The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-10-15
BRIEF AND BREEZY.

Selectman Morris is now holding
down the county courts affairs single
handed.
The John Stubs who has figured in
the courts recently is not the old rail-
road man of that name who resides on
First West street.
County Cupid MeIoy yesterday issued
q marriage license TO Philip Stubb,
aged %, of Pomona, Cal, and Rosa Ar
mold, aged 20, of Brooklyn n Y.
William Sharp was arrested yes
terday on a charge Of drunkenness
and resisting an officer lie Will nave
q hearing in the police court tomor-
row.
The funeral services over the remains
of Mrs Bollette Sophia Weihe viii be
held in the Nineteenth ward new meet
ing house today at 4 p. m Friends re-
specially invited.
The hearing in the case of Burt
Christensen for insanity was contin-
ued yesterday before Probate Judge
Blair. Considerable additional testi-
mony was produced, and the unfortun-
ate man was committed to the insane
asylum at Provo.
Owing to some defect in the tunnel
ing for the water mains on Main
street, near Second South, it has been
found necessary to take up consider
able of the blocking between the
street car tracks, and the work was
begun yesterday.
Grant & Co. received a telegram
notifying them Of the total destruction
of the store of Anderson & Christian
sen, of Mendon, yesterday morning.
The loss is not stated. The American
Fire Insurance company has a policy
of $4,000 on the burned business.
Manoy, Sherlock and Charon The
contest was very close and in order to
decide Messrs. Latey and Acum had
to change partners which resulted in
MIR. Will Latey winning the prize.
The club will give a gold medal for
the best lady walter next Thursday
evening.
]. H. Kennedy, who attempted to
commit suicide on Friday night by
shooting himself, was very low at last
reports, and the chances seem to be
against his recovery. While being ia
ken to ST, Mary's hospital he said that
he did not regret what he had done,
and hoped that he would die.
The able and manly Herald comes
regularly to our table 1t is brim full
Of good things, and the hard fight it
is making for the publication of Salt
Lakes municipal government COM
mands the admiration of all progress
siye men irrespective of parties.-Mil-
lard County Blade.
The Sanitarium is in splendid order.
The water is clear, pleasant and in
MIGRATING, and the premises are kept
clean and inviting. Business is con-
Quoted with order and there is ample
accommodation for the bathers in
tub, private plunge or public pool.
The SanitaIium is badly hurting the
Warm Springs business.
]. NJ Fisher, jr., the proprietor of
the mountain nursery at East Mill
Creek, has demonstrated that grapes
as fine in quality as any grown in
California, can be raised here. YeSter-
day he brought to the Herald samples
of muscat OF Alexandria, purple Da-
mascus, Mission and Flame Tokay,
which for size and flavor are unex-
celled by any grapes ever imported
here.
Mrs. Kimbal1 is journeying toward
Salt Lake with the body of her hus-
band, the late Edwin Kimball. The
remains are expected to arrive in this
city over kae Union Pacific road at
o'clock on Monday morning Chief of
Police Paul, who has been a close
friend of Mr.. KimbaH for many years
leaves by the Union Pacific at a. m.
today to meet Mrs. Kimball and escort
the body to Salt Lake.
At a. m yesterday the thermom-
eter registered A. at noon 81, and at s
D. m. IS, the maximum temperature
being ga and the minimum 81. ObseIv-
er Salisbury's forecast for SO hours
ending at p. m: today is: Fair
weather, warmer. The Observers COM
parative report for yesterday was as
follows: Salt Lake, 42; Cheyenne, Is;
Helena, %; Miles City, 26; Winnie
1nucca, "a; Idaho Falls, 26. At 10 a.
m salt Lake, 46; Bingham, IS; Og-
den, 40; Logan 46; Park City, 3S:
Provo, so.
Architect George S. Spohr has just
completed competitive plans for the
new state building to be erected at
Olympia Washington, at a cost of
about one million dollars. Mr.. Spohr' S
plans are in the French Renaissance.
with a large dome il the center, and
oAe at each corner. The building is
cS0x3S5 and has three stories and a
basement The plans are the result Of
considerable study, and are highly
praised by experts who have examined
them. They are credit to the archi-
tect, and his chances of taking the
prize are considered good.
William Sharp was given his liberty
soon after he was arrested yesterday
morning, on putting up $40 for his ap-
pearance. He was again arrested along
in the afternoon on the complaint of
his paramour, Cussie Blake, and
placed under $50 bonds to answer to
the charge of assault and battery. The
Blake woman went before Commits
sioner Greenman and swore to a war
rant charging him with threatening
to kill her On this charge he is held in
500 bonds, in default of which he Ian
guishes in the city bastile and will
have to answer to the three charges
before Justice Gee on Monday.
Professor H Montgomery, of the
Territorial university, has lately re-
ceived the following donations for the
museum Of that institutions: A taran-
tula, presented by Miss frankie
Sharp, of Salt Lake city; eggs Of a
shark from the Pacific coast, given by
? c. Al. Walker, Of this city; volcanic
tufa OF considerable interest, from Sc
vier county, given by J. p. Osborne, of
Monroe: q fine piece of lead and silver
Mr. Is. Johnson; a unique specimen of
by MIR. L. E. Ritter, Of Silver CITY.
and a collection of curious things
from the Fiji islands, the Maruuesas
the Society and other Pacific islands,
consisting of robes, baskets, orna-
1nents, shells. .corals anL weapons, all
presented by Mr.. E. J. Wood, Of Salt
Lake city.
Large stock imported and domestic
woolens. Buckle q Son, Tailors.
s.. II. ScHETTLER, No. so Main street.
buys and sells foreign and domestic ex-
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