The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-04-16
LOCAL AND OTHER BRIEFS.

THE Deep Creek fever increases.
FORGED Union Pacific tickets are creating
considerable trouble in Montana.
THE heavy rains Of the past few days will
doubtless have bad effect on the ore output OF
the various camps this week.
THERE is some talk of a six-round contest
between Charley LANCE and La Blanche, to
come off at the Golden Gate hall next week.
PARK CITY's new banking house will be a
model in every respect, says the Record. The
capital stock will not be less than $4,000, and
it may reach $1,000
A DEMOCRATIC daily morning sheet is among
the early probabilities. 1t is said to be backed
by F. h. Dyer, j. B. Walden, P. L. Williams
and others of like political faith.
A COUPLE of too ardent sportsmen were be-
fore Commissioner Pratt yesterday, charged
with shooting ducks out of season. They
pleaded guilty and were fined S25 each.
A FEEBLE-MINDED woman, named Millie
Green, arrived here on Tuesday night from
Ogden. She was taken in charge by the police
and was sent to Park City, where she has rela-
tives, yesterday.
SERGEANT FITzMAURICE's report for yester-
days temperature is as follows: At 5:33 am
Salt Lake city, 42; Helena, 43; Fort. Custer, "a
Fort Washakie, =; Rawlins, "a. At D. m-
Salt Lake city, DC.
Mr.. CHAMBERS, superintendent of the On
tario, goes to the Park to-day, carrying the
check books of the Ontario and Daily mining
companies. This means that pay day will
occur to-day or tomorrow.
AT an early hour this morning it was learned
that several persons whose regulations as
craftsmen and safe-bloWers were earned in
other Chimes arrived here last night, fully
armed and equipped. Storekeepers and others
will do well to keep their eyes peeled.
JOHN HELDErCH, a carpenter, was arrested
yesterday on the charge of dsfrauding Henry
Bridgford, boardingho out of a
board bill amounting to s67 Helditch was ex.
anined before Commissioner Norrell and was
discharged, the prosecution failing to make out
q case.
THE police are on the lookout for William
Conley, who escaped from the court house at
Denver on March q last while on trial for
picking pockets. Following is description
Aged 80, height 5 feet 10 inches, weight 1865
pounds, complexion medium, eyes and hair
dark, nationality, American. Sheriff Barton,
of Arapahoe county, offers reward of $50 for
his capture.
u - pINIASl, SUI VI BEcdb general, arrived
in this city yesterday afternoon, accompanied
by his wife and family and Miss G. Wood, of
New York. They registered at the Walker
hotel and were assigned two suites of rooms,
Nos H. 72, "a and rs. on the second floor front
ing on Main street. The son resembles his
father greatly, though not quite so stout The
party are travelling for pleasure, and their visit
in this city has no political or business signif-
canoe.
LAST evening two men entered the store of
Noble, Wood s. Co. on Main street at the same
time, and one of them asked to see some hats.
While Mr.. Wood was hunting for the size asked
for, the other man slipped fine Stetson under
his arm and skipped out Mr. Wood looked
around in time to see the man disappear, and
at the same time he missed the hat which he
had laid on the counter a moment before. It
was too late to catch the thief but Mr. Wood
held the other man until the police arrived and
placed him under arrest. He gave the name of
Lawrence ana claimed that he did not know
the other party.