The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-10-01
LOCAL AND OTHER BRIEFS.
LEAD. S3.Q5; silver. SO.


THE fair begins" Wednesday, at l2 o'clock.
CoALTER & SNEbG ROVE. the music Dealers
TIE Liberals had blow out in several OF tn,
wards last evening.
THE only 30 shoe worth the money is Jane,
Means at Spencer & kilnballs.
CONFERENCE visitors, painters and decorator.
should buy brushes at g. f. Culmer Bros.
RECEIVER DYER has at last disposed of thu
church muttOns, lcasiug 1900 at 22ls cents pc
head.
THE old hand engine Wasatch No ., has beer
stationed at the fair grounds Is precautior
against fire.
THE fire alarm yesterday was caused by the
burning of some paper which had been ignteC
by Il cigarette in the rear OF the Windsor hotel
WALTER L. PRICE yesterday sold to Jerome
Iyo all of block 90 plat c, the price being $1,000
The sale was negotiated by WeSterheld & Girls
mon.
IN the police court yesterday Tommie Dyer
was fined s. for being drunk and soldier fof
ieited 50 left forhiS appearance to answer to the
same charge.
GrrGenman yesterday. charged with unlawful CO
habitation. There was no evidence against him
and he was discharged.
THE secretary OF the Deseret Agricultural and
Manufacturing society mas opened an office in
the Exposition building, where all entries must
hc taken and all other business transacted.
LAST evenings fire alarm was caused by the
burning of d pile OF old ties, which had been
pied near the water tank in the Rio Grande
Western depot. The tank was slightly scorched.
LADIES or gentlemen wishing to become active
or honorary members of the Ladies' Musical
Society should submit their names to Miss
Almy, Miss Agnes COnllin or Miss Anderson
without delay.
TIE Liberals Of the Fifteenth ward propose TO
organize Woman'S political club. rms Is
rather gally. considering the fact that il was
through the Lbs that the fair sex were deprived
# their 1ght to vote
The young friends OF Mr. Phil Brooks ten
dcred him u reception at his residence last ever
ing. in honor of his twenty first birthday. Music.
singing, and SumptuOu5 repaSt were the ut
fractions Of the evening.
CITY CREEK canon never presented a lOvelier
sight than it does at present The autumn
leaves OF a dozen cOlOrS. interspersed with
varied shades OF green, make up a picture sell
dom seen il this or any other locality
4 NEW real estate firm will open at $50 S, Main
street in a few days II will be called GroeS-
beck, Burton x Co., and Will be composed Of
John A. Groesbeck, r. r. Burton, jr., and ". B.
Anderson. All are well-llnown and will un
dOubtGdly find favor with the public.
THE fair is booming at an immen4e rate, and
The opening tomorrow noon Will, without doubt
oe attended by a Jam. Up to last evening $50
head of horses and over one hundred cattle had
been entered with to days entries 10 hear from,
30 Tndt the SUI cess OF the STOCK exhibit Il al
ready assured.
SERGEANT FITZMAURICES report Of yester-
days tenn erature is as below: salt Lake City,
~; Helena, 20: IT. Custer, s.: Ft. Washable,
Is: Rawlins 81 at IL a.m-Salt Lake city,
u: Ogden IS: Stockton. 60: Bingham, ~ Park
City. "a; Provo, 81; Alta, Sc Glen's Ferry 40;
Huntington, 30; POcatello 80; Silver Bow, 40.
COMMISSIONS were yesterday issued as fol
lows by the governor: Richard a. Ballantyne.
commissioner to locate university lands in the
territory Of Utah; Charles NJ. Herbert justice of
Thcpeace of Redmond precinct, SEWER county,
James Johnson justice Of the peace and Lo-
MO S. Clark, constable OF Sugar House pre-
cinct, Salt Lake county.
SAM W. RITTER agent OF the Utah & Nevada is
understood to be on the point Of retiring from
his position On Friday night last he was in
yited over to the house Of Engineer Lewis,
when he was aStonished to find the employees
ofthe road assembled around a table spread in
mis- honor. To quite finish him up, his fellow
laborers made him present Of fine watch and
rbain as token Of their good feeling.
SECRETARY WELLS received the following
offer yesterday, from Mr. Leo Hollander,
jeweler: Il will give one lady's gold stem
winding watch TO be given to any one under
fifteen years Of age, who will write HIGHLANDER,
ieweler' the most times on a card to be fur
uishcd for the purpose. Anyone desiring to
compete for the prize can get one of the cards
10y applying at office No. city hall, or At the
fair building Mr.. r. n. Baskin gives $50 for
the best trotting stallion evidenced by seven or
more OF his get.
A SPECIAL. from Beaver received in this city
under date of the 30th, says: THE Beaver
Coop store was burglariZed last night and be-
tween three and four hundred dollars in cash
stolen. The thief obtained access by cutting a
mole through the ceiling of the store from one OF
the rooms in the second story. Getting into the
Office he drilled hole in the door OF the safe and
blew il open with gunpowder. The job was skill
fully done and is evidently the work of an expert
craftsman. An itinerant footracer, William
Culbuth, alias W. +. Clarke, has been arrested
upon suspicion" II is doubtless the work of the
same fellows who recently plundered the safe at
american Fork