The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-05-30
LOCAL And OTHER BRIEFS.

WHITE and decorated pudding bowls at
Hoock x Clawson's.
THERE will be no freight trains on the
Utah Central to-day.
MERCHANDISE from all over the world at
Little, Roundy K Cos
MoCoRNIcK & Co. yesterday received:
Hanauer bullion, S4,oO0.
T. w. JENNINGS, a petit juror was yes
terday excused for the term.
PETER w. BREENE, ex-g governor of Color
ado, invested in $40, 900 worth OF Salt Lake
real estate yesterday.
Forty cars of stock were shipped from
Milford yesterday. They We're consigned
to various eastern points
THE Solid MtIdoon people are arranging
for another excursion to Salt Lake, which
will arrive here sometime next month.
I have found something at last that my
boys can't wear out, and | paid only Sl.50
per pair for them at Spencer u kimbaifs.
WATER COMMISSIONER SMITH says the re
cent work done up City Greek canon has
increased the flow of that stream nearly
two million gallons per day.
THE dedicatory services which were to
have been held in the Ninth ward meeting
house this evening, have been deferred to a
date to be hereafter announced.
MARSHAL DYER tenders his deputies and
their families grand complimentary din
ner, which will be served at the peniten-
tiary at about pm. to-day. The guests
will leave the city early in the morning, in
the Utah aud viii spend a most delight
full day.
SERGEANT FITzMAURICE's report of yes
terday's temperature is as below: AT a.
Calf Tol-o r;t N. 1o1s+
Custer, 40; Fort Washakie A; Boise city,
66; Winnemucca, SIS: Rawlins, So At IL
a.m.-Salt Lake city, q; Ogden, "A; Stock
ton, 70; Bingham a; Park city, GS; Provo,
So; Alta, 81.
1T is understood that the Tribune will re
luctantly and after long struggle, fall into
line and reform its old fashioned blanket
sheet by following the eight page style long
ago adopted by THE HERALD and the big
journals everywhere else. 1t will also get
in some much needed new machinery and
in other ways make an endeavor to pull
within hailing distance Of THE HERALD.
THERE are people who are mean enough
to inquire why it is that the watermaster
is so neglectful Of his duties as to allow
large volume of water to flow down the
North Temple street aqueduct and into the
Jordan river. A city councillor yesterday
gave it as his opinion that this waste"
rigating channels, and that its use should
be permitted without mOlestatiOn.
AN advertisement in this issue of THE
HERALD tells that there is to be lively
war between the w0olmen of the territory
and the railroads, the former say they are
unable to pay the eXOrbitant rates de
manded by the latter and exc out an eXis-
tence at the same time, and they proclaim
their independence by calling for teams to
haul to and from the pricipal railroad cen
tiers. 1t will be interesting to watch the
progress of the contest.
COUNTY REGISTRAR PAGE has solved the
question of how to give all fair chance to
register. The deputy registrars have in
some cases been unable to cover their en-
tire precincts so far, but will complete their
rounds by the end of the present week.
Colonel Page has now arranged to have the
deputies of the i've city precincts in the
large upper room Of the city hal aduring
the entire week beginning Monday next
There can be no excuse for not registering,
even if the deputy should miss calling at
your house.
The last of the popular concerts and half
hour lectures under the auspices of the
Salt Lake Rowing club was given at the
theatre last evening. The music was even
more enjoyable than on the former occas-
ions and the lecture of General Penrose
was feast of historical Renaissance such
as is heard only once in a lifetime. His
subject was the war of the rebellion and
from the firing of the first gun upon Fort
o""2pter to the surrender at AppamatoX,
cry important event of the great strife
was touched upon and handled in an inter-
est and instructive manner.
SAYS the Tribune: 1.-THE HERALD has
dropped out of the telegraph race altogether,
it appears" This is in a measure true, for
TIE HERALD, like Eclipse, is first and the
rest nowhere. Now, about that Franco
Haytien dispatch. 1t was, as it appeared
in the Tribune, the most lively news we
have seen in many day. In fact, it was
so lively that it began to speak OF NJ.
Theodore RouStan, the French minister at
Washington, but wanting variety 1t changed
the name tORaustan land this not suiting It'll
changed it to Ranstan, and thinking still to
improve, switched to Rasitan. We have
followed and published all about the Cronin
murder, but il IS only from the Tribune that
we have learned anything about the Clan
au-Gael, Of whichit had very full lin fact,
sinking full account. Ira la, Triby, ira Ia.
THE June number Of the Contributor is
out. The leading attraction is an article by
President Joseph 2 Smith, on the Res
toratiOn of the Melchis G lee Priesthood
accompanied with a beautiful steel engray-
ing of the author. John Nicholson con-
tributes valuable treatise on the 'Phil
osophy of Baptism" A pleasing descrip-
tive article from the note book of Alfred
Lambourne, gives the reader glimpse of
1.-The House of Ramona" "a Touching
Temperance Story" by a prisoner in the
Boise penitentiary, will be read with great
interest, and conveys a lesson that will
leave lasting impression. l. w. Rich
ards, X. W. Sloan, J. NJ. Tanner, Israel
Bennion and others, have attractive ar
ticles, and the selections, poetry, editorial,
attractive published
THE attention of our readers is invited to
the large display advertisement on another
page of te-day's amusements at Garfield
Beach, the peoples favorite pleasure and
only bathing resort on the lake A very
interesting and entertaining programme
has been arranged for the amusement Of
those who shall visit this delightful resort
to-day. At an enormous expense the man
agement has secured the services of the
great aerial artists, Messrs. Kessler and
Cochran, who will perform on this occasion
? .ir great double trapeze and sensational
I: ing acts; also the thrilling slide for life
by Mr.. Cochran from the top of the high
station tower to the water below at the end
of the pavilion-a distance of over five
hundred feet In addition to these start
Ing performances there will be all kinds
of athletic and other contests for valuable
prices, such as rowing, races, horse races,
swimming matches, target shooting, etc,
etc There will be music and dancing
during the day and a grand ball in the even
ing. Don't fail to go to Garfield Beach to-
day For timetable and full particulars
soc the big advertisement