The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-05-26
LOCAL AND OTHER BRIEFS.

GET wedding ana DlrGnday presents at
Little, Roundy & Company's.
THERE is a message at the Western Union
telegraph office for p. A. Leonard.
Phil BEsT's Milwaukee beer on draught,
at the Cliff House bar-5c. glass.
JOHNSON, PRATT & COMPANY are taking
the lead of all the new drug stores.
WELLS, FARGO & Co.'s shipments yester-
day were: Base bullion, SIS, 400.
The Saddle Rock, reftted and renewed,
IS the only first class restaurant in town.
You can make up your own assortment
of dinner and tea sets at Little, Roundy &
COmpany's
MEMBERS of the Eighteenth ward choir
are requested to meet at the chapel this
morning at 80.
They are selling mems shoes at Spencer
" Kimball's for Sl.75 a pair, and they are
stylish and solid, too.
THE marriage license of Henry Leg
groan to Ester Jane James, (both colored)
was fled with Probate Clerk Cutler yester-
day.
THE Coop Furniture Co. still have some
goods left, slightly damaged by their recent
fire, which they are selling at great bar
gains.
NIcCoRNICK & Co. yesterday received
Hanauer bullion, $3.50: crescent ore,
$3.50; silver and lead ores, $4,000; total
81, 900,
JOSEPH CARLISLE, of Mill Creek, who
has served a term in the penitentiary for
unlawful cohabitatiOn, was released yes
terday.
WIN. WooD & SoNs. butchers on Market
row, say their business doomed yesterday.
They keep the freshest and tenderest of
meats at all times.
THE tract of land owned By the Union
Pacific in Ogden, and on which it was sup
posed that company designed to erect eS-
teusive buildings, is to be sold on Monday
for S34, 900.
The Salt Lake & Fort Douglas people
say that the adverse verdict in their case
amounts to q victory, as they had once of
fered to compromise for Sl,5OO-s3O0 more
than the amount of the verdict.
The Bank of Salt Lake announces this
morning that has S1,000,0O0 to loan
ON satisfactory security Mr.. Bacon, the
cashier, says money can be had in any
quantity if the collateral is suitable.
COMPLAINT is made that Third West
street, between Fifth and Sixth North, has
been fenced by private parties and Is being
used as a COW pasture. Whose duty is IL to
see that the street is kept open to the
public!
MANY of the small stores in the different
wards have the bad habit of standing their
delivery wagons on the sidewalks, some
even feeding their horses there, and com
pelling pedestrians to go out into the street
to pass them. 1t is against the city ordi-
nances and should be stopped.
A TEAM hitched to a wagon containing a
lady and six children ran away on Fourth
East and Brigham streets yesterday. The
vehicle tipped over and was smashed to
smithereens. None of the children were
hurt, but the lady, a Mrs. Wilson of Mil
Creek, sustained severe internal injuries.
SERGEANT FITzMAURICE's report of yes
terday's temperature is as below: At a.
m.-Salt Lake city, "a; Helena, 60; Fort
Custer, 50; Fort Washable. 40; Boise city,
81; Winuemucca, 81: Rawlins, a. At II
am.-Salt Lake city, "A; Ogden, "A; Stock
ton, -; Bingham "A; Park city, 81; Provo,
50; Alta, IS.
PEOPLE residing in the neighborhood Of
Third North and Third West streets are
wondering what is the matter with load of
gravel left in the road six weeks ago, that
the supervisor is afraid TO have it spread.
Gravel for the streets IN that quarter OF
- city is not objected to- but the residents
-,,Jr Id like 10 see the road material scat
tered
THERE was another big rush for NATURAL
,ation papers yesterday, and the following
emile came under the wings of the
American eagle: Rudolph w. SCHNEIDER,
Charles Feveryear, John Jones' S. w. r.
Brown, T. A. Fish, Ola Gothic, Benjamin
n. HolIingworth. Christian j. Larsen,
Ntals Miklleson, John NJ. Hatheson, John
Langenbecher.
The prospect of a lively amusement sea
son in Salt Lake has brought out another
band Held and JOhnSOn'S silver band was
organized yesterday with the following
members: Joseph Johnson, conductor;
John Held, manager; 7. Robert, Joseph
Simmons, w. A. Clark, treasurer; II.
Brewer, Charles Olsen, George Thomas,
H Hubert, T. Beezley and W. Williams.
By special request, Thomas G. Sherman,
Esq, of New York, will lecture IN the Con
gregational church tomorrow evening at
o'clock. Subject, The single tax, or tue
lust distribution of wealth secured by the
concentration of all taxes upon the rent OF
land" Questions by the audience are in
vited The topic is one of great interest to
all classes, and an interesting time is
anticipated.
THE first annual banquet of the Elks club
was given at the Continental hotel last
night A good representation Of the order
was present, and as the Elks know how to
enjoy themselves, a right royal time was the
result. An elegant spread had been pre-
pared for the guests and lengthy pro-
gramme of toasts arranged, with Robert j.
Hilton as POSTMASTER. 1t was the wee
sma' hours before the guests departed.
CHIEF JUSTICE SANFORD was seen by a
HERALD reporter last evening and asked
whether or not he had any intimatlcn be-
IRELAND OF the appointment OF his success
sor. The judge replied that he had nothing
whatever to say TO the public on this sub
iect at present. When asked what eff oct
the change would have upon business now
before the Supreme court, he said he did
not know, but he presumed the present
court would have chance to finish up its
business.
IT is a shame that there is no shorter
route by which letters can come from st.
George and intermediate towns and cities
to Richfield and other cities and towns in
Sewer county than to go such round
about way as they do. Instead of com
ing from Beaver to Richfeld in one day, it
takes a letter five days to reach here. It
would be well for the people in this county,
and also Beaver, Iron and Washington
counties to get up petition TO the authori
ties in Washington, and see if we cannot
get a post route established direct between
this CITY and Beaver, or at least between
Beaver and Joseph. 1t would only be Z
decent days drive.-AdUOedte.
S25 REWARD.
The above reward will be paid by the
Utah g. Nevada railway company for any
information leading to the arrest of the
party or parties who have posted Lake
Park advertisingim over the posters Of
the above railway company.