The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-01-31
LOCAL BRIEFS.

How WILL Bailey look in the hands OF
baiiif?
FELTieLrPPERs reduced to 81 at spen-
Ger e. KimbalFs.
THE SUPREME Court may refuse to be
Miiispaugh's catspaw.
McCoRNIcK & Co. IS shipments vester-
day were: silver and lead ores, SIS $50.
WELLS, FARGO 81 Co. S shipments
yesterday were: Ore, SI3 .320; base bull
,tonss3, 500.
CoLBATH MAY think there's "d'' in
the middle of his name before he gets
through with it.
WILLIAM GREENWOOD, of American
Fork, mas been commissioned q notary
public for Utah County.
WILLIAM MARTIN was fined $3.50 in
the Police Court yesterday for running
hack wi bout lights. and 81 so for be-
ing profane and obscene.
WILLIAM BAILEY, resident of Bing-
ham, was found dead in his bed yester
day. Coroner Taylor was notified and
will probably hold an inquest to-day.
THERE is evidently plenty of surplus
labor in Salt Lake: A two line add in
yesterdays HERALD for young man
wanted in a drug store. kept one clerk
busy all day answering applications.
A PETITION is being circulated asking
the pardon of George Wood, of Woods
Gross, who. it will be remembered, was
seLt TO the Pen. about three years ago,
having been convicted Of unlawful CO.
habitation.
THE GAME of billiards at the Cnllen
Hotel last night resulted: CasseI 25U,
Alexander ITO. To-night's game is
between Josh Arthur and Joe Riley,
the former agreeing to make 325 points
to the latters 200.
THE REGULAR monthly meeting of the
officers of the Young Ladies' Mutual
Improve ment Association will be held
Saturday, February 81, at II am. at
the residence of Mrs. W. b. Dougall.
No. 40 N. West Temple Street. MARY
a. RREEzE.
IRIS O disgrace to the merchants and
plain neglect of duty on the part of
the city officers, that the water secs on
MainsStreet should be frozen up anu
the sidewalks rendered almost impassi-
Die because of ice from the overdowing
OF the streams,
TEMPERATURES YESTERDAY, as reported
from the Signal Servlc. office: At6 am:
Salt Lake City, II; Helena, 8; Fort
01ster, IA; Boise City, IA; RaWlins, 8.
"a II g. M: Salt Lake City, ID; Ogden,
%; Stockton; 2; Bingham, 20; Park
City, Is; Provo, 8; Alta, Is.
THERE WAS short session of the
Yr6 rnf
the report of the referee in the case of
GeorgIane Brown, plaintiff, vs.. Joseph
IL. Rswn. defendant, was submitted
and taken under advisement. Court
then edjourpedsuntil Saturday morn
ing.
THERE WAS a social gathering at the
residence of John L. Conk Tuesday
evening. in honor of his 18th natal
day. There was quite large gather
ing, consisting OF one son, one daugh-
ter, fifteen grandchildren, three great
grandchildren, with various friends. All
sat0oWD go a large dinner. and music.
dancing and singing were also enjoyed.
q RESIDENT of Centre Street COM
plains that boys are in the habit of
& oeding that and adjacent thorough
fares for Che purpose of making tobog-
gan slidess The result is that the road }
are eirnost impossible for teams and
the average pedestrian, who now of sll
times seeks the middle of the road,
takes his life in his hands when he
walks in that direction.
TIE AQUATIC editor of our down
Gown contemporary was being laughed
at again yesterday. because he had The
nerve TO assert that the Hot Springs
Lake,wouId be good place for the boat
,clubSit to practice with q six-oared
barge during the spring and fall
monthH.i A member OF the boat club
desires as to inform the scribe that six
cared bargAS are not run on wheels.
ME-. a. E Snow and Miss Lillian
LoVeIand were married yesterday. They
wiki be lat home" after March 18th.
The unpret entious card which announ-
ces the happy event, came 10 hand yes
eerdsy,, and affords an opportunity of
unpretenti6usly cengratulating the
happy pair and wishing for them onlv
Iesven the life OF Joy which, We trust,
awaits them.
"TEAV cling INDUsTRLALIsT" writes US
fron Provo as follows: Last night q
few enterprising citizens met at the
court mouse to talk over the idea OF the
city selling a10o feet OF the west side OF
the court house block for business
purposes. 1t was the unanimous opin
ion that it was better so and with some
rather denunciatery remarks towards
some of our city officials. dead and
sIive-itIveness.' appointed committee
of three. consisting of Reed Smoot, w.
N D1senberry and George Sutherland
TO confer with the City Council relative
to the disposal of the said property"
Delicious Warm Beverages