The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-12-22
LOCAL AND OTHER BRIEFS.

HUNDREDS Of people visited Hoock & Claw
sons yesterday.
DON'T buy your furniture before going to the
Coop Furniture Co.
NAN fell down on the sidewalk last night
and broke his arm.
F. E. HARDING has been confirmed as post
master at Park City.
DUNFoRD's boot and shoe store will be closed
until p. m. tomorrow
TABLE raisins, SIEVE crown figs and Persian
dates at Hardy, Young Co.
THERE is a message at the Western Union
telegraph Office for h. Beuse.
ADVERTISING pays. Our increasing of sales
show it. Little, Roundy & Co.
S.P TEAsDEL's store will be closed on Mon
day, the 25rd, until o'clock pm.
THE Peoples Equitable Coop. will be closed
on Monday the 23d inst, until pm.
JUSTICE PIPER in the police court yesterday,
fined HenryOland $40 for petit larceny.
WELLS. FARGO & Cos. shipments yesterday
we're: Bullion, 81, 1924; ore S7,SOOO
HENRY DINwooDEY will remain closed next
Monday until o'clock in the afternoon
CHRISTMAS candies in one, two and five pound
boxes in great variety at G. F. Culmer q Bros.
TAXPAYERS of the Nineteenth school district
will find notice of a meeting in another column.
MARTIN SCHMIDT is selling overcoats at cost
previous TO his removal to the Progress build
ing.
MCCORMICK s. Co. received yesterday,
Hanauer bullion, a, 100; silver ores, $500.
Total, $3.50
NOTWITHSTANDING that Ogden is under Lib
eral rule, the mud is just as thin-or thlck-as
in Salt Lake.
FRANK TATE and Minnie L. Winberg, of the
city, have filed marriage certificate with the
county clerk.
THE boys of the Fire department have had
an elegant photograph taken OF themselves in
full uniform.
BEST Christmas present is world Type
writer" SIS. Geo. d. Alder, agent; No. Hooper
IS Eldredge block.
LOST at Theatre Friday night, bunch OF
KEYS. Leave at Union National bank and re-
0eiye reward OF 81.
&C. NJ L has issued some elegant holiday
calendars for 1890 and THE HERALD acknow-
lodges receipt OF sample,
WILLIAM WOOD & SONS, the Market Row
butchers have had busy week. Cause-fresh
stock and prompt delivery.
TIE Evening Social club will give a series of
2wo parties in the Grand opera house Christ
nas md New Years nights
A FEW of the teachers Of Salt Lake comfy
met Saturday morning. The only business
transacted was to take an adjournment for two
weeks.
TOMORROW will witness a great rush for
Christmas presents. Don't fail to see the ele-
giant line at johnson, Pratt i Cos before pur
chasing.
PATENT leather, alligator SEAL imported
plush, undress kid, and many other slippers
made up in endless styles and prices at Spencer
& Kimball's.
THE dinner tables of many happy Christmas
families will be likely to miss the juicy gobbler
this season, as turkeys are very scarce fowls on
The market this year.
THE spectacle of the Salvation army singing
ssPull for the Shore on the sidewalks, while the
streets were running liquid has had a decided
significance during the week
SEVERAL advertisements were crowded out
of THE CHRISTMAS HERALD owing to the delay
in reaching the office. Many large advertise
ments had TO be refused for the issue at the last
moment.
GEORGE NJ. SCOTT will be the Liberal nomi-
nee for mayor. That is not even questioned on
the streets any longer. We give this Tip" free
10 the Lbs, their own journal being strangely
silent on the subject.
YOUNG Liberal was inveighing bitterly
against the streets yesterday to Judge Hank
ness The Judges cheerful reply, If we don't
tave this now, well have a desert year, my
friend,'' sent him of in reflective mood.
