The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-01-20
LOCAL BRIEFS.

BEFsaMtN's LUNCH suits the epicures
jim JOHNSON, a plain drunk, was
fined SIS 10 The Police Court yesterday.
THERE WERE eight transfers of real
real estate on Friday, aggregatirg
81. 200
WELLS. FARGO &c Co.'s shipments
yesterday were: Base bullion, valued
at 81, 200.
THE ENENING Social Club will give a
ball in Emporium Hall next Wednes-
day evening, which promises TO be an
enjoyable affair.
McOoRNIcK d Co.'s shipments yes
terday, were: Hanauer bullion, 81 1OO;
silver and lead ore, $l3 500; Dore bar,
$1,000. Total, SIT 400.
THE Salt Lake Tripoh Company is to
incorporate With a capital stock of
$3.50 600. Tripoli is one of the coming
valuable commodities, and is growing
in public favor every day.
SPENCER e. KTMBALL's warm felt shoes
are capturing the town during this
weather. They combine lightness and
warmth and ladies particularly should
examine into their merits.
FRED SIMON is reported by the press
dispatches as being DESTROYS of having a
"hoIy crusade" against polygamy
started. This would lead one to believe
that Fred's idea is that the present cru
sade is an "unholy" one.
A RUNAWAY that brought up at the
corner of first East and Second South
Yesterday afternoon, resulted in badly
demolished vehicle end some serious
injuries to the aged driver, his right
leg being broken and cash cut in his
head.
TEMPERATURE YESTERDAY, as reported
from the Signal Service Office: At G
a.m.-Salt Lake City, IA; Helena, "a !;
Fort Custer, zero; Fort Washable,
8 below; Boise City, IS; Rawlins, 2. Al
IL a.m.-Salt Lake City, 20; Ogden, 90
Stockton, II; Bingham, ii; Park City,
10; Provo. Is; Sta, 10.
SkALLPOx Is raging in Denver with
thAtgfeatest virulence known for years.
But the people OF the boosted health
resort" are discreetly quiet on the sub
iect. The Associated Press reports
between fifty and sixty cases, but more
reliable adVices place the number al
from 300 to 400.
THE wARMEsT sympathy of the many
friends of Mr.. and Mrs. q. D. w. Full
mer, of Logan, will go out to them al
this time. News has been received oil
the death. on Friday morning, of their
infant child, in which the pare1I TOOK
peculiar delight because it was their
only daughter. The HERALD tenders
its coincidence to the afflicted parents.
Our SPECIAL notice column this
morning announces the opening of the
new office of F. &. Becker, al AZ E.
First South, for the benefit of those in
tending to erect q new residence or re-
model the old one. Mr.. Becker will
also open an evening school for archi-
tectaral and mechanical drawing,
geometry, staircaslng, etc. Terms on
application.
TIE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE commit
tee appointed to solicit subscriptions
for the proposed Salt Lake g. Los An
geies Railroad is still meeting with good
success, and up to lasG evening the
aggregate amount subscribed was $50
900. The subscriptions r1nge from $100
to S. 900, and the prominence of many
OF the names add much to the stability
of the affair. The subscriptions so far
are all safe 10 count upon, no one hav-
ing subscribed beyond his ability to
materializa. as is often the case. This
is a good start, and makes the discour-
aging rumors that have been circulated
by the friends of opposition schemes
look very sick indeed.