The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-08-25


WHISTLES, brandies, gins, runs, clarets,
JOHNSON, PRATT & Co., druggists 4sMain st, :
TAKE dinner to-day at the Saddle Rock. II
CoALTER & SNELGRovE the music dealers.
FINE china and glassware at Hoock & Claw
sons
TIE cleanest and best cooked meals at Ben
1ainins.
Carl ]. HANSON was admitted 10 citizenship
Yesterday.
FOR fine silvcr-plated ware, go to Little,
Roundy & Co.
WEBER and Osborne were the lions OF the
hour yesterday.
aoUsEKEEPERs wanting any kind of house
brushes should visit Culmer Brothers.
THE brightest lights of the town are found1on
First South street, at Hoock & Clawson's.
WELLS, FARGO & Co.'S shipments yesterday
were: Base bullion, 4,24769; gold bars 1880.
HENRY W. SPENCER was all smiles yesterday
The causef The arrival of l0-pound bay boy.
MARGETTs BROS displayed fifty
pound melon yesterday, raised by d. H Wood,
of Bountiful.
THEY are selling mems shoes at Spencer &
kimbalfs for Sl.75 pair, and they are stylish
and solid, too.
THE annual excursion Of the Sixteenth ward
ers will take place next Wednesday. They go to
Garfield Beach.
IVAN immense edition OF THE HERALD goes into
Idaho to-day, Boise particularly taking heavy
number of copies.
THERE are messages at the telegraph office for
Louis r. Meyers, N. A. Jackson, ID. p. Mcdonald
and ThOs. J. Cooper,
MCCORMICK & Co. received yesterday,
aanauer bullion, s., $50; silver and lead ores
1880 Total, Sl0.500.
J. S. LINDSAY, assisted by the Pennington
dramatic company plays "Richlieu' at Kays
vile Tuesday evening.
THE Coop. Furniture company manufacture
their own upholstered furniture and it is the
best and cheapest to buy.
THE Evening Social club will give another
grand select ball at the Garfield Beach pavilion
next Wednesday evening.
IN the district court, the case of Allie Allenvs
John Allen has been referred TO D. p. Whedon
to take testimony and report.
WIN. WOOD s. Sons, Market row, are the
most popular family butchers, because of tn .Ir
prompt delivery and fine stock.
TRY bottle of Showers lime juice cordial, an
exceedingly healthful and pleasant summer
beverage. q. G. NJ. 1. drug store.
DUNFORDS new establishment will be No &C
East, First South, instead of West as errone-
ously stated in last Sundays HERALD.
ELDER ARTHUR STAYNER lectures in the
Eighteenth ward chapel this evening at $50 on
The Duty of the Hour" The public is invited.
THE Utah commission adjourned yesterday to
meet at Chicago on the goth of September, at
which place they will complete their annual re-
port.
If YOU try VistaZzo currants at Hardy, Young
X Co. S you viii use other. They also carry
Van Saer's lime juice and English ported canned
meats for picnics etc.
ABOUT two hundred human skeletons have
been unearthed near Yanlton, Oak, and are
pronounced the remains of white people. 1t is
supposed they were immigrants bound for Cali
fOrnia in 1913.
THE ore and bullion shipments over both roads
for the week ending yesterday were as follows:
Fifteen cars bullion, 399Sl7 pounds; nine cars
silver and lead ores, 1856 sos pounds; total, 1l2
-37S,335 pounds
THE two secretaries of the Federated Trades,
Messrs. Dowlin and Cracroft, yesterday pre-
sented the president, Mr. Sleater, with hand
some cane. twas complete surprise, but Bob
rallied quickly and made an appropriate re-
Spouse.
UNITED STATES ATTORNEY VARIAN has filed
a protest against the petition praying for the
pardon of David Edmonstor, who wos sentenced
TO a term in the penitentiary for attempting to
take money from the till of the coop. store at
Castle Dale.
FOR some reason-owing to the absence OF the
referee, probably-Jhe american gentleman of
the Chestnut was not hauled over the Goals yes
terday and asked TO give reaS ons why he should
not pay his honest debts. But he'll get there,
Just the same.
0MR. JENKINS, manager of the F. E. Warren
Mercantile company, has leased the Creole
mine and his worlSmen, the other day. struck
solid body of ore two feet wide which assays well
ny ia silver and lead; MIR. jenkins is in the best
OF spirits in consequence.
MEssRS. Fulton and Bates of the Salt Lake,
Wyoming & California, are both ont looking over
their line between East canon and Chalk creek.
When they return the public may learn some
thing as 10 the progress being made and the
future plans Of this company.
Notwithstanding the unprecedented low
1lgVIe that beef stock has reached, stock cattle
show no subsequent decline and are really
ikigher than two years ago. This proves conf
dence in the future of business, backed by I'M
usual good prospects for good wintering.
SERGEANT FrrzMUARICE's report of yester-
days temperature is as below: At a. m.
Salt Lake CITY, "a; Helena SO; Fort Custer, So;
Fort Washable 50; Rawlins, 50. At II M
Salt Lake CITY 20; Ogden, 80; Stockton, 80;
Bingham, 50; Park City, 70; Provo, 76i Alta, 20.
THE friends of Reuben A. Mcbride, OF Tooele,
who is serving term in the penitentiary on the
charge of numbering Oliver q. Speed, of Willard
county, have presented petition asking the
executive Clemency. The prisoner was SEN
9eaeed in April, 1887, for murder in the second
degree.
A CORRESPONDENT writes that the man who
was recently run over by Rio Grande Western
train at the Jordan Narrows was employed on
the road as a section hand. He was addicted to
drink and had figured in one or more rows. The
body was taken 10 Lehi, where the inquest was
held. There could be no blame attached to the
railway company.
THE Idaho Enterprise complains OF the miser
able mail service between Salt Lake and Malad
1t saws Postmaster General Wanamaker would
lose nothing in public estimation by devoting
more attention to securing efficient and reliable
mail service, and less time to elaborate disqui-
sitions on telegraph rates and profound specula-
lions in theological distractions.
B. G. Fox was arrested at Park City yesterday
ON q charge Q. having forged a note at Brigham
City short time ago. He was taken to Brigham
City where, on Monday he will have prelimin
airy examination. Barlow Ferguson will leave
here this morning for that place, TO defend him.
He has been an agent for Burton Gardner com
pany, who believe him to DE innocent.
AN open venire has been issued by Judge Zane
Tor twenty names from which 70 select a grand
jury for the next term of the district court,
which commences on September9 on which day
the yenire is returnable; venire for thirty
names to serve as petit jurors has also been
issued, returnable on the 18th. In the case of
William Hanson VS.. John McCloy, decree was
ordered as prayed for.
A PETITION for the pardon of John E. Pace. of
Spanish Fork sentenced in May, 1887 TO five
years Imprisonment by Judge Henderson for
forgery, has been presented to Governor
Thomas The basis OF the petition is that he is
only sixteen years old and has mother who
labors hard and needs his assistance to support
several small children. The signatures of a
large number of citizens are appended.
Two more newspapers, both evening, are
talked of for. Salt Lake. The first is c. Sum
Nichols Times, which will blossom out as a daily
about October l. Matt Cullen is understood TO
be one of SUMS new company. The other pro-
.ject comes later andis said to involve the names
OF J. E. Caine Receiver Dyer, and some Others.
All of which looks extremely pleasant for the
DiSt1Hced. go
SECRETARY HoILLSTER, of the chamber OF
commerce, yesterday received sample OF pre-
pared paving material from the North American
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