The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-07-28
LOCAL AND OTHER BRIEFS.

PEMBROKE, Job Printer, q Main St. =
CoMTER g. SNELGRovE, music dealers. 4
1.-THE Saddle Rock' meals are the best. =
TUE cleanest and best cooked meals at
Beniamin's.
COVERED jelly glasses, large size, SOC. per
dozen. Little, Rolndy 4 Co.
HoUsEKEEPERs wanting any kind of house
brushes should visit Culmer Bros.
SEE special notice lady's silk wrap lost.
Return to HERALD and get reward.
RICHARD JEssop, of Millville, Cache
county, was released from the peniten tiary
yesterday.
Dox'r forget the "boys" when making
your drug purchases to-day. johnson,
Pratt &; Co.
They are selling mems shoes at Spencer
& Kimball's for SIZE a pair, and they are
stylish and solid, too.
WELLS, FARGO & Co.'s shipments yester-
day were: Ore, $500; base bullion,
500, 1908. Total $2l3,OS O3,
McCoRNICK 81 Co. yesterday received
Queen of the Hills ore, $1,000; Silver and
lead ores, S14, 300; total, Sl5,5OO.
TwENTY-FIRsT ward Sabbath school re
view this morning at 10 O'clock. An invi-
tation to the parents is extended.
STowER's Lime Juice cordial, an exceed
ingly healthy beverage for the hot weather.
Sold in bottles at Il. q. M. l. drug store. =
No temporary pulpit supply has yet been
obtained at the Presbyterian church.
There will be Sabbath school at the usual
hour.
HENRY A. PEARSON, OF Draper, who re
aeiVed the appointment of naval cadet at
Annapolis, leaves on Monday next for his
new position.
HEREAFTER we viii deliver our creamery
butter in patented refrigerator boxes to
keep in best possible shape ready for the
table.-Hardy Young Il Co.
VHR musicians of the city are requested
TO meet at the Grand Opera house to-day at
~ noon, to take appropriate action on the
bereavement of MIR. o. n. Wetzel.
J.. C.. KARR1CK took in a new partner
Friday last The firm name viii now be
Karrick & Son. Mrs Karrick is quite
well, but the doctors have grave fears for
the father,
STOCKHOLDERS Of Ziou's Benefit Building
Society, who cannot attend the special
meeting tomorrow evening, should obtain
a proxy from the secretary. Unless two
thirds of the capital stock is represented,
t cannot be increased.
TEE members of the Tabernacle choir in
tend picnicing at that finest of Sylvan re
s-Wasatch-On Wednesday, the 18th
day of August, and extend cordial invita-
tiOu to their friends to join them InfOr-
nation from Savage, the rustler
SERGEANT FITzNAURICE's report Of yes
terday's temperature is as below: At a.
m.-Salt Lake city, 20; Helena, II; Fort
Custer, IS; Fort Washable, 55; Rawlins,
81 At II am. - Salt Lake city, 90;
Ogden, Sc; Stockton, 81; Bingham, 90;
Park City, So; Provo, SO; Alta, -.
THE ore and bullion shipments over both
roads for the week ending yesterday were:
Ten cars bullion, 26S,S39 pounds; thirty
one cars lead, 2l9, l05 pounds; ninetY-eight
cars silver and lead ores, 2,7626lS pounds;
nine cars copper ore, ~, 800 pounds. Total,
1876 cars, containing 3, 523, 1872 pounds.
OFFICER WILLIAM CALDER, who was re
Gently arrested on the charge of assault and
battery on hotel runner named Fury, had
a hearing before Commissioner Norrell yes
terday. He was fined 81. The commits
sioner thought the officer should have ar
rested Fury for using vile and insulting
language to him.
The Liberals had their first rally of the
campaign at the Seventh ward school
house last evening, there being at
least a couple of dozen people pres,
emit. The "crOWd' was assembled
by a drum corps that paraded the streets
with a target bearing the words, Free
men, free water, free schools but the
wise man read between the lines Free
women, free whisky and free gambling
dens," and followed not the banner with
tho strange device.
a GENTLEMAN came into The HERALD
office with an advertisement yesterday
and requested its insertion. He was told
the price would be $3.50. He replied that
the Tribune had offered to do it for So. He
was answered that much as the advertise
ment would be liked the rate could not be
cut He went away, but returned an hour
later stating that on reflection he would
prefer to pay a little more and get the
notice in TUE HERALD. This Is only one
out of many such that are constantly Oc-
curing.
J. +. GRANT, of the Grant Brothers
company was the observed of all yester-
day, as he drove through the principal
streets a span of bays, which he recently
obtained possession of. He bought one of
the animals in Lehi, and picked up the other
from a scraper, doing duty on the SANTA
rum excavation. The team is almost per
fectly matched, one four and the other five
years old, and he says the animals are worth
5000 if they are worth a cent. Both are
Utah bred, and j. f. says they are a credit
to the stable and to the territory. Ger
tyinly 20 handsomer team has ever graced
the streets of Salt Lake.
YESTERDAY morning, r H. McBeth, a
carpenter working on the Kaysville acad-
envy, fell from high scaffOld and was ter
ribiy mangled. Drs. Pinkerton and Fowler
were summoned and found the wounded
man in precariOus condition, the right
ankle sustaining a compound fracture, the
leg being, terribly crushed and an arm
mashed almost into a jelly. AmpuJatiOn
will be necessary. The unfortunate man
had not been well for some tine, but at the
earnest solicitation of Architect Carroll he
was induced to go to work yesterday morn
ing and it is supposed that he became
dazed and staggered and fell to the ground.
McBeth recently arrived in this city from
Colorado Springs, and as he has no relatives
here he was taken to the Sisters hospital.
NOTICE.
]. w. Kyle, circulatOr of THE HERALD,