The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-05-05
LOCAL AND OTHER BRIEFS.
Go to Garfield Beach for dinner
DINE at the California restaurant.


BEDROOM set 50 at Hook & Clawson.
Pucli, Judge, Family Library, Pembroke's.
WELLS, FARGO & Co. shipments yester
day were: base bullion, 81, 800
THERE We're many strangers in the cit.
yesterday taking in the sights.
NEWTON FAIR, of Ogden, has been ap
pointed a notary public for Weber county
SIR ROBERT BBRNETT's Old Tom LondoI
gin. Johnson, Pratt & Co. AZ Main st. (
THERE is a message at the Western I'm
ion Telegraph Office for H. V. Richards.
MCCoRy1cK & Co. received yesterday
Hanauer bullion, s., 100; silver and lead
ores, SIS, 200.
They are selling mems shoes at Spencer
g. Kimbali's for $1.75 pair, and they are
stylish and solid, too.
HANGING lamps from 81 up; parlOr
lamps from 1926 up; piano lamps from 81
up. Hoock & Clawson.
THERE will be a Sunday school review at
the Seventeenth ward meeting house this
evening at $50 o'clock.
TIE Utah and Nevada will run three
trains to Garfield Beach to-day, leaving at
10 a. N > 25 and Ais p. N.
IT is Just twenty-five years ago on Fri
day since Messrs +. AUerbach & Bro. com
menced business in Salt Lake.
THE HERALD compositors INDUCED in the
compliments of Henry Wagner last night
to the extent of eight gallons. Thanks.
THE Utah Central directors meet at
, p. m. t. morrow There is no doubt but
the majority will vote for the cOnsOlida-
ton.
NELs LINDBERG and Nils Lundberg will
have hearing before Commissioner Pierce
on Tuesday on the charge of fOrcible
entry.
THE marriage certificate of Joseph
Shields to Isabella AdamsOn, both of Pleas
ant Green. was filed with Probate Clerk
Cutler yesterday.
j. w. GREENNAN has resigned as deputy
registration officer of the first precinct of
this city, and II. s. McCallum has been ap-
pointed to fill his place.
MIR. S. P TEAsDEL and the employees of
his establishment 90 to RivertOn to-day to
attend the funeral services of Anthony H.
Charles, a former employee of the Eagle
house
PETER G. CHRISTENSEN, Of Mayfeld, San
pete county, and Peter SWensOn, of Cache
county, have been released from the peni-
Tertiary, where they have served terms on
the going charge.
THE officers and teachers of the Sabbath
schools of this stake will hold their regular
meeting on Monday evening next, May 5, at
6:3O o'clock. An excellent programme has
been prepared, part of which, as well as the
singing exercises, viii be furnished by the
Second ward school.
THE Typographical Union will indulge in
a mplimentary excursion over the Salt
Lake & Fort Douglas today and will be
royalty entertained by Henry Wagner at
the mouth of Emigration canon. THE HER
AID boys will be found in the swim.
SERGEANT FITzMAURICE's report of yes
terday's temperature is as below: At a.
m.-Salt Lake city, G2; Helena, -; Fort
Custer, as; Fort Washable, -; Boise city,
A; Winnemucca, 40. At II a.m.-Salt Lake
city, 81; Ogden, 60; Stockton, So Bingham,
So; Park city, So; Provo, sc; Alta, 46.
ELDER CHARLES w. STAYNER will lee
ture this evening in the Eighteenth Ward
chapel on "EXperence-a divine means of
Education" 1t win be the first of a series
OF Sunday night lectures in that ward,
during the summer months. Half past six
IS the hour for commencing. Seats free
and everybody invited.
A MEMBER of the chamber of commerce
said yesterday that he hoped to see the time
when, at the end of each year the chamber
month that had been started by its efforts.
The plan adopted by the chamber of look |
ing into the details of different industries |
so as to be able to give all the information |
necessary to those wishing to locate here in !
any kind of business is a step in the right |
direction.
TO-DAY there will be three trains to Gar |
field Beach, leaving this city at 10 a. m, |
,. = and 4l5 p. m Returning arrive at
LOO. 5.55 and 1.l5 p. IL. The water at the |
beach is said to be in excellent condition |
for bathing. About one thousand people |
have already taken plunge in the briny |
water since the opening of the season. |
Every department is now running in Iull |
blast under home management with the |
ever genial Captain Douris as manager in |
charge.
YESTERDAY the police were informed that |
some bedding had been found in a field |
south of the city. Last evening a couple Of
officers went to the place and found there |
two red quilts, three pillows, with |
cases on, and a new bride with a |
whip attached TO the lines. They found |
hiding place and remained near the place |
until after ! O'Clock this morning, when |
they nabbed a couple of fellows who went |
to bunk on the bedding The articles were |
doubtless stolen, and the owners may get |
them by applying at the city hall.
TIE Daily Morning Chestnut has at last
discovered that the Kyune stone company |
has been incorporated. Notwithstanding |
the fact that p H. Lannan is one of the |
directors, the Prussic acid, circassian |
failed to catch on until he read it in THE |
HERALD. 1t is said that the Chestnut'S man |
ager has since been on the war-path, and |
further that he delivered an Grafton to the |
following effect: Il don't mind 1t bit |
when you fellows are knocked galleywest
on matters that require brain and nerve to |
get them;-as you are every day in the |
week. suffer in silence the taunts of my |
friends on such occasions, but under the |
circumstances, | am inclined to be severe. |
have but this to say: The next time such |
a thing occurs, Prussic acid and whiskers |
will be a drug in the market. Do you |
hear"
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