The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-10-03
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ANOTHER CHANGE in the Union Pacific
time taUie VIII be made ab0uE the 18Th.
BEsT 25 CENT meals in town at the
Elite, opposite Waik4r House. No
Chinese >mployed.
THE FULL text of the minority report
of the Utsh Commission appears ii an
other part Of this is ue.
TIE GOVERNOR is now at work on Lis
aluuA! repOrs 10 Congress. He wi
probably mail it within the next week.
TAYLOR. RoMNEY g. ARMSTRONG offer a
special PremIlm of $25. to be awarded
as the directors Of the fair may deem
proper.
TIE REGULAR nesting o: the Salt
Lake County Teachers Institute has
b =eD postponed for one week on account
of ctniereuce. By order Of the chair-
min.
TIE FAIR and Conference season
opens u a. t ae theater Tomorrow
night aad seats for either performances
NAV b, engaged ut the x office this
morning.
PROFESSOR YOUNGER S opening bali at
his nav .AN last evening Was very
pIeer ant affair. a large number OF the
Professors OLD pupils and iTIeDns were
present aud al spent delightful even
ing.
CUNNIyGC}N & Co. yesttId. y shipped
several t1Jusand pounds If provisions
TO the mines OF John DeYiEe and Wood.
man e. Martin at Deep Greek. This
looks little like business for time to
come.
Z MAN giving his name as Roketa,
aud q woman who refused 10 give her
name, were arrested at an early hour
this morning by the police for lewd
conduct. TheY will be trisd in the
Police Court to-day.
TIE HORN SILVER people held their
annual meeting at Frisco Yesterday.
The directors elected were: B. Meck E.
Whiuock, a. G. Washington, A. R.
Culver, 3. F. Horn, ]. I. Little, P. T.
FarnswOrth and +. w. Jennings.
Dr. PRENTICE yesterday performed
one of the most difficult and skillfui
operations he has undertaken since his
s0jOurn in Salt Lake. 1t was the re-
moval Of cataract from the eye of
Mr.. Jarvis, who lives at 625 g. Fourth
South Street.
WILLIAM MILES, who was convicted in
the First District Court or the crime of
Tioe, and on the 28sh of May, 1888, SEN
fenced TO ore year in the penitentiary,
was psrdoned bg Governor West yes
terdaY on recommendation Of the
Judge before whom he wss tried.
%uRKnzN WEE bu5,ly Engaged all
last uiges IN extending the water
main, through the block north of Com
ymercial Street. This is the initial step
towards the erection of an extensive
warehouse By Spencer Clawson, in the
rear OF the premises now occupied by
him.
PRoF. ALEXANDER S popularity seems
so be on the Incr> ase. There was an
other very large audience al Emporium
Hail last night, wnen the Professor de
Iivered his lecture On Love, Courtship,
Marriage aud Jealousy" lie succeeded
IL thoroughly entertaining the audi
ence.
NxsrRoM's NEW brick building on the
corner of Commercial anu First South
streets, is Just having the finishing
torches put on it. the bu Id ng is
very tasteful, one, and is t = forerl er
OF 8 series which will reYoiutionize the
sagpesral CO Of hat 10 lg-2egleoted part
of town.
THERE Is no person who has done
more to forward the work at the fair
building than Mr.. Hodgson. of the Salt
Lake Building & Manufacturing Com
pany. He has been everywhere keep
ing the men at work aud dong every
thin6 up 10 the handle. Director Rowe
says che is jewel.
TEMPERATURE YESTERDAY, as reported
by Sergeant FItzmaurice, OF the Signal
Service corps: At q. n.-Salt Lake
81; Fort Custer, 40; Boise City, 80;
Fort Washakie, 49, Rawljns, SO. At
Ill q. m.-Sait Lake City, 60; Ogden, 81;
Stockton, "a; Bingham, So; Park CITY,
81 Provo, 68; Alta, 81.
JUDGE DUsEN8ERRY came up from
Provo last evening. Being asked as to
what conditions it was proposed to iE-
plse u pon applicants tor admission to
the Democratic party to be organized
on Saturday, he said: "a pledge Il at
the individual will forever and eternslIy
WORK fer the destruction Of illiberalism
in Utah"
CHARLES WISE, the individual who
has been taken with nts on the streets
so frequently of late. has been IN a sort
of stuLo1 until Monday morning, when
a decided change in his appearance was
noticed. He states 10 the police that
he is by profession horse trainer, and
while IL SAG Francisco on tee 20d of
last March ne went on a spree, and has
absolutely no recollection of what has
occurred since then.
MRs. THoMAs w. JENNINGS gave a
arge party at her nome on First STREET
last night, in honor Of her sisters, Mrs
Young and Mrs. DUNBAR, and her
n, N ic;A
in Salt Lake. The affair was a very
delightful one, the evening being most
pleasantly spent in the allurements Of
progressive euchre and progressive
angling. the lucky players winning
some Yerg elegant prizes Of an appio-
pirate character.