The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-01-08
LOCAL BRIEFS.
MORE MODERATE weather yesterday.

MORE MODERATE WeAGueI SoSIoAuoJ'
Wells FARGO Co s shipments yester
day we're: Ore, $500; base bullion,
5000.
Ma. s. 2. TEAsDEL is also at the front
with handsome illuminated calendars
for 1889.
MCCORMICK & Co.'s shipments yes
serdsy we're: Hanauer bullion, " 3UO !;
SILVER and lead ores, 81 500. Total, VS.
500
CHRISTIAN P. NIELSEN was released
from the Penitentiary yesterday, where
he has served term on the gong
charge.
THE OlRcAssIAN of the Tribune was
seen to emerge from the Walker House
Yesterday chewing tOothplck. LOOK
out for another attack OF rabies IN a
short time.
TFrHE lady who wrote Aunt Polly's
Christmas Story" will forward her ad-
dress the manuscript will be returned.
Like other good matter we were COM
g1eIIed to omit it from THE CHRISTMAS
HERALD.
TEMP sRATuRE YESTERDAY, as reported
from the Signal Service office: At o a.
n.-saIt Lake, 10: Fort Custer, 26;
Fort Washakle, %; Boise City, 49,
RsWIins. "a. At IL a.m.-Salt Lake
Citv. 81; Ogden, 26; Stockton, IS;
Bingham, 80; Park City, 80; Provo, 30
Alta, "a.
NR. MCCUNE went east Sunday even
ing and Mayor Armstrong follows him
Tonight, expecting to be absent three
weeks or longer. They go for the pur-
nose of examining the various systems
of propelIing street cars by electricity
with the view to the adoption of tht
best for this city.
TIE PERSONAL property of the Sail
Lake Chemical Company was sold 8
auotion at their building in North Sal
Lake Yesterday. on the execution o
Cuunington g. Co. and T. r. Jones d
Go. There were only few bidders
a1reseut. aud the things therefore wen
Ao{F very cheap. G. F. Gunner bid in al
the articles. paying about $40 for thu
lot.
Nh. DUPAIx, of the Monte Cristo Mill
was I'm town this week. He report
having made a strike just across tn
creek from his mill. The ore he ha
found here bears silver, aud will assay
Erettv we'll. Should MIR. Dupaix succeet
IN developing these hidden treasures t.
suy great extent, we may soon expec
10 see these hills RACED to the creek
Beaver HtOniGn.
TIE FUNERAL services of the lat
Mrs. Clara D. Young were held at he
late residence Yesterday 1t II O'CLOCK
All the rooms were packed to over,
flowing. The speakers were Bishop U
e. Whitney, Seymour B. Young an
President ID. H. Wells, all OF WHOM
made remarks of an earnest and con
soIatorv character An immense lin
7f carriages followed the remains to tn
grave, the interment being made in tn
city cemetery beside the children OF tn
deceased, at her own request.
SHORTLY BEFORE 2 o'clock Sunday a
taruoon Amund Hanson, of the Twenty
first Ward, was found dead IN bis bee
He had been working hard all Weel
aud upon retiring Saturday night q
expressed q desire for good rest. Whe
Eife children went to his room on SUI
dav morning he said he would lie IN De
for while, and he was left alone. Jus
before o'clock in the afternoon one {
mis- children went to the bedside an
noticed something wrong with h:
fathers hand. She called upon Mr.
Olsen, who was in the house ct IL
time, and upon entering the room tt
woman found that Hanson was dea
Asthma is assigned as the cause OF II
sudden demise. Hanson leaves WI
and six children in needy circumstance