The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-04-14
LOCAL AND OTHER BRIEFS.

BENJAMIN's lunch catches all corners.
PEMBROKE has Puck, Judge, Harper'S and
Family Library.
MCCORMICK 81 Co. yesterday received,
Hanau er bullion, 3, 100.
TIE Ladies' musical society holds its
next re ;ital at Calder's hall, on Monday af-
ternoon, at4 o'clock.
They are selling mems shoes at Spencer
& Kimbalps for Sl.75 pair, and they are
stylish and solid, too.
WELLS, FARGO & Co.'s shipments yes
terday were: Ore, $l,7OO; base bullion,
s., 400. Total, 81, 100.
THE MAN named Mulvahill, who was
stabbed at Frisco a few days ago, and who
di ID at the hospital on Friday, was buried
yesterday.
THERE was a very pleasant Long
Isla jOciable," at the residence of DR..
Beneu1ct on Friday evening Itwas hugely
enjoyed by all.
THERE were great many strangers in
Salt Lake yesterday and they saw the city
at q great dis advantage in the disagreeable
wind IA dust storm.
JOSEPH JUDD, late of England: James w.
Hogan, late of Scotland, and Alexander
Hogan, also Of Scotland, were admitted to
citizenship in the Third district court yes
terday
IT Is now asserted that the Arizona train
70 )bers, recently in this city, We're assisted
&C toss the Colorado river by viii Lee,
wac puroined the ferry boat and directed
lem on their way.
THERE is a specimen of fine grained sand
stone and also a lump of excellent coal on
exhibition at the chamber of commerce
from Chalk Greek on the line Of the
Wyoming, Salt Lake & California road.
THE current issue of Judge has a cartoon
on the last page which will prove exceed
ingly int 3resting to some of our local as
pirants for presidential favors. 1t will
come home, with a dull sickening thud''
to several of our Republican friends and
a lmirers
THOSE WHO intend visiting the tabernacle
tomorrow evcniug-and the immense
building win doubtless be crowded-shOuld
)te that the gates will be closed at S:l5,
after which hour no one viii be admitted.
Children in arms, for once, are barred.
Doors will be opened at 30
SERGEANT FITzMAURICE's report of yes
terday's temperature is as below: At a
m.-Salt Lake cit., 81; Helena, 80; Fort
Custer 46; Fort Washable, AZ; Winnie
mucca, AZ At II a.m.-Salt Lake city, So
Ogden, 90; Stockton 5S Bingham, 81; Park
city, So; Provo, so; Alta, A.
THE FIRST lecture of the series of four
under the auspices of the Salt Lake Row
ing club, win be given on Wednesday even
ing next, in the opera house, when Judge
c. C. Goodwin will appear. His subject
will be, LAS We Sail" Each of the lectures
will be preceded by a concert Of half
hours duration.
MIR. WEBB, of this city yesterday morn
ing, made the following prediction, which,
so far, has been at least partially fulfilled:
81 expect a big storm in few hours, which
for density, downfall, force and character
will have few parallels. Perhaps it will
exceed any previous storm in Utah at this
time of the year Colder weather will pre-
vail pretty much all over the continent for
a week or two to come, with unusual
phenomenal disturbances"
MIR. f. G. MATTHEWS, whose Masonic
watch charm was found among the effects
of the late Mr.. Prig Jones, says he lost the
article about eight years ago, probably in
the theatre, as he now recOllects 1t. AS
the late MIR. Jones was not theatre gOer,
the question as to how it came into his pos
session still remains a mystery Mr. Mat
thews is well pleased, however, over the
recovery of his iewelry, which was valued
highly because Of the history attaching to
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