The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-10-20

TAKE Gtl4leE iD-uGA ~ Lilt OdtllliC NUM-
VISIT Beclss Hot Springs to-day. Baths pc.
WALTER SQUIREs, barber, under Deseret banks
STONE jars, churns and jugs, at Little, Roundy
q, Cos.
THIS cleaucst and best cooked meals at Ben
jamiu'5.
TaE glorious weather we are enjoying is a
theme that burdens every tongue.
RACHEL 2 CHANDLER died at her home in the
Nlath ward al u O'Clock last night.
HousEKEEpERs wanting any kind Of house
brushes should visit Culmer Brothers.
WIN WOOD & Sons have the finest display OF
.stuGIgCs to be seen anywhere in the city.
WELLS. FARGO s. cos shipments yesterday
were: Bullion, SIS, 1913; ore, o2,23-Sl. Total,
$40, 1881.
Our line Of over shoes and rubbers is complete.
Latest novelties Ia fine footwear just received.
Spencer & Kimball.
MCCORMICK & Co. received yesterday:
HauauGr bullion, 800; silver and lead ores,
G4OcO Total, $500.
THE boom that Salt Lake IS now enjoying is
not OF the mushroom kind; it is substantial
and beneficial slayer.
JOHN c. RIDDLE John Manchley, George A.
Anderson, and A. +. Jarnlan were admitted TO
citizenship yesterday.
HARDY, Young s. co. are receiving new pack
al jam and fruit already This seasons crop OF
new tea has also arrived.
THE Coop Furniture company manufacture
their own upholstered furniture and II Is the
best and cheapest to buy.
ABOUT four blocks OF wire on First South
street east of The city hall, was strung for the
electric FIRE alarm yesterday.
BISHOP o. F. WHITLEY will repeat his lecture
on Zion and Her Redemption" in the Eleventh
yard meeting house at o'clock this evening.
The public is invited.
The total number of real estate sales filed for
record from last Monday morning to Saturday
night was lSS amounting to 1863, SJ2.l5 rs com
pared with $685., 222O4.
Il CARLOAD of blooded Kentucky brood mares
fresh from the blue grass regions is expected to
each this city during the coming week. See
advertisement. Special column.
PEOPLES party bands are being organized all
over the city. Each ward will have drum corps
ana several of them 4 brass band in full opera
lion before another moon has rolled around.
g'HE police last night run in a midnight Prov
ier who got into an alteration in front of the
Saddle rock restaurant He languishes in
urauce vile and Will be tried on Monday for
disturbing the peace.
TIE Chsstau was the laughing stock OF the
miners and mine owners yesterday, who read
the rot ut the head Of its teicgrGphic columns in
reference 10 the glad news for the ore-produc-
ars Of Utah. That case OF ricketts, gets Worse
daily.
THE PEOPLES Political clubs OF the Nineteenth
and Twenty-tirSt wards Will meet in the Nine
teeuth district schoolhouse, on Monday evening
ut 30. The Thirteenth ward club VIII me@t 1T
the !rd schOOlhOuse on Monday evening, ut the
same hour.
THE sixth anniversary Of the organization OF
Salt Lake Valley Lodge No. u, A. O. U. w. viii
ne celebrated on Thursday evening next Octo-
her "a, at the hall Of the lodge in the Emporium
building. An excellent programme has been
prepared.
A J. CUSHING, superintendent Pioneer Sa~n.
ling nil. Sandy, and DR.. Robertson, Of the same
boldforth came up last nj h; to see Love and
Law" They had special train, Of tWOhOrse
power, and left at midnight for home, feeling
well and looking likewise.
All those who are interested in the game Of
cricket are respectfully invited TO meet with the
Salt Lake Cricket club On Tuesday, October -,
u take part in a novelty contest. Please be On
hand promptly at - O'Clock noon. All are vel
come. by order OF the committee
JOE RICH. frequently referred 70 as the Bear
Lake monster but once known as 'SaX2y," is
~ our midst, having come down from his north
crn perch on legal business. The ldteless Ofthe
hour Ut which he was met precludcd the publ
canon Of 4 very interesting interview in this
issue.
