The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-12-01
LOCAL AND OTHER BRIEFS.

NeCAANN
lanin's.
DON'T buy your furniture before going to thu
Coop Furniture Co.
WELLS, FARGO & Co.'S shipments yesterda,
we're: Bullion, Sll ,996.lS.
OUR Peerless line of felt shoes and slippers i!
complete. Spencer Kimball.
THE Guitar and Mandolin club gives ball a
the theater on Wednesday evening.
HousEKEEPERs wanting any kind of house
brushes should visit Culmer Brothers.
THE Ladies' Musical society holds its next
regular meeting on Monday at 1870 o'clock.
THE police last night made two arrests fol-
drunkenness and one for malicious mischief.
ROBERT E. KNowLDEN was yesterday com
mi STONED notary public for Salt Lake county
ROYAL Worcester, Vienna, DOulton, Hungar,
ian cut glass, etc, in great variety, at Little
Roundy Co.
THE regular meeting of Typographical Union
No. lis will be heldin Emporium hall at O'Clock
this afternoon.
Hanauer bullion, $3.50; silver and lead ores
Sl5,2O0. Total SiS,S50.
FARLEY MCFARLAND, the Manti murderer is
now in the penitentiary, having been brought
up by Marshal Cuddeback
THE shoe department of Hardy, Young & Co.
has just been replenished with large shipment
OF boys and girls school shoes.
orice for Mrs. o. B. Gilpn. George w. Pickett,
Miss Tina Frost and Charles H. Daniels.
JACOB BoDEY, John A. Johnson Christian Rix,
John G. Phillips, Thomas Smith were admitted
TO citizenship yesterday. One Mormon was re-
fused.
THE explosion of a gasoline stove in the rear
OF the Wasatch saloon called out the fire depart
ment, but the blaze was eXtinguiShed before the
engines arrived.
BURGLARS invaded the residence OF H. b.
ClawSOn on South Temple street Friday. They
escaped without any booty, but created panic
among the inmates
THE Thirteenth quorum OF seventies will meet
In me Eighteenth ward chapel on Tuesday even
Ing. November 3, at o'clock All members will
please take notice.
A CABLE froW C. s. Burton states that he
sailed from Liverpool with the body of his wife
via the Wisconsin, yesterday. Mrs. Ferguson
and daughter sailed by The same vessel.
AN important meeting of Salt Lake Typo
graphical union No. lis will be held at p. m.
So-oay ut a. o. U. w hall All members are
requested to be present promptly on time.
JOHN MCPHEE of Park CITY was accidentally
killed at Heber city on Saturday morning. He
stepped out of a second story window OF the
hole, fell out to the ground breaking his neck.
TIE ore and bullion shipments in pounds for
the week endln- yesterday, over both roads
we've: u cars bullion, 47S,925 pounds; &c cars
silver and lead ores, 2,204 IA pounds. Total
50 ears. 9, 7S3, csc pounds
ABDUR eighty couples attended the ball given
by Professor McNiel and Frank Collins in the
opera house at Park city on THANKSGIVING
ulg { The b l was n SUI cess in every particu-
lar and enjoyed by all present.
THANKSGIVING day was appropriately cele-
br2ted ii ST. Marys academy An excellent
programme consisting of music and rotations
With a ball at night, was carried out and the
occasion was most enjoyable one.
TIE gentlemen who worked up the hotel
scheme state that the encouragement they re-
cEived from THE HERALD was very grateful:
they are not boiling over with enthusiasm
the course OF the IHctrdble'S 0lCn in this matter
THE grade Of the Sanpete valley railway has
reached the fields TO the north of Manti The
Rio orlando Western grade is also completed to
hzati. The Utah, Nevada and California
people have purchased grounds for depot at
Eephi.
the Liberal parade was bull" II should have
been 600, as half dozen men counted the pro-
~ SsiOn rs 1t passed given point. The Tn
43nRts total of ,S65 was almost equally wide OF
the mariS-
A BURGLAR entered the residence of ]. c.
, COnklin between and o clock last night The
thief evidently became frightened and made his
escape before securing much booty. A few
tpieeesGF 1awelry we're the only things missed
Ihs b., odhounds were put on the trail but they
SSf'ased to work.
MARRIAGE licenses as follows were yesteI-
day filed with the probate clerk; William
Ayland to Mi IS Mary Skonbye' John Newton
10 Eliza G lnam. Ole Jensen to Miss Clara
Anderson, Henry Wyler to Susie Heckrr; all OF
Salt Lake: Stephen d. Lindsey to Miss Francis
W. Gordon, both OF St Louis, Missouri.
SERGEANT FTrzMAURICE's report OF yester
days Temperature &c &C below: SAT- Lake CITY
"a Helena %; FIT Custer, 2j; FIT; Washable, IL
s3awllns ~ ,r Salt Lake city, AZ.
CGien Is Stockton, AZ; Bingham, 90; Park
Civ 81: rovO. az: Alta, =: FERRY, 40
Huntington, 43; Pocatello, 40; Silver Bow, %.
Mr.. F. p LEWIS, of the Sprague Electric
com auy who has been no e" for several mouths
past on electric street raj " y u ines; leave
for the east this morning. .Ie Waited upon
IasI evening bv '0~7-1ittee from the con
dUc+nrs Nd mo o men the stre"' ar com
pany, and presented with handsome gold
hess..NGa ...lIC.
THE time for receiving Christmas stories from
those competing for the HERALD prize, closed
on November 25 according to announcement
and a small armful Of manuscript was handed
over TO Judge J. G. Sutherland, who has kindly
Const nted to act as Judge in tits cause. The
time for receiving the prize poems closes To
<iav Bishop o. f. Whitney Will otfic1ate as
Judge in this department, and his task is no easy
one.
Mr.. A. NJ. MUssER writes: II am pleased all
over TO find some two hundred pounds of Utah
raised shad for sale by G.. f. Brooks, Esq, on
Market Row, weighing from Ia TO Ia POUNDS
each This is glorious news for the future OF
Utah so far as the shad question Is concerned
These were u hit TO the market by fisher
man on Utah LAKE, who should know that he Is
laying bimself liable TO heavy fine for catching
these young fish, which should be permitted to
mature and to multiply. Please use the infiu-
ence of YOUR pen to protect this excellent young
fish against unreasonable reprises."