The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-09-01
LOCAL AND OTHER BRIEFS.

TAKE dinner to-day at the Saddle Rock.
WHITE HOUSE, table board, day or week.
CoALTER & SNELGRovE, the music dealers.
LARGE line of dinner sets, Hook & Clawson. =
GEORGE PRoCroR was in from Union yester-
day.
TIE cleanest and best cooked meals at Ben
jamin's.
LABOR day Monday. Hoocls & Clawson are
laboring men.
\ PARTY of Rochester excursionists are quar-
tered at the Cullen.
MRS. ANNIE s. CUTLER, OF West Jordan, came
10 Salt Lake yesterday.
EPErER CLEGG was yesterday commissioned
marshal for TOOele city.
THE man who lost his appetite found it at
Berjamins lunch stand.
FINEST medical baths in the world at Becl1's
Hot springs. S. f. Brown, manager.
HoUSEKEEPERS wanting any kind of house
brushes should visit Culmer Brothers.
IA COMMISSION was issued yesterday to S. w.
Preshaw to act as Justice of the peace in Ogden.
THERE will be no Sunday schools to-day in
the various wards on account of the stake con-
ference.
THEY are selling mems shoes at Spencer &
<imballs for Sl.75 pair, and they are stylish
and solid. too.
THOMAS w. BAE1RlIsIE ana w lluaul MIller
were yesterday commissioned nOtarles public OF
Salt Lake County.
MCCORMICK s. co. received yesterday
Hanauer bullion. g.. 75O: silver and lead ores
So, 500 Total, $50 $50.
WELLS, FARGO & co. yesterday shipped; Fine
bars, $500; ore S663O.16; base bullion, Sl7,-
$3.50. Total, Sg7,3ls.47.
HARDY. YOUNG & co. are receiving new pack
of jam and fruit already. This seasons crop of
new tea has also arrived.
THE Coop. Furniture company manufacture
their own upholstered furniture and it is the
hest and cheapest to buy.
TRY bottle of Showers lime juice cordial, an
exceedingly healthful and pleasant summer
beverage. u c. NJ. [. drugstore
THE Sunday school union meeting has been
postponed until Tuesday evening on account of
The primaries on Monday evening.
A CASE OF diphtheria is reported at No 343 E
Second South. The cause of the contagiOn is
said to be the filthy condition of the surround
ings.
GLASS sets, $50. goblets, S5e. set; glass
sauce dishes, sc. per set; tumblers, PC. per
set; cups and sauccrs. 65c. per set Little,
Roundy Co.
A CABLEGRAM arrived in this city yesterday,
announcing the departure from Liverpool, on the
steamer Wisconsin, of l72 immigrants bound
for Utah. Another party willleave Europe Sep
TENDER 26.
THE case of Dow VS.. Dow, claim for divorce,
was heard by Judge Zane IN chambers yester-
day. The decree was not granted, on the ground
that many divorces were applied for in order
that the parties could marry again.
MRS. JAMES OLIVER an aged lady living at
South Jordan, was thrown from her buggy yes
terday, breaking her arm in two places and dis
locating her shoulder. She was caught between
the shafts and dragged for some distance.
ENGINEER BURGESS. of this city, has been
employed by the committee at Pleasant Grove
having the Battle Creek tunnel scheme in
hand. Mr.. Burgess will go down on Wednesday
10 make preliminary survey OF the mountain
SECRETARY BATEMAN, of z. B. b. s., is now
ready to issue more stock in the society. With
the Increase the income will now be about
$4,000 per month, and borrowers will now get
theirlOans in rom five to six months.
SERGEANT FIrzMUARICEs report of yester-
days temperature is as below: At a. IN.
Salt Lake city, &c: Helena, 81; Fort Custer
IS; Fort Washable, "a; Rawlins, SO. At II am
Salt Lake city, So; Ogden, 81; Stockton, IS;
Bingham, So Park City, %; Provo, II; Alta, 6S.
COUNCILLOR CHAPMAN, of Ogden, visited the
fire department of this city yesterday with
view OF ascertaining the Uest hose and other
material for the Ogden fire department Ogden
anticipates adding fire alarm system and max
ing some radical changes in their fire depart
ment.
ABOUT the liveliest store on Main street last
evening was that of Johnson, Pratt & Co., drug
gists These young gentlemen, for many years
establishing a very good business in a compar-
atively short time. They are pleased to see YOU
whether you want anything or not. Call and
see them.
AN excursion to the mouth of the Bear river
is being organized. 1t is proposed to secure the
yacht hittylena and sail from Garfield Beach on
the 18th instant remaining week or ten days
The time viii be devoted TO hunting and fishing,
and no doubt the out will prove pleasant one.
The party is in charge OF J. A. Stebbins, of the
Gem cigar store.
MARRIAGE licences as follows were filed with
the probate clerk yesterday: Thomas Strange
of Scipio, to Annie Peterson. of Draper: Thomas
Donelson. TO Mary A. johnson. both of Brighton,
Colorado George E. Smith to Minnie Gustave
son, both of Salt Lake: Frederick C.. Savage of
North Salt Lake, to Miss Minnie Taylor, Of
Frisco. Beaver county: Thomas w. Short to
Miss Ellen Plant, OF Salt Lake, and Carl Ander
son to Miss Mary Nelson of Salt Lake,
A VERY pleasant lawn party was given Friday
evening by Miss belle Barratt at her mothers
residence in the Seventeenth ward. About
thirty five couples OF young people were present
who spent the time in dancing and other amuse-
nentS. The grounds were illuminated with To-
connective headlights and decorated tastefully
with Chinese lanterns. Refreshments were
served from tables placed on the lawn The
AFFAIR proved an attraction to many passers- by
who paused to listen to the music.
Two men got into dispute at Big Cotton
wood yesterday morning over the damage done
by a loose horse roaming around. Nelson. the
owner OF the horse was in the act OF fixing the
horses halter, when Larson, with whom
he had had words concerning the damage raised
an axe and. with an oath. made a saw
age blow at Nelson's head Nelson lodged, but
not enough to escape the entire force the corner
OF the axe cutting severe cash in the side OF
his head. Larsen was preparing for another
blow whereupon Wilson grappled with him and
succeeded in wrenching the AK from his CRASH
The wounded man came to the city for surgical
aid. and while here swore out a warrant for Lar
sens arrest.
THE slippery DistGncsd cunningly made out
Yesterday morning that it had accented THE
HERALDs challenge to measure up" on last
Sundays issue, and showed 10 its own satisfac-
ton that it. had printed more reading matter
than THE HERALD. This, OF course, it arrived
at by counting the columns of hogwaSh set up in
big BREWER type by cheap labor and comparing
II with the minion type of THE HERALD. The
slippery DiStdnced evaded the real point. which
was, who printed the greatest amount of mat
ter advertising and reading? These are the
figures: Disfd8ced eighty columns, averaging
TWENTY-FIVE inches Total 1000 inches. HERALD,
il2 columns averaging twenty-five inches each
Total 2.464 inches The HERALD admits that
its reading columns were a few less than usual
last Sunday. owing to the heavy demands for ad-
vertising space made by business men, but that
is a complaint with which the Disidhced is rarely
troubled. But as for the qualify of the reading
matter in both paDers-wel only compare the
two. A glance will be enough.
Delicious Warm Beverages.
The decoctions served to the thirsty and
cold at the Occidental are delicious, pure
and sunerior EirstrclaSs wines liouore