The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-12-08
LOCAL AND OTHER BRIEFS.

Clawson's.
DON'T buy your furniture before going to the
Coop Furniture Co.
OUR own importation China dinner and tea
sets. Little Roundy & Co.
OUR Peerless line OF felt shoes and slippers is
complete. Spencer & k1mbalL.
PLEASANT ball was giveu at the Garden
City academy on Friday night.
WELLS. FARGO Co.'S. shipments yesterday
were: Bullion, s2sS63O; ore, 81, SS655.
HoUsEKEEPERs wanting any kind of house
brushes should visit Culmer Brothers.
THERE is a message at the Western Union
telegraph office for Charles Smurthwaite
OLUF OLSEN, of the city council of Butte, is
in town inspecting our new fire alarm system
IF you want to give your friends nice wed
dingor Christmas present, go and see Hoock q
Clawson.
HEAVY SHOWS fell up City Creek canon yester.
day and work was suspendeded on the tunnel
for the winter.
MCCORMICK & co. received yesterday,
Hanauer bullion, SO, $50; silver and lead ores
Sc, $50. Total, Sl0,330.
WILLIAM WOOD g. SONS, the Market Row
butchers have had busy week. Cause, fresh
stock and prompt delivery.
THE shoe department of Hardy, Young s. Co.
has just been replenished with large shipment
OF boys and girls school shoes.
A SPORTING man named Davis, drew re,
Volver on the night clerk at the White house last
night He was run in by the police.
MCALLIsTER BROS, under Abstract office,
Main street. have some fine bargains on the
State road; also choice acreage on East boule-
ward.
AN action was brought yesterday by William
Glassman, enjoining the city from selling GER
tain land. Mondays sale, however, is not al
fected thereby.
THE timers of Salt Lake city met last even
ing for the purpose OF organizing union There
will be another meeting next Thursday. All tin
nerS are invited.
Two thousand dollars worth Of fine holiday
goods to select your Christmas gifts from. Call
and see them at johnson, Pratt & Co.'S drug
store, 4S Main street.
SOME little boys were up before Justice Ply
per yesterday for breaking sewers on Flfth
South street. Sentence was suspended by their
promising not to repeat the act.
THE marriage licences of William Wellock and
Caroline Taylor, both of Salt Lake, and Arthur
Green and Ellen ]. Lloyd, both of Draper, were
fled with the probate clerk yesterday
THE Beaver grand jury found sixteen indict-
ments and were discharged. Elihu Blackburn,
of Loa, and Christian L. Christensen will plead
TO the charges Of unlawful cohabitation on Mon
day.
ONE OF the prominent Liberal attorneys stated
yesterday he was going to buy as many of the
city lots as he could afford at the auction sale
on Monday. This would indicate he at least. is
satisfied with the title.
IT is now understood that the fire alarm cen
tire Office will arrive in this city on Monday AL
derman Olson of the Butte City council, arrived
In this city yesterday and will remain until the
alarm is in working order.
THE annual ball of the Brotherhood of Loco
motive Engineers occurs at the Grand opera
house on the 18th. 'All the boys" are on the
committee and the opening boom occurs in
THE SUNDAY HERALD in the shape of an an
nouncement regarding the rates.
AnOTTT he mini
company sent some Cinnamon to Tintic to work.
when the miners in the cOmpanyS employ raised
arrow about it. Deputy Marshal Redfeld, Of
Provo, went to the camp and the miners finally
conceded to drop the matter and let the celes-
tials remain.
SERGEANT FITZMAURICE'S report of yester-
days temperature is as follows: Salt Lake City,
IS; Helena, 30; FIT. Custer 80; FIT. Washable, 81
RaElins, "a AT II a. m.-Salt Lake City, 35;
Ogden, 80: Stockton, -; Bingham, 35; Park
City, 3j; Provo, As; Alta, 80; Glen's Ferry, 30;
Huntington, 43; Pocatello, As; Silver Bow IS.
