The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-10-06
LOCAL AND OTHER BRIEFS.
-HOoCK g. CLAwSON.
LEAD, $3.50; silver. 90.


TAKE dinner to-day at the Saddle Rock.
CARLOAD stone jars at Little, Roundy & Co.
CoALTER & SNELGRovE, the music dealers.t
VISIT Becl1s Hot Springs to-day, baths 2jc. =
THE cleanest and best cooked meals at Ben
!amin's.
THE woodside has declared dividend No l, o
CSC. share.
co to Johnson. Pratt & Co., As Main street
Ter the best and purest drugs.
WILLIAM WOOD & Sons sausages are the bes
the market. Give them trial.
DENNIS CrIGG and Paul West were run in b!
the police last night for drunkenness.
HoUsEKEEPERs wanting any kind OF house
brushes should visit Culmer Brothers.
j. J. SMELL, of this city, has been commits
stoned a notary public for Salt Lake county.
CONFERENCE vIsrrORsl Don't go home with.
out pair Of Spencer s. Kimbalrs famous felt
slippers.
WELLS. FARGO & Cos. shipment yesterday
was: Bullion SI,22i55; ore, $50, 5000. Total
S27,7S505
MCCORMICK & co. received yesterday;
Hanauer bullion, s., 52j; silver ana lead ores
7j,i00. Total, SI,62j.
ANOTHER match for 500 side was made last
night between Don AngeS and POmp, the race to
take place on Tuesday.
HARDY, YOUNG & Co. are receiving new pack
Of jam and fruit already. This seasons crop Of
new tea has also arrived.
TIRE Coop Furniture company manufacture
their own upholstered furniture and it is the
best and cheapest to buy.
THE marriage license of Thomas Drag and
Miss Katie Kitchens, OF Big Cottonwood, was
filed with the probate clerk yesterday.
TBE Utah Genital train for the south to-day
viii leave 1T 5 o clock instead of $3.50, as usual
fhe tram for the north pulls out ut 5:l4.
THERE are messages at the Western Union
Office for William r. Cowan. L p Cahoon, Mrs.
". II. Hiles Mrs. }. Winter and Bud Jasper.
TIE HERALD counting rooms will be open
III noon to-day for the sale of papers. AL
country patrons viii be furnished free as usual
THE passenger elevator in the Scott-Auer.
bach block carried 5,23T passengers in the Ia 81
week. OF which number l,05i were carried on
Saturday.
BEFORE buying anything call down TO Hoocb
\ -Clawson's and just see the prettiest lot OF
dishes and lamps ever in Salt Lake, 10 West
First South
THE FUNERAL OF William Bircumshaw, VINO
died on Thursday last, aged 80 years and :
months, Will be held in the Eleventh ward sChOO
house today at - O'Clock.
MAJOR C. c. BENNETT, the well-kuown his
1orlan, viii give lecture subject the sand
wien Islands," at the Congregational church
Monday night at 7:30 pm. Admission free.
WILLARD T. JONES Richard p Thomas
Thomas n. Richards Henry Thomas, Christian
Schcnman, Levi Z. Reese, Karl ID. Z. Nordberg
aud Ola J. NordOerg were admitted TO citizen
ship yesterday.
IN The police court yesterday Richard Par
sons, drunken soldier. was fined SIS; / Ander
son a drunk, forfeited So and Charles Richard
son was lined so for treSpaSSing on property OF
the RIO Grande Western.
MATCH game of pool was played at the
Cullen billiard room last night by Gus Engler
ana Lloyd Jeone. the latter making 100 balls TO
the formers 81 The game was for so a side.
Another match IS being talked OF between the
same players.
HON +. S. RICHARDS received q dispatch from
Washington last evening, conveying the lnfOrmd-
zion that Bishop William Maughn, Of Wellsyille,
and Charles Hall, Of Portage, Malad county had
bsel pardOned by the President. Their cases
come under the recent decision in the Nielsen
case.
early yesterday morning, a tipsy individual
was lOunglng against pile Of empty beer kegs
which had been stacked up in front of the Foun-
tain saloon. The upper key was also tipSy and
landed on the top of the light-headed gents
head, knocking HIM into the ditch, whereupon
The entire pile of kegs fell over on him On emery
ing from the ruins he presented a pitiable ap-
gearance with a scraped and bloody face.
THE name of the individual who wrote the
scurTilOus STUFF to the Omaha Republican from
Salt Lake, and which was unjustly ascribed TO
Maj NJ. Brigham, is CreSSy, and he has returned
40 bis native heath, where we trust he will re
main Mr.. Brigham, by the way, felt very much
cUtup that any of his friends here should think
he was capable of returning their hospitality in
such . manner, but he may be assured that the
whole matter is wiped out of our recollection as
Ear as he is concerned. d. C. Dunbar manager
OF the Republican, says CreSsys letter went in
without his knowledge and he regrets its publica-
zion as much as Mr. Brigham does