The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-06-06
LOCAL AND OTHER BRIEFS.

BEAVER is to organize Democratic club ai
an early day.
AF1RNAcE tiller wanted at Utah Stove and
Hardware Co.
HEAVY rains in the south have not at all
dampened the ardor OF the farmers.
IT is expected that the grand jury will com
plete their labors tomorrow and be discharged
WELLS, FARGO & Co. received yesterday:
Bullion, So l42; fine bars, 81 ,s95: sulphides,
sos, 49,
MCCORMICK & Co. received yesterday: Han
auer bullion - 600; silver and lead ores. S. 500
Total 5000.
VOTERS should remember that the deputy
registrarsscan be found at Independence hall
all day, and until 10 o'clock Tonight. This ar
rangemen, has been made for the benefit OF
those who have not been able 10 get their names
on the list during business hours, and all such
should take advantage Of this, the last oppor-
tunity that will be offered.
THE SALT LAKE HERALD is looming up
greatly since its recent change OF ownership,
and now bids fair to become a veritable Giant
of the Rockies in newspaperdom. Its plain
utterances, explanatory and otherwise, OF the
Democratic faith. combine TO render it an ad-
mirable il not essential adjunct TO the text
inter mountain region.-Beacsr UtonidH.
THE fifth annual meeting of the Alumni asso-
citation OF the Deseret university will be held
next Wednesday. Addresses will be delivered
by David r. Allen, Governor Thomas. Chance,-
lor Robert Hardness, John r. Park, Walden ar
Van Colt and F. J. Cannon. The Quintette
club will also render several selections, and
grand ball will wind up the evenings festivi-
ties.
THE Social Wheel club will take the $40
Rio Grande express train for Provo to- morrow
Sunday morning. returning by wheel. The
rate is sL35. Dinner at Provo at II 80. The
start for home will be made directly after din
ner. All who intend going will meet at Com
mercial block Sunday morning at prompt.
Every wheelman is invited. There will posi-
lively be no fast riding The captain viii set q
moderate pace and halt for rest.
James Witch and George b. Squires. the
Bingham mining men who were arrested re-
Gently for rolling a quantity OF earth and rocks
in the mining property OF Elmer Hill, were
tried before Commissioner Greenman yes
terday afternoon on the charge of malicious
mischief. They were adjudged gully and fined
- each. Notice of appeal was given. The de-
PENDANTS waived examination or the charge OF
assault and gave bonds to secure their appear
ance for trial.
Miss MARY RoURKE, niece of Mr. Barney
Harvey, was married on Thursday evening by
the Rev, Father Kelley to Mr.. II. II. Higson an
esteemed employee OF Auer5ach Brothers. The
bridesmaids were Miss Lizzie Rourke. sister OF
the bride. and the Misses Higson. sisters Of the
groom. The presents were numerous, elegant
and costly. A reception was held At the house
of the brides mother on Seventh East street
where fine dinner was spread to the guests
The bridal cake was furnished by the chef of
the Templeton. Among the invited guests
were Mt. Barney Harvey, uncle Of the bride
General Conner, Manager Phillips, OF the
White house, Mr.. William West and Mr.
Lynch, OF the Walker. pleasant hop termi-
mated the I estivities.