The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-10-27
LOCAL AND OTHER BRIEFS.
DON'T be a clam.

LEAD, $40; silver "a.
VISIT Beck's hot springs to-day.
TAKE dinner to-day at the Saddle Rock. =
WORLD typewriters, SIS. C. D. Alder, agent.
PIANO lamps going fast at Hoock & Clawson's
TIE patronage on the electric cars increase
daily.
THE cleanest and best cooked meals at Ber
JaminS. IL
BIRDS and bird cages large varities at Hooc
* GlawSon's.
Don't buy your furniture before going to tn
Coop Furniture Co.
RoCKLAYING on the temple has been sus
pended for the season.
HOTEL ware and bar goods. the greatest va
riety. at Little, Roundy Il Coz
HoUsEKEEPERs wanting any kind of hous
brushes should visit Culmer Brothers.
FsIsHoP SAMUEL. OLDHAM, of Paradise, wa
released from the penitentiary yesterday.
WALTER SoUIREs. the barber, is now located
In new quarters under the DeSeret National.
WILLIAM B. MCMULTY was yesterday com
missioned justice Of the peace OF Bingham pre-
cinct
There are messages at the Western Union
Office Tor w II. Whitney, George I. Wilson ant
e. Eberli.
WELLS. FARGO & Co.'S. shipments yesterday
we're: Ore, l,l33.S5; bullion, s3,g3lS; Total
ga. IG7.06.
THE foot bridges in many places are in very
bad condition, and some official should see thai
they are repaired.
MCCORMICK Co. received yesterday
Hanauer bullion, s., 400; silver and lead ores
$1,000. Total, 81, 100.
HARDY, YOUNG & Co. are receiving new pack
Of jam and fruit already. This seasons crop Of
new tea has also arrived.
Hans Anderson, James Reilly, Samuel Hill,
William X. Dunno and John Golding were ad-
mitted to citizenship yesterday.
AUG FUELLING, u member Of the grand jury,
has been excused on account OF ill-health, and
Guy Willis now occupies his place.
Two diplomas awarded Spencer & Kimba
for best custom work and display of boots aud
shoes. Don't fail to inspect our goods.
The thousands of admirers OF Frank G. Car
Benter win be pleased to find him again among
The exclusive features of THE HERALD today.
THE funeral services over the remains OF Mrs.
isaac WooE will take place at the family resi-
dence, Sears row, on First South street. at IL
O'Clock this morning.
THE gold and silver medals and diplomas
awarded by the Deseret Agricultural and Manu-
featuring society will not be ready for diStribu-
tion until Saturday of this week.
MARY J. AUER a witness in the case against
David James, was taken before Commissioner
Greenman yesterday, and placed under bonds TO
secure her attendance tomorrow.
GAME OF pool for 500 side was played at
tween L. II Taylor and Oliver Williams, result
ing in a victory for the latter, l0J to r.
THE Walker Bros company were represented
in the carnival by Miss Emma Bowers and Miss
Crawford; an error in the list furnished by the
committee gave them another representation.
HENRY WHEELER, who was serving a five
years sentence at the penitentiary for grand
larceny, pardOncd by Governor Thomas
yesterday. His time had expired within fifty
days.
The races TO take place at the track Monday
afternoon. Don Angus sold favorite at $40,
Linderman second choice at 81 and Pomp third
1t 50.
THE HERALDs exclusive railway news of
yesterday created profound sensation through
out the city. Our antiquated down -the-Street
contemporary will have good copy of it this
morning.
ALL gentlemen playing guitars or mandolins
either by note or ear, are requested to meet at
CO3lter & SnelgrOves Monday evening at 80 10
lake part in the organization Of guitar and
mandolin club
THE roads in the western part of the city are
very bad indeed, especially on First North
street, between Fifth and Ninth West, and
wagons continually sink in the mud and have TO
he unloaded before they can be got out.
THE HERALD has just secured the exclusive
rights to the publication of the detective story
THE Diamond Button which is the sensation
ofthe hour in eastern periodicals. The opening
chapters of the story will be found in next Sun
days HERALD.
a GRAND ball is to be given in the theater,
November -. II has been suggested that as
she ladies already have the costumes, it would
he proper to convert it into a Merchants Car
nival a children'S ball will be given on the
afternoon Of the 10th.
SV DERRAH, late OF the Atchison, Topeka &
Santa Fe, in Denver, is to be transplanted to
Salt Lake, where he Will represent the Missouri
Pacific. Mr.. Derrah is we'll known in Salt Lake
and the Missouri Pacific could not have opened
out here with a better man.
ABOUT noon yesterday the delivery horse OF
G. Brooks came tearing through Eagle gate with
1he delivery boy clinging to the shafts, where he
had been thrown. Several intellectual attempts
we're made to catch the horse. The horse was
finally stopped near Main street.
SERGEANT FIrzMAURICE's report of yester-
days temperature is as below: Salt Lake City,
&c; Helena, 42; Fit. Custer. 81: Fit Washakie,
81; isawlns. 81. AT II a. m.-Salt Lake city,
so; Ogden, 81; Stockton, 81; Bingham, 81; Park
City, 81; Provo, 81; Alta, SO; Glen's Ferry, As;
Huntington, 80; Pocatello, 50; Silver Bow, 20.
CRAMPS are stn1 busas engaged in working
tie dog racket Three cases were reported yes |
2erday OF trampS stealing valuable dogs, and |
taking them to to the city hall TO claim the re- |
yard OF - cents head the collars first having
been removed One dog was taken from a little |
girl at the Godbe-Pitts corner and after taking |
of the collar was sold to the city for a quarter
MARRIAGE licenses as follows were yesterday !
1led with the probate court: James A Lisle TO |
Emma McLelland, Robert Is. Harper to Kathe |
X. Christensen, James H. AShman to Mary H. |
Parrman all of Salt Lake; Nils L. Larson, OF !
West Jordan, to Christine Olsen, of Sandy; |
Henry T. Pelton of Fort Douglas, to Anna A.
Taylor, of Fort Douglas; Robert Winters TO
Emily Hurlmann, both of Eldorado, Hunter
precinct.
TIE games in the billiard and pool tourna-
ments last night resulted as follows: At the
Walker John Dale beat j. b. KeySer twenty
points; at the Cullen Murray beat EVerts thirty
uine points. On Friday night Caswell beat Ross
Two points. During the coming week Harry
Manning and other prominent pool players will
practice at The Walker billiard rooms every
afternoon, preparatory TO the great match being
arranged.
JOHNSON, PRATT & Co. have added to their
-curioSitieS one of The latest improved Edison
monographs. It is wonderful instrument. A
HERALD reporter had the pleasure OF listening
20 piano solo from lady in New York. beau. |
tiful ballad by X. G. Easton clarinet solo by
cOrnet solo by Harry AldouS and hooking bird
solo by bird whistler. A crowd Of listeners
surrounded it almost continuously.
tects appears in another column. 1t is to the
effect that premiums amounting TO $3.50 are
offered for the best plans Tor the city and county
building Sc on to be erected on the city hall cor
ner. The designer of the best plan viii receive
$3.50 and the second best SlC0. Plans must be !
delivered on or before Monday, December =, to |
the city recorder at the city hall. The county
pays Si 250 for its half of the city hall corner.
DELICIOUS WARM BEVERAGES.
The decoctions served to the thirsty and
cold at the Occidental are delicious, pure