ABOUT O'Clock last night the fire department
was called to the GOdbC Pits corner but the
blaze was eXtnguished without the assistance
Ofthe hose. The flame originated in the cellar
Of the GOdbe Pitts drug store where some alec
hol took lire and blazed NJ in a manner which
threatened to enguh the entire building.
SARAH WATSON, daughter OF Hugh and Sarah
Jane Watson, died OF diphtheria at II AS last
night. She was aged years, months and II
days. There viii be no funeral ceremonies eX-
.sEDt what occur at the cemetery at i2 O'clock
20 day. Mr.. Watson ana wife receive the sin
,3erc By,npathies OF their wide circle Of friends
SERGEANT. FII1MAURICE's report OF yester-
days temperature is as below: Salt Lake City,
-; Helena, -: Fl. Custer, %; tt. Washakie
-; Rawlins, % At Il a. m.-Salt Lake city
-; Ogden, 81; Stockton. -; Bingham 30; Park
City. IS; Provo, 81; Alta, IS: Huntington, 40:
Glcns Ferry, 3d. Pocatcllo, 40; Silver Bow, 3D.
a SHEEP herler driving his sheep from the
east passed along Seventh South street, con
trary 10 the laws OF the city. was arrested and
brought before the police court and sentenced
10 pay a fine of 80 yesterday. Sheep men should
remember that heavy penalty is attached to
The ofiense Of driving ship along the streets Of
The city.
4 MEETING OF Inc board of directors OF the
logan agricultural college was held at the gov
errors office in this city last night Propositions
we're received for consideration from teachers
seeking the position Of principal After some dis
.cJission it was decided 10 forward an offer OF
: $50 per annum 10 Prof. SanbOrn, late in charge
OF the Missouri state agricultural college, ana
uini thoroughly Versed in the science of agriCul-
.ture. Adjourned TO meet againln Logan, Nov, l.
TIE visitors from the a. A. w. were shown
through the chamber OF commerce yesterday
morning and were given lunch in the afternoon
at Mrs. FroiSeth'S and an opportunity TO meet
the ladies who were invited TO call upon them
a
them which part of them occupied and enjoyed
fhe play. They speak at the opera house this
evening Sunday, where all are invited TO hear
Them
CONSIDERABLE intesest is manifested in the
Fumor which has been current for several days
and which assumes definite shape in the cen
ira! committees order published to-day that
sEG are TO have political cavalry CUP: Lieu
tenant Z. ". Young has consented to instruct
1Ae officers of this organization IN the United
States cavalry tactics. Several hundred young
men will certainly identity themselves with THIS
organization. and it is announced rs the lnJen-
lion OF the committee TO have q troop or com
pauy organized in each precinct-two If neceS-
Sarg. This win make one OF the most interest
ing and snowy features Of the campaign a
regiment of fairly drilled cavalry viii cut a big
figure II the legislature and the governor can
agree on a militia bill this winter, VIC may look
40 see the cavalry club bloom into the First
Utah Cavalry Look out for more majors aad
colonies. Candidates are asked to enroll Mol-
day and meet Tuesday 10 perfect their oTganl
cation
MISS BERTHE BENEDICT gave social party at
the residence Of her father on Friday evening, in
honor of Mss Emily Hates, now OF Tacoma, but
at one time resident of this city. u was
most enjoyable affair. The guests were as fol-
lows: }. c. Bechtol Mrs Flo Clawson, Grace
5t21sheld, Harry Sherman, Nellie Beatie,
Luclne Hose, Edith DinwOOdey, George Ritter,
N.N Ritter, May Naylor. Alton Young, @. NJ.
laurence, Kate RayDOuld, Rose RayDould, L.
q fdJIen, Nlu Dinwoodey, Ernest Mccoy
harry Jennings, Chauncey Benedict IZzle Pier
sen, W l. Lawrence, II. Richards G. 4. Simp-
son, 7. GodelL Ruth Stevenson, Nell Groesbeck,
AHA Young, NJ Z. GodOe. @. II. Smith, w. u.
Hampton, Edlih Weller, susie Ritter, p. .. Per
Ans, May kayOould VIII Gr0esbeck, Tessie
CiawsOn, Nellie Clawson. Frank A. Bird Ella
Raleigh, Helen p Shearuan w H Lawrence,
Frank McKimmlns George McKimmins