The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-01-05
500.
Genuine Diamonds Found in Cans OF
Tea and Coffee.

Genuine Diamonds Found in Cans OF
Tea and Coffee.
/ The Merchants Tea Company, OF
Chicago, have opened branch store al
+, 120 South Main Street, and during the
holidays they will pack watches,
genuine diamonds and money in value
from 1Oc. to $50 in cans of tea and
coffee, and sell the cans at the uniform
price of 81 each.e The Company adopt
this plan to Introduce their choice
goods, but after January 10th, they will
be sold strictly on their merits, the
same quantity, same quality and
same price, but without the present
The following is partial list of those
who found valuable presents in their
cans OF tea and coffee yesterday:
j. II: Hall, WellsVille, lady's solid gold
watch; z. Dixon, d. & R. G. Railway,
stem-wlnding. stem-setting watch; L.
Watts, blacksmith,y ST. South Street,
stem-winding, stem-setting watch; s.
NJ. Barnes, farmer, $50 in
gold, in coffee, ordered by mail:
Frank, Burings Fort Douglas. stem
winding, stem-setting .wafch; FL. D.
johnson, 60 w Second South Street,
genuine diamond TfhgE lG &c. Peterson,
Provo, ladies solid gold case watch, in
coffee, ordered by mail Mrs. H.
Som rs, fifty silver dollars in coffee, OF
dered by mail; Mrs. Lyman Smith, Og-
den. genuine diamond ear drops, by
mail, Iin5 coffee; Mr.. George Bosmer,
faIsaer. Ogden. E1OQ IN gold, in coffee
ordered by mali; P. a. Straight Stalk
man, Logan, genuine diamond sind, in
coffee by mail; S. Williamson, miner.
Bingham, gents solid gold watch. in
coffee by mail; Mrs. Jane Frost, Ogden,
genuine diamond ear drops, in tea by
mail; E. c. Judson, miner. Park City,
genuine d. mond fstud, m coffee by
mail; George Brown, brakeman, Union
Pacific Railroad, solid gold watch. in
coffee by mail; ?. UiBrien, broker, Salt
Lake City, fifty silver dollars, IN coffee;
| EuReytop, Office of d. q R. G. Railway;
stem-win6ing stem-Setung watch;
William Klever, Fort Douglas Band,
stem-winding stem-Setting watch:
A. 9. Reese of TfibKBle office, genuine
diamond stud; AZ B. Weeks, farmer.
stem-winding, stem-setting watch; Ed.
Glass, Second South Street, genuine
ruby and sapphire ring; John Late,
stock raiser. Tooele City, stem winding,
stem setting watch; Dan Bleth, Second
South, between First and Second East,
wholesale and retail dealers in groceries,
inc diamond stud; E. G. Williamson,
Park City, genuine diamond ring; S.
Seldom, Sixth EastStreet, stem winding,
stem setting watch y George Simp-
son, stock raiser near Logan, 500 in
gold in a can of tea. ordered by mail;
John Strosburg, farmer lear Ogden,
500 in gold, ordered by mail in a can of
tea j, Simpson, brakeman, Ogden, 500
in "a can of teat fordered by mail;
J. S. Jensen, ITO Main Street, genuine
diamond ring; ]. Y. Honen express
messenger. stem-winding, stem-settng
watch; J. E. Malen, Jr., 500 South,
Eighth East Street, genuine diamond
stud; B. Singer, Beck's Office, lady's
solid gold watch; Mrs. A Mixer, 162
East, Seventh East Street. lady's solid
gold watch; G. P. Thompson, lady's
gold watch I. Cumson, Fourth South
Street, lady's solid gold watch; John
Anderson, 225 Fifth Street, stem-wind
ing, stem-setting watch; w. H.
Jennens, 563 South, West Temple Street.
stem-setting, stem-winding watch;
John Pickett, officer. genuine diamond
gents gold watch; A. Muyrbrook,
setting watch; Mrs. Eliza Brown,
farmer, Park City, found a 1ady's solid
gold Hwatch, ordered by mail, in tea;
Thos. Gordon, Ogden, stock man, 1G0
silver dollars in tea, ordered by mail;
Mrs. Minnie Parks, near Bingham,
gents hunting case solid gold,
full-jeweled American watch in tea
ordered by mail G. G. Smith. Stockton,
miner, found $500 in gold in tea,
ordered by mail; Jas. Rhoades, Cotton
wood, $40 in tea, ordered by mail; Mrs.
NJ. G.Eosborh, Eureka, genuine dia-
mond, in coffee, ordered by mail Pat
rick 0 'Brien, farmer, near Ogden, genu-
inc diamond ear drops, ordered by mail
Miss Ada Bee, Provo, Utah, diamond
collar button; ]. C. Kingsburry,
Tithing office, genuine diamond stud
D. II. Sommes, 435 west Second South
Street, gents gold watch Charles Par
ker, saloon, lis Main Street, stem wind
ing, stem-setting watch; D. Lewis,
Bountiful, stem winding, stem-setting
watch; Miss NJ. Preston, "a North Tenn
pie Street, diamond collar button;
Frank Smith, saloon keeper, First South
Street stem ding stem setting
g. E.&Beurne, &c. MI, genuine three
stone diamond ring; 7. a. TAFT, solid
gold hunting case watch; 81. 7. Duke,
Wells, Fargo & Co.'s bank. genuine
diamond ring; NJ Christofferson, II
Seventh South Street, lady's gold watch;
John Wetzel, 238 Main Street, lady's
gold watch; r. H. Stringfellow, Draper
vile; genuine diamond stud; Mrs. J. J.
0'Toole, II W. Fifth South Street, dia-
mond ring; Thomas Davis, Logan, !
genuine solid diamond ring, also a
child's solid gold band ring; G. G. |
Smith, laborer, fond fifty silver dollars
in a-can of tea; Sam Lung, Chinese |
laundry genuine diamond ear dropSiI
Claude S. Williams, 435 w First South
Street, genuine diamond ring{ NJ e.
Kaighn, No. Reggel's Row,
genuine diamond collar button;
A. ]. Johnson, Third East Street,
genuine diamond stud; J. B. Cook,
butcher, diamond stud and a gents |
gold watch; W. H. Miller, Pennington,
stemwinding stem-setting watch; T.
Meaoham[ surgeon at Fort Douglas, |
genuine diamond stud; F. Brind $50
s, Second East Street, stem-winding,
stem-setting watch; A. Fisher, of the
Fisher Brewing Company, stem-wind-
ing stem-setting watch; A. VanDam,
245 West Eighth South Street, STEM
winding, p stem setting Yateh:k k1
u. BAN berger, opposite Walker House,