The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-12-16
BRIEF AND BREEZY

A number of sleighing parties were on
last evening.
The coasters were INDUCING in the IRIS
slide of the season last night.
The Lewis-Hardy contest has been
abandoned, the limit having expired
The fire department was called to the
corner of Main and Second South streets
aast evening by a false alarm.
There are messages at the Western
Onion telegraph Office for J.. b. Hahn, DIR
Ged French, and William Lain, jr.
At a. m yesterday the thermometer
registered 10, at noon %. and at y. m
29, the maximum temperature being 81
and me minimum 10.
The Inter Mountain Advocate, the new
latte. of Kansas, is the editor, made its
appearance last night.
There will be no Sunday school nor
evening meeting held i'm the Invent y-first
Ward meeting house ON account of the
house undergoing repairs.
In accordance with the agreement of
No. q. ali stores will be open evenings
after p. IN. till New Years.
Yesterday $50 rifles, $50 haversacRs, 700
gun slugs and 700 bayonet scabDords were
received at the adjutant-generai's office;
15g canteens and 100 cartridge boxes came
in the day previous.
Lie ClTCEIOIF OIL LIe II. A. anu NJ. So
ciety at its last meeting decided to give
Battery a, of this city, $l25 for its SER
vices at the territorial fair. This leaves
Batter A s75 deficient.
4 man whose name could not be
learned. was run over by a. delivery team
on Main street last evening. His injuries,
While not serious, were attended to at
Smiths drug store before ne was taken
home.
W. c. Staines, OF the Cunnington COM
aany, was all smiles yesterday because
of the advent in the family household of
= fine nine-pound son. The father de-
clares the stranger is "a chip o the old
block
Several days ago The Herald inadvert-
entity made Colonel John w. DonnelIan
give the monthly coal production of Rock
Springs as between 5000 and 1000 tons
when it should have been between 5000
and 1000 railroad carloads.
The record of last nights arrests bv
the police showed that Al Householder, a
plain drunk, and Aeber NIackay, a gram
ger, had been taken in. The latter was
booked on the charge of disturbing the
peace and resisting Patrolnan Everill.
John G. Cowan, of London, Eng, is in
the city for the purpose of auditing the
accounts of the Salt Lake and Ogden
Gas and Electric Light company The
gentleman is the auditor of the COMPANY
and makes annual visits of inspection to
the Salt Lake and Ogden Offices. He will
be here some time.
BY slipping down on the pavement on
South Temple street, just west of Main,
last evening, Mrs. Rosina Engold aged
60 years, received serious injuries to her
hips and spine. The lady was taken TO
st Marks hospital by order of Commits
sinner Empey. Her residence is at al
West Second North street
All of the pole connections for the
understanding of the approaches to the
new exchange building of the Telephone
company, were made yesterday and the
Openings In the street made in the con-
Struction of the system were closed. This
leaves only the manholeS open and
through these the final connections with
cables and switchboard are TO be made.
Good progress is being made With the
setting up of the switchboard and the
transfer TO the new building should take
place shortly after the first of the new
year.