The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-03-24
LOCAL AND OTHER BRIEFS.

and solid. too.
TN drug pariors of the Crismon-Scarr com
pany on First South street, VIII be opened on
Tuesday next.
McCoRNIoK & Cos receipts yesterday ll, We're;
Hanauer bullion, $500; silver ana Ieau ores
~. 100. Total $500.
JUDGE FULLER married Harry Heaton and
Miss Alice Brown Taylor at the residence Oh tAe
brides mother on Thursday night.
THE district court has adjourned until
wednesday, when Judge Anderson will occupy
the bench. Judge Sanford has gone east.
INQUIRIES and transactions in real estate were
iivlier during the past week than they nave Deen
in any seven days during the present year.
MRS BuRRows is doing a fine business in
sDrinp millinery HerstOre IS crowded with new
goods OF the most popular styles, Tor ladies' ana
children.
rITHE dry goods windows of 2. c. NJ. I. attracted
a great deal of attention yesterday: Their eie
vant new dressing is in keeping with the style OF
that great institution.
THE funeral services over the remains of Dan
ME the swear old son OF Mr. JOB Reading Will
be held at the residence OF the parents IL Muir
ray 10 day, at 3 o'clock
Barnes Lewis & company, are among the
many who are making extensive improvements
Theirs will take the shape Of additional ware
house and cellar rooms.
IT Will be seen by our dispatches this morning
that George f. Whitney, OF Oakland, California,
a broth er-IE-laW OF CnleI JuSllce REID, IS Il CAL
didate fOr the governorshlp OF Utah.
THE first hanson cab made its appearance on
the streets yesterday. II was brought mere by
Studebalzer Bros, and sold with an English har
ness TO Mr. Palmer. 1t is one OF the metropolitan
signs Of the times.
i'm. DUNNING, Of Beaver, was released from
the Depitentiary Yesterday where he served Il
Term for unlawful cOhabitatiOn. He was re
arrested however, on the charge Of adultery. He
gave ponds at Beaver and was al liberty last
evening.
A LADY in the Twelfth Ward with hand
some residence 20 rent says she has been trying
all winterto get a tenant through rental agencies
without success. She inserted an advertisement
in last Tuesdays HERALD and had three ap-
plicants the first day.
Pc THE handsome printing exhibited about town
by Harry Kernel, whose SpeclaltieS, VIII be pre-
scented at the Theatre on Tuesday and Wednes
day evenings, attracts much attention, and Is
Whetting the appetites Of the amusement public
for the rare treat that is promised.
DAVID JAMES goes east on Monday, and will
visit the principal business centres in the inter
ests OF our sewerage system. He will look int
the question OF what is the cheapest and best
pipe tor the service, and probably close . con
tract for Salt Lake before he returns.
SERGEANT FITzMAURICE's report Of ester
day'S temperature is as below At am Salt
Lake Clby, 3S; Helena, 81; Fort Washable, y;
Boisa CITY, As; Winnemucca, 30; RawlinS, IL.
At II a.m.-Salt Lake City 50; Ogden. 66; Stock
Alta, %.
QUITE an exciting game OF Rugby football was
pIaye IN washington park between the All
aailovs College club and select team from
the civ. resulting in a victory for the former,
the Sc 1re standing to 0. The college boys say
they are willing to meet any team in the city in
a friendly contest either Rugby or association
rales. They are modestly ambitious to clean
out everything in the amateur football line II
Sat L Ike city
GRANT BROTHERS company have arranged for
3. sreeial train over the Utah & Nevada railway
Ia carry the Raymond excursion party out TO
Garfield beach The train leaves the depot at
iOam AMI returns at l2SO. From present In
dications the resort will be opened on or near
Anril / s'Of course" said Mr.. FentOn yester-
day, we don't expect many Dathers by lnai
time but the city Will be ull OF tourists VINO WIZ
be anxious to see the elSnln WOnueT VI Lue "oI-u
Garfield beach.
THE Harry KerneT's speciality company comes
h ralded as the greatest collection Of variety ar
/ SITS ever seen in one company. Inc people VINO
make up the company have been found IN three
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Australia ana america,
ana il is said to be hard TO tell which continent
has the best of it. An exchange, In speaking OF
the show says: Every artist Is phenomenon,
and every act surprise. one could witness Lhe
faats of every other variety performer in the
profession and then be dumfounded at the an
tics Of -.e nell, rios
Rumors to the effect that the StuleOaIer
Brothers were going to sell out their establish
stead Of selling out they are going to branch
out" is the way an emplOye Of the house eX-
pressed il Yesterday Mr.. Peter StudeDaker.
who has been in this city for some weeks, made
arrangements to lease the WoOley, Lund & Judd
corner, of which they will take possession on
the 18th OF April. The place will be used as
sort of branch house and yards to the main es-
adjustment in this city. The StuueDakerS
heads arc too long TO permit OF their considering
for 4 moment the idea Of abandoning their field
in Utah.
FOLLOWING is a list of properties sold recently
by Taylor Bros. & Give: All Of lots and =,
block ~ plat C, l. D. Spaulding Of Denver to
John II. Linck; consideration $1,000 Lots and
L. and part OF lots and Z, block a. plat c,
Joseph William Taylor to J. H. Give: $3.50.
Fifty by one hundred and seventy i've leet OF lot
g. block Go, plat a. Mr.. Wheeler to W. /. Price:
consideration. S2.3j07O. All Of lot 3, block 20.
plat A. L. Armstrong and A. W. McCune TO W.
s. Crisu On; $4,000. Loofbourrow tract of 10
azores on Tenth West to J. H. Give; considera-
ton $1,000. All OF block lO2. plat C.: b. 5. Young
20 j. a Give; consideration. 5000 Thirty
three by 24T& feet Of lot Z, block 90, plat !, J.
y. Lincll 10 w. S. CrsmOn; Si,2DO. Thirty-seYen
and Ona-siXteenth by 1865 feet Of lot 3 block 50,
plat 4, James Jennings to y. w. Ca ton; $500.
All OF lots and g. block %, plat c. A. Wood
run to John H Linck; 9l,ODD. All OF lot 10, block
II, plat Of five acre survey; Mrs. Cam to W.
a Wisemau; So 500. East = Of lot 6. block II,
five-acre plat A; Mrs. Gain to Mr.. Sheppard;
$500.
THE teachers OF Salt Lake county met yester-
SAID he would like 10 know if some law could not
be formulated by the teachers (and pres6 nted to
the next legislature) whereby our system Of
marking the attendance Of pupils could be done
in such 4 manner as to give a more correct idea
OF the per cent. attendance Of the pupils. Ac-
cOrding to our present method pupil that at
tends for one week may stop, and for the balance
OF the term he must be marked absent, instead
OF Withdrawn This brings the per cent of at
tendance below what it really is. Another
thing Why cannot some uniform system of pro
motion be adopted in city schools. When
pupil leaves one school and starts attending an
other, there Is always confusion among the
classes as things now stand. The published
programme was then carried out. A number OF
interesting questions were discussed from the
question box. Superintendent Stewart said
there was move towards the consolidation of
number OF the city districts. with a view TO
having graded schools. The teachers should en-
courage II. All who are interested in education
are at liberty to join the teachers institute The
meeting adjourned for three weeks.
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