The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-05-01
LOCAL AND OTHER BRIEFS.

THE California restaurant is the boss.
JON Stephens singing classes this week
THERE wiz be q Mauritania rehearsal at
Calder's hall this evening.
Do you wear narrow width shoes, the
only 1uG assortment is at Spencer u him-
balls.
Two hundred childrenmay join Stephens
classes to-day, tomorrow and Friday at +
O'clock.
OUR country friends visiting town on
Saturdays should see those fine paint and
cheap Whitewash brushes at Culmer Bros.
Two sports were trying to drive down
Main street last night in a cart, but the
horse started 80 back and men, horse and
cart were turned over in the ditch. Tie
police ran them in and they lauguish IN the
cooler for repairs.
Two boys broke into Pembroke's store
Yesterday evening, through the rear win
dow, and purlOined about - from Rle cash
register. They were seen leaving the
building and the police were al once put
GA the track
WHILE playing with lawn mower yes
terday, little son Of George SnelgrOye, Of
the Ninth ward, had one Of his fingers cut
on, it being LETT in the machine. IL IS
thought that, with prompt treatment, me
disjoluted digit can be maGe 70 grow IA its
cid place again.
THB Tribune paralized It's readers with its
usual enterprise yesterday. As usual, 1t
was forty-eight hours behind TUE HERALD.
The inauguration matter published by the
sheet must have been greeted with the cry
OF chestnut from all who saw II. Or
course no one read it.
MIR. WILLARD SPEN,ER, the gentleman!y
author and proprietor of the Little Iy-
coon which opens at the theatre this
evening, was an interested listener at the
performance of the Home Dramatic club
yesterday: he mad seen The World many
times done by professionals, but ne re
manned an interested auditor to the close,
ana was warm in his praises 70 the amateur
company.
TIM management Of the theatre had
tussle TO preserve popular prices Tor the
Little Lord Fauntleroy''S engagement.
The company IS one Of the foremost in the
country, and it has Just concluded four
weeks season in San Francisco in which it
drew S35,0O0-Over $1,000 a night One
dollar and fifty cents has been the price
everywhere and Salt Lake will be the first
city in which the rate will be made 81.
The Union Pacific has gotten out a fresh
lot OF printed matter for this summers
IidNtl. bCSliGS JiltL cLcs-duG WI n NeiALCS
Western Resorts with its illuminated
cover and fine Illustrations inside, and its
wonderful story of the building OF the
Pacific roads, it has now issued i've
folders. one on Utah Sights and Scenes, y
one each on Oregon, Washington Terri
tory and Alaska" Colorado" ''CaIifor-
MIA and ''IdahO and Montana" They are
al tirst-Class.
YESTERDAYS Tribune contained a feeble
fling at THE HERALD for the omission OF
some trivial Associated press dispatch.
Reluctantly we are forced to reply with
our old acknowledges. Take last Sun
days issue of both papers. Total inches Of
reading matter printed in the Tribune,
SlllB Total inches of reading matter
printed by The HERALD 1898. As for ad-
Vertisements. the figures are even more
appalling-for the Tribune That sheet
printed less than 700 inches of business
announcements; THE HERALD's total ran
over 1850, a trife more than double that Of
the daily. DiStdnced. Next!