The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-08-18

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THE supreme court convenes on Monday.
THE cleanest and best cooked meals at Ben
jamin's.
WE are direct importers of china and glass
Little, Roundy & Co.
MCCORMICK & Co. received yesterday, silver
and lead ores, $1,000.
GEORGE A. DOW was yesterday appointed re
ceiVer Of the Valley house.
THE Coop Furniture company have got the
best bed lounge in the market.
EXCURSION trains viii run to Syracuse to
day at 1904 a. N. and 4:OS p. m.
&c. w. GENTEL was yesterday appointed no
tary public for Salt Lake county.
THE canvassing of the vote OF the territory
VIII begin early Monday morning.
HoUSEKEEPERs wanting any kind OF house
brushes should visit Culmer Brothers.
THE senate committee on irrigation is ex
pected TO arrive in the city this evening from the
north
THE shower OF yesterday was very refreshing
and brought smile TO the face of the driedup
citizen.
THE members OF the Union Glee club will meet
tomorrow evening at 7:G0 for practice, at the
usual place.
TGEY are selling mems shoes at Spencer &
Kimballs for Sl.75 pair, and they are stylish
and solid, too.
TRY a bottle of Showers lime juice cordial, an
exceedingly healthful and pleasant summer
beverage. 2. C. NJ. I. drug store.
CALDER'S piano and organ clubs are the latest
thing TO attract the attention of music lovers.
Read the advertisement in this issue.
THE case of Dow VS.. Dow was the only matter
before Judge Zane in the Third District court
yesterday. The case was submitted.
THERE are messages at the Western Union
TELEGRAPH office for A. NJ Jones' NJ Degraf,
IL, II C.at,fTn nd hos 1aG
A PRIVATE dispatch says that when Sullivan
heard his sentence pronounced by Judge Terr11,
hllsxclaimed: THE purvisity of petty jury
THE electric cars attracted much attention on
the streets yesterday. The rain of last even
lug did not materially effect the workings of the
cars.
MESSRS. BABCOCK, J. Il. Taylor and Robert
H. Dangler returned last night from ten days
hunting and fishing excursion through the San
Pete country.
A MEETING of the board of directors Of the
agricultural college was held at Logan yester-
day Governor Thomas and Secretary Sells
were in attendance.
A FOUR-OARED race against time took place
at Garfield Beach Yesterday on a bet of $40. The
course was from the pavilion to Black Rock and
return. Time-ll minutes
A MAN from Bingham was yesterday observed
to put his hand on the street car track after an
electric car had passed. He was considerably
astonished to find that the rail wasn't hot
IT is said that fifty or sixty gamblers have left
Ogden during the last two days on account Of
the closing of the gambling houses by the
United States marshal, Most of them came TO
this city.
THE following was received from Ogden late
last night j. H Boutwell, wired from Omaha
yesterday: Contracts assigned to-day. Work
begins at once. Canal must be completed by
March 81, next
JAMES TEMPEST and man named Maynard
were arraigned before Justice Piper yesterday
morning on q charge of unlawlully diverting
water near RivertOn. the case was set for
August %, at p. IN.
THE base bullion and ore shipments for the
past week; Sixteen cars of bullion, 527, POS
pounds; 80 cars silver and lead ore, 3 7S2, gag
pounds; 4 cars copper ore, l24SO0pounds. Total,
40 cars; 1884, $50 pcinds-
YESTERDAY evenings sunset was much ad-
mired by lovers OF the beautiful. Delicately
tinted clouds which hung over the western hoT-
ion and the mellow rays of the sun produced
Il charming picture not soon to be forgotten.
THE article in yesterdays HERALD on Brown
Scquard's ''Elixer of Life as viewed from
local standpoint, created considerable interest
about town. Those who failed 10 secure copy
of THE HERALD will find the article reproduced
in this mornings Tribune.
GENERAL WELLS retains his oldlove of joke.
n response to Mayor Armstrong; invitation to
ride on the electric route nc answered; Dear
Frank; I'm very much Obliged TO- your kind in
vitation, but don't think I'll it." But he
was there with the rest ali the same.
SERGEANT FIrAlAURICE's report of yeste--
davis temperature is as below: At am
Salt Lake city, "A; Helena, "a; Fort Custer, So;
Fort Washakie, Sc; RawlinS, 62. AT ii am
salt Lake city, So; Ogden, 81; Stockton, 90:
bingham, 81; Park city, 70; Prsvo, So; Alta, IS.
THE annual circular just issued by the Uni
versiLy of Deseret is at hand. 1t describes the
curriculum OF the institution, gives the names
of the officers and faculty, and contains much in
formation concerning the library and other col
lections belonging to the university. me hrSt
term of the current academic year Will begin
September2.
RETURNS from the Twenty-first representa-
tive district are not yet in, but it is now known
that Reid had no opposition, Dr. kenner per
emptorily declining 10 run. Those who were
opposed to Reid scratched his name of the
ticket and by this means he ran so far behind
as to cause the report TO be sent out that his
opponent was elected.
"rHE Young Womans Journal is the title of
a new monthly magazine which is to be issued
about October l. ofthis year. The editress will
be Susie Young Gates, daughter OF the late
President Brigham Young. She is young lady
OF decided literary attalnments ana II the DlSl-
ness end of the paper is as well held up as the
editorial, there is lille question but that 1t Will
be a success.
A GOOD story is told on couple of officers who
arrested man for asSaulting another on late
train from Garfield. The officers handcuffed
the obstroperous individual and then took the
innocent victim in charge, but before arriving
in the city the former had escaped with the
handouts. They succeeded in bringing the
quiet man TO town and landing him at the po-
lice station, but as there was no cause for his
being held, the gates were not placed alar Tor
him. The officers referred TO are now busily
engaged in looking for pair Of handcutfs-its
not the man they are after.