The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-02-03
LOCAL BRIEFS.

BaFIAm1x's LUNCH satisfies the Cpl
cures,
TIE FELT slipper sale at cost con-
tinues at Spencer & Klmball's. They
are all the rage.
MCCoBNIcK & Co.'S shipments vester-
day were: Hanauer bullion, $1,000;
Queen Of the Hills, 1850.
SALT LALE TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION
meets too day at o'clock IN the A. o.
U. w. Hsil, En- porium Building.
A RUNAWAY horse attached 10 light
spling wagon created breeze OF ex-
element on Second South STREET yester-
cay afternoon.
4. MINER, assignee of Fred Nelson,
the small jeweler on Main Street, re-
ports that he will be able to pay Ii
cents on the dollar.
SPLENDID REPORTS are heard concern
ing the cures of kidney and throat COM
plants effected by DIR. Nunu's Black
Baisam. Il is sold at SO cents in blue
bottles.
DRIsooLL & Co. have removed their
real estate Office to No. Is East, Secon6
South Street, where they will be pleased
to meet all their old friends and many
new ones.
ANOTHER ACCIDENT occurred on Fifth
Eass Street yesterday. A small boy
VINO was coasting ran into horse, and
the result is that he is now st home
with broken leg.
THE NOTICE in ye terday's HERALD
that the Co op. Wagon and Machine
COMPANY had declared 30 900 divi-
dend,. should have been that the divi-
dendlhad been distributed. The event
took place Friday.
The House committee en- territories
was to nave taken final &C ion yester-
day on tho admission of Utah and the
omuibus bill for thu admission oil
idaho, Wyoming and 2 arizona, but no
nesting was held and the matter will
be considered on Wednesday.
AN ADJOURNED. meeting of the
Orphans Home aud Day Nursery As
ISOLATION will be held at the residence
of Mrs, l. @. karriek, POT East Brigham
pm, All interested in the Home are
invited to be present. MRS. H. JOHN
SON, Secretary.
TEMPERATURE YESTERDAY, as reported
from the Signal Service Office: At6 am :
Salt Lake City, 16; Helena. 81; Fort
Custer, 80; Fort Washakie. 10; Boise
City, "a; RaWlins, II. at II am:
Salt La6e City, 20; Ogden, %; Stock
ton, II; Bingham, 35;, Park City, %;
Provo, II; Alta. q.
THE POPULAR firm of Howard g. Davis
has removed to No. 81 South Main
Street, one door north of Little d
Roundy'S, and will continue to regulate
the prices in groceries as usual They
will ee pleased to meet their numerous
cid customers and many new ones at
their new place of business.
TIE SNOW is so light IN the mountains
about Heber City, Wasatch County,
that timber men are obliged to aban-
don their slidss. The outlook for next
seasons irrigstion is anything but fat
,5ering. and unless there is more snow,
or an unusual amount of rain falls,
farming will be partial failure.
INrHE Police Court yesterday Barney
MCCARTHY plead guilty to being drunk
and was fined S.. Lizzie Winter plead
guilty to keeping house of ill-repute,
but afterwards withdrew the plea and
entered one of not guilty: case set for
the 9th and bond fixed at $500. Maggie
Haight, for resOrting and reidirg in the
same place. entered q plea OF not guilty;
trial on the 9th at p. N.
sHAeRAck F. briggs aud his alleged
oIuraI wife were arrested at their home
at Pleasant Grove. on Wednesday, by
Deputy Marshal Bennett. This aged
coIibIe were allowed on their own
recognIzance to appear before Commits
siouer Hills, at Provo, on Friday.
They wsre bound ever in 5000 and 5000,
RESPECTIVELY. Mr.. briggs is IN his 77th
year, bat with sufficient vitality to
enIiyen the commissioners court.
Nv. KYLE G. Co., state that they will
put force of canvassers at WORK on
their directory in the various wards OF
the city Monday morning. Every
house in the city will be visited by
oompetent and polite corps of can
yassers, whose duty it will be 10 as
certain the name of every head of 8
family in the city. The force will
doubtless meet with q courteous re-
ception from our citiz9ns-Kyle q Co..
say-the dIrec DRY will be pushed
actively from LOW on.
VLs1ToRs TO the Warm Springs of late
have been struck with the decreasing
temperature OF the water; it has been
growing steadily cooler, till now it is
merely tepid. Some one suggested that
it was the draugnt from the dressing
rooms that was respon iible, but the
real reason probably is that portion
of the water has been diverted to some
other direction, and that the volume is
too small to keep hot along the course
from the main spring to the baths. a
small sum spent in piping would prob
ably rectifY the tronble.
Delicious Warm Beverages.
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