"a 10 thought by some that the lots upon
which Mr. Linck sets up claim will sell better
than any of the others for the reason that, pro-
tectnd as purchasers will be by the city's war
ranty deed, they will seek to get these lots
echeaasr than the others and that will make bid
sdinr on them higher and force the prices up,
In spite of the fOrbiddlng weather yesterday
there were assembled at the City Hall at one
O'Clock small party of intended purchasers OF
city lots to accompany Surveyor Fox on ms
rounds All the lots were examined IN plat u,
and then the party repaired TO plat ), ana Ihe
40 or more lots, which the city mas 1orSale
there were also inspected The indications are
that there will be lively bidding on Monday.
FRANKLIN W. YOUNG, sentenced to term in
penltentiary for unlawful cohabltation and a
fine amounting to 1885, appeared before ConnlS-
sioner Greenman Yesterday and was released
A few days ago his sentenced expired and ne
made application to take the poor debtors oath
but could not consistently do so from the fact
that although had not as much land as the law
allowed it is was no continuously situated and
could not be called a homestead. The President
was applealed TO and yesterday telegram was
received from Washington announcing that the
fine had been RENTED by the President.
A PROMINENT city official recently visited
Provo and is authority for the starting state
Inent that fish are cultivated like potrtoeS IN
that enterprising burg. There is an old spring
located near the asylum which has been dried
up for some time. 1t was thought advisable to
delVe into the depths of the extinct spring In
search of water, and after digging several feet
more than a bushel of carp which had been put
into the spring before ii dried up, were thrown
out. They were all alive, and dinner was
made from some of the large ones, while the
small ones were taken to the potato patch and
replanted.
Mr.. JOHN R. RoTHwELI- the canal builder,
and Mr.. Schuyler, the noted California engineer,
have been in Shoshone and along Snake river
investigating the Snake River Land and Canal
company's proposed dam and canal at Rapid
supply both sides OF Snake river in Cassia and
Logan counties with water for irrigation.
About three hundred thousand acres of choice
fruit and agricultural land is covered by the
system of proposed bitches, and it will be good
news TO the people of Idaho to learn that
Engineer Schuyler reports that the dam acress
Snake river TO raise the water, and the canal
system is not only feasible but entirely practl-
cal.-Shoshone Journal.
FL Goss, of the Goss Printing Press com
pany, left for the west last evening after weeks
STAY in this city. Yesterday THE HERALD com
pany closed a contract with Mr.. Goss for Que of
his IS, 500 perfecting presses, marvel OF news
paper machinery which prints, cuts, pasteS and
folds Il, 900 SPACE papers every hour, 200 every
minute or at the rate of a little over three per
second The press will be specially built for
THE HERALD, and will include Stereotyping
apparatus and all other of the latest and most
imnroyed appliances used by the great dailieS.
NJ will he called the "Deseret" and is con-
tracted TO be shipped from Chicago March l,
1860 The purchase OF the first perfectlng press
ever brought to Utah is something THE HERALD
and its friends may feel prood or but the clrcu-
Iation of the paper was getting to figure where
nothing but lightning press would suffice TO
handle it. and as THE HERALD never allows ex-
pense to stand in the way Of an efficient service
TO its patrons the press was ordered. The 1900
an hour Campbell press bought two years ago,
and at that time su 1icient for the wants of the
paper will be retained as reserve.
ABOUT O'Clock last night drunken row oc-
CURED in the Foam saloon, just north OF THE
HERALD. It appears that three men had en-
tered the saloon bent on picking Tight wheH
the cook of the Windsor hotel entered ana row
eusued He claims that the three men jumped
upon him, whereupon he rushed TO the hotel and
got a butcher knife and said he was going up to
cut their throats. On returning to the saloon
he threw a rock into the door at the men. and
they came out onto the sidewalk, when Grifhths
dourished around his knife and dared anyone TO
come over to where he was. The men started
when one of them, named DAM, received a StaD
in the left side about four inches In length lay
inc hare the rib. The wounded man was taken
into the saloon, when Dr. Ewing was called.
The stove IN the saloon was =, kicked down ana