The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-02-01
LOCAL BRIEFS.

Utah coal. 4iiaue iron
The CIR CoUS- II of Beaver ~.
plates forcing prohibition in tbetliseal
by means OF high license. '--'l 0urg
THE FIRM of Anderson and D.
RaS been dissolved, as will be saeT %
published notice elsewhere. Mr. 'T Po.ag
roy Will continue the business oLae,
a LARGE QUANTITY OF the eelabr..,
Hume slamon, which for some 7r ra.7d
has been in the Oregon blockade "ee2
received by G. f. Brooks, yesterdaIy Vas
THE Tribune gushed over A lw;.
Honor company; The HERALD snof
unfavorably of it; next night tberTaP o.
scarcely bakers dozen in the house Is
OFFICERS AND members OF the Des...
typographical Union, No. LIS, are =
quested to attend the monthly maeeS+
at the Fireman's Hall to-day, at az
sharp. '''V'
JOSIAH ROBERTSON made a full pbo,.
graphic report of the lecture of Dr. y
J. Faust, delivered at the stock meeti1.
yesterday, and It will be publishers
pamphlet form in 4 short time
JOHN WARD CHRISTIAN and Fam.
more d Co. have closed up their linz.
shops, and now Beaver City is cu isYi
with only one of these dens OF iniomf,
Southern Utah Times
SPENCER CJAWsON, the leading wboI.
sale dry goods merchant of Salt Lats
keeps his business before the public r
very unique card which aDpears j.
THE HERALD this morning.
ANOTHER ARREST may be looked far
tomorrow, deputies are again securing
the streets, the pockets of two OF then AZ
least, Messrs. ellison and Greennar
literally bursting with warrants.
THERE WAS stockholders meeting If
our neighbor, the Tribune company esrIv
in the week, and, as we learn, forty
per cent dividend was declared, but. IN
fortunately for the stockholders, on The
wrong side of the ledger. - Carbon
County Journal. Does it refer to It's
Utah neighbOr.
THE YOUNG boy who lost his law in
Goshen sometime since is still alive. He
is running around playing with other
boys. Liquid food is admin istered and
he is in fair way TO recovery. Dr.
Greer thinks he will live and that nature
will form some sort of a lower jaw. a.
though there will be some shrinkage in
his face.
THE PUBLIC generally, and the Tribune
readers particularly are asked to com
pare the SUNDAY HERALD of to-day with
the Tribune OF the same date, and to con
trast the variety of topics, the bright
ness and cleanliness of the news in the
one with the obscenity, the Sickening
anti-Mormon balderdash, and the stale
hQmilies of the other,
A SUPPLEMENT to the lecture on the
Mountain Meadow Massacre of Elder
| c. w. Penrose, has been issued by the
Jureniye Instructor. The subject Is the
testimony OF John Haslam, who carried
the dispatch from President Young
ordering that the emigrants pass il
peace. The examination was made b,
5. a. Kenner, and stenographically re
ported by Josiah Rogerson.
Phil MARGErrs and the Springvili,
Dramatic company played in Provo las
night and Friday night; THURSDAY
llISlI az AlllciICil IOTh, 1ueSudN dI(
Wednesday at Payson, and Monday a.
Springville. The four act sensational
drama of the "Win and the Way ant
the farce The Lost Child" were per
formed with good effect. The audience
were good, and the acting creditable
Phil and his company scored another
point. They will be welcomed again.
YESTERDAY AFTERNOON several per
sons opposite the Heesch & Ellerbecl
block discovered little child sitting il
one of the front windows on the thirC
floor, the child's feet danglin:
from the aperture and itself bein:
engaged in eating nuts from a paper
bag. Everybedy's flesh crawle,
and Mr.. Leo Grow, one of the specta
tors. rush ed up to the place from
whence the cause of the excitement pro
ceeded, and rescued the little thing
As she was no taller than the sill
measured in inches from the floor, tn,
question is-whO put her there, ant
what for?