The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-01-27
LOCAL BRIEFS.

BENJAMIN's LUNCH catches all corners.
GOLDEN H. CULVER is lying very i'll,
and may die at any hour.
a LkbY 66j years of cage, living at
SpringEille, recently gave birth to q
child.
WELLS, FARGO & Co.'S shipments
yesterday were: Base bullion, valued
at So 200.
JOSEPH GoRLINsKI, of this city. has
enappOinted a notary public for Salt
Lake County.
THE SALT Lake tripon has been ex-
amined by several chemists and pro-
nounced to be tbs genuine article.
DON'T LET another day pass without
q pair of spencer e. kimoall's felt
house slippers. Only a few of them
left.
Mccormick & Co.'s shipments yester-
day were: Hauauer bullion, So 500;
silver and lead ores. $500. Total,
$l2 200.
G. &. SAvAGE will deliver a lecture in
the Tenth Ward Thursday evening.
Subject, Science OF Photography"
Beginning at 730.
TIE UTAH CENTRAL Employees Mn =
taaI Aid Association will hold its an
nuaI meeting next Saturday evening.
February %. IN the Fourteenth Ward
assembly rooms.
TIE MARRIAGE certificate of John
Young, of Salt Lake, and Mary Easter
Sharp, of West Jordan, has b8en filed
with the PROBATE clerk. w. G. Burgon,
justice of the peace, signs as officiating
judge.
MARK CRoxAL1, the well-known cor
netist, formerly of this city but of late
years citizen of Butte, Montana, died
in the Isst-nsmed city at 3. As pm. yes
terday His disease was consumption.
lis not known whether the remains
will be brought here for interment.
TEMPERATURE YESTERDAY, as reported
from the Signal Service office: At6 am ::
Salt Lake City, 16; Helena, IA; Fort
Custer, 2: Fort Washable, below;
Rawlins, 2 below. at II a. M: Salt
Lake City, %; Ogden, 26; Stockton, 4;
Bingham, 16; Park City, 10; Provo, 10;
Alta, Il.
a UNION PACIFIC circular says that
G. NJ. Cumming has bsenlappointed as
sistant general manager of the Union
Pacific, with con troll Of all divisions
west of Cheyenne. and G. S. Mellen has
also been appointed assistant to the
general manager, to control all lines
east of Cheyenne.
J. w. KYLE & Co., who are now en-
gagged in the work of compiling a city
directory of Salt Lake City for 1889,
state that most of the principal adver-
tisers ia the city have taken space in
the book and that according to present
Indications it will be issued from the
press early in April. A competent
corps Of workers is engaged on the d.
rectOry, and Kyle & Co. state t1at for
neatness, completeness and accuracy it
will be unexcelIed by any similar work
ever turned out here.
THE FIRE alarm sounded at about 9
'0Tcioeklast mig It and word came that the |
confederation was on Franklin Avenue. |
People on the streets saw the sky which |
overhangs that particular part of the |
city lit up with o lurid hue and thos9 |
who started in that direction, noticed |
that the streets were fast filling with |
a heavy smoke. The fre-engine took |
a spin aroun the block and came back
to report: False alarm turned in; no |
fire at ALL" Tne1 the smoke suddenly |
cleared away and the lurid hue turned
black.
"IrLocKs as though well soon have
10 mt a feather bed over the Tribune
ears" said a Chamber of
Commerce. man yesterday, when we
want to refer to anything of private
nature. He ought TO be kept outside
if he don't use some Judgment in what
he pEblishes and heed little better the
rec uests Of the Chamber" The above
remark was ma le with special refer
ence to the report of Friday nights |
mesag that appeared hd in a the T1tS% rs
Suested suppression of certain OF the
proceedings. and the reporters OF The
HERALp and Tribune promised to &C
cede, tbs HERALD kept faith; the
Tribune broke faith and had scoop
When J. HoI ster begins to kick
about Tribune report, there is som,-
thing radically wrong.