The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-09-08

NEW milk fruit cookers in earthern ware
cheap at Little, Roundy & Co.
PURE Jersey milk at Jersey dairy, 9l5 West
First North. Daily delivery.
THE troops are expected back from Fort
Robinson, Nebraska, about october l.
HousEKEEPERs wanting any kind of house
brushes should visit Culmer Brothers.
THE Utah Federated Trades council will meet
to-day In the X. of p. hall, Grand Opera house,
at2 pm.
THE photograph war is over aud all the dealers
unite under one banner of raised prices IN tOday's
HERALD.
THEY are selling mems shoes at Spencer s.
EIimballs for $l7j a pair, and they are spyl 81
and solid, too.
WIN. WOOD and Sons, the MARKET Row
butchers, did great business yesterday. Iney
keep the freshest stock"
TIE Coop. Furniture company manufacture
their own upholstered furniture and IL IS toe
best and cheapest to buy.
Mr. BATEMAN, of Heber ]. Grant s. Co., says
there is a rush TO insure horses since the late
fire at Knowlton's stables.
SINCE remodeling the dry goods department
OF Hardy, Young & Co., they have received
large shipment Of fail goods.
tHn dre alarm yerterday was cau3ed by
sm~u blaze at the Daisy lunch house on First
South street. There was no damage.
TIE bids for the excavation for the Capital
Hill reservoir were opened last evening. The
contract will be awarded Monday morning.
ROCK Springs coal has been reduced from
S65 TO s. So The Union Pacific announce that
hereafter they will sell good nut coal at Stso
EVAN G. MORGAN, of st. John and John
Adams OF Tooele, left yesterday on visit TO
their homes in Great Britain after an absence
of thirty five years.
The Rio Grande Western railroad had to re-
turn fares to 45J people at Ogden. for whom they
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Park on Labor Day
NTGHTwATCHMAN THOMAS captured q run
away horse last evening, which had smashed
cart to smithereens. The animal is at Mark
McKimmens'S stables.
ELIAS MORRIS presented the chamber of com
merce with two fine specimens of thing made
from clay coming from City Creek canon, just
above the old Pioneer mill
THERE are messages at the Western Union
ONCE for NJ. j. Mack, w a, Farrah, A. Am
mundson. Broom Manufacturing company and
p. ID. Smith, care Insane Asylum.
IN the case against Bergen DeMott, brought
by North Point Terror Gilmore the defendant
yesterday waived examination and gave bonds
TO await the action of the grand jury.
SERGEANT FITzMUARICE's report of yester-
days temperature is as below: At a. m.
Salt Lake city, 6)-Salt Lake city, 20; Og
den, ~; Stockton, as; Bingham, q; Park City,
90; Provo, &C.; Alta, GO.
The Ladies Relief society of the Salt Lake
stake of Zion will convene in the Fourteenth
Ward assembly hall on Thursday, the l&,h inst,
at 10 O'Clock a m. and pm. a punctull at.end-
ance of all the members is requested All are
invited. O =
ST. MARKS school opens tomorrow, Monday,
at g:I5 am Rowland hail on Wednesday at the
same hour; both with lull stan OF capable
teachers. Miss Hayden's school, which Will be
held as heretofore in the Sunday school rooms
of ST Marks Cathedral, also opens on WedneS-
dsy, at 9:l5. 49,
THE conference of the primary associations OF
Salt Lake stake will be held on Saturday next,
Sept. H. at 10 and II o'clock in the assembly
hall 4 large attendance is desired Officers
are respectfully requested to see that the chill
dren bring their hymn books. ELLEN c. CLAW
son, president.
THE Utah Sugar company is making the pre-
liminary arrangements for the manufacture OF
sugar and syrup rapidly as possible
polariscope and other necessary apparatus for
thoroughly testing the sacCuarine qualities of
Utah beets have been ordered from New York.
and are expected TO arrive in few days.
AN old lady afflicted with blindness, called at
THE HERALD office yesterday and hdinbly
asledif she could obtain the mixture OF elixir
of life left over by Br Benedict after iuoculat-
ing Mr.. Crocker. She was informed that the
elixir was only good for one day and ii had long
since been consigned to the ash barrel.
THE members of the Salt Lake Valley Lodge,
No. II, A. o. U. w, next Thursday evening Will
inaugurate a series of brief literary entertain
ments, under the head Of good of the orde,,"
to be maintained during the coming winter
The objects are mutual improvement and an
awakening of interest and attendance among
the members.
CHARLES ANDREWS was up from Nephi yes
terday. He reports the wool clip as good one.
o little below the average in quantity but above
in quality. About two-third of the clip has been
marketed, and the remainder will soon be sold.
Mr. Andrews says Nephi is booming and every
body doing we'll The wheat crop this year is
hardly up to the average.
THE full proceedings of the Oneida county
court. in the cases of the Mormons charged with
committing perjury in registering and voting
last fall will appear in Tuesday mornings
HERALD. Our correspondent, under date of
Friday, writes that the widest excitement pre-
vailed there at that time. The proceedings are
OF no little interest both here and Idaho.
CHRISTINA CLARK, eighteen years of age,
while bathing in the lake at Hills farm ycster-
day got out where the water was twenty feet deep,
took a cramp and went under twice. Two or
three girls tried to save her but found they were
unable to do so. At this juncture, little Harry
Hill eleven years oil swan to her. She pulled
him under twice, but he lOosened himself,
caught her by the arm and dragged her ashore.
1t took the doctor four hours to revive her.
A MAN OF about forty years giving his name
as Larsen, stepped into Hank Graves saloon
and presenting a check for $3.50 on the Grand
Junction bank asked to have it cashed Mr.
Graves advanced $50 on the check and the man,
who claimed to be from Grand Junction
promised to call the next morning and get the
cleck WnlCn pore LQe signature OF j. mcdonald.
The owner of the check probably forget where
he left it, at any rate he has not been seen since
ANOTHER meeting of the Peoples municipal
convention was held in the city hall last night
On the assembly being called to order Louis
HOoS.k was admitted to a seat in the convention
and James Sharp and LIE Grande Young were
added 20 the committee on platform, after which
the convention went into executive session and
discussed at length the points to be Incorporated
in the platform. On reassembiing the meeting
adjourned TO next Thursday evening, when it is
expected that the committee will be readyte re
port platform for discussion.
DANIEL SMITH, the genial and efficient secre-
tary of CigarmakerS' union III Salt Lake CITY,
has Just departed for the east as delegate 10
abe eighteenth session of Cigarmakers Inter
national union convention, which will be the
zlost important held for years. it being expected
that this convention will order the blue label
copyrighted for better protection against Chi
nese and filthy tenement house cigars The
convention will be composed of about two hun
dred delegates, representing 5000 cigarmakers
throughout the United States and Canada.
ABOUT five weeks ago the Enterprise received
notice from a large publishing house in Utah
CSalt Lake, is the same thing,l that it would be
prepa Ell t. furnish Idaho papers with the Idaho
constitution in supplemental form in q few
DAYS We promptly ordered several hundred
COPIES for distribution to our subscribers. Last
Sunday we received very pathetic note from
the same est IbllShment, stating that the pub
fishing house aforesaid was so sick that it could
NOT prfnt the constitution as proposed. Now we
sander what it costs 10 bring about such an
-enidemic-Malad Enterprise.
For thirty days 1 will sell an excellent
article of pure home made lard of the first
quality, at 10 cents per pound in three, five
and ten pounds buckets. 81 z FIRST South