The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-07-03
LOCAL AID OTHER BRIEFS.

THE day for the funeral services OF the little
daughter Of Mr.. N. Treweek, will not be de-
cided until that gentleman, who Is now In New
York, can be heard from
AT THE the meeting of the Central Republic
can club held last evening, the following dele
gates were elected to attend the coming conven
ton in Ogden: :. w. Bennett, Arthur Browu
and James Sharp. Other clubs will probably
elect delegates on the day Of the primaries
SERGEANT SALIsBURY's report for yester'
days temperature is as follows: At s:S3 AM
Salt Lake city. g.; Helena, %; Fort Custer. So;
Fort Washakie. =; Rawiins,-. At l:56 an
Salt Lake, =; Ogden. 40; Park City. 60;
Alta. So; Logan, 60; Bingham, IS; Stockton,
81: Provo. 81
TIE stock of Surbaugh, the Second South
street Jeweler was sold out yesterday by the
United STATES marshal, Ut the suit OF New
York creditor. The stock went at beggsrly
rates. bidders getting some rare bargains, Mr..
Surbaugh expects to be on his feet again soon
and to resume on First South.
THE following retail grocery houses will be
Dramatically sealed on the Fourth: wiscomb
& Co., Eclipse, Patten & Williams Z. 4 ID.
Margetts, Rogers & Co., F. g. Brooks, w. d.
DO wiring, G. b. burst, Z. L. Price, Harper Bros.
The butcher shops will close at noon. There is
every reason to believe that busine will be al
most entirely suspended.
YESTERDAY afternoon Frank Hamilton, one
OF the crooks recently released from the
county jail, and Frank johnson entered the
residence Of Mrs. Smith, No. 30s South Thir
West street, and were engaged in searching
for valuables when the police put in an appear
ance and arrested them. They will have a
hearing in the police court to-day.
HERBERT SIADR, the Maori, who is to meet
Charley Lange In the squared circle at Electric
Light hall TO night, came up from Provo, where
he has been in training for some weeks, last
evening. He is In splendid form and says he
never felt better. Lange came in from the Hot
Springs last night and he is confident he will be
the winner. George La Blanche, who has been
training Slade. Is also In town.
A TEAM attached to No. g, OF Brigham &
Mackintosh's oil tanks ran away yesterday
afternoon near the corner Of Second South and
West Temple streets. Celliding with an electric
light pole, the driver Was thrown from the seat
and slightly injured. A small boy, riding with
the driver. was thrown distance OF ten feet,
and spectators expected to pick him up q
mangied corpse. Instead of that, he got up,
shook himself, asked for his hat and, whistling,
went his way-a veritable hero in the eyes of
all the other lads In the near vicinity. The
cause OF the accident was defective coupling
bolt which fell out seyer.ng the horses from the
wagon. The firm sustained q loss OF sl00 in
broken harness and split oil:
THE ice cream social of the ladies Of the
Presbyterian church went on with the gusto
which usually 1haracterizes tEeir entertain
ments. To add to the enjoyment bevy of
fascinating young ladies in bewitching cos
tunes served the refreshments, and in the
language of one OF the guests, Helped in the
digestion of the eatables.'' The United States
Confectionery and Ice Cream company. who
served the refreshments, scored a point for
itself for the quality OF its ice cream. There
were about one hundred young people present.
The social had been postponed several times
on account OF the unexpected delay of Mrs. Nc
Neice's return, but as she will not be home till
Thursday 1t was thought better TO have it last
night