The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-03-31
The Theatre, April 9Th, the Time
and Place.
NOTES WHICH ALL SHOULD READ.
Receipts to be Issued Up to April 3-Secure
Your Numbers Now or
Get Left.

I y
set " Tuesday, April 9, at u o'clock,
noon, at the Salt Lake Theatre.
| Since the plan was mooted last fall THE
HERALD has had many active men out in
the field working north, east, south and
west in Utah. Idaho and Wyoming, push
| ing the SEMI-WEEKLY HERALD and the
premium plan. The result is that upwards
of 5000 names have been added to the
| semi-weekly lists, and that paper has
been placed on an independent footing as
the biggest and brightest country paper
issued from any press in the west 1t is
only fair to say that the material changes
and improvements made in the semi as
well as the daily at the beginning of March,
contributed largely to aid the boom.
THE DISTRIBUTION,
a week from next Tuesday, will be placed
in the hands Of the subscribers themselves.
A committee will be named from the audi
ence to superintend everything, and THE
HERALD will give satisfactory evidence of
| the number of receipts which have been
issued and that duplicates of every number
issued are on hand ready to be placed into
the box. The numbers will all be deposited
and one or two blindfOlded children will
have the task of drawing out the numbers
one by one. The first number drawn out
will entitle the holder of the corresponding
numbers to prize number l. the city lot in
| MuScatine subdivision. valued at $500. the
| second drawn number will secure the HOl-
stein bull valued at 500, and so on down
till the l250th number has been drawn out.
Parties drawing prizes will be given ac-
copied 5Orders for the same on firms in
whose possession the premiums now are ::
| they viii be expected to remove them with
! out delay. The HERALD does not agree to
forward any premium except at owner S
expense and risk. While it will not be ne
ceSsary for parties holding numbers to at
| tend the distribution in person, as all num-
| bers are recorded in this office to the par
ties in whose names they were issued-still
it will be more satisfactory if they send
their receipts by some one who viii attend,
with authority to receive any prize their
number may draw.
While THE HERALD will exercise all due
diligence to see that only the owners of re
ccIpts obtain prizes, it will not be reSpon-
slble if, through loss Of numbers. the
wrong parties obtain the prizes. A number
OF losses have already been reported. and
if any others have occurred, we should be
notified at once.
Receipts for the distribution will be issued
uD to the night of Monday, April 5, at 10
O'Clock, in order to give visitors to confer
ence ample opportunity to arrange to Sc
cure their numbers. No receipts will be
issued on the day of the distribution.
3 The full list of the fortunate numbers
with name and address of parties to whom
they were issued, viii appear in the daily
and semi Of April 10.
Sample copies Of the SEMI WEEKLY
HERALD, and full catalogue of the l,250
prizes are sent free to any address.
lie FULL LIST
is too heavy to print this morning, but
herewith are given the first siXty-one
$1,000. The remainder of the premiums
consist of various useful articles, mostly
standard books Of history, picture, travel
biography and poetry, 1,0O0 volumes of
which can now be seen at Dryers new
stand, opposite Z. c. NJ. l.
No. value.
One city lot Muscatine Su5di-
vision (Shiley, Grosheu 81 Co.,
9~one thoroughbred Hoistein '' W
Bull, sire Jacob Wits Bar
dolpn; dam, suade. ............. 200 90
3-One kimbau Organ, to be
seen at D. 0. Calder's Music
Palace ...........:........ 10 90
Heifer, from Hon. F. Arm
strong s herd. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 100 90
5-One Plan for Country Home
and surroundings, by r Klet-
Ilng. aicnlJecU. ............. 100 10
6-One Acre in Rollin p SAKE
& Co.'S Prospect Park Subdi-
vision of Ogden. 50 90
Mower to be seen at Coop.
Wagon & Machine Com
pany'S Salt Lake. 10 90
S-One Gay Cart, to be seen
at Geo. a. loves, Salt Lake
City NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. % 90
q o., l.,
to be seen at Consolidated
Implement Co.'S, Salt Lake. 49,. 30 90
10-One Imperial Sulky Plow,
to be seen at Woolley, Lund
& Judd's, Salt Lake .... so 90
11-One lot Fruit, Shade and
Flowering Trees. ............. 80 90
Bone Sewing Machine, to be
seen at HERALD office. 40 90
Bone Sewing Machine, TO be
seen at HERALD Office. 40 90
Hone Sewing Machine, to be
seen at HERALD Office. ....... 40 90
15-One Sewing Machine, to be
seen at HERALD Office ..... 40 90
16-One Sewing Machine, to be
seen at HERALD Office. .. 40 90
I-One Bedroom Set. to be seen
at Barratt Bros, Salt Lake.. 30 90
1S-One fine New York PROBES
sional Guitar, to be seen at the
music store of Coalter " Snel-
grove, Salt Lake s. 90
19-One double Bed Room Lounge.
to DE seen at p. w. Madsen's,
SaltLalle. ....................... - 90
Ozone lot Ornament d Trees. 80 % !
21-One set Is vOls.) Chambers
Encyclopedia, to b, seen at
Golfers Agency, He iALD build
ing, Salt Lake. ................. 80 90 |
22-One Oliver Chilled Walking
Plow, hand painted, to b. seen at
Coop. w. q M. Co., Sat Lake - % |
23-One Baby Carriage, to be seen
at H. Dinwoodey's, Salt Lake p % |
A-10O pounds Alaroma Coffee, to
seen at the Union Coffee Depot.
HERALD building, Salt Lake.
Henry Tribe, manager. .... p 90 |
25-One Suit Homemade Clothes,
to be seen at Provo Coop Cloth
ing Department ............. p 90
26-One Franklin Faultless Heat
ing Stove, to be seen at p. W.
Madsen & Co.'s, Salt Lake. 49,. % 90
27-One fine steel engraving
framed - subject, ''Consola-
28-One fine steel engraving framed
subject, 1.-The Mothers Joy''.. 20 90
29-One fine steel engraving
framed-subject, Foxes Play