The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-03-03
LOCAL AND OTHER BRIEFS.

PEMBROKE has Puck, Hd,psrs' and Judge.
BEoIAMIN's LUNCH stand still catches-on.F
SPRING gardening has set in in dead
earnest
ing at 10 am.
THE real estate board met last evening.
ono member was admitted.
THERE are now 23O students in attend
'tlce at the University of Deseret
MIR. HENRY D1NwooDEY has an an
nouncement TO Babies this morning.
The Home Coal company has not joined
IN the moving, and viii still be found at its
old address.
A ROW of fence posts may now be seen
running over -Four Ridges, on the north
eastern horizon.
The annual statement of the German In
surance company, of Illinois, was filed
with Secretary Hall yesterday.
K, P. HUNTER and Edward H. Anderson,
OF Ogden, were yesterday appointed no.
tarles public for Weber County.
SEvENTY-FIvE unlawful cohabitation cases
VIII come up before Judge Judd at Provo
TINS week, or just as soon as he can hear
them.
The p. p. Park association is doing eX
tensive work in the way of grading and
road-mak ng on Arsenal hill Just below En-
s.. peak
The sums fixed in the opinion delivered
OX the supreme court yesterday, give re
ceiver Dyer $1,000: Mr.. Williams, $500;
NJ L. Peters, $1,000.
OVER THREE HUNDRED children, young
men and ladies joined Stephens classes last
week. New members will not be taken
after the coming week.
S. L. BALL 81 Co. have bought out the
old and well-lznown Globe Bakery and will
remodel the premises after conference and
start III on a large scale
Bishop WARREN will preach at the First
M E. Church this morning and at
the Scandinavian Methodist Church. on
Second East street, this evening.
The conference of the Salt Lake Stake Of
Zion viii commence this morning in the
Tabernacle. Meetings will be held at 10 a.
m. and p. N. to-day and tomorrow.
Provo has organized a street railway
company with a capital stock of S25,OOO
Already over half the amount has been sub
scribed, and the railway is a sure go.
AK electric light company has been
organized for Provo, and it S said the
whole of the stock has been subscribed for
without any person being invited to step in
GOVERNOR WEST yesterday pardoned
Mrs. Sweeney who was sentenced last year
10 long term in the penitentiary for
poisoning her husband with Rough on Rats
LADIES who admire stylish millinery, will
lind 4 charming variety of new spring
shapes IN fancy braids, also new trimmings
Just received at Mrs. Burrows, IS Main
street.
STEPHENS CLASS meet as follows: Chill
dren-Wednesday, Thursday and Friday
afternoons 4 O'Clock Young men and Ia
dies, Wednesday night : 80, over C)alter &
Snelgroye's
4 CoNJoINT meeting of the Y. n. and !.
i. M. !. A. OF the Seventeenth ward Wi! be
ned IN the schOOlhOuse on Tuesday even
ing, March ;. A good programme has been
arranged, and all are invited.
IT may be well to state that the men who
proposed to go ahead and put up Il board of
trade building on First South street and
organic board Of trade, are men who are
utd and have not been members OF the
chamber of commerce.
il the Police Court yesterday. Robert |
MarCrOft was fined s. for being drunk and
Jcbn O'Neal was fined so for the same |
ohense. Earnest Conll was arrested last |
night on q charge of passing counterfeit |
money and viii have hearing on Monday |
IF the chamber of commerce backs up the |
appointed to consider the bids Offering sites |
for chamber Of commerce, there will be |
rt.y sure The directors have done them |
selves ne credit in endorsing this act. The |
kicking has already commenced.
TtaE case of the people vs.. Ross Nc |
3GanaIly, charged with the murder OF |
Charles Stokes, went to the jury yesterdaE |
AT about o'clock. At $50, they ent tered
court and asked to be allowed to tax to |
their room the judges charge. This was
granted At midnight, however, tllre |
was no possibility of an agreement, and |
the court adjourned.
THE Western Weekly finished its first six |
months last night, and wound up its earthly !
career at the same time. The publishers |
gave very creditablc little periodical |
while il was running, and they have our |
sympathy in what must be their moment OF
trial. The editor announces that the paper |
will endeavor to refund subscriptions to
those who have paid IN advance.
IT DUNBAR came on from Omaha last |
evening to visit his folks while his brother. |
D. &. Dunbar, is arranging his affairs, pre-
paratory to recommending business. Dave |
lost almost everything by the disaster
spoken of in THE HERALD a few days ago, |
but he expects to start up again as soon rs
possible It will probably take "A law suit
TO settle the question as to whether he can
recover damages from the owner Of the
building whose falling walls destroyed his |
establishment.
The test of Parley's canon shale made |
on First East s reet, between Seventh and !
Eighth South, proves, beyond doubt, the
superiority of this article for roads and
sidewalks The test made however, can /
hardly be called fair, for the reason that /!
much of the shale was obtained from the !
surface. and being unscreened. consider |
able soil is mixed in with 1t. In its pure |
state. the article, we believe will be found |
almost equal to cement. and far superior to |
broken cobbles or other such substitute.
G. w. STEELE, well known in Utah as one |
of the firm of Thompson, Allen & Steele, |
who did so much towards booming Terrace |
Heights. leaves for the east this morning |
10 buy stock of goods for The Fair-a
new venture which Steele Il Co. will open |
in this city The stand secured IS the !
first door west of Jennings corner, IN the |
place occupied by Frank w. Jennings, and |
Steele g. Co. expect to open about April 10 |
or Is. The Fair should be very taking |
concern.
HOSEA Stout one of the Oldest residents |
of Salt Lake City, died at his residence in
Big Cottonwood Ward at 2.45 yesterday |
morning of paralysis, with which he had |
been affected for a month or more past. |
He was a native of Kentucky, and was |
born in September. 1910. H shared in the |
trials and troubles of the MOrmons III |
Missouri. He came to Salt Lake in 1915. |
He was member. at one time, of the city |