The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-06-23
LOCAL AND OTHER BRIEFS.

THERE are messages at the Western Union
telegraph office for J. r Payne, Dan Mccarthy
and Charles Lavel.
THE Federated trades will celebrate the
Fourth of July with oratory, pyre;echnics and
barbecue at Smcot's park. r. G. Sleater and
James Devine will be the orators Of the day.
THE Y NJ. C. A. debating CLUB will discuss
this evening the following subject; Resolved,
That the electoral college should be abolished
and the President elected by direct vote OF
the people"
SERGEANT SALIsBURy's report for yester-
days temperature is as follows: At 5:S3 am
Salt Lake city, eS; Helena. IS; Fort Custer. 81;
Fort Washable, -; Rawlins 81. At i:55 AM
Salt Lake, 20; Ogden, a; Stockton, 81; Bing
ham, 20; Park City, IS; Provo. 20; Alta. 20;
Logan. u.
THE articles Of incorporation OF the Utah
Undertaking company were fled with Secre-
tary Sells yesterday. The company is capital
lied at $1,000, and the incorporators are T. c.
Armstrong. jr, J. C. Ross, c. ". Boyd o. c..
Dodson, T. Z. Harris, G. A. Carlquist, 1. Hus-
bands and s. J. Ross. The new company will
commence active business towards the end OF
next month.
YESTERDAY etternoon Frank Brown, a young
man In the employ OF Brown & Easton. was
driving down Main street in light spring
wagon, and on reaching Second South street the
horse ran away The driver was thrown out
and two wheels passed over him, infiicting Sc
we're injuries. The runaway steed finally
brought up against a tree near South Temple
street and was stopped.
A CHATTgL mortgage was fled in the record
er's ONCE yesterday, bearing date of June 90,
Jnhu =
gagors. and Charles z. Davis. on the furniture.
fixtures and stock in trade of the Wave saloon,
at l54 South East Temple street The same
was given to cover promissory note Of 8: ,637 o.
dated June %. 1891. for ninety days, bearing
per cent. per month. The Wave closed up late
In the day.
h. s. WOOLLEY, of Paris, Idaho, manager
and one Of the heaviest stockholders of the
Blackfoot Stock ana Ranch company, has been
in town since Saturday night Yesterday he
stated to q HERALD representative that things
in his section of the country were booming.
Cattle this spring are paying property. and the
people Of Bear Lake are much encouraged and
feel we'll The ranges are in excellent shape
and crops will undoubtedly be better than ON
any previous year. The people of Idaho are
watching with much interest the stir in Utah
politics. All. but more especially the Demo
Gratis express themselves as pleased to see THE
HERALD turned into genuine and fearless
Democratic organ.
SEVERAL days ago the Territorial board of
equalization returned from Logan and TODAY
Will leave for Park City to equalize the taxes of
Summit county. Before the board returns it
viii also visit Wasatch and Ricn counties.
travelling part Of the distance by stage. Tae
members who expect to start to-day ars ]. E.
Dooly. chairman, Salt Lake, r. @. Lund st
George; j. Z. Booth. Provo; F. j. Cannon.
Ogden; NJ. B. Sowles. Salt Lake. 4 B. Rich.
,rdson. Park City, and G. X. Hank. Ogden Mr..
Lund stated TO HERALD man yesterday that
hey were having very little trouble with the
tax lists this year and everything is running
smoothly. The board will not be through its
abors for some time yet, there being a great
number Of counties which have not been visited