The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-05-23
LOCAL AND OTHER BRIEFS.

THE grand jury is still in session and hard at
work on the criminal business The trial of the
criminal calendar begins next Monday and
enough matter has accumulated to make an in
teresting term
THE Japs are still in 1t. Last night two more
OF the Oriental bellies whose morals are slightly
out OF repair were arrested and left S25 each for
their appearance this morning OF course they
will not show up.
THE Social Wheel club go to Provo Sunday
(o-morrow) morning at 6 a. m. Every wheel
man invited. Be on hand at Commercial block
prompt The fare back will be S1.35. The
roads are superb. No dust, no mud.
A PRELIMINARY meeting Of the Democratic
drum corps was.held last evening at Electric
hall, Major D. L. Levey presiding and A. E.
Fisher acting secretary. There were some
twenty Of the boys present, all enthusiastic
Jenersonlans. 1t is the object of Major Levey
10 enroll about forty members. All young
Democrats desiring to become members will
please report.
The Rev. McLain, OF the Presbyterian church,
says; 1.-THE special to THE HERALD. of the 18th,
from Evanston. Wyoming, in reference to Miss
Coulter, has no foundation in fact. In some
way report was sent to New York from some
quarter that Miss Coulter was about to join the
Mormon church. was sent to Fillmore to look
into the matter. found Miss Coulter going on
quietly with her school. When the news was
broken to her she was greatly astonished. She
has not changed her faith"
THE Salt Lake Gun club held their regular
meeting yesterday. There were 20 singles and
10 doubles, and the result was as follows: Tay-
sum, 10 singles, doubles; Tremayne, is
singles, doubles; Spencer, II singles, Z
doubles; Brockbanl, II singles doubles; Nc
Conyille, singles, 8 doubles; Treweek, 8
singles, doubles; Sheets II singles, doubles
Harrison singles, withdraws; .Uhrlaub, IL
| singles, doubles. The clab will shoot every
Friday hereafter, and spectators will be made
| welcome.
A DEMOCRAT whose Democracy is above re-
| proach said yesterday, that he had been ap.
preached by Judge Powers and asked to affix
his signature to a list Of other Democrats (?)
| who did not consider the time ripe for division
on national party lines and who pledged them
selves to stay by that rotten-hull1ed, sinking
ship. the Liberal party. The gentleman per
emptorily told Powers that he was with the
Democratic Central club and like John j. Daily
he had put up his last cent for the Liberal
cause The $1,000 Beauty will have lively
time making up his next campaign fund.
A NEW bathing resort is to be located al
Buffalo Park at once. Yesterday articles OF
Incorporation of the Buffalo Park Land CON-
pany were filed with County Clerk Allen. The
purpose of the company is to establish health
pleasure and bathing resort.on Great Salt Lake
and to hold and sell real estate. AS is usual with
! all large corporations Salt Lake city is named
as the principal place Of business The capital
stock is placed at $4,000, divided into 5O,COC
shares of the par value of 500 each. The of
ficers are William Glassman, president; Frank
p. Morgensen, vice president, and John T.
Lynch, secretary and treasurer.
THE late rise in the waters of Logan river has
| brought destruction to the grove of Mr.. John.
son on the island, and despair to his heart
| The most of his place is flooded and his new
| race track washed out. MIR. johnson attributes
his misfortune to the change that has been
made in the course of the river, and claims that
the north bank was strengthened while the
| lower bank was left weak, and in no condition
to restrain the impetuous torrents that result
from the early spring sunshine and rains. Mr.
Johnson's property is assuredly in deplorable
condition.-L0gdn Journal.