The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-03-17
LOCAL AND OTHER BRIEFS.

THE daisy lunch, 4O]I Market row.
BENJAMIN 5 lunch still draws the throngs*
CARSON, Nev., is indulging in the luxury
OF smallpox
PEMBROKE has Puck, Judge Family Herald
and Fashion Bazaar.
McCoRNIcK & Co received yesterday:
Hanauer bullion, $780,
WELLS, FARGO & Co.'S shipments yester-
DAY were; Base bullion 81, 600.
TIE officers of Brigham city were yester-
DAY commissioned by Governor West.
The Temple of Honor hold an open meet
ing tomorrow night. All are invited
Mrs. BURRows' new stock includes all the
choice features Of fine spring millinery.
New spring hats, stylish designs Beauti-
Iul ftowers and ribbons at Mrs. Burrows.
The HERALD is in receipt of the compl-
ments Of Mr.. Henry Sadler, in form that
invites remembrance.
Tley are selling mems shoes at Spencer
q hlmbalIs for Sl.15 pair, and they are
stylish and solid too.
The visitors to the City are daily increas-
ing in number, and travel on the railroads
IS corre5pondingly good.
The annual statement of the Concordia
Fire Insurance company was yesterday
Med with Secretary Hall.
INVITATIONS are out for the annual rece2-
RI ton and ball of the Provo chamber Of com
merce on Wednesday evening, March %,
1888.
J DIN MCNEIL, who has been appointed
30 fill vacancy in the city council of
American Fork city, was yesterday com
missioRed by Governor West.
BEYOND any doubt there is q decided i'm
provement in the realty business. Many
sold transfers have taken place, and while
there Is no excitement it is an absolute
truth that better feeling prevails than for
mo lths.
IT is determined that the Utah Stove
and Hardware Company and the Culmec
Brothers will put up five story buildings on
the te Of the present excavations on First
South and Commercial streets. This means
business.
G. T. CULMER & Bros. announce to US
their positive intention to retire from the
grocery trade, and are willing to sacrifice
their stock by making prices to retail Gus
toners at very close to cost. No humbug
about this offer.
SHORTLY before o'clock this morning a
dre broke out in Thomas McIntyre's store
On First street, in the Twenty first ward
AS The HERALD went to press there was
every indication that the building would be
completely destroyed.
TIE supreme court net last evening.
Chief Justice Saudford and Associates Hen
derson and Judd being present. As the
rea ling Of the minutes consumed over an
hours time, the court was not inclined TO
remain in session any longer, and so ad-
lolrnet without doing any business.
Tr,EsR CLARKE has handed to the Judges
Of the supreme court an itemized account of
the costs in the examinations recently held
before Referees Sprague and Hardness.
The accounts are still under Amusement and
The details cannot yet be obtained. The az
.yregate costs in both examinations, IS about
si,4O0.
SERGEANT FITzMAURIcE's report Of yes
-erday's temperature is as below: At 8 a
m.-Sait Lake City, ~; Helena, p; FIT
Custer, .; F't. Washable, b; Boise City,
3S; Wnnemucca, "a; Rawlins, 81 At II a
m.-Salt Lake City, 45; Ogden, IS; Stock
ton, IS; Bingham, IS; Park City, SO; Provo,
81; Alta, %.
TIE hardest case of ricketts, at present
before the public is that of the poor old
Tribune THE HERALD runs way ahead OF
it every day in the amount as well as in
the quality of reading matter published,
and for advertisements, both in number
and space, no one would think Of mention
ing the Ricketts, in the same breath.
THERE will be meetingof the committee
~ aHAanZtE c = anu dIuuStntubS u but
University Alumni association, Monday
evening at O'clock at the home Of Miss
Lizzie Smith, 90 north, West Temple street.
All graduates whose address is not now tie
same as it was when published in the Uni
versity annual are Fl tested to cOmmUn'
cate their address at once to the secretary,
Miss Lizzie Smith. Otherwise they may
not receive notice of the meetings and other
business of the association.
MR.LE SrEUR writes Mr. Ritter as follows:
'Tae block OF asphalt l sent you is the
proper consistency (miXture) for walks
/ am very sorry, but am unable to get you
the proportions of asphalt, etc. composing
the block. Every asphalt company has a
process of making paving peculiar to itself.
This process, of course, Is guarded very
closely. ] will state, however, that the
composition is a natural one, and s
taken from our mines at Thistle being
ground as | have stated to YOU and when
heated and laid on the walk will be of the
consistency and strength OF the block
v on have
STEPS are now being taken toward the
division of the Nineteenth ward and the
organization from one part Oft of the Tween
ty-secoud ward The dividing line will be
Second West street, along which the street
car track runs; all that part of the old
ward lying east of this line will be known
as the Nineteenth ward and that to the
west of il will be called the Twenty second
ward. Bishop Watson and his counselor5
will still preside over the Nineteenth ward
and the officers of the Twenty second ward
viii be elected shortly. The old meeting
house and grounds will be reserved for
school purposes. The trustees of the
Twenty second ward have purchased a lot
for a meeting house on the property for
merlY owned by Charles Solomon, near the
Utah Central track, and the trustees of the
Nineteenth ward are trying to secure 5x1O
rods OF the Hooper lucern lot as a site for a
chapel
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