The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-10-04
LOCAL AND OTHER BRIEFS.
LEAD, 1885; silver, 93ls.
LAMPS Little Roundy & Co.


SEE Barnes, Lewis & Co.'s dandy show.
CoALrER & SNELGRovE, the music dealers.*
VISIT Beck's Hot Springs to-day, baths 25c
Go TO Hoock & Clawsons for your dishes and
lamps.
WELLS, FARGO & Cos. shipment yesterday
was: Bullion, $3.50
THR blacksmiths and horseshoers will all
close their places of business on Saturday 10 at
tend the fair.
THE HERALD is on sale at the fair every morn
ing at THE HERALD news stand, north door Of
the main building.
Our line of over shoes and rubbers is complete.
Latest novelties IN fine footwear just received
Spencer & Kimbau.
THE genuine enamel mixed paint has Gunner
Bros name on label. 1t is warranted durable,
is cheapest and best.
THE marriage license of Robert S. Hill to
Mary F. Youngberg, both Of this city, has been
filed with the clerk OF the probate court,
SECOND store west of Jennings corner, you
can buy all kinds of water sets and bedroom
sets at lowest prices. Hoock & Clawson.
MCCoRNICK. & Co. received yesterday:
Hanauer bullion, So, 100: Crescent ore $1,000;
silver ana lead ores, s. 100. Total, $1,000.
WoRKMEN on the big cut at the point of the
mountain on the Rio Grande Western discovered
the bones of d large animal more than twenty
feet under ground.
IT is supposed an attempt was made by
burglars to enter the back door of Madame
Lambs millinery establishment at 20 Main
street early Thursday morning.
A MAN engaged in backing stoves attempted
10 mix a lighted candle with a can of gasoline
the other day and succeeded admirably. The
damage amounts to only about fifty dollars.
DRIED beef hams, ktpped herring, French
mustard, walnut catsup and many other fine
shelf and staple goods have made Hardy, Young
< Cos grocery department loom up immensely.*
THERE are messages at the Western Union
telegraph office for Thomas Byrne, J. S. Bolton
John FesteYan, Phil 4. Watkins. John Show
Charles Christman, a. a. Ammundson and John
Beck.
THERE were but two cases before Justice
Piper yesterday. L. R Wilkinson failed to put
in an appearance and forfeited s.: John Jensen
was honest enough 10 come forward. and he was
fined s..
ALI. trains entering the city Yesterday were
heavily loaded with visitors. The streets were
crowded with humanity last evening while
hundreds remained al the fair grounds until the
Closing hours.
THE Baby show will occur at the fair at .
sharp this afternoon. Mrs. L. c.. Trent has
Oferedd prize Of 25 to the best lady horseback
riedr and the competition will take place
Saturday at 4p.m., at Kiberty park.
A MAMMOTH blue suit Of policemans clothes
brass buttoned, belt, cap and club accompany
ing is 10 be seen at Oberndorfers The cap has
the letters n. S. New Salt Lakeland it is
understood the whole thing will adorn the portly
person Of Officer Pratt.
SERGEANT FTTZMAURICE'S report OF yester-
days temperature is as below: Salt Lake City
5Gi Helena, "A; FIT. Custer, 40; TT. Washable,
50; RawlinS 81 At IL a.m-Salt Lake city,
&c; Ogden IS; Stockton, -; Bingham ~; Park
City, al; Provo, So; Alta, IS; Glen'S Ferry, 40;
Huntington, 45; POcatello, as; Silver Bow, 35.
THE Salt Lake Street Railway company are
expecting the trony wire, the order for which
was sent forward several weeks ago, to arrive
every day. A HERALD reporter was assured
yesterday that il would be but a short time be-
fore the curve on Main street and the switch
opposite the tithing store, would have the trOlly
wire placed overhead. Two more cars will then
be put on the Twentieth ward line, which will
run to the D. s. K. G. depot, making connections
every fifteen minutes.
HUTTON, the man who came here a short time
ago and placed numerous hacks on our streets,
expecting to reap a harvest from the people of
this city, has skipped. Bailey & Son got out an
attachment yesterday to satisfy bill for grain
purchased by Hutton. The firm were able to
get a few old horse blankets etc, but not enough
10 cover the bill held by them against the man
who once had so many fine horses and carriages.
1t is said Hutton leaves u large number Of Credi-
tors to mourn his disappearance.
A PLEASING presentation surprise occurred
yesterday afternoon the hOnOred guest being
Major e. NJ. Bynon a committee appointed by
the labor union. composed OF K. G. Sleator,
president of the federated trades council, secre
tary Bowling and ID. w. Gamble president Of
the carpenters union, waited on the major at
his office and in the presence OF few invited
guests presented him with an elegant gold scarf
pin as token of appreciation Of the donee'S
labOrs in behalf Of the labor cause. Z. G.
SleatOr made the presentation remarks which
were responded in eloquent words by Major
Bynon, After the affair was concluded, the
party visited a hall and partook of an elegant
collation., which had been spread. The gift is
quite handsome. The design being an elks
head with sapphire eyes and a brilliant dia
mond set In the horns.