The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-10-02
LOCAL AND OTHER BRIEFS.
LEAD. 1913; silver, 90.

LEAD. $3.50; silver, SO.
THE finest lunch IS at the Saddle Rock.
50 ALTER s SNELGRovE, the music dealers"
TnE Utah Exposition opens today at l2 noon.
ile there.
qsE place to buy your crockery and glass,
Little Roundy & Co.
THE king bootnaler at Spencer & kimbalI 5.
.-ssnd In your orders early. 100 Main street
>FHE marriage license OF John S. Kline and
Rusa HepwOrth was filed with Clerk Cutter yes
;sndav.
CHARLES C. RICHARDS OF Ogden, was yester-
day commissioned a notary public Tor weber
county.
WELLS, FARGO & cos shipment yesterday
.yas: ore, Sl5,2l5S9; bullion Si03O6'. Total
fl92iG.56.
OVER fifty different kinds and qualities Of
.shitcWash brushes selling NJ cost at u f. Cul-
lEer & Bros.
McCoRNIcK. & Co. received yesterday:
aanaucr bullion, $3.50; silver ana lead ores
1900. Total, sii.9l9.
SINCE remodeling the dry goods department
" Hardy YoungS Co., they have received
large shipment OF fall goods
YHE funeral services over the rcmains OF the
late William a Wiscman will be held 81 ODD
Fellows hall today, at . pm.
qHY real estate sales for the month OF Sep
,rmber number rs aggregatlng Sl-SbL 1880
A COPY of the articles Of incorporation OF the
Sslab Mortgage company was filed with the ter
-;torial secretary yesterday and ceGtlhcatc IS
sued.
yS our report Of the meeting of the Eleventh
yard political club, the name OF the secretary
ggaS given as John B. HoiSOn' II Shoulu nave
read John Is, kelson.
SIZE quarterly convention Of the Woman 5
Suffrage association will meet IN the assembly
aau Monday afternoon AT o'clock. general
Eyit9tiunls extended.
TIE EteHing Times made its appearance last
evening. The usual rush and hurry consequent
slFuu such charge IS evident, but an enlarge
merit and other improvements are promised.
'rBE Grc alarm OF yesterday WAS caused by the
earning of a haystack on the premises OF
Angus NJ. Cannon, short distance southwest
vi the city. The stack contained between forty
and fifty tons of hay which was entirely con
7Gmcd.
a rAREWETI. party viii be given in the
Twentieth ward schoolhouse next Thursday
evening, October 5, for the benefit OF Elder
Herpes, who is soon to depart ON mission TO
the Netherlands. The committee having lht
affair IL charge have spared no pains 10 make IL
- brilliant success.
SERGEANT FITZHAUBICE'S report OF yester
avs temperature is as below: salt Lake CITY,
81; Helena, dc; Fit. Custer, 46; TT Washakle
m: Rawlls, a.. At II a.m-Salt Lake city
NJ: Ogden, e.; Stockton SO; Bingham a; Park
CITY r.; Provo, G3; Alta G2. Glens Ferry, 43i
Huntington. 45; Pocatcllo 45i Silver Bow, ~
THE sale OF seats for tue Home Dramatic fair
Lad conference season opens this morning at ~
o'clock Manager Burton says he mas received
number of applications for seats and stalls, but
sRaL none have vet been marked OH, and that
thc once will open this morning with clean
-bpcl fine rehearsal was had last evening,
.pd everything worked smoothly and 5atlSfac-
torliy.
TIE Chinese den on Plum alley, which has
ucn mentioned several times in these columns
as being unsafe and menace to surrounding
property will soon be demolished. Mr.. Is. y.
Hampton has secured i twenty-hveyear lease
a. iNe GROUND and viii soon commence the cree
ton 0g a three-st0ry brick hotel, which VIII be
3lgSS feet, fronting on both alleyWays. The
l,b{lding will De furnished with all modern con
geniences.
FIVE hundred voices will be accepted for the
Gilmore grand Chorus--l5l trebleS, liz altos,
slG tenorS I2S bassOS No new members viii be
admitted after October {. The great chorus 10
le sung will be both instructive ana soul insplr-
Ing TO the singers, and TO be near the world
greatest FocaliStS as they sing their solos VIII
~ appreciated by our talented amateurs, The
inc band augmented by the organ VIII complete
SO choristers' reward for their labor OF love.
Salt Lake must do herself grand on this occa-
sion.
The Jersey dairy has fOrestalled the territorial
gar this week by purchasing two OF Colonel
John i. Winder's prize Jerseys: ms DAIRY
juet started in our midst, and called The Jer-
+ey Dairy" has had a remarkable success from
mi. 6rst and counts some Of the best families IN
town among its customers one Of Its cows,
named MRS. Langtry,' yields over four gallons
.fav The pride OF the dairy. however, IS BLACK
gi&noBdf lately purchased from Mr.. Amos
iiOWe, and directly imported from over the
Graan by Hon. John W. Young VINO, as well as
ais brother Brigham Young, jr, takes two gal
.oEs daily from this dairy.