The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-08-26


Place, to Milton Fairchild, for $500.
OK FRIDAY night a number of fire
chickens were stolen from the premises
Of L. Waters, on Third Eas: Street.
tbs ELKs Club circulate 1000 copies
of to-day's SUNDAY HERALD over the
Iegular heavy issue, to boom the re-
attic.
a WORKMAN on the Deseret University
Yesterday met with an accident, which
though painful, is not necessarily seri-
Gus, by board falling against his ankle.
TIE TERRITORIAL Reform School
trustees held meeting at the Govern
or's Office yesterday and resolved TO So
slcit bids for the erection of the build
ings. Their notices appear in THE
HERALD to-day.
THE TRADES Unions will celebrate
Labor Day with a grand parade and
picnic at Garfield Beach. All working
men, organized and unorganized are
cordially invited 10 participate.
BARNES, LEWIS & Co. is the title of
new general merchandising firm which
will open business at 10 Main Str ct,
about September 5th. The members of
the firm are John r. Barnes, W. S..
Barnes, J. S. Lewis and A. +. Barnes.
TIE LEGISLATIVE committee on the
compilation Of Territorial laws, held a
short meeting yesterday. The work OF
comparing the laws with the new
printed ones will begin on Monday.
TIE TABERNACLE choir propose spend
5ug day ct Springfield Tuesday. They
will give a concert 81 the theatre il the
la1-
Agnes OF ELI Thomas, MIR. Wilson and
the full choir will appear. Our Spring
vile friends have rare treat IN store.
MAJOR NoUNEAE denouncss as base
fabrication az q malicious libel, made
oUJ Of the whole clotb-the story that
he had deserted this Democratic party
aad gone oy-r to the enemy. Here IS
his lett5r OF denial: No, sir; by -.
6 leopard might change his spots, but
could not onange ny politics.
G. e. DALLIN, the Utah sculptor,
sailed for Europe Oh the lSln. De will
spend some three months II London,
and then go 20 Paris for a couple OF
years studying. OF course, eTerywhere
he goes, and whatever he does, he re-
Gives the highest of encomiums and
newspaper recognition.
HI. SEARS has bought out his part
uer, Mr.. Kay, aad now conducts the
grain, fl our and fruit business alone.
He is doing il rushing trade in shipping
grain and produce, and makes special
Feature OF K. d. fruit boxes and egg
cases. Sears is headquarters for these
ar dcles as no other firm in Salt Lake
carries them in such extensive guam
ddes.
ABOUT TWENTY. FoUR applicants for
teachers certificates attended the ex-
ani aation held at the Fourteenth Dis
trict school rooms yesterday. Super
IN 'eadent Stewart and Professor q. z.
Wilcox conducted the examination,
which lasted from 9 o'clock in the
EElcrning until o'clock IN the evening,
and was Of most thorough and practi
cal nature.
Tue HERALD job Office is doing
booming business just now, the new
proprietors Caliister Bros, having laid
IN a complete stock Of nsW materials
and bringing to their trade a thorough
knowledge of the business with taste
for doing neat work which only their
years of experience could impart. They
make speciality of county work, rut-
ing, etc. and have turned out some OF
the finest cards, bill heads, letter
heads and general blsnk books used
E5Y the business men of this locality.
They make specially of jobs wanted
on quick time.
CAIDER's BIG music establishment
has Just made a notable shipment of
musical merchandise from Europe, the
largest order it is believed which ever
came across the water to any house
lheEWeen St. Louis and San Francisco.
The shipment includes accordeons
from Germany, and guitars, flutes,
Ti0lins, concetInas, etc. from various
other parts of Europe, fine grade OF
500 violins being included in the in
voice. Calder's establishment evidently
believes that the art divine is in no
danger of languishing in Utah, and
PROPOSES to be on hand to foster it
early with the approaching season.
TzERE HAVE been several complaints
made of late concerning the muddy
City Creek water, and number of
persons, in jumping at conclusions,
have insisted that it was result OF the
campers being allowed there. This,
however, is not the case. A HERALD
reporter has visited nearly every camp
IN the canyon, is personally familiar
with a number of the inhabitants OF
each, and can vouch for the fact that
every possible precaution is taken to
guard the purity Of the creek. The
muddy water complained of is due to
the fact that large force of men is at
work on the road running along the
edge of the creek. and II widening out
the road, considerable soil finds its
wsy into the water.
GzoRGE SAvILLE, on Second South
Street. the boot and shoe maker, con-
duct, the sort of an institution which it
Is q Measure to recommend. Mr.. Sa-
vile is his own boss, BAT wears a work-
mans apron and works at his own
wares at his own bench; he emplo 8
home Isborers for his assistants; he
huys homemade leather Tor his ma
ferIal. and out OF it all be makes boots
and shoes which are we'll known in the
SAT- Lake market as being stronger
6etter made and more durable tnau
ssany lines which are imported, for Sa-
vile has been in business a good many
years, and in an unassuming way he
has built up a trade of very respectable
nroportions. He makes strong
fpecialty of repairing of ali sorts.