The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-08-04
LOCAL AND OTHER BRIEFS.
VOTE early !
e. A. SMITH,
Secretary

VOTE early!
PEMBROKE, Job Printer, ~ Main St
CoALTER & SNELGRovE, music dealers.
''THE Saddle Rock meals are the best. i
1.-Two DRINKS were run in by the police
Iast night.
THE cleanest and best cooked meals at
Benjamin's.
The saloons win not be open tomorrow
until p. m.
TRAINS for Syracuse today leave al
1904 am. and 4.05 pm.
THE place to buy crockery and glassware
Little, ROundy & Co.'s.
THERE is letter at THE HERALD office
for Frankie Hayne Wilton.
JOHNSON, PRATT & Co. simply keep every
thing you want in the drug line.
HoUsEKEEPERs wanting any kind of house
brushes should visit Culmer Bros.
DENVER VS.. Salt Lake at Washington
square, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday. =
THE photograph which is on exhibit, n
in the city is attracting considerable atten-
tion.
THE man who refuses to cast his vote to-
morrow is an enemy to himself and his
party.
THE banks report that there is consider.
able bogus currency and some bogus checks
afoat
Why is the opposition party so strong?
Because it's Lye-barrel party, to be sure
WhoOp!
WELLS, FARGO & Co.'s shipments yester
day were: Ore, S9,97l.57; base bullion,
S1,7l0.93.
MANY bets were made yesterday on the
total vote each party would poll in Salt
Lake city tomorrow.
They are selling mems shoes at Spencer
X hlmbal's for Sl.75 pair, and they are
stylish and solid too.
SAMUEL CHITToCK and W. H. Bywater
were admitted 20 citizenship in the Third
district court yesterday.
Try bottle of Showers Lime Juice Cor
dial, an exceedingly healthful and pleasant
summer beverage. u. G.. NJ l. drug stores
LIEUTENANT Buck, of the Sixteenth in
fantry, is said to be making an excellent
record at the shooting match now on at
Bellevue, Neb.
THE funeral services over the remains of |
Frank C. Sears, son of S. W. and NJ A. !
Selrs, will be held at the family residence |
this morning at 10 o'clock.
THE future is judged by the past. The
Idaho test oath infamy is applauded by the |
Liberals. Young Utah, you are asked to |
create Liberal legislature.
FLORA BATsoN, known asthe sscolored
Jenny Lind, will sing the soprano solo,
''The Lord is My Light 9th psalm, dur
ing the tabernacle services to-day.
THE county central committee of the
Peoples party will be in session all day to-
morrow. The headquarters will be at Hon
f. S. Richards office, Hooper & Eldredge
block.
THERE were some exceedingly appropri-
ate notices in the torchlight procession
last night, particularly the following:
with malice for all, with charity towards
none"
TIE combined committees of musicians
aud Knights Of Pythias meet at the opera
house to-day at IL o'clock to consider mat
ters in relation to the benefit TO be rendered
Mr.. Witzel.
PRATT Bios. have closed contracts for
s35, 900 worth of real estate during the past
week. They attribute their large number
Of sales to their page " ad" which appeared
in last Sundays HERALD.
THERE are messages at the Western
DR.. Richard, w. b. Hallway, Miss Grace
E. Brown, M. ]. Mack, Mrs. Collins, p.
COrpstein and Mrs. G. G. Barton.
AUTHORITY was issued by the secretary
Of the territory yesterday to F. M. Bishop
TO represent the Traders Insurance com
pany, of Chicago, and the Denver Insurance
of Denver, Colo, in this city.
THROUGH the carelessness of some loggers
the mountains near Soda Springs have been
fred and much valuable timber has been
IS T Dyed The fire has been raging for two
weeks and nothing out heavy rain will
check it.
The truly Christian spirit of the Liber-
ais is admirable. They have smitten Utah
On one cheek by entailing on her all the /
SORROWS and sufferings of the past five
years, and now they want her to turn the
other cheek and receive the heavier blow
Of Liberal government. II
SERGEANT FITzMAURICE's report OF yes
,erdAy's temperature is as below: At a.
n.-Salt Lake city, IS; Helena, So; Fort c
Custer, 50; Fort Washable, IS; Rawlins, t
=. AT IL am. - Salt Lake city, 80;
Ogden, 30; Stockton, 90; Bingham, Sc; !
Park City, 70; Provo, 81; Alta, "A.
EVERYBODY went to Montpelier Monday !
70 take in the show. and many of the boys :
got taken in themselves to the tune Of s..
Change was scarce that day and the ticket e
agent kept all bills presented in paymentfor
tickets ana went 20 another town 10 get
hem changed: but he never returned, no
meyer returned. and his whereabouts is : :
yet unlearned. Hence the sorrowing among I
5he boys.-EG. III
THE carrier pigeon turned loose from this y !
city on the occasion of the recent visit of +
the Nebraska press association, arrived at i
his cote in Omaha in safety. 1t was re z
leased here at IL am. and reached Omaha o
the next morning at $50. The bird sent a
from Denver at am. reached Omaha at 7
/ :25 in the afternoon. The one released at
Ogden at 8 am, got home the next morn +
ing at 80. The fourth bird was turned t
Dose at Portland, but had failed to report
at last accounts.
NEVER tell local editor, says an ex- 3
change that you have more paper than ?
you can read" Just come out with the a
ruth. Say you borrow the local paper of !
your neighbor. Say that you are too con- y
founded mean to take the paper, pay for it /
and read it like an honest man. Say that p
you are too stingy to pay for that which v
you can borrow. This would come near the
truth, and as is written, ian honest con-
fession dOeth the heart good" you would
certainly enjoy life much better after hav Y
ng made such a confession. ID