The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-06-25
LOCAL AND OTHER BRIEFS.

Bishop McRea will be held to-day at 9 D. N.
Friends are invited.
DON'T forget to attend the Second precinct
Democratic meeting next Friday, at Indepen-
dence hall
joan MARVIN, an old offender. was arrested
by Detective Daggett last night, on the charge
of petit larceny. He will have a hearing in the
police court to-day.
SULLIVAN & C'BRIES, the proprietors OF the
saloon in the Godbe building, made an assign
ment yesterday to Abel Levitt. The failure
was due 10 the long illness of Mr.. O'Brien.
JOE LANNAN and Jim Corbett leave San
Francisco to-day, and will arrive here Satur-
day. On Monday night they will give spar
ring exhibition at the Pavilion theatre. on State
street.
A PISTOL shot. fired by a resident OF 30 West
Second South street awoke the echoes and the
policemen at about $50 this morning. The
occupants OF the house claimed that burglar
had attempted to gain an entrance
DIR. SANFORD. from Gunnison, Colo was last
evening married 10 Miss Margaret Sanford,
well known in this city, at the residence Of the
brides mother on First South. The bride and
groom left on the 10 o'clock train for Gunnison,
which they will make their future home.
INSIDE OF the last two weeks over two hun
dred cars OF cattle. aggregating 600 head Of
animals. have been shipped on the Union Pa
cific from Milford The shipment was made by
Gibson & Saunders and the destination was
South OMAHA tonidH.
TEE wool shipments made thus far the pres
ent year amount TO thirty-three carloads of
fifteen tons each, or in round figures, $4,000
pounds. These figures, although apparently
large. would have been greatly increased had
not ha q la IRA nd .3.a
its line to Manti and thereby obtained lots Of
the wool shipments from the southeastern part
OF the territory that have hitherto been largely
made from Miiford.-J3Osi0a.
On Tuesday the directors of the East Bench
Railroad company met and made formal trans
fer OF their papers to the Rapid Transit com
pany, and the latter company Will take charge
OF the line on Eleventh East street, extending
to the penitentiary, and commence operating IL
as soon as II is completed, which viii be in a
few days. j. S. Cameron, c. b. Jack and G.
5. Gannett, of the Rapid Transit company
were added to the directory OF the East Bench
company
THE funeral services over the remains Of the
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs John A. Groesbeck
were held yesterday afternoon in the presence
OF large number OF sympathizing friends
Bishop Whitney ana Apostle John Henry
Smith made appropriate and feeling remarks
and Bishop Tiugley presided over the ceremon-
les. The music was furnished by Aessrs
Piper, Spencer, Goddard Whitney and Ben
ton. An immense line OF carriages followed
tie remains TO the grave, and told how popular
the deceased young girl had been in her life
time.
ALL was quiet On Second South street last
evening. In order that the enemy might not
hon In Col 4 h.
ran out about twenty-five cars and kept them
on the track until schedule time this morning.
Deputy sherins perlded the three disputed
blocks all night long, but the
Rapid Transit dagos were non est, and
the conductors and motormen had u chance 10
get in a little rest AT $50 this morning
Messrs. Chambers and Read Of the Salt Lake
company, we're enjoying a.fragrant HAVANA on
the carriage steps in front OF the Union Ma !
tional bank, awaiting developments.
The owners o.. Buffalo park, on the shores of |
the great Salt Lake. have demonstrated that |
good. fresh water can be obtained in that local
lty, and they now have flow of l,5C0 600 gal |
Ions daily from their artesian wells. The most |
Of this water is fiumed to o reservoir. and the |
surplus is conveyed by pipes over the grounds. |
This supply has made is possible to raise all |
kinds OF trees. and Mt Glasmann has Just |
finished putting out 800 additional shade /
trees, making 500 trees now in the park, and |
hey are all iourishing. By the judicious, |
though liberal, expenditure OF money. this sec
ion has been made the most beautiful spot on |
he shores OF the great lake. Quite number |
IF persons owning land there have put up neat |
cottages and others are being erected.
Yesterday was grand day for injunctions.
rhe last restraining order issued in tho Third |
district court was obtained by the Rio Grande /
Western against the Great Salt Lake & Hot
Springs Railroad company and there will be a
hearing in a few days Pr sident Bamberger,
If the Great Salt Lake & hot Springs company,
vas asked by HERALD reporter for a state
nent OF the trouble, and he said: "On April Is
mailed q copy OF an agreement to Superin-
endent Welby. of the Rio Grande Western.
rhe agreement was duplicate OF one made
With the Union Pacific in regard to side tracks
Il a point mile and half north OF the Warm
springs. The two roads are joint owners of the l.
at that place. 1 waited for re-
ponse from Superintendent Welby in respect
O the letter and agreement. but none came 1
opposed from his silence on the subject that
be Rio GrAade Western had no objections and
ur men went to work at the point in question.
he men laid crossings for the Great Salt Lake
Hot Springs road on the sidetracks. Yester-
be track and tore up the crossings. Last night {,
received telegram from Superintendent I
velby asking met to meet him have tried
D but understand that he is out on the road Z
nd has the agreement with him. d