THE ore and bullion shipments over both
roads, in pounds, for the week ending Saturday
were as follows: 10 bullion, sos, S33 pounds;
q cars lead, 81 go pounds; IS cars silver and
lead ores {, l07, i'll pounds Total, 81 cars, 2,7lO
AZ pounds.
JUDGE ANDERSON says that he does not think
court will be removed from Beaver to Milford,
owing to the fine facilities in the former settle
ment. A short sitting sometime about the 6tn
or 9TH OF January may be held at Milford, simply
for the drawing of jurors.
INVITATIONS are out for a New Years ball to
be given at the Twentieth ward hall. A child
ren's ball will be given in the afternoon, begin
ming at 2 o'clock, 10 which poor children Will be
admitted free. The party promises 10 De q most
pleasant and enjoyable affair.
A GENTLEMAN with four ladies in his vehicle,
while endeavoring last night to cross the electric
street car track, broke wheel of the carriage
He feels that some steps should be taken by the
CITY to have suitable crossings laid over the
Lramway tracks of the road crossings
Il S. WELLS, J. D. Lyon and Q. F. Whitney
appeared before CO m missioner Pratt ana gave
bonds for their a1ped. ance In the tlfth district
court on tuesday 70 plead to the charge OF con,
spiracy, on tIo Indictment found by the grand
Jury 10 connection with the Hydraulic Canal
company.
THERE was a row in the Elk saloon, opposite
she theatre. last night, III which Ollie Bess stuck
bad looking head On Nike Conner. They were
both placed III Il for their angry spirits 10
settle down a nItle when they Will nave
cnance TO make matters straight IN the ponce
court.
THE children had happy time in the matinee
at the theatre yesterday afternoon. The jovial
crowd assembled was composed OF young pee
pie of no very tender age and all seemed TO
glnOw- well how to trip the figures OF the ball
room. Olsen's band was in attendance and H.
Van Dam was prompter.
SERGEANT FITZMAURICE's report of yester-
GAY temperature Is as IOuONS-odII LAKE, CITY,
%: Helena, l2; Fort Custer, g; Fort Washakee,
l2: RaWlins, g. At II am.-Salt Lake city, ~;
Ogden %; Stockton, %: Bingham, IS; Park city,
u; Provo, IS; Alta. Is; Glenn Ferry, 80; Hunt
Ington 30; Pocatello, 30; Silver Bow, Is.
JUDGE BARTCH has returned from his visit to
Denver and yesterday transacted a little bust
ness In pcOOaJe matters. Estate of David
Weaver: order was made appointing Walter
Murphy, G. III B5ardSley and j. w. Judd ap-
praisers. Guardianship OF John Mccullough;
q 90 bond OF Robert Morris was approved
'THB congealing OF the seas of mud on Friday
night caused mach trouble TO the street car
COMPANY Tne mud which had covered the track
Wa, frozen 10 the rails ard had TO be picked of
before the cars could run. The electric car line
was an hour late in starting, and 1t was noon
before the mule lines were working satisfac
To- lily.
THE poor chlldren's dinner, concerning which
a good deal has been announced, will be given by
1he generous ladies OF the Aid society at the
SAT- Lake theatre next Friday at 1850. The
idea is TO accommodate &c. go to sit down at
1879 and2c AZ 2:.i0. Every child applying has
been given ticket, on which is designated the
hour they are TO be on hand. Further donations
Cor the dinner should be forwarded to Moore,
Allen g. Co.
ait IS to be hoped that all business places
conducted or controlled by members of the
church will be closed on the 23rd inst, so that
persons employed there may be free to fast and
sDray and attend the meetings that will be con-
vened. This is an important matter, and the
results that VIII surely accrue Will be of vastly
more value than gold and silver and any ma
terial interests that may be involved" Owing
to the above expressed wish Of the leaders OF
the Mormon church ii is understood that many
OF the leading business houses of the city will
ne closed next Monday. Some, however, will
be open late in the afternoon, among which is
n C. NJ l. which opens at 5 o'clock nm The