The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-02-19
limited amount of stock for working cap
ital.
About $4,000 worth of machinery will be
put in within the next forty days.
General Gleanings.

Real estate transfers yesterday were
S14, l03.
j. Swan, of Helena, Mont, was at the
Reed yesterday.
J. H. Webster and wife were in the city
from Salt Lake yesterday.
Samuel T. Anderson, of Denver, was
here on business yesterday.
Judge ]. H. Macmillan has returned
from business trip to Nevada
The La Plata stage left for the mines
yesterday with full load of passengers.
1t makes two trips week at present
Ex-Councilman Charles J. Corey has re-
turned from Montana, where he has been
superin tending some railroad building on
the Great Northern.
Police court was dead letter again yes
terday. The hopeful scribe only received
the words there's nothing here to-day for
you'' from Jailor Baxter.
A large number of the young ladies is
talking of giving leap year ball in the
Grand opera house, probab Tuesday or
| Wednesday evening next.
The Knights of Pythias lodges will cele-
brae the anniversary of the order in grand
style in Castle hall tonight. About
twenty-five are expected here from Salt
| Lake
County Clerk Joe Ledwedge issued a
/
Newcomb, aged forty one. and Miss Emma
| Handsacker, aged uwenty-one, of Lincoln,
Neb.
Manager Barton received word yester-
day that the dynamos for the Utah Loan
and Trust building had been shipped from
Chicago, and will arrive in Ogden in few
DAYS
Frederick Warde will appear at the
opera house to-n night in the play, ga Lions
! MOUTH and tomorrow light in 'Vir-
ginus." The advance sale of seats was
large last evening.
Owing to slight indisposition Judge A.
! B. Patton did not leave for New Orleans
yesterday as intended. F. j. Kiesel also
deferred starting until Monday. They are
going as delegates to the Trans Mississippi
| Congress-
Lincoln Division No. 2, Knights of
! Pythias, met in the Ancient Order of
| United Workmeu hall last evening for
regular drill. The division will turn out
this evening and escort the Salt Lake
visitors to the hall, where thew will be
! given all they want to satisfy their hunger.
The Jones investigation closed last night
and the special committee will make its re-
port to the city council Monday night.
! Two afffdavits were produced, one against
the doctor, and the other one withdrawing
an affidavit of the day before which bore
| heavily upon the Doctors professional
amined, the most of the oral testimony
bearing upon the Mstson case which was
| fully reported at the time of the accident.
Considerable feeling has been worked up
on both sides and the report of the com
mittee will be awaited with considerable
| interest.
H. D. Merritt, special correspondent of
the New York World was in the city yes
terday. He is just returning from a trip
across the continent for that great paper
on the fast mail trains, riding day and
night on stacks of Uncle Sans mail. Mr.
Merritt says he was surprised how the
mail clerks have to work, and that they
earn every cent of their salaries. He is an
old time friend of Attorney j. S. Painter OF
this city.
Through the kindness of, and in COM
pany with Joseph Barton, several repre-
sentatives of the press explored the base
ment of the Utah Loan and Trust company
yesterday afternoon and viewed the great
machinery used for heating and lighting
the building. Everything is as complete
as can be.