The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-01-25
LOCAL BRIEFS.

McOoRNTCK & Co.'s shipments yes
terday were: Hanauer bullion, So, 600.
WELLS FARGo Co. IS shipments yester-
day we're: base bullion, 81 800; fine bars,
$40. 800
WInLrAM V. HELFRICH, OF Ogden, has
been commissioned notary public for
Weber County.
Smiley, GRosHELL & Co. sold lots /,
2,y9, 4, 5 and 6, block %, Buena Vista,
tOJ 3. MARBLES, Chicago. Ill.
FELT SHOES are a great invention for
winter, and Spencer 81 Kimball are
meeting with greet success in booming
them for this market.
THOSE WHO were present at the ball
given last evening by the members OF
the A, 0, U. W. had q very enjoyable
time, There were not as many present
as are usually seen at these entertain :
ments,
Dr. MATTE HUGHES was thrown from
her buggy in front of the postofiic e
yesterday afternoon and sustained
some painful injuries. The lady showed
remarkable grit, however, and was soon
in the buggy again driving toward
home.
LAWRENCE RIGGs, a 9-year-old boy,
had his thigh broken by running into
water ditch while coascing on Hemp
stead's Hill on Wednesday night. The
little fellow was carried home in
Buggy and DR.. Benedict was called to
attend him.
JOHN SHERMAN, a plain drunk, who
had a limited ticket to Eureka, was
found guilty of being drunk, in the po.
lice court yesterday, but as he promised
TO return home at once, the judge sus-
pended sentence.
TEMPERATURE YESTERDAY, as reported
from the Signal SerYlce office: AT am:
Salt Lake City, 10; Helena, 80; Fort
Custer, %: Fort Washakie, IA below;
RawIins, 4. At II q. M: Salt Lake
City, 20; Ogden, 20; Stockton. 8; Park
City, "a; Provo, 10; Alta, 30.
The FUNERAL services of Launcelot
Paul Lees, who died at Rocky Bar.
near Butte City, Mont. January q,
1889, will be held at st. Marks Cathed
raj at IL m. to-day. The cortege will
Leave the residence of Mrs. s. J. Lees,
Opposite the Deseret Hospital, at II 40
q. N.
Two LADIES, with two children IN a
buggy, endeavored TO cross the street
car track in front of the postoffice yes
terday afternoon, when the vehicle was
overturned, and the occupants landed
ia q heap in the middle of the street.
No one was injured and the horses were
captured after running about ten
yards.
THIS EVENING at Z 30 o'clock, sharp, |
the Garfield Beach Rowing Club will |
bold their semi annual meeting. at the |
oHcs OF Lynch 81 Glasmann, for tie
election Of officers. All parties who
have signed the constitution and by
laws. and those who wish to become |
men bers, are requested to be present. |
TIE cnarter membership will close with |
this meeting. the cub now having its
full limit OF forty members. aud hore- |
after the admission fee will be raised |
TO SIS.
The COMMITTEES who were out solic- |
ting subscriptions to the Chamber of |
Commerce fund met with great success
yesterday. They did no dunning, but |
in some instances extended explana-
6ons OF the change In procedure were
necessary. A few signiEed their ipten-
tioa to give up their stock, but as
were cordially acceded to. The total
amount subscribed I'D to last evening
aggregated over 81 600. When $4,000
Is reached the new board of directors
vii commence work with enough |
money Ia sight to carry the Chamber
through the year.