The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-10-25
LOCAL Ind OTHER BRIEFS.

THE county cour. house had vacation air
about il all this week.
A FREE concert viii be given to-day at Cal
uers park by Olson's band.
TIE Tenth ward meeting house viii be
lighted by electricity for the first time this
evening. The Tenth warders are up to date.
THERE is ticket az the Rio Grande Western
general office for l.. Gensburg ordered from
Louisville. Ky. The gentleman is requested TO
cali and get it.
The butcher shopof White s. Sons company
was entered on Friday night, An overcoat
containing papers OF value 10 no one but the
owner was ali the booty secured.
THE mining congress to be held IN Denver
next month Is attracting wide attention in the
west. The Union Pacific announces single
fare rate for the round trip.
TIE scandinavian Democrats meet in the
Social hall on Monday next. Judge Judd and
Marshal Dyer will speak. A musical entertain
ment is added and good meeting is assured.
THE uniforms for the Denhalter rife band
have been ordered by the gentleman whose
name the organization bears. They will be
very elegant SURPRISING anything ever before
seen in Utah, and viii cost over 500. sssa
TIE matrimonial market was not brisk this
week. Yesterday only one license was issued,
and that was 10 allow Fred j. Nilsson aged
twenty-five, and Emma Peterson. aged twenty
two 10 join hands for better and worse.
TIRE funeral OF the late ]. o. Temple, who
died at the Holy Cross hospital on Friday
night OF typhoid fever. will be held aJ Sleeves
d sons Undertaking establishment this after
noon A sister of the deceased, residing at st.
Louis, has telegraphed to give the remains a
decent burial.
OBSERVER SALIsBURY's report for yester
oay's temperature is as follows: At 8 30 a. M
Salt Lake, 81 Baker City, 10; Cheyenne, AZ;
Denver, 46; Montrose. 80; Miles City, az; Helena,
~; Lander, 80. At II 20 a. m.-Salt Lake. h6;
Bingham IS; Ogden, e8; Logan, 80; Park City,
az Provo, 80; Alta, 81; Stockton. IS.
WHILE, II. p. Mason was lunehing at the
hnutsford yesterday afternoon, he left his bay
hors tied TO a post in front OF the hotel. just
then the steam roller came along and the col
ored porter thought he could see the animal
show symptoms Of fright and that il would be
proper TO drive the animal around but in doing
that the horse became7 refractory and finally
ran toward the orchard north OF the hotel The
porter got scared and Jumped out allowing the
norse 10 wreck the buggy. II cost the owner
go 10 have 1t repaired.
PROF. HENRY MONTGOMERY. of the Univer-
sity OF Deseret returned last night from Park
City and vicinity. While in that region he Wis
Tied the Daily, the Ontario and the Anchor
mines, ana gathered many specimens for the
university He also went over the Snake river
country 10 Brighton and viewed the valleys.
canons ana mountains from some great eleva-
lions. During hi5 solourn IN that mining coun-
I'm, Prof. montgomery enjoyed the hospital
ties and oourtesles of Superintendent Cham
bers ana Mr.. George Groo, OF the Ontario
AT 1880 yesterday morning Daniel Lindsay,
VINO resides on Fifth West street was riding on
the rear platform of an electric car running
west on First South street. Lindsay was in an
FIRST west street was reached he fell from the
car, just as drsy WAS passing. His head came
IL contact with the hub OF the vehicle, and he
received frighttul wound. which rendered him
unconscious. He was taken into blacksmith
shop near by and later was removed TO the HOLY
Cross hospital His condition is said to be crit