at o'clock.