The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-10-05
LOCAL AND OTHER BRIEFS.

CoAETER & SNELGRovE, the music dealers.F
VISIT Beck's Hot Springs to-day, baths 25c.
THE Provo Enquirer will be made daily on
the list Of November
WELLS, FARGO 81 COS. shipment yesterday
was: Bullion, $1,000.
HANGING lamps for 49, and they are pretty
ana good, at Hoocl & Clawson's
SIMON STEVENS, Joseph Hasler and Frederick
.. Keller, were admitted TO citizenship yeSter-
day.
THE Union Pacific trains from the east were
all late yesterday owing to an accident at Chey-
enne.
W. G. SWANSON, of White Rocks, Uintah
county. was commissioned notary public yes
terday.
AT Is West, First South call and see our fine
stock OF dishes; bring your friends ut HoOck 81
ClawsOn's.
Our line of over shoes and rubbers is complete.
Latest novelties in fine footwear just received.
Spencer Kimball.
THE genuine enamel mixed paint has Culmer
Bros name on label. 1t is warranted durable,
rs cheapest and best.
McCoRNICK & Co. received yesterday
Ranauer bullion, $3.50; silver ana lead ores,
$1,000. Total, $3.50.
Two diplomas awarded Spencer & Kimball
for best custom work and display of boots and
shoes. Don't fail 10 inspect our goods.
KS CARRIAGE paint is very beautiful, war
ranted durable only ono coat required, no var
nish necessary.-Sold only by Gunner Bros 3
IN the race which is to take place to-day
between Don Angus and Pomp, pools sold at the
Cullen last night ten to seven in favor of the
former.
REMEMBER that johnson, Pratt & Company. IS
Main street. keep eCerythiBg in the line of drug
gists' goods. They want your trade, and will
treat you well.
A sTRBET car collision occurred at the switch
Il Il fQiT In # mir in
which the tongue on one Of the cars was shat
tered TO splinters.
RICHARD BRIBNToN, an old-time resident of
the Sixth ward died last evening NJ o'clock, Of
general debility. He was aged "a The funeral
notice will appear tomorrow.
THERE will be a bee-keepers' meeting of the
Territorial Bee-lleeperS association OF tab on
Tuesday the 9th inst, at the historians office.
A cordial invitation is extended to all bee
keepers Edward Stevens, secretary.
AS at all fairs a great many amusing incidents
occur and our fair Is no exception. From the
way in which the people looked at the sign over
the main entrance, they must have thought
HoOck & ClaWson were managers OF the fair. =
THE general meeting of the Deseret Sunday
School union will be held in the large taberna-
Gle on Sunday evening Octuber6, at Z: 80 O'clock.
All who feel interested in our Sunday schools
are cordially invited TO attend. George @ Can
non, general superintendent
THE scadolding was taken down from the
Culmcr block yesterday, and revealed one of the
most handsome structures in the city. The ele-
vator was also being put in yesterday. II is
made Of oak has carved panels and brass trim
mings, and Is vey handsome piece of work
manship in every particular.
SERGEANT FIrzMAURICE's report Of yester
days temperature is as below: Salt Lake City,
Sc; Helena, 4G; Ft. Custer, 80; TT. Washable,
~; Rawlins, &c. At II s.m-Salt Lake city,
20; Ogden, %; Stockton, -; Bingham, "a; Park
City. 03; Provo, Go; Alta, a. Glen's Ferry. s.
Huntington, 30; POcatello. 40; Silver Bow, 30.
THE people of the Tenth ward complain Of
the insufficient sprinlling around the exposition
square, and they say the immense amount of
travel there renders life almost uncomfortable
from the clouds Of dust. The Tenth warders
claim the values of the neighborhood are depre-
ciated by the Cow sheds which adOrn the
sides Of the fair block.
A SPECIAL telegram to THE HERALD from
Brigham city, announces the arrest of L. X.
Chase and Miss Lille Davidson, of Corinne, yes
terday on the charge of fOrnicaUion. A hearing
is being held before Justice Ensign. Constable
Quinlin and Mrs. Davidson, mother of the lat
ter defendant have been examined and the
present indications are that strong case will be
% ade.
RECEIvER DYER is still having trouble with
his sheep. II was thought a few days ago that
he had succeeded in leasing the remaining
1900 Now, however IL is discovered that the
parties who were DESTROYS of getting them have
refused TO take the muttOns unless they are
made safe, in case the law under which they
we're taken is pronounced unconstitutional by
the supreme court.
WILL 0. JONES, city and associate editor OF
the Nebraska state Journal has been in the city
during the past few days, presumably to make a
scienth examination of the underground pas
sage through which those fish with stingS in
them Travelled from the Great Salt Lake to
Lincoln, Nebraska. and emerged from the salt
artesian well in that city on April {. II Is said
that he has been angling in the lake for hours
with the nope OF ensnarng one or the nnny trine
rs q trophy. But, alas, for human anticipation
WE would recommend persons attending
the fair and conference to call at Gard
ner's, the Clothier, at l41 Main street, and
;nc-ao+ his we'll solicited stock Of fall and