The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-09-29
LOCAL AND OTHER BRIEFS.


PETTY thieves are getting numerous.
DoH'T forget the Peoples party clubs.
FAKE dinner to-day at the Saddle Rock. g
VARIETY OF watersets at Hook & Clawson.
CoALTER & SNELGRoyE, the music dea lers.+
TIE cleanest and best cooked meals at Ben
lanin'S.
EUROPEAN novelties arriving daiy-Little,
Roundy& Co.
A LOT of hot-bed glass for sale cheap at G. F.
Gunner & Bros.
ENROLL yourselves under the banner and fight
the good fight for the people.
To BE happy go to Beck's hot springs to day.
The best hot bath in the world.
EDWARD TEDDY was admitted to citizenship
in the Third district court yesterday.
At Ogden. The new Peery building is soon to
be opened as a Fair by our HooclI q ClaWson
THERE are messages at the Western Union
Office for Harry Comm, Mrs..J R-Frlce ana .. H.
Hope.
WEIIS, FARGO s. COS. shipment yesterday
vast Ore, $500; bullion, SS,375.2i. Total sl3
S'52i.
CONFERENCE VISITORS! Don't go home with
ont n pair of Spencer & hlmbalIS famous 1elt
slippers
THE funeral services of the late Mrs. Millesant
Brooks. will be held at the residence to-day AT
o'clock pm.
pqEY are selling mems shoes at Spencer &
-Eimbalrs for Sl.75 a pair, and they are stylish
and solid, too.
TIE Coop Furniture company manufacture
their own upholstered furniture and 1t Is the
best ana cheapest to buy.
THE funeral services over the remains of the
n C Mary Ann Roberts will be held at the FIT
iaenth ward meeting house at 30 am TO DAY
IF-you try Vistazzo currants at Hardy, Young
< Co.'S you Will use no other. They also carry
Van Saer's lime juice and English potted canned
meats for picnicS, etc.
WILLIAM HURD who for many years acted as
bailin in the Third district court, but who has
engaged in other business for some time past,
was sworn in again yesterday
TIE alarm bell has taken place of the whistle
o our electric cars much TO the satisfaction Of
the general public. The sound OF the pel lencs
much to the metrOpol titan ring OF our city.
JOHNSON, PRATT s. CO., druggists, as Main St
JOHNSON, PRATT u Co, drugglstsi2 Nam ~
JOHNSON, PRATT & CO. druggists, 4S Main ST.
JOHNSON, PRATT & Co, druggists, IS Main st. e
TuB Utah driving park will be opened on
Friday and Saturday next, when an excellent
programme will be presented-trotIlng' IlhIung
ana paccs All races will be governed by the
rules of the National trottlng association.
Entries close October Ord.
BURGLARS entered the residence of James
GIenGenning and took SIS from his pockets and
other valuaBles in the room while the family
were sleeping early YESTERDAY morning. II IS
supposed that the thieves entered the room
through one Of the windows.
JOSEPH CORBETT, Of this city, has invented
what he calls a Perpetual Weaver" The IN
,;trurnent is designed for the use OF calves VINO
raye q leaning towards milk at an age when
they should lie foragng for themselves. II IS an
ingenious affair and 1t IS SAID TO work 10 d
charm.
THE ore and bullion receipts over both roads
r.- fbe week ending yesterday were as follows:
Twenty cars bullion, 5393j4 pounds; one car
conner matte, 2l2 pounds: fifty-elght cars ST.
yer and lead ores, 2GjGlS pc lnds; TOUR cars
conner ore, 1850 pounds; total So cars
3,i7j2i3 pounds.
SERGEANT FITzMAURICE's report Of yester'
day's temperature is as below: Salt Lake Clty'
10; Helena, &c; Fit. Custer 40; Ft Nasnakle'
~: Rawlins, 81. At IL a.m-Sat Lake CITY,
20: Ogden ~: Stockton, 81; Bingham, IOi PARK
CITY "a; Provo, 81; Alta, 81; Clients Ferry 4O'
Huntington, Al; POcatello. 80; Silver Bow, %.
THE personnel of Held's band which will dis
course music at the Territorial Exposition, Is as
follows: John Held, cornet and conductor
George Thomas cOrnet; VIII Case cornet' j.
andrews, cornet: R. barton, cornet; G. w.
clark, SOLO alto; J. H. Smith, alto; A. Poulton,
alto: E. BeeZley, alto; 7. +. Weober, SOLO
trombone: J. Hauerbach, trombone: ~ bre EJS,T
solo euphonium; Joseph Simmons tuba HUI
bert and Bcezley, drums. The above makes d
fun coruet band, something that has never been
heard here before.
THE publication in yesterdays HERALD OF an
extract from the Omaha Republican, the author
shin IF which was attributed to Nat NJ. Brigham,
aroused cousid cradle comment among the
friends and &C luaintances OF that gentleman.
Mr. T. J. MacKnt )sh telegraphed 10 OIla mana IN
reference to the matter and received the follow
ipcreply: "Omaha, Sept. 2S.-To T.. j. Mack
intosh Salt Lake: I am not the author; never
saw the article, and know nothing aDouI IL
have never written or spoken an unkind word
al ont Salt Lake. WIN sift the matter. Nat
M brigham" The many friends of the gentle
man viii read this statement with no little
pleasure, and his denial of the authorship Will
nrovc entirely satisfactory.