The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-06-04
LOCAL AND OTHER BRIEFS.

Clawson.
New Lever Safety Bicycle and Boys
Bicycles at PembrOke's.
1T. STRINGER, of this city. has been ap-
pointed a notary public.
THE next attraction at Garfield Beach
will be the great oarsmen.
LET the eagle soar and make the coming
celebration the best in the west!
A NEW lot of glassware just received
Tumblers Soc per dozen. LITTLE, RoUNDY
& Co.
Nothing excites so much praise and com
ment as those ladies $500 shoes at Spencer
g. Kimbalps.
WELLS, FARGO & Co.'s shipments yester-
day were: Ore, $3.50; base bullion,
81 5162, Total, 81, 1902.
MCCORMICK & Co. yesterday received
Hanauer bullion, $1,000; silver and lead
ores, 81, 500. Total, $40, 100.
DoN'T forget the Evening Social Clubs
Excursion and Ball at Garfield Beach to-
morrow night. Train leaves at 7.45.
DIAMOND wall finish is a beautiful wall
preparation; beats calsomine or whitewash !;
SOC. does room nicely. Gunner Bros.
THE immigrants whose names were pub
will probably reach here to morrow morn
ing, via the Utah Central.
The Roberts house at Provo has been
leased by Bert Brown and Walter Stone.
c. F. Harte, at present of the Continental,
win soon leave to take charge of it.
THERE is TO be another directory in the
field. C. Fl. Griffin, late of Griffin &
Wickersham, and better known in baseball
circles, viii undertake the publication.
THE police have gathered in about fifteen
stray cows during the past week. Keep
the good work up. The time has gone
past when our streets can be used for a
pasture.
ANDREW NIELSEN, of Richfeld, and
Andrew Rasmussen, of Sanpete county,
were released from the penitentiary yester-
day, where they have served term on the
going charge.
H. L. HALL, of the Valley house. has
purchased the lease on the White house of
Mrs. A Podlech for the next four years,
and will hereafter be known as manager of
that popular hOstelrie.
MARRIAGE certificates were filed yester-
day with Probate Clerk Cutler as follows:
w. H. Morehouse to Jessie Forsythe, by
Rev. N. +. Putnam; Neils Anderson to
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WHILE Mrs. Green and her daughter
of Cottonwood, were driving near the
theatre yesterday, a wheel came of of
their wagon, throwing the old woman to
the ground and shaking her up consider
ably.
z. c. NJ. !. has Just received large con-
signment of the new improved western
washing machine, universally acknowl-
1,AA
they offer for short time at greatly re
duced prices.
SERGEANT FITzHAURICE's report Of yes
terday's temperature is as below: At 8 a.
m.-Salt Lake city, 80; Helena, 50; Fort
Custer, 50; Fort Washable, AZ; Boise city,
"a; Winnemucca, So: Rawlins, A. At II
q. m.-Salt Lake city, "A; Ogden, "A: Stock
ton, IS; Bingham 81; Park city, IS; Provo,
50; Alta, co.
A "Residenter'' asks THE HERALD to
call the attention of the proper authorities
to the condition of Franklin Avenue where
Stops, swill, seeds, etc, flow out into
stagnant place and the stencil in the heat
of the day is sonnet hing that would take all
the sweets of Araby to scatter.
JOHN WATSON, a man about twentv-seven
y L.
near the Amy bridge, on Saturday, and
at last accounts his body had not been re
covered. His partner, who was travelling
Nth him has been arrested, and the matter
viii be further investigated. The latter
admits that both he and the deceased had
served a term in the Utah penitentiary
AN intimate friend of James AIcGregor's
and one high up in the councils Of the Alta
ClUh, says that Jim is the next marshal
nf Utah, sure enough. He further SAYS
Snat President Harrison desired some en-
lightenment on the question as 10 whether
or not Mr.. McGregor was bona tide resi-
dent of Utah, and that twelve prominent
men sent him u dispatch stating that
whereas for business reasons Mr.. McGre-
gor had once removed from Utah to Indi-
ana and had voted there, be was now ci5-
izen of Utah out and out.
A MEETING of the directors of the Pacific
Short Line, incorporated under the name
of the Salt Lake & Sioux city, will be held
in Cheyenne on the 18th. A member of the
chamber of commerce said yesterday that
Salt Lake should be represented at that
meeting, and the proposition to join with
the Wyoming, Salt Lake & California laid
before them. The scheme is one by which
the company can save a cool million at
least, and even the naughty railway kings
will bend little when one can talk millions
10 them. Let rthe question be agitated,
and at once.
THE balloon ascension at Lake Park on
Sunday was quite a success, and drew sew
eral thousand people TO that resort. The
only drawbacks were that the ascension
did not take place until at least one and
holt hours after the advertised time, and
for some reason the aeronaut failed to de-
tach himself and descend in his parachute,
but drifted over towards the lake, remained
and almost immovable for a
time, and then slowly settled to the earth.
The new balloon was not used, it being left
alongside the track, and Van TasselIs bal
loon sent up.
"YOU HERALD people want to keep your
eye on Judge Zane, said prominent Gen
tile business man to a representative of
THE HERALD yesterday. "Unless I am
much mistaken you will see a decided
change in the manner of his administration
in few months, as one of the lay members
Of the profession has opened his eyes TO
some things, and l think brought home
some truths to him which would not have
reached him while on the bench. He sees
-h9t things here are not now as they once
.ya-, md l will be very much mistaken if
c isn't good deal less preiudiced and rad
zeal than before"
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