The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-03-10
LOCAL AND OTHER BRIEFS.

FARMERS are blowing up the ground about
the city, and the green begins to show.
AGANG of confidence men reached Salt
"a few evenings ago. They have been
spotted.
The shills and dales will be thronged
with people tO-day-the result Of the excel
lent weather.
T e Godbe-Pitts Drug company is put
Ii g on q new dress. 1t will doubtless be d
handsome one.
McCoaNGcK 81 Co.'S receipts yesterday
were: Hanauer bullion, y, $50; silver ana
lead ores, $1,000.
WooD & Sons, the butchers, have beer
growing in popularity day by day, and have
deserved their success.
They are selling mems shoes at Spencer
K kimball's for Sl.I5 a pair, and they are
stylish and solid, too.
Ma. S. SARNER IS about town in the in
tereSt OF TIE HERALD, and Is authorized TO
contract for advertisements.
THE thirteenth quorum of seventies viii
meet in the Thirteenth ward school house
On Monday evening, March 18th, at T.30
O'clock.
A SAMPLE of tripoH was received at the
chamber of commerce yesterday from Ben
Johnsons mine at Clover creek, ToOele
county.
THE Salt Lake and Garfield Beach boat
clubs are promised rival in the shape OF
the Utah County club which viii be organ
lied soon.
\ DELIVERY wagon of z. c. NJ / was
smashed into kiudling WOOD near the Deaf
Mute institute yesterday. Il was caused
by runaway.
THE Utah Produce exchange is pushing
its claims and q card containing the nams 5
of its officers is being used among the in
teres5ed parties.
MEsSEs. SMILEY x GRosHELL have pu
out sign on their corner TO this effect;
Don't loaf, but advertise free in THE
HERALD and get work. "
Mrs. BRRows, the miIliner, is preparing
60r heavy spring trade and already dis
plays some very choice novelties in tine
hats, b0nnets and trimmings at IS Main. !"
ELDER ARTHUR STAYNER Will deliver a
lee Ire entitled The Tree of Gods Plant
/ e IN the Seventh ward meeting house
next Tuesday evening at 30 O'Clock Ad-
mission free.
MARIA E. JOHNSON, who proudly claims
the distinction Of being an expert shop
litter. was given u siXty-day term by Judge
PIPER yesterday for plying her vocation IL
T. c. briggs store.
THE Saddle Rock has made arrangements
VI ! Mr.. Armour, Of Kansas City, to re
ceiva tw, 2 a week shipmeI is Of beef-lOin
and lbs, 1Ock steaks and swee. bread, and
the hungry populace is after them.
THE marriage certificates of Charles H.
Wheaton to r loda a. Guest, both Of Salt
Lake, and Samuel W, Mosby, Of Butte, to
To Nellie II. AtchisOn, Of Denver, were filed
with Probate Clerk Cutler yesterday.
EVERY DAY, but one, during the past
week THE HERALD has printed more matter
than the Tribune, and on that day The
HERALD had to deprive its readers to az
. commodate the demands of business men.
STEPHENS viii organize a music class for
school teachers and advanced pupils Friday
evening, : 30. Adult classes Wednesday
and Friday, 7:30; Childrens classes Wed
nesday and Friday, p. m. Join at once.
The Salt Lake county teachers held their
usual meeting yesterday superintendent
Stewart said that hereafter no certificate
viii be granted to teacher who cannot
pass an examination in physiology and
hygiene.
A SPECIAL telegram from Des Moines,
Iowa, says: Nathan Bennett. aged ninety
years, died at Atlantic YESTERDAY. He
rived as a drummer to the attacking party
a Nauvoo, Illinois, when the mormon
IL quiet way a rumor was started last
night to the effect that grading had begun
for a road to the lake, and that cars would
carry passengers there in twenty minutes
by the end of May. Who IS behind 1t or
where it goeth, or whether it be wind only
IS not known but it is rumOr, sure.
NIEssRs. KRoUsE and Mcintyre were seen
walking up Main street yesterday carrying
a ham apiece. There were many inquiries
Of who stole de ham, etc, etc, and in
yestigation elected The fact that the gentle
men had accomplished the daring feat on
wager.
ANOTHER buggy lost wheel as it was
being driven across the car track on Second
West between Second and Third North
Streets, yesterday, and two ladies were
tumbled out. That street is in horrible
condition. The City and the Street Car
company should combine at once IL It's
thorough repair.
A MEETING of the OrIh ns' Home and
D y Nursery association will be held at
t . residence of Mrs. L. G. Karrck, 2O7
East Brigham street, Monday, March II, at
3 p. m. 1t is hoped t e ladies who worked
so faithfully for the success of the ball will
be present. The directC rs meeting will be
held at , p. m. the same day and place.
Mrs H. Johnson, secretary.
PROF. j. II. PAUL, OF the DeSefet nj
versity, has announced TO deliver lecture
before the Y. NJ. M. l. A. of the Six
teenth Ward, on Tuesday next, at 7.30
p. N. The lecture is entitled Elements of
Science and in the professors hands will
no doubt prove highly interesting. Numer-
Gus illustrations win be given by the lee |
turer pertain NJ to the subject.
THE children's fancy dress ball given by
the pupils of Miss Almy's dancing class at |
the opera house last evening, was one of |
the most pleasing of all the exhibitions |
managed by this young lady Not less |
than seventy-tive children were on the |
floor and the costumes were elegant in most
cases and appropriate in all. This closes !
the season of miss Almy's labors. an she |
win shortly leave for Butte.
THE HERALD on Sunday morning ap-
peared so thoroughly resulted that even its !
best friends hardly knew it. With the
Eramincrs special service, coupled with the |
associated press report, its Geographic ser
vice could not be better, while for editorial
and local work it surpasses any effort ever
put forth in this city. We congratulate
THE HERALD on its advancement and be-
speak for it that which its merit warrants
"a liberal patronage .-TtnIes.
pTTT nTNG LOTS IN THE CITY