The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-01-03
LOCAL BRIEFS.

at the Penltentlary
I'M. VAN HORN has re tired from
the Continental Hotel.
TIE JURY list for the ensuing year
will be made up to-day or Tomorrow
slR. s. GUTHRIE, of Corinne, has been
appointed a notary public for Box Ell
der County.
FRED w. ScARFF has opened skating
rink at Washington Park. The Ice Is
IN excellent condition.
CORRECTED FIGURES of real estate
transfers, show the total amount Tor
the month of December to be $500
MCCORMICK & Co. received yesterday,
Eauauer bullion, 50, COO; Woodslde ore,
sc, 600; silver and lead ores, 81 800; total,
$II,IO0.
THE GRIsMER DAVIES Company
ooeu at the Theatre this evening, IN
play of Forgiven, made noted by
T ed BFytOn.
THomAs BARRATT, of American Fork,
was released from the Pen yesterday;
where he served term for unlawful
,habltation.
WELLS, FARGO & Co.'S shipments
Yesterday were: Ore. Sc, 768; gold bars,
SLIGO; fae bars, SIS SO 81; base bull
lion, $2,2o0. Total, $25, l24,94.
HENRY Holy, al old-tims gambler,
died at his room in the Wasatch Build
ing at about midnight last night. The
body was taken charge of by Under
tak8r Taylor.
ngN BACHMAN, deputy clerk of the
1,.st District, is now engaged IN the
CLERKS Office Of the Third District. 1t
is limited that he will receive the ap-
p.intment of deputy.
GoyERNoR WEST has issued commits
sioGs to ] P. Christensen, Jr., as JUS
tjce of the uesce for Ephraim, and
On ristian f. Olsen, assessor and coliec-
tor for Cache County.
ON NEW Years day the Hawaiian
choir serenaded q number OF their
friends. among them Messrs. Fl. z.
Richards and George G. Lambert, who
lived on the islands several years.
Ar G am. yesterday, the mercury
stood at 10 above zero. At IL q M, the
sieuaI service officer reported as fol
lows: Salt Lake City, Is; Ogden, II
Stockton, 2; Bingham, ID; Park City
E9; Provo, II Alta, 10.
MARRIAGE CERTIFICATES were filed
with Probate Clerk Cutler as follows
W. S. Ponsby and Alicia G. Lovatt, by
Bishop Adam Speirs; Michael McMahor
and Mrs. Christina Nilsson, by W. w
Wilson, justice of the peace.
HENRY a. Neon, one of the founders
ID ND Un
in this city, died at his home in Prove
Yesterday morning, of pneumonia. HI
was about so years of age, and while
engaged in the newspaper business ii
this city made many friends.
MARTIN CAsACH was the only New
Years drunk captured by the police
Charles Burton, a soldier of the Six
teerth Ipfantry who left the post Whil
on guard duty was arrested by thu
police yesterday and turned over II
the military.
IKE COMPLIMENTARY benefit rendered
~Mr. ]. P. Meakin, to be given on TIL
evening of January 10th, promises Z
be a grand affair. Professor Kent vii
preside over a complete orchestra o
sixteen instruments; Miss Lizzl
Thomas will render some vocal seiec
tIons. and many other talented person
ages will appear, in addition to MI
Meakin himself.
s. J. SEWELL, an aged resident of thi
CITY, Was struck down with paralysis q
his home, 2l1 w. Fourth South Street
at 5 o'clock last evening, and at 1913
O'Clock he was dead. Mr.. Sewell was
native of New York State and came t
Utah Ia very early days. He was
familiar figure on our streets and Wi
,be missed by all who knew him. d
was in his Goth year.
A DISPATCH from G. T. Wilcox to MI
II. 2. Richards, of this city, receive
last evening, conveyed the intelligenc
that W. q. Morris was lying very Ill
New York, the result of axphyxlatio
by gas, and that everything po3siol
was being done for him. These wei
all the details received I'D to late hou
last night. Mr. Morris left here on To
oath of December with the intention {
studying art il New York. The man
friends OF the gentleman will await Wit
considerable anxiety the receipt of ful
Their particulars, which have been tel
grapked for.
w. @. BROWN was before Commit
siouer Norrell yesterday, charged vii
adultery. The evidence was 20 the e
feet that al one time he was a soldier
the Fourteenth Regiment, then ST
toned at Fort Douglas. On Novemb
LIST, 1879. he married g woman name
Rossbark with whom he lived Uni
MAY, 1884, and by whom he had thr
children. Brown failed to provide f
his family, and his wife left him. I
then went TO Ogden, where, abe
eighteen months ago, he married o
Louisa Y ing, with whom he has sin
been living. His bonds were placed
$500, and being unable to furni
them, he was taken to the Pen.