The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-06-14
SUMNER SUBSCRIPTIONS.
LOCAL AND OTHER BRIEFS.

SILVER, 97zl; lead, s4S5
BURGLARS are getting in their work in the
southern towns.
BEAVER Democrats are among the most en-
thusiastic of southern patriots.
a. II. LUND, in speech at Manti recently
endorsed the action of Car Reed.
THE Second precinct Democrats Will organize
3 club at the time and place OF the primary
meeting.
In the Third district court yesterday, Peter
II. Madison, a native of Denmark, was admitted
10 citizenship.
THE LayerneMaro theatrical company, now
''doing'' some of te southern towns, is rated by
the Payson Enterprise as a fraud.
THE Manti Sentinel has gone over to the en-
envy; the Utah Enterprise, however, has nailed
the Democratic colors to its mast head.
THE articles of incorporation of the Wasatch
Driving Park and Fair association, of Ogden.
were filed with Secretary Sells yesterday.
FOURTH of July preparations appear to be
moving rather slowly. considering the fact that
the day We ought TO celebrate is less than three
weeks OF.
THE steamship Alaska, on which Prof Tai
mage and Miss Liel and Fred Clawson sailed
from New York, arrived in Queenstown on the
fth, after passage Of seven days and ten hours.
THE ore and bullion shipments yesterday
were follows: BY Mccormick s. Co.: Hanauer
bullion, 81 200; silver and lead ores, $500. BY
It. R. Jones & Co.: Ore, $500; selected lead.
SLIGO
WHEN the Peoples party at Payson dis
banded a vote was taken as to what should be
done with the money and other property on
han md hOfb tad tof -
Fourth of July fund
THE ladies of the Orphan Home and Day
Nursery associate on are requested 10 meet at
the residence of Mrs. Terhune Az West Tenn
pie street, on Monday at o'clock D. NJ to
make arrangements for opening the new home
THE theater company and the State bank,
owners Of the ground adjoining the theater on
the west. have raised the old ranshackie sheds
to the ground. Several oae-story structures
intended only TO be temporary, will take their
place
ACCORDING to the Sanpete county assessors
report, there are l,623 stands OF bees, ~ 96s
pounds OF wool shorn. ASS milk COWS, 9276 cat
tle 5,447 horses IS mules, 8 asses, 276 79S sheep
i goat and 2,O67 swine in Sanpete county,
Rickield Ad00cGte.
LET 1t be remembered that there will be but
one meeting place in each precinct, at the
expected TO go there, The places are desig-
mated in the call for the primaries on the
fourteenth page of this paper, together with the
boundaries of each precinct.
PRIVATE dispatch from Briant H Wells
Utah's cadet at West Point conveys the pleas
ing intelligence that he has passed his exami-
nation. That he has emerged successfully
through the period so trying TO young students,
the first exam" is a matter Of pleasant con-
gratulations for his friends and family.
E. C. WooILEY, JR-, late Of the Ogden Stan
ddrd, and a son Of Judge Woolley of this city.
has purchased an interest IL the city circula-
tion OF THE HERALD, and the business will
hereafter be in the hands OF Dunbar & WooIley.
The growth of TIE HERALD, which is now de
livered by mounted carriers in most of the ad-
difions outside of the city, including Farmers
ward and Sugar House. has been something
phenomenal OF late, and Mr.. Dunbar was forced
10 take in a partner to do justice to the de-
livery.
THE money market is still tight, though Ii is
undeniable that money is more plentiful in the
banks than for some months past. This is
largely due to the stir cattle market Our
stock men are getting prices the like of which
they had almost begun to fear would never be
heard of again in this country, and some heavy
sales have taken place. Then again, wool
being very heavy one, is bringing very salts
factory prices.
WILLIAM EDWARDS, OF Greenville, rejoiced in
the possession OF fine carp pond which was
we'll stocked with carp. Saturday night
freshet came down the creek. and owing to the
headgates being in the supply ditch above,
reached the pond in the shape Of big rush OF
water causing a serious breakage and the loss
OF the greater portion Of the stock of young
carp which were flushed into the river. The
Beaver river must soon necessarily become
stocked with carp, for hardly a season passes
bet what lot OF the fish gets washed into the
river from the several artificial fish ponds along
the banks of the stream.-Jtonidn.
The fish law does not expire until tomorrow
night at l2 o'clock 1t is understood that sew
eral disciples Of Walton have made arrange
meats to go out and tempt the finny tribe TO-
day. We would advise them. however, to aban-
don the idea. Fish Commissioner Barratt is
s.on u and every canyon near the city viii be
fairly teeming with deputy sherifs and other
officers Of the law. in readiness 10 nab all who
riolate the statute. Barratt says the penalty
or today will be just as severe as though tn
nfraction had occurred a month ago. He
.nrther saws il should not be forgotten that the
law does not expire until IL o'clock Monday
night. not l2 tonight as many seem 70 imag zine