The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-06-16

PEHEBOkE, JOB PRINTER, - Aldlh 81.
Gift House bar-Phi. Best's beer, Sc
WATER sets, IS cents up, at Hooci &
fylaw,l2's.
FULL .ina. f-ap0rted and domestic cigars,
Johns. Pratt =, 60.
WELLS. FARGO u Co.'s shipments yester-
day We're: Ore, Si2,SOO.
NONE but the purest and best drugs sold
atJohnsOn, Pratt 81 Co.'s.
McCoRxICK 81 Co. yesterday received:
Silver and lead ores, s., 700.
COVERED jelly glasses, large size soc. per
dozen. Little, Roundy & Co.
Family Librdrp Young Ladies' Journal,
Lcslic'S, Puck, Judge, at Pembroke's
THE Scots will have their reunion this
year at Syracuse on Thursday next
HoUsEKEEPERs wanting any kind of
house brushes should visit Culmer Bros. +
THERE is a message at the Western
Union telegraph Office for HoratiO +.
Twombly.
They are selling mems shoes at Spencer
& Kimbal's for $L75 a pair, and they are
stylish and solid, too.
ANOTHER train has been put on the Utah
81 Nevada for Garfield Beach, beginning on
Monday. 1t leaves at 1918 am.
WA WooD & Sons, butchers, have an
excellent supply Of picked pork, and rem
dered tallOw for whitewashers' use.
5ouN r. BALLANTYNE, of Schofield, and
Elliot b. Sanford, of Thicker, have been ap-
pointed notariCs public for Emery county.
THE Coop Furniture Co. still have some
goods left, slightly damaged by their recent
IRE, which they are selling at great bar
gains,
PRoF. KARL C. MAEsER will lecture in
She Eighteenth ward chapel this evening,
IL $50 on the subject of The Mountains
Of God"
THE woolmen have withdrawn their ad-
Vertisements of teams wanted to haul wool,
and the presumption is that the railroads
came to time.
The bullion output for the week just
closed is the smallest for many months, but
TO make amends for this, the ore shipments
are unusually large.
TIE celebrated brand of cigars, La Rose
de Santiago" acknowledged to be the best
domestic cigarin the market, for sale at L. G.
M. 1. drug department.
STREET talk is to the effect that the race
for the district-attOrneyship has narrowed
down to Varian and Critchlow, with the
TWO neck and neck on the homestretch.
SIGNAL SERVICE OFFICER FITzMAURICE
saws the wind blew with a velocity of
sixty miles an hour, for four minutes, be
ginning a 1870 p. N. yesterday afternoon.
DEALERS say that strawberries will 90
mt with a gasp after this week. this
season, they say, has been the most back
ward for the luscious berries of any known
for several years.
THE Phoenix Planning Mill Company,
Oakley 81 Timms, the well-knOWn practical
builders, proprietOrs, is the latest addition
to the ranks Of building firms 1t is located
Al Neyser's lumber yard.
The JOhnstown relief committee will
hold meeting at the chamber of commerce
on Monday evening at 30, for the purpose
OF closing UP the business All members
are expected TO be present on time.
The steam launch which is to run be
tween Syracuse and Church island arrived
yesterday. Bishop JOh#Sharp went up to
assist in launching it. tits understood that
tine launch will be used largely for excur-
sions.
GEORGE DAVIS, who has served term of
six years in the penitentiary, was liberated
yesterday. His original sentence was
three years for grand larceny, but an at
tempt TO escape added three more years to
his term.
The quarterly conference of Y. L. NJ. I.
a ~ y;is stake will convene next Friday
Z
an interested are cOrdinally invited to at
tend. Mary A. Freeze, president, Lizzie
Smith, secretary.
preston LEWIS, of Big Cottonwood;
David A Sanders, of Pennington, William
Ball and William Quincy, of Lehi, and An
thonv Heiner, of Morgan, were released
from the penitentiary. On Monday eleven
more will emerge.
OK Wednesday next, the A. o. U. w.
have their fete day at Lake Park, and
special trains will be run from Salt Lake,
Ogden and Springville; visitors from the
latter point and places north having until
che next evening to return.
THE Federated Trades council has taken
IN hand the matter of a Fourth of July
celebration, and from the appearance of
she subscription list it is safe to predict
great success. The boys are working hard
and will surprise the natives when indie
peudence day arrives.
SERGEANT FITzMAURICE's report of yes
zerday's temperature is as below: At a.
m.-Salt Lake city, GA; Helena, 81; Fort
Custer, 81; Boise city, 81; Winnemucca, 62:
Rawlins, SO. At II a.m.-Salt Lake city,
-; Ogden, 50; Stockton, 50; Bingham, IS;
Park city, ~; Provo go; Alta, IS.
LADIES of the city will be interested to
learn that Il. G. NJ. |. will have bargain |
sale devoted to ladies exclusively, Tuesday |
and Wednesday of this week. The large |
advertisement of the institution appears on
another page, and it will form interesting
reading to those of the fair sex on the look
out for bargains.
Bishop GEORGE RoMNEY, of the
Twentieth ward, met with a serious and
painful accident yesterday morning. While
standing on the ceiling ioists at the new
Eleventh ward schoolhouse, one of the tim
bers gave way and let him fall through to
Che floor fifteen feet below. In going down
his right elbow struck one of the joists and
was badly shattered, and his left hip was
dislOcated on striking the floor. The elbow
Joint is completely destroyed and can never
be used again. There are no internal in
iuries and the bishop will probably be
around again in a few weeks.
Delicious Warm Beverages.
The decoctions served to the thirsty and
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