The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-05-12
LOCAL AND OTHER BRIEFS.

-Four ana twenty DlackDlruS Ddheu III ii
pie dish at HoOck * Clawson's.
THE registration officers are working
hard to get their lists full OF Liberals.
THERE is q telegram at the Western
Union Telegraph Office for 5. 4. Gross.
WRBsrER's Unabridged Indexed Diction-
ary $40; latest magazines at Pembroke.
TAKE your dinner at the California res
taurant An elegant bill Of fare to-day.
STILL another bank is to be started in
Salt Lake Colorado and Utah will fur
nish the capital.
The members Of the Mariana orchestra
are requested to meet at the theatre this
afternoon at $3.50
They are selling mems shoes at Spencer
& KimbalIs for Sl75 a pair, and they are
stylish and solid, too.
The marriage license of Ernest A. Trip
to Miss Georgia Katz was yesterday filed
with Probate Clerk Cutler.
TIE ladies' who have observed the prices
of house brushes, say surely they are cheap
enough at Culmer Brothers.
WELLS. FARGO Il Co.'s shipments yester-
day We're: Base bullion, s., 400; fine bars,
$500; ore, $4,000. Total, Sl4,1OO.
SALT LAKE has the prettiest girls and the
prettiest girls say that Hook & ClawSon
have the finest queens and glass ware.
McCoBNIcK & Co. yesterday received:
Haaauer bullion, 81, $50; Queen of Hills ore;
81 400: silver and lead ores, $4,000. Total,
,23O.
The thirteenth quorum of seventies viii
meet Monday evening at I 80 O'Clock III the
Twentieth ward schoolhouse. A full at
tendance IS requested
THE new Utah Central time card will be
found in tO-day'S HERALD. 1t will enable
THE HERALD to be sold on the streets OF
ogden almost as early as in Salt Lake.
MEMBERS Of the ''Elijah,' martha" and
''Elmani' chOruses will meet to-day at /
O'Clock at Stephens hail to practice pieces
Tor the coming young mems conference.
FREE lecture by Prof w S Bell, Of Chi
cago. in the opera house Sunday at pm.
on Liberty aud Morality" Mr.. Bell
comes highly recommended by the press.
THERE are messages at the Western
Union Office for Rev NJ. Y. Lamb, Robert
Cowell, Harry Baker, H. Z. Nesehoff, ..
w. Cromwell, Ed. Blal1ely and Mrs. Bar
row.
TIE ''Spellbinders" and the Royal
Tiger by the Hon. Orlando W. Powers.
Grand concert by the famous Quintette
club, Theatre, Monday evening, May 10.
Admission, soc
OSCAR GRosHELL received orders for
show cases the past week from Anaconda,
Mont, Provo and Ogden. Selling the
cases at One-half usual prices, and giving
tae finest workmanship, has paralyzed com
petition.
The Salt Lake Rowing club take their
new siX-oared barge to Lake Park this
morning, where they viii indulge i'll a little
practice The new boat house, with its
dock and float, will be completed within a
few days-probably by Thursday next.
ARE YOU ''Spellbinder?" II not, go to
the theatre next Monday evening, and
after having your nerves sOOthed by the
sweetest music, listen to the mysterious,
narrowing tale Of the Brotherhood OF
'Spellbindersn and the Royal Tiger
A YOUNG fellow named Jewell was ar
rested on the D. & r. G. train yesterday
by a St. Louis detective, who took him for
an embezzler who is wanted in Missouri.
The young man told a straight story. and
will doubtless be able to prove that he is
the wrong party.
SERGEANT FITzMAURICE's report Of yes
terday's temperature is as below: At a.
m.-Salt Lake city, so; Helena, 81: Fort !
Custer, 46; Fort Washable, A; Boise city, |
So; Winnemucca, 46. At II a.m.-Salt Lake |
city, 60; Ogden "a; Stockton, IS: Bingham, |
go; Park city, So; Provo, g.
.I,,GEs L. CHALMERS, of this city, yester-
.7at-i,,sl1 p cancer removed from his face by |
r e. SppnceI, solely by the use Of medi- !
ines Winch were applied to the affected
mart The cancer was brought to The
Hr5,tID office for exhibition last night and
a ghasCly looking object it was.
rHEY ARE having a bushel Of fun in Og-
Zen with a party by the name OF Jonh-
SON. Salt Lake was entirely too large for
the gentleman from the country towns OF
Colorado. and it now appears that Ogden
fits him rather loosely. He would feel cor
siderably more at home in Gunnison or
Tin Cup.
SHERIFF TURNER was encountered on the
streets yesterday and a vain attempt made
to interview him on his reason for resign
ING the CITY marshalShip of Provo. be re
piled that hehad nothing to say at present,
but admitted that he had a reason, and
said it would be known when the proper
time came.
THE Manti Sentinel has this to say Of
THr HERALD's recent exclusive news OF
the robbery of the Manti postoffice: 1.-THE
SALT LAKE HERALD of Saturday has sen
sational story from Manti about the rob
bing of the mail Those who are in pO-
sition to know say the story is false in the
main, and if the author of it knows so
much of the detail he will be a valuable
witness in the case. True, the pOstOftiCe
was robbed. but the manner in which it
was done and the amount are merely guess
SOS which are wide off the mark. The
Sentinel was informed of the theft but for
prudential reasons was requested to say
nothing about it. We shall probably pub
fish the details next week"