The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-06-30
LOCAL AND OTHER BRIEFS.

In ACeANANAS AeOSA ll4Cd4o Oh VIC DCoI.
UTAH Crystal Palace-Hooc1 & Claw
sons.
THE Fifth ward people go to Syracuse on
Monday.
WE buy only in carload lots; Little,
Roundy g. Co.
THE Peoples primaries will be held to-
morrow evening.
SODA water, ginger ale and claret glass IS
at Hook s. Clawson's.
MCCORMICK & Co. yesterday received
Hanauer bullion, s., 200.
THE hotel Idanha at Soda Springs will
be open for guests on July Sd.
Buhack, the best insect exterminator. at
u. G. NJ. l. drug department.
WELLS, FARGO & Co.'s shipments yester-
day were: Base bullion, $1,000
A DOSE of cholera mixture free with
every purchase at Johnson, Pratt & Co. =
For the complexion, try Garfield Tea,
sample packages free, at L. Q. M. l. drug
department.
Four good store counters and number
of second hand show cases for sale cheap
by Culmer Bros.
THE Utah Central Issues tickets to and
lEbul all SLdllOuS Oh Jllt III anu ALI Ol july
at reduced rates
They are selling mems shoes at Spencer
81 Kimbalrs for $l.15 a pair, and they are
stylish and solid, too.
DELICIOUS for the lake. A bottle of St
Julien (tarD or La Rose dry claret
Pints pc. Johnson, Pratt & Co.
The remains of the late Bishop James
Watson can be viewed from 9 a. m. to 10 a.
m. to-day at the Nineteenth Ward meeting
house.
THE Coop Furniture Co still have some
goods LETT, slightly damaged by their recent
hre, which they are selling at great bar
gains,
GEORGE BOwATER, the young English
man VINO was recently arrested in Evan
stOn, will have a hearing before Commits
sioner Norrel on Monday.
THE stockholders meeting of the lions
Benefit Building Society tomorrow night
will be held at p. m. instead of S p. IN as
advertised, on account of the primaries in
the various precincts.
TIE funeral services of the late Bishop
Watson will be held at the Nineteenth
ward meeting house this morning at 10
o'clock The body will be conveyed to the
meeting house at O'clock
TIE members of the Joint teachers insti-
tUte mad jolly time at Garfield Beach yes
terday, and the residents of Utah and
Weber counties were load i'll their praise
of the hospitality OF their Salt Lake friends.
HERMAN Bush, the youth arrested on the
charge of having stolen Il watch from 4
bath room mt Lake Park, had hearing be-
fore Commissioner NOrreu yesterday. and
WAS held to answer on the charge Of petty
larceny.
SERGEANT FITzMAURIcE's report of yes
terday'S temperature is as below: At & a.
m.-Salt Lake city, IS; Helena, 81; Fort
Custer, %: Fort Washable. 50; Boise
city, "a; Winnefnucca, 30; Rawlins, 70
At II a.m.-Salt Lake city, 50,
The regular monthly meeting of the
board of directors of the Deseret hospital
will be held on Tuesday next, July ,. at
pm, at that institution. a punctual at
tendance Of members IS earnestly re
quested.-E. i. Wells, secretary.
TIE Union Pacific will run an excursion
10 the Yellow Stone Park about August -,
the fare for the round trip will be S42 from
Salt Lake city through the Park and
turn. Particulars viii be given in printed
matter which will be out in few days.
This is too good an opportunity to make 4
cheap trip to the Park for anyone to loose.
OWING to the large number of guests who
will be present at tine Fourth of July cele-
braJi0n and barbecue, the Utah Federated
Trade and Labor Council respectfully asks
.l=a ladies Of this city to donate anything in
rlhe way of provisions. All orders left at
. The Grnccr printing Office will be called for
IL. G. Sleater, J. G.. Dowlin, Lorenzo Cra-
croft, committee
THE HERALD recently published an item
to the effect that Heber and Hyrum Clark
members of the firm of Clark Bros. 6; Co.
Of I,,I hg1l l.,
charge OF cndeayoring to pass counterfeit
money. II now transpires that the couple
named have no connection with the firm of
Clark Bros. * Co. and cur informant
further states that the affair was a trivial
one all the way through.
TIE representative Of Hagey Bros, the
big St Louis wool house, came into The
HERALD Office during the past week and
stated that in his tour through the terri
tory he had found the people everywhere
reading THE HERALD; he had made up his
mind that his house could reach the people
better through our country edition than
through trade journals, and he concluded a
contract for the publication of his wool cir
cnlars twice a month i'll our semi weekly
edition.
THE coming week win be a lively one
throughout the territory in a political
sense, as will be seen by the various calls
published in THE HERALD, with primaries.
conventions, etc. Some of the outlying
districts have already held their conven-
tiOns. At Nephi, on the Goth, J. A Mel
vile, of Fillmore, was nominated for rep
resentative to the legislature from the
Nineteenth district. The following special
dispatch to THE HERALD explains itself:
'.Toquerville, Utah, June 29.-rhe dele
gates of the Twenty-fourth representative
district and Twelfth council district met
here to-day and nominated William T.
Stewart, of Kane county, to the house of
representatives, and Robert c. Lund, of st.
George, Washington county, councillor to
the twenty-ninth legislative assembly OF
Utah"
YESTERDAY Attorney F. b. Stephens
made application to Judge Zane for the re
mOval to the penitentiary Of William Pad
dock, Helry Fisher and William Rooney.
three Of the boys now in the county jail
pending 4 hearing by the grand jury On the
charge of burglary. He presented aIiidayits
from Mrs CorneEa Paddock and Lucy L. |
Fisher, alleging cruel and inhuman treat |
ment. The evidence brought forward went
to show that the boys had been confined IN
the ozark cells with doubtful ventiIa- |
ton, for forty-eight hours at stretch, |
with no bedding and nothing but a hard il on |
tiOOr to sleep on. Judge Zane said that he |
would send the boys back TO the jail, With |
the understanding that they should not be |
punished IL any way, and that their |
mothers should be allowed to see them once |
a day. If il appears at any time that the |
order OF the court IS not compiled with an |
order will be made turning the boys over to |
he custody of the marshal. |