The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-01-12
LOCAL BRIEFS.

be discussed in Washington to day.
MoCoRxIcK & Co.'s shipments yes
terdsy were: Hanauer bullion, 81 100.
HUGH NILSSON, a plain drunk, was
dned $3.50 Ia the Police Court yes,er-
day
SAMUEL PAGE, of Provo, has been
Commissioned notary public for Utah
County.
STUART STEPHENSON, superintendent
of the Crescent, came down from Park
City yesterday. He reports but little
snow In the Park.
OGDEN HILEs assumes the position
made vacant by the resignation of w.
]. Clarke. and will hereafter b. seen in
the Third District, instead of the First.
JUDeE JUDD is detained at home
through sickness in his family, and it is
intimated that he will not be present
when the Supreme Court conYenes on
Monday next.
TIE MARRIAGE certificate of Nathan
Pratt and Fanny Beck, both OF Salt
Lake, has been fled with the probate
clerk. Rev. L. @. Tiff signs as tn }
officiating minister.
II CAV IN tu6 u Idu OoubIhl COdt uIGG
at SohOfielI, Pleasant Valley, occurred
yesterday, badly injuring one of the
miners. Fuller particulars were not
obtainabie last evening",
TIE FENCING club has reorganized,
under Professor Andres direction, and
proposes to make an interesting winter
for those inclined 20 that art. All in
5erested will be made welcome by the
club.
Francis K. BENEDICT, father of DR..
J. NJ. Benedict, iii at his home in the
Ninth Ward, at 1890 o'clock this morn
ing. The caqse of his death was gen.
eral debility and old age, he being 70
years old.
THE UTAH Produce Exchange will
hold another meeting on Monday after
noon, at which several important mat
teEs will be discussed. Among the
q estions to be considered is one look
ing to the making of the interests of the
farmer and the shipper identical.
A PATTY of invited guests, among
whom will be number of prominent
railway people, will take a run over the
various branches of the Salt Lake &
Fort Douglas and Salt L Ike g. Eastern
TOMORROW morning, leaving tue Denver
81 Rio CIR .nde depot at ~ o'clock.
TEMPERATURES YESTERDAY. as reported
from the Signal .rviCe office: At a.
m.-Salt Lake, 50; Fort Custer, -;
II lena, "a; Fort Washable, 2; Boise
City, IS; Rawlins, 28 At IL am
Salt Lake City, Al; Ogden, 40; Stockton,
50; Bingham, ~; Park City, 40; Provo,
%; Alta, 30.
The FOLLOWING legend appears on
The minute book of the Third District
Cour: Notice is hereby given that
the United States Marshal shall on
Monday, January IA, 1859, draw from
the jury box of this court twenty
names to act as grand jurors and thirty
NAMES to act as petit Jurors for the
February term, 1889, retIrnable Feb
ruary 18th, 1889 at 10 O. clock a. M"
Mr.. FRED. CLAwsaN has written US
concerning he asphyxiation and death
OF W. G. Morris in New York. The
letter. however, was forestalled by THE
.HERALD's special, which it corr0borates
IN all particulars. The body arrived In
>SGit Lake at 7.30 last evening. A meet
ing Of the artists and painters was held
at Tullidge & Co.'S last evening. There
were about ffty-eight present. 1t was
RESOLVED that they attend the funeral
services in body, and that each wear
q badge of Grape on the left arm. a
aorai emblem in the shape of an easel,
a palette hanging on a peg, with the
initials. Nv. g. NJ" and the words AT
Rest will be sent by his brother work
men. Dan WeggelRn1, Alfred Lam
bourne, G. NJ. Ottinger. Joshua Midg-
ley, Joha Tullidge and Martin Ii mi will
act as pail bearers. A paper containing
the sentiments of the craft wilt be read
>daring Che services.
TIE FOLLOWING appears in an Omaha
paper: THE intimate friends of Mr..
Nat NJ. Brigham. the distin yuished
Omaha guard, and the creator OF the
mart of Mr.. Sampson in tins comic opera
of that mama, have lately noticed with
q surprised gladn5ss that his hair,
which in the spring was becoming
somewhat remarkable for a tendency 10
departure, is growing in again. They
have speculated a great deal concern
ing this quasi miracle aud have in
tensely wondered what preparation be
might be using. An associate of the
gentleman informs US in confidence
(Which shall never be betrayed) that
while in Salt Lake, during the produc
fion of the opera there, Mr.. Brigham
was presented by q Mormon elder with
bottle of sage tea and given explicit
direction regarding its application. 1t
is our informant's opinion that the
nsdio alton is utilized both inwardly
aud outwardly, bat however that may
be. we muct congratulate Mr.. Brigha am
uponits beautiful success and upon the
pr0mise of his clustering curl7 to rival
the hIsute glory of young Absalom. 3"
All of which verges upon the truth. 1t
was charming young lady, however,
who furnishes the recipe, and we are
pleased 70 note Omaha's tribute to one
Of our resources and attractions
Hitherto somewhat despised.
Delicious Warm Beverages.