The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-02-01
LOCAL BRIEFS.
TIE CAMILLA URso sale of reserv ed
6 8 ats viii be held at Oa'der's.

WELLS, FARGO Dc Co.'s shipments
yesterday we're: Base bullion, $20,-
$50.
TIE Nkw freight rates recently pub
Iished iii THE HERALD go into effect
to-day.
MEETING OF Teachers Institute Satur-
day, February Cd, at 10 am, at Thin
tsenth District schoolroom.
MoCoRN1cK & Co.'s shipments vester-
day were: Germauia bullion, $2,750i
silver and lead ores, S10.775; total, $15,-
525.
COMMISSIONERS NoRRELL yesterday gave
a Judgment for the plaintiff IN the civil
suit of Adam Ssyer VS.. William 4.
Rydalch.
ELIAS MORRIS is our authority Il at
the near future will see another rise 10
the wheat market. There Is no doubt
about it, he says.
THE COMMITTEE appointed to solicit
subscriptions for the Chamber of Com =
m rec will rect al pm. to day at he
otfce o. Lynch & Glasmann.
Mr.. AND Mas. JOHN GRAY are back
from Logan. Tee lady was MISS Bertha
4hOAAOg VI bbO 1h W - " 80
congratulations accompany them.
THE APPOINTMENT of G. NJ. Cumming
as assistant general manager of the
Union Pacific with headquarters in this
city will prove q good thing for Salt
Lake.
s. 8, SMITH and IL. B. Colt, OF Color
ado, are at the continental. Mr. Cot
is here on big land business, an idea of
Waich can be gained from the "Cheap
Homes" notice IN to days HERALD.
A NUMBER of prominent citizens of
Nephi are at the head of movement
looking 10 the securing of a city char
ter anu the BENEFITS of a municipal or
gauiz alton. 1t is TO be hoped that they
viii meet with success.
THE MARRIAGE certificate of David
Moore, Linosay, Of Hsber City, Wasatch
County, Utah, and Julia Ada Steele. of
Ottawa, Canada, has been fled with tie
probate clerk. Reverend N. T. Putnam
vas che officiating minister.
In THE Probate Court, yesterday, an
order was issued appointing time auu
place to hear q petition asking that
certain document purporting to be the
last will and testament of Jessie Bal
lard, deceased, bs admitted to probate.
TIE BILLIARD tournament at the Cul
len last evening resulted in a victory
for Josh Arthur, who made 325 points
to Joe r l:y's 126. To-night's game
will be between Josh DAVIS and John
Wise, the former to make 275 points to
Gle iatter's 200.
TEMPERAIUBE YESTERDAY, as reported
from the Signal Serve office: Adam:
Salt Lake CITY, 10; Helena, s; Fort
Custer, 8; Fort Washskie, 10 below;
Boise City, 10: Rawlins, 6. ALL am:
Salt Lake Citv. 20; Ogden, 20; Stock
ton, s. Bingham, 49, Park City, 25;
Provo, s. Alta, 20.
NEwCoMB THE photographer bfs
Joined the procession and moved into
fa7s Scott-Auerbach. 1t lis asserted
thai he has now the finest Photographic
gallery in the west, and that he is pre-
pared to do as fine work as can be done
in the country. His wagon on the
street hSs attracted great deal of at
tenti0n.
NUMBER ONE, volume one, of the
Western Educator, printed by s.. Penn
broke, Is out from the press. and very
neat and newsy pQbli 3s ton it is. The
Educator will be the organ OF school
teachers, school trustees, and the
friends of education generally, and in
the hands of the rustlers who are hand
ling it, is should be go from the start.
Hon. JOHN T. GAME writes Us from
u &snlngton that postoffi;es have been
established at Cleveland, in Emery
County, with Henry Il. Oviatt as post
master; and one at Ritter, Salt Lake
,Csrnty, with Alex. G. AdamsoD as
This latter is the Office
asketfor at Pleasant Green, on the line
of the Utah & Nevada Railway.
BI,HoP HENRY BALLARD walked into
the commissioner office on Tuesday
morning and gave bonds for his eppesr-
ance in the First District Court when
wanted. An indictment was out against
him on the charge OF unlawful cohabI-
sa1i9n. He gave bonds also for the ap
pearanee of the second wife. n. w.
Kimban aud Joseph Morrell signed
the bonds.-LogGn Journal. January 30.
THE GAS at the California Bakery
frozs UP last night and as the baker
wanted light no made fire in pan
and placed this under the pipes near
the meter In the corner of his ore.
Ing gas GU6W0Q OuL dHu 50 uiO thO ACd0
and in few moments the front part of
the store was all ablaze. Nightwatch-
man BURGESS saw the blaze and rushed
to the rescue, but the baker had just
succ seded in turning off the gas at the
meter aud the blaze went out, having
done very slight damage.
CHARLES M. NoKEs, of Riverton, was
down from tie Pen, yesterday, and
appeared before Commissioner Norrell,
with petition that he be discharged.
he was sentenced on October 18th to
eighty days, $3.50 and costs. He had
served en- extra thirty DAYS in lieu Of
costs and fine. He commended that,
under the provisions of the copper act
his time expired yesterday. The bene-
fits of the copper act have never been
employed by those sentenced to less
than three months, the statute being
thus construed by the marshal and
warden. The application was denied.
It was made to obtain ruling from the
Supreme Court as to what the statute
really does mean. Nokes' attorney, Mr..
J II. Moyle, will make an application
for a writ of hGbeGs corpus to-day.