The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-01-15
LOCAL BRIEFS


DIVER HAS the February numbers OF
EdHz6iy Library, Popular Monthly and
Young Ladies journal.
WELLS, FARGO & Co.'S shipments
yesterday we're: Fine bars. $50 600
base bullion, So 600. Totsl, $25 600.
MCCORMICK & Co. IS shipments yester-
day we're: Hanauer bullion, $500
silver and lead ores, S1.700. Total,
So LOG.
COLONEL SwooPE, of Louisville, Ken
lucky, is said to have aspirations to fill
the official shoes now worn by Governor
West
TRK CASE againRt G. D. Shell. charged
with obtaining money under false pre-
enses, Will come up before Commits
s mr. Norrell to day.
Ma Il. J. BAKERS valuable pair of
gold spectscles were recovered by t 9
IuediUm of four line advertisement IN
the Thursday HERALD.
Work ON the excavation for the new
fork or The Salt Lake q Jordan Canal
is being pushed ahead as rapidly as
the weather will admit.
& DISPATCH from Washington says
Cue President has nominated Thomas
G. Anderson, of Iowa, Associate JUS
tIce Of the Supreme Court of Utah.
The EIGHTH annual ball under the
auspices Of the Masonic fraternity, and
for the benefit of the Masonic Public
Library, will be given at the Opera
House on Thursday evening.
THE FUNERAL services over the re-
mains Of Francis X. Benedict will BIZ
held this morning at IL o'clock from
ais late residence, next door to DIR.
Benedic'S. He was Mason in good
standing, and life member of Amity
Chapter r. A. NJ. 100.
TEMP ERATURE YESTERDAY. as reported
from the Signal Service Office: Ate a.
m.-Salt Lake, 30; Helena, s below;
Fort Custer, 2 below; Fort WashakIe.
u; Boise City, "a; Rawlins, IS. At
IL a.m.-Sait Lake City, 81; Ogden, 40;
Stockton, 30; Bingham, 40; Park City,
%; Provo. 30; Alta, 30.
THE PICTURE "Etern Il Day." to
open to the puolic this evening, is one
OF extraordinary merit and beauty, IN
usual II conception and powerfully
handled. A bit cut pure from heaven,
holding an angel face. 1t is impossible
TO conceive OF tones more exquisite or
eyes of such superlative holiness.
z he FUNERAL services over the re-
mains of the late w. c. Morris were
hetd in the Assembly Hall on Sunday
aftsrnoon. The speakers were
Bishop George H. Taylor, Elders
j ohm Nicholson. G. r. Ea7age,
Apostle John W. TAYLOR. Apos
tie FL J. Grant, Apostle f. NJ. Lyms n
and Preside nt Angus NJ. Cannon. The
stands, tables, organ, ETC., were draped
in white, and with the green foliage
1utert0ned made very chaste appear
ance. A magnificent floral easel, with
81 oailette hanging On peg, signifyIng
" His Work is Done" was the tribute
fr0a2 the Members OF his profession, who
attended The service in body.
ice QUESTION as to who will be the
Eaxe secretary of the Chamber of G M
nerceis being agitated. The name of NJ r
H G.. NcMila ex-ClerS he Third
District Court, IS the latest mentioned,
and it is understood that it has been re-
ceived with considerable favor by sew
aTaJ members of the new directory. We
beliofS Tie gentleman would fill the of
ice TO the credit of himself and the
cham her. He possesses all the quali6-
cations requisite for the position, and
his Tong residence in the Territory gives
him an advantage that should count in
his favor. While he has not entered
the list as candidate, it is believed by
his friends that he would accept the
Office.
WILLIAM WooDARD was assaulted
early on Sunday morning and slashed
in most horrible manner, making, SIS
DR.. Beue iict expressed it, the worst
case of cutting he ever saw. While on
his way home, il company with an
other, an unknown man approached
him and asked him where q certain
person lived. Wo edward replied
1What did you say2" when the
stranger jumped on him and COM
meuced slashing at him, probably With
& rszor. There was one cut made down
the centre of his forehead, and along
the nose; three deep cuts across the
Torch cod; both cheeks we're slashed,
one ear being cut in two; and there
were several other WOO nds-a number
on the left arm-about twelve in all.
TEere is no clue to the assailant.
Woodland ndition is q most serious
one and it is possible that he will not
recover.
WoBK ON the pro6les for the sew, r
surveys has been finished. and they
will be presented to the City Council
this evening. Mr. Ri:er says they are
very complete and exhaustive, and
show that 80 per cent. of the area of the
city can be severed by one system, the
only portion Of the land in the corpora
ton exempt from these benefits being
that portion known as and contiguous
TO North Salt Lake. To attain this end,
however, the main sewer would neces-
sarily be located On ninth South Street,
instead of Fourth South, as at first C On
templated. This plan. however, does
not do away with the contemplated
xnain sewer on Fourth South Street,
but this will merely be made la ge
enough t. accommodate the sewage
from District No. L. The Information
30 b ELECTED from the data collected by
SIr Brooks a I'd assistants will be Valu-
able fJr all time
Delicious Warm Beverages.
The decoctions served to the tbir 'ty
and cold at the Occidental are delicious,
pme and superior, First-class wines,