The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-04-07
LOCAL And OTHER BRIEFS.
l3ExJAMrx's lunch captures all.

t8ENJAMIN's lunch captures all.
PEMBRoKE has Puck, Judge and Hdrper's
A NEW bank is to be started The parties
are BOStOnians.
EVERY hotel is crowded and not a room
could be had last night
CALL at Gardeners, 141 Main street, and
see those cheap spring suits.
JOHN v KJELsToN and w. j. Johnston
were admitted to citizenship yesterday.
SANFORD BINGHAM, of Riverdale, Weber
county, was released from the penitentiary
yesterday.
They are selling mems shoes at Spencer
& Kimball's for ST. pair, and they are
stylish and solid, too.
The issuance of premium numbers for
THE HERALD distribution will close at 10
O'Clock tomorrow night.
MCCoRNIcK s. Co. yesterday received.
Hanauer bullion, $500; silver and lead
ores, $500. Total $500.
HARVEY, NEFF & Co., the new abstract
office, have had to increase their force on
account of rush Of business.
THE big drop in prices of paint material
and brushes at Culmer Brothers, is appre-
ciated by conference visitors.
LADIES and children will find an immense
variety of stylish trimmed hats and bon
nets at Mrs. Burrows, IS Main street.
THERE will be a meeting of the Woman's
Suffrage association of Utah at the Social
Hall on Thursday afternoon at o clock
Ed SOUTHAM was arrested yesterday
or the charge Of grand larcency. He is
wanted by the sheriff Of Box Elder county.
The HERALD counting rooms will be open
up till , o'clock this afternoon to supply the
country patrons with The SUNDAY HERALD.
A sPRINKLING cart in full play, its driver
drenched to the skin, was one of the spec
tacles on the street during yesterdays
shower.
THE Utah commission yesterday, ap-
pointed as county registrars Isaac Burton,
for Uintah county, and John Witbeck, for
Juab county.
CULNER BROTHERS are taking summer or
ders for castor oil at 80 cents per gallon,
black oil at 25 cents, machine oil at 10
cents, white lead at ~ cents.
''F. T." should call at THE HERALD for
ansW Ars to his advertisement. There are
envelopes from the city, POcatello North,
and various other points of the compass
An immense extra issue of to-day's SUN
DAY HERALD has been struck off, but they
will not be too much for the ayOricious
appetiteS of those rapaciOus youngsters, the
newsbOys.
wv" SUGAR HOUSE, writes that he
thinks it needless to blindfold the child or
children selected to draw the numbers in
The HERALD distribution. The whole
matter will be left to the subscribers them
selves.
B. F. GRANT, the manager of the Grant
Bros. livery company, gave all his en-
Aa4 GN,,+,,,
ings by sending them in two sections to see
''The World"
NoTARIBs public were appointed yester-
day az follows: a. A. Rice, for Salt Lake
county; w. d. Roberts, for Utah county:
Oliver c.. Snow, for Box Elder county: W.
" Morgan, for Cache county.
A GENERAL meeting of the Sunday school
superintendent and teachers viii be held
at the Tabernacle this evening and a meet
tug Of missionaries will be held at the His
toriaus Office at the close Of the afternoon
Tabernacle SERVICE
A VERY pleasant birthday party was
given Friday evenieg by Miss Clara tentOn
at the residence of her parents in the Sixth
ward. About eighty people were present.
Refreshments, dancing and singing were
the features Of the evening.
AT the meeting of the stockholders of the
Salt Lake & Fort Douglas railroad held
yesterday afternoon, the following were
elected directors: John w. Young, W. A
3Ossiter, d. Harrington. b. S. Young, O.
p. I rnold, G. w. Hardy and r. w. Sloan.
A BIG new roller Touring mill. with
Aaron Farr, Of Logan, at its head, is about
TO commence operations at Eagle Rock.
Fifty thousand dollars will be expended on
the plant. which will have a 100-barrel a
day capacity, and both steam and water
az 20 furnish motive power.
SERGEANT FrTzMAURICE's report o. yes
terday's temperature is as below: At a
m.-Salt Lake city, 50; Helena, 46; Fort
Custer. IS: Fort Washable, IS; Boise
city. a; Winnemucca, A. At II a. NJ
Salt Lake city, So; Ogden, so; Stockton,
80; Bingham, As; Park city, 40; Provo, go;
Alta, A.
The new time card Of the Utah Central
railroad goes into effect today. The alter
noon train leaves at $50 instead Of l 40;
the morning train goes at $40 instead Of
40. The train from the north in the
morning now comes at II 20 and the even
ing at Z o'clock instead Of >.
AT last nights meeting of the real estate
board, several kilograms from eastern
papers in relation TO advertising Salt Lake
were read and discussed. 1t was decided
to call a special meeting early in the week
10 consider the matter Of advertising. Il.
). Blue and A. j. Hopkins were admitted
10 membership in the board.
S. c.. HALLER is now negotiating for the
appearance here during the summer OF
Teemer, Gaudaur, HOsmer, Ham, Peterson,
O'Connor and Lee, the great Oarsmen, who,
he says, are quite anxious to row on the
lake having been stirred up by the visit of
the Mississippi Valley association a few
months ago. He believes that they will
come for comparatively small considera-
ton.
p. H. PoLGLAsE, of the Interstate fire
alarm company, is in Salt Lake, and is en-
deavoring to negotiate with the city Off
Gals for the establishment of plant of the
Richmond mountaineering fire alarm, police
and patrol telegraph system. The boxes,
etc. have been placed in position in Chief
Ottingers office at the Fireman's hall, and
will be on exhibition tomorrow and Tues
dav. The chief is very much pleased with
the system, and believes the city officials
Iyould do well to establish the system Of
alarms made possible.
BUILDING LOTS IN THE CITY.
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