The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-12-09
LOCAL BRIEFS.

AMONG THE late publications at
Dryers are the DeLineator, Judge, Les
hes Newspaper and Young Folks Holt
day Book.
AxEL TULGREEN, of Spring City, was
arrested in Salt Lake yesterday by
Deputies Cannon and Clawson, on the
usual charge. The indictment against
him was found September 25th He
was released upon giving the usual
bond.
Mr.. PEMBROKE hands in the follow
| ing: Glow long has Mr.. Forhan been
in Utah2 And when he claims to have
life long acquaintance with man he
has never had ten minutes. CONVERSE
ton with, is he speaking the truth?"
MEssRs. DICKINSON and Moffatt, of
| the Union Pacific, accompanied by q
number of local celebrities, took run
out to Garfield Beach yesterday. They
leave for Ogden this evening, where
they meet the Golden Gate special on
! its return east.
NOTWITHSTANDING THE fact that
some importations of wheat are made
from Washington Territory, it is well
known that it is merely done to affect
the local market, and not because it
can be laid down in Utah for less
price than the home grown article.
THE soMNoLENT Tribune partia lily
awoke yesterday to the fact that there
is a cheap o. talk" around over the
Chamber of Commerce, two days after
THE HERALD had been ringing with
views, discussions, theories and
opinions upon the matter.
THE SUNDAY dinners at the Saddle
Rock are feature of the downtown
people, and as the demand for them
grows. the dinners improve. There is
no denying the fact that Brown &
Hughes understand their restaurant
and gathering business, and they Ger.
tainly deserve their success
CARLO. AMUssEN, the pioneer ieweler,
says there will be no delay in his closing
out, as he intends to retire from bust
ness as soon as his stock can be dis
posed of. The holiday rush for presents
in this line has already commenced
and he marks his prices to catch trade.
BILLY SULLIVAN, well known in the
city for many years as a hotel runner,
will be buried from the Catholic
Church Mr. Andrew Brixen, of the
Cliff House, for whom he had worked
couple of years ago, has taken it upon
himself to see that the deceased is
properly inferred, and will provide car
riages for all who attend.
THE "EvEN1NG Social Club" COM
posed of a number of we'll
known and popular young men, have
secured the Opera House for Christmas
and New Year night, and are out with
invitations for two grand balls, which
are to eclipse anything heretofore at
tempted by them. They mean 10 have
the best of everything.
The PEOPLES Co-oP. began business
yes erday under the most favor able
auspices. 1t was crowded the whole
day long. and its shelves, which were
filled in the morning looked, by the
time of closing, last night. as though
they had been Quilted by a fire. There
can be no question of their success
after such beginning. Mr.. Langton is
ahead with his scheme.
A BRIEF in The HERALD of yesterday
announced that an aged lady by the
name of Tillett had wandered away
from home. As usual, The HERALD
got in its work. Late last evening, We
were aQVlS0u Dy CSlep0Ou6 ITOm OanQy
that the old lady had been found at
point about five miles below that town,
wandering along the banks of the
Jordan River. She was taken in and
cared for until her friends reached her
The POPULARITY of THE HERALD !
among the people was never more
thoroughly erinced than by the action |
of the good people of Farmers Ward,
the popular and prosperous suburb |
south of the city, last week. They !
dubbed together and guaranteed to |
take a certain number of copies of THE
DAILY HERALD if delivery route could !
be established through their district. |
AS consequence bundle of HERALDs |
is now lett at Balls store in the Third |
Ward by one of the city mounted car
riers, and second carrier from Farm
ers' Ward, also mounted, picks them |
up and gallops over his district with |
them, so that that hitherto isolated dis
trict is now in possession of the news |
almost as early as their favored breth- |
in the city.
Smyrna Rugs.