Salt Lake Times | 1890-04-09 | Page 8 | Local Brevities

7 LOCAL HKEYITIES. Tho Bodi'ga fitmily wino house is loeatefl at No. 1!) C'oiii'mcreiiil street. It is su'nl t!i:it over 100 lawyers have come, to Salt Laku witliiu the past six months. , At 5:30 this morning the mnrenry stood as follows: Nail Lako 32. No rojwjrts from othrr points, At 11a.m. Salt Lako 47. Tho Whiiinix saloon on Main Ktreot has beeu, luabod by Harney ('arlyln, of Ogrten, and Frank llatton, an ex-ileunty shcrilf of Jintto. ' Messrs.' B. K. liloe.h &( 'o., the wiiole-Bale wiiole-Bale Coiurnereial Nlreet lii'ior merchants, mer-chants, huve pin'ehased of the Union Paeiliu KailniiMl Hote.l department ils entire supply of old whiskeys, including includ-ing 20 barrels. The oldest of theso wo 1873 Kentucky chili. , Thomas Hughes has just shipped a 1 carload of good horses whirh consist of California roadsters and single drivers, which will lie offered for sale at once, and can bo found at Burn's stables at tho old Naylor properly on slale road. Parties desiringto purchase good horses cannot afford to iniss the opportunity.