The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-05-28
LOCAL and OTHER BRIEFS.

MCCORMICK & Co. received yesterday: Han
auer bullion IS, 800; silver and lead ores. $1,000.
Total 81, 300.
HON. SAMUEL FRANCIS, of Morgan, writes
The HERALD: 81 support with all my heart
THE HERALDs change from Peoples party
organ to tn at Of Democratic. Iwant to be in
it."
THE Democrats Of the Tenth ward will organ
ize club this evening. The Tenth ward meet
ing house has been secured for the occasion,
and general invitation is extended for all to
be present.
THERE are messages at the Western Union
office for Mrs. M. j. Walsh, William Chapman,
care Joe Condie, Mrs A. G. Hart, G. w. Fran
KEEL, Miss Mary Desmond, Harry Campbell and
John M. Richter
MAN and woman whose names could not
be learned were arrested on the incoming Rio
Grande Western train, at an early hour this
morning, charged with forgery. Particulars
were inobtainable, but will probably be made
known this morning.
THE land contest case of Harry Taylor vs..
Hill Hamilton, which has been occupying the
time OF the land office for several days, has been
argued, submitted and taken under advisement.
decision may be rendered in few days.
Judge Hudson, who conducted the defense, re-
turned to Ogden last evening.
THE city registrars will be in attendance at
independence hall during the week commepc
ing Monday next. Registrar Stanton advises
| all who are not sure their names are on the list
to call during that time. If they do not, it may
he theta right to vote will be questioned when
they arrive at the polls on election day.
| The body of P. H. Donnelly the man who
committed suicide with a revolver at Whit
temores hotel last Friday, was sent east to
Colorado last night for interment. 1t was &C
compauied by the widow and child and
brother, sister and brother-in-law of the
deceased A short service was held at Evans
undertaking parlors yesterday morning.
THE Democratic drum corps will meet again
on Friday evening next in Electric hall. ALL
young men who are DESTROYS of joining will
please report there at s o'clock sharp, as Major
Levey desires to put them through course of
drill. part Of the drums have already arrived
from the east, and the balance will soon follow
together with the handsome uniforms, which
will surpass anything ever seen in Utah. The
corps is to be one of the largest in the west.
having some forty members, so it is TO be hoped
that all young Democrats will fall in next Fri
day night.
THE BARRIERS of the city held a lively meeting
|
up for discussion, one the closing of shops on
Decoration day, and the other, the opening of a
shop on lower Main street. where shaving IS
done for the revolutionary rate of 10 cents per
scrape. Notwithstanding that Saturday is
legal holiday, and that every other line of bust
ness is suspended, one or two shops refused to
| close, SO that others had to do likewise Still
| others declared they would close anyway. The
! 10 cent shop, it was said, could be bought out
| for 500 or $780, and it was about an even vote
whether the proprietor should be bought of or
licked off,
JOHN MONTGOMERY, JR., of the firm of Beck
Kennedy Co., was picked up for dead in front
| of the x l. stable yesterday afternoon. Ken
nedy, who prides himself in being a horse
trader OF some note had a short time ago taken
| in a new horse that was said to be so gentle
that a woman could drive it. When Montgom-
! cry was driving the horse down Main street it
began to reach out at an inspiring pace and
! mont thought the firm had struck stepper
that would make record. The "new'' horse was
a wonder, and he dashed down past the Walker
house at stride that brought everybody into
the street, and kept it up until he dashed into
the x l. stable. In turning into the stable
Montgomery missed the curve and struck out
on tangent that hurled him on his head and
ShIuulHS ulu Oh III pdbc0eS and
raising some bad bumps. He was badly Jared
and sore all through.
BISHOP S. A. WooLLEY. Of the Ninth
ward, met with an accident Monday which
might have been worse. but which was serious
enough as it was. He and his little boy were in
their buggy on the road to their farm On
Fifth East street they met the Street steam
roller, of which the horse became frightened,
In attempting 10 get ont of the rollers way the
bishop aimed to cross the electric car track
not seeing the car which was rapidly approach
ing. He had succeeded in getting nearly across
when the car struck his buggy, overturning it
and throwing him and his boy out They were
both stunned for an instant by the fall, but soon
rallied. Although the bishop is somewhat ad.
vanced in years, he has lost little if any Of his
pristine will power, for after dragging the
broken buggy to a blacksmith shop near by, he
procured another vehicle and pursued his course
to the farm Mr.. Woolley was somewhat lame
yesterday, but is much better than might have
been expected after so serious an accident
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