The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-02-10
LOCAL BRIEFS.

AN ELEGANT bill of fare at the Cali
lorna Restaurant to-day
WELLS FARGO Co. s shipments yester-
day were: base bullion, 1900.
THERE IS a message at the Western
Union Telegraph Office for B. F. Grow
The EMPLOYEES of z. G. MI. are out
with invitations to select social party
in jennings Hall on st. Valentine
night.
MCCORMICK & Co.'s shipments vps-
terday were: Hanauer bullion, 50. 30O,.
SILVER and lead ores, sig 100; to.aI,
S14 400.
TRAVEL IS reported as rather light:
Notwithstanding this. the hotels are
doing good business. and some say
they have no vacant rooms.
TIE WORK of making Improvements
in the Warm Springs bath houses haV-
ipg bean finished, they are again open
to the public from am. to 9 pm.
The WORK of returning the Warm
Springs stream has been completed and
Mrs. Townsend states that the baths
will now again run from q. m, to
9 p. m.
THERE WAS the usual runaway yester-
day. 1t brought up at KnOwlton's
livery stable, and resulted in badly
demoralized vehicle and q damaged
harm S..
THE SHAKESPEARE CLUB gave very
pleasant social party in the Fourteenth
Ward Assembly Rooms on Friday even
ing. A we'll arranged programme was
danced through.
CHARLES N. NoKEs, of West Jordan,
was released from the Penitentiary
Yesterday, he having served the eighty
I've days sentence and an additional
thirty days in lieu of fine and costs I'M
posed.
PEMBRoKE's STORE is upside down,
pending extensive alterations. but in
thirty days he hopes to have everything
in first class shape. In the meantime
he thanKs his friends for putting up
with tie present inconvenience.
TEMPERATURE YESTERDAY, as reported
from the Signal ServIc office: Al am:
Salt Lake City Is; Helena, "a Fort Gus
ter, Sc; Fort Washakie, 10; Rawlins. 10;
BoiseCity "a. At II q m. :Stlt Lake CITY,
SEOOAt oOy 0SOOAsOAi w.
81; Park City, 81; Provo, 81; Alta, Il.
A MEETING of the Orphans Home and
Day Nursery Association will be held
ct the residence of DR.. z. G. Gage, S64
West Temple Street, Cliff Row, Tues
day, February 18th, at 2 pm. All who
are interested in the welfare of destitute
children are invited to be present.
MRS. IL. JOHNSON, Sec'y.
The LADIES who have in charge the
arrangements for the children's after
noon party and the ball to be held at
the Salt Lake Theatre, Wednesday,
February 9th, are meeting with good
success. 1t promises to be the social
event of the season. The proceeds to
be used for the Orphans n ome and
Day Nursery.
ABOUT week ago, Joseph Burrows,
an employee of q. c.. M. I. was stacking
up boxes of axes when one of them
slipped out, and inflicted a wound on
the palm of his hand cutting to the
bone. The wound was progressing
nicely and everything looked favorable
until Friday evening, when symptoms
of lockjaw were noticed, and last even
ing the patient was pronounced In
most critical condition.
a LADY VINO llE9S IN the 6iGnGeenLn
Ward was about town early one even
ing last week doing some shopping
ard when she returned home she
found that q round hole had been cut
through her gossamer just over her
watch-posket by some sharp instrR-
ment and on the case of her watch was
a deep scratch. The lady )uld not &C
count for the cutting in any way and
the only conclusion is that some
nimble-fngered thief had attempted TO
ste, her watch, going about his work
so deftly that he was Aot noticed.