The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-09-15
LOCAL AND OTHER BRIEFS.
SALT LAKE, what about hotel ?


HOoCK & CLAwsoN, fine china and glassware
The cleanest and best cooked meals at ten
iamin's.
WELLS, FARGO & Cos. shipments yesterday
we're: Bullion, IS, 100.
ONE OF our specialties is stand and hanging
lamps. Little, Roundy & Co.
THE Garfield Beach Boat club are talking Of
having another race before snow Ties
HoUsEKEEPERs wanting any kind of house
brushes should visit Culner Brothers.
YESTERDAY was a great day for the stove
dealers who have their advertisements in THE
HERALD.
MCCORMICK & co. received yesterday: Silver
and lead ores, $500; Hanauer bullion, 1871
Total, Sl2,5SO.
THEY are selling mems shoes at Spencer s.
Kimball'S for Sl.7J pair, and they are stylish
and solid. too
THE electric cars continue to do big bust
ness All are now In excellent order and run
until IL midnight.
JOHN W. LAWRENCE, JOS Geohegan, Patrick
McAllister and Nils Hansen were admitted to
citizenship yesterday.
THE Coop. Furniture company manufacture
their own upholstered furniture and 1t Is the
best and cheapest to buy.
TIE shoe department OF Hardy, Young & Co.
has Just been replenished with large shipment
OF boys and girls school shoes.
THE Utah Stove and Hardware company ex
pect TO be on the ground floor of their massive
building towards the end Of this month.
THERE ARE messages at the Western Union
Telegraph Office for Mrs. j. Fordyce, ID. h. G..
Peterson, II. G. Grassland and Rodney Brown.
THE municipal convention meets again TO
morrow evening" when the discussion OF the plat
form now under consideration viii be resumed
Err J. H. BRoUGH and Miss Leona Cloves
we're married at the residence OF the brides
mother last evening Judge Piper performing
the ceremony.
Mr.. FRED A SLADE and Miss Lillian Taylor
we're married on Thursday last The many
friends OF the young couple are busy with their
congratulations.
TOMMY TEAPOT created tempest in a tea
pot while the officers were attempting TO take
him to the Jail last night for being under the
influence OF the spirits.
MR. AND MRS. W. L. PRICE celebrate the
tenth anniversary of their marriage next Tues
day There are lots of people in this city who
will offer hearty congratulations
Mr.. SENIOR says Garden city now has thir
teen houses, with several stores doing good
business Mrs. Whipple conducts school there
which is well patrcnized from this city.
A FINANCIAL journal is soon to make its ap-
pearance in Salt Lake. 1t is to be known as
the Trade Journal ana Price Current and will be
published semi-monthly, in the interests OF Utah
jObbers and manufacturers.
THR ORE and bullion shipments over both
roads for the week ending yesterday were as
follows: n cars silver and lead ore, 2SS10S0
pounds; cars copper ore, lO3,350 pounds: IA cars
bullion st3i 1856 pounds. Total-g4 cars, 1874 1G6
pounds.
A PARTY of young Salt Lakers leave tor the
east this morning. Charles NJ. Cannon, Elias S.
Wright Bard Ship and Fred Taylor the first
named going TO study dentistry. the other three
to take up the study Of medicine. Mrs. Taylor
accompanies her husband.
Mrs. DR. LONGSHORE- PORTS, the lady who
delivered a series Of lectures in this city last
year. has taken the Salt Lake theatre for next
week, and will begin her lectures there on Mon
day, I'D. The lady is accompanied by Prof. D.
a. eastman, NJ. D., who will also deliver two
lectures during the week
A MEETING of the executive board OF the
Woman's Suffrage association will be neld Mon
day afternoon, September 10, at 3 O'Clock, at the
residence of Mrs. NJ. Y. DOugall. 49 N, West
Temple street. A full attendance OF the board
and oficers- is desired. BY order Of the chair
man, Cornelia H. Clayton, secretary.
SERGEANT FrrzMAURICE's report OF yester-
days temperature is as below: Salt Lake CITY,
40; Helena, -; Ft Custer. ~; Fit Washable, IS :;
RawlinS 30 AT II am-Salt Lake city, 50; Og-
den 81; Stockton, 81; Bingham, IS; Park city,
-; Provo, 54' Alta, AZ Pocatello 80; Glen $
Ferry 81; Huntington, Is: Silver Bow. 35.
R. w MCBETH, the carpenter who was in
jured by falling from scafold on the Kaysville
academy more than two months ago, was down
town yesterday for the first time since the acct
dent. He is minus leg, but his arm which was
crushed has been saved and he will in time have
some use oft. His parents have sent for him to
come back to Ireland ana he thinks he may do so
in a few weeks.
THE following offer has been received by Sec
rotary Wells from Charles Wanless: Il take
pleasure in Offering as premium at the coming
lair: One family Universal cook stove, No E
70 be awarded along with the dinner set given by
Little Roundy & Co., TO the couple getting mar
do HfnWn
couple present themselves the lucky couple to
be selected by drawing
NO week passes without witnessing an in
crease in the sales and circulation OF THE HER
AID The big features of the past week have
been increased orders from the trains and a
regular boom from Ogden and Boise. Our Og-
den correspondent writes that the number OF
HERALDs sold there each Sunday morning sur
passes any OF their local papers, with the posi-
bile exception of the Standard.
THE action OF the directors of the Deseret Ag
ricultural and Manufacturing society the other
evening in resolving to admit all cattle and
sheep brought into the territory six months ago
and over to competition for any and all premiums
offered by the society at the coming fair will be
gratifying information to those who brought fine
stock into the territory last spring and who
from the published regulations were led TO be
lieVe their stock was barred from exhibition
SECRETARY SELLS yesterday issued the fol-
lowing commissions: Iron cOuuty-JOhn >. Bar
ton, selectman. Rich COunty-EZekiel Lee,
superintendent of district schools. Weber
County-Josiah B. Caryes, constable OF Plain
city. Morgan county-Johu LoudOn, constable
OF Croydon precinct. Cache cOunty-John b,
Hin, justice Of the peace Of Wellsville
precinct; Joseph Price, justice OF the peace Of
Paradise precinct; Thomas J. Pearce, constable
of Paradise precinct.
]. HIRsCHvooGLE, who was tried day or two
ago for larceny, Is again in the hands OF the
police. He was partially intoxicated and
mounting a horse rode at full speed up Main
street and ran into man who happened to be
crossing the street at the GOdbe-Pltts corner.
The man was knocked down and the horse fell
on top Of him. bruising him up considerably.
Hirschvoogle was run in by the police for fast
and reckless riding with intent TO do bodily
harm. The injured man, whose name is j. j.
woodward, was placed into the electric car and
taken home.
''TAKEN BY SIEGE" is concluded in to-day's
HERALD Since the publication Of this story
was commenced we have been in receipt of
many letters asking if II would be published in
book form. This we are unable to answer, as
TIE HERALD's rights to its serials only extends.
to publishing them in the Sunday and semi
weekly issues. The same inquiries have fire.
quently been made regarding Frank G. Carpen-
ter's letters, but the same answers have 10 be
returned. These letters, by the way, are the
sensation of the day in the journalistic world
and IL is said Mr.. Carpenter will make $4,000 of
his tour from the syndicate OF papers for which
ne writes, besides having enjoyed most royal
voyage. His letters would make an admirable
book aad II would take an edition TO satisfy the
demand in the vest alone.
Delicious Warm Beverages.
The decoctions served to the thirsty and