The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-12-29
LOCAL AND OTHER BRIEFS.
TIE Natntorium to day.

f streets.
THE snow, torn of yesterday was very heavy
while il lasted.
DON'T buy your furniture before going to the
Coop Furniture Co.
WORK mas commenced on the sewer nam on
First West street.
MCCORMICK & Co. received yesterday
Hanauer bullion, s., 100.
THE CHRISTMAS HERALD was circulated in
Provo on time.-EnquF6f.
TIE feed wires for the Third South street
electric railway line are being placed In posltlon.
FELT boots, felt shoes and felt slippers for
everybody in all prices and kinds, at spencer q
Kimballs.
WELLS. FARGO g. COS. shipments Yesterday
we're: Ore, Sl67l5.47i bullion, 81, 736.44. Total,
$50, 45l.9l.
CULMER BROS. are selling mince meat cheaper
than YOU can make it. Gail and get some before
it is gone.
R.K. THOMAS will shortly move into his ele-
giant quarters in the Gunner dock, now nearly
finished throughout.
HARDY, YOUNG & Co. have Grenoble walnuts,
Taragona Almonds, Texas pecans, and large
line of fine confectionery.
CHIEF OrTINGER, of the waterworks, states
that this week will complete all work on water
mains that have been ordered.
THE Ladies' Musical society holds its next re
cltal on Monday evening, December 30, in Cal
ders music hall at Z 30 O'Clock.
THERE are messages at the Western Union
Telegraph office for b. E. Ladd n. ClaWSon ana
F. w. Miller, care j. A. Fastabend.
THE CHRISTMAS HERALD of Salt Lake has
reached US. 1t is a beauty and thoroughly cred
liable in every respect.-Provo Gazette.
Il MADE a pretty quick job of it to-day a
Liberal was heard to say yesterday. Il was
naturalized and registered in less than an hour. y
THE most elegant display of fine goods in
china and glass ever brought to the territory
will be found in our art room. Little Roundy
& CO.
PATENT leather, alligator, seal, imported
plush. undress kid, and many other slippers
made up in endless styles and prices at Spencer
& Kimbalrs.
Mr. boutwell, has planted a suit in the Third
district court against the directors of his canal
company. in which he seeks. TO recover 100000
damages from them.
THE electric fight is still on in the Third dis
trict The plaintiffs rested their case yesterday
afternoon and the defense will commence to put
in evidence on Monday.
COPIES of THE CHRISTMAS HERALD, securely
rolled for mailing, be had at the HERALD
ONCE for 5 cents over the publication price. Do
nestle postage will be paid if desired.
THERE is more snow in Park City now than
there has been at the same season of the year in
the history of the camp. All of which promises
most abundant water supply next year.
HENRY HEATH, the nightwatchman, has
tramped his beat on Main street all the nights
of eighteen long weary years, and now he is go
ing to retire. He has ever tried to do his duty
well and richly deserves the rest he seeks.
THE delay of the passenger trains from the
east, over the Denver & Rio Grande Western,
was caused by wrecked freight train. The two
delayed trains arrived yesterday morning at
o'clock.
THE fourty-four page illustrated mammoth
edition of the SALT LAKE HERALD for Christ.
mas is a gorgeous publication. DR.. A. S. Con
don's article on Ogden is an able production
Ogden Union.
MRS. HERMAN HILL of this city, has very
generously sent $50 towards the fund of the
Deseret hospital, to the secretary of the insti-
tuition. The directors very gratefully acknow-
ledge the gift.
THERE was the usual Saturday throng on
the street yesterday. Notwithstanding the snow.
1t was one of those days when pedestrians are
won't to admire the foresight which made the
sidewalks so broad.
GEORGE A. SMITH, Robert Brown George
Shaw, Stephen Davis, John Kaldestrain, j. H.
Williams James Petersen, Walter T. Conway,
Frank L. Peterson, Robert Fortune James
Hards and julius Halvorsen were admitted to
citizenship yesterday.
THE contents of THE CHRISTMAS HERALD,
solo for Is cents, are equal to many book that
sells for 81 so The extreme cheapneSS of the
number has been marvel with many, and
nothing but its immense circulation could JUS
A MOVEMENT is on foot TO select fifty filters and
fifty drummers from the twenty-five drum corps
of the Peoples party with which TO form a crack
organization for special work. This will be
known as the Central corps, and will not in any
. manner interfere with the other organizations.
FOR The first time in the history of lions Co
lucrative Mercantile Institution, a block of its
stock is advertised to be disposed Of at public
sale. The number Of the share quoted in the
advertisement is 265 and with the thriving con-
dition of the institution there is doubt of its
bringing handsome premium.
SERGEANT FrrzNAURICE's report of yester-
DAVIS temperature is as fOllowS-Salt Lake city,
80: Helena %: Fort Custer, l6; Fort Washable,
20; Rawlins q At II am.-Salt Lake city, 90
Ogden 81: Stockton, q: Bingham, &c; Park city,
IS; Provo, 80; Alta. IS; Glen's Ferry, 30; Hunt
ington, %: PocatellO, %; Silver Bow, 81.
THE CHRISTMAS HERALD is a dandy, and no
mistake and represents a world o. enterprise
on the part of the publishers and that its patrons
and the business men of Salt Lake city are not
hidebound The edition comprises fOrty-four
pages, is elegantly Illustrated and contains a
b. vast amount Of information. This effort on the
part of THE HERALD people is very commend
able.-Adcerttser.
YESTERDAY morning Deputies Springer and
Snrague arrested David Sorenson, of the Six
teenth Ward, on charge of unlawful cohabita-
ton An examination was had before Commits
sioner Greenman, and the testimony showed
that the defendant had had three wives. Seven
wears ago the first wife died, and five years later
the second wife left him and he now living
with his third wife without having been legally
married. He was discharged, but the commits
sione- advised that he make his third his legal
wife.
In the police court yesterday the following
business was transacted: James Gindrup,
Bushy Due, John Jones and w. Powers, for
being run in by the police in state of intoXica-
tion were each fined s.. Charles Ellis, for
being drunk, profane and obscene, was fined Sl5.
John Cox was found guilty of battery, and fined
s. and costs. John smith was up for battery,
and the case continued TO next week. j. j.
Cummings was arraigned for petit larceny. and
pleaded not guilty. The case was set for hear
ing December 30, at pm.
THE CHRISTMAS HERALD arrived at Manti on
the 18th. 1t is a beautiful creation of the
printers art, containing forty pages with
frontispece nice enough TO frame. Inc first
page has very fire portrait OF Brigham Young,
an article on the history of the MormonS that Is
good to read and good TO send abroad. Ogden
and Payson, Nephi, and Wasatch county are
represented our territorial industries are
talked up with truth and reason. and number
of but by no means all, OF the grand public
buildings of Salt Lake are pictured. In point of
art and literature il is a success, and the HER
AID has our warmeSt concentrations on its
achievement Home Sentinel.
TIE fire alarm system will all be in running
order next Tuesday. The machinery at the hail
is completed, and Chief Ottlnger is elated with
its magnificent working You see, he said TO
a reporter, when button IS touched here or
an alarm sent in, the gas is lighted, the gong
rings the clock stops 10 in5icate the hour WI n
The alarm was received, and those figures on ths
dial indicate from What quarter OF the clty the
alarm was sent n" TIE chief was inter
esfed in The exploration that he forgot himself
and touched the gnet button,w when up flashed
n light the gong rang and for moment all
seemed confusion, while several OF the boys
rushed to the door, saying: where, where Is
II, chiefE
REGISTRATION closed at O'Clock last night,
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