The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-09-22
LOCAL AND OTHER BRIEFS.
HoOCK 6 CLAwSoN.

HoOCK CLAwSON.
TAKE dinner to-day at the Saddle Rock.
VISIT Beck's Hot springs to day. Bath, 23c.*
CoALrER & SNELGRovE the m usic dealers.*
THE cleanest and best cooked meals at Ben
jamin's
CARLOAD cheap glassware at Little, ROundy
i Co.'S.
THE 10 m. Garfield Beach train will run as
usual to-day.
WORK on the Deaf Mute institute is going
rapidly ahead.
VERY pleasant party was given by Mrs. F.
Y. Shelton on Friday evening.
THE new passenger elevator in Il. c. NJ. l.
viii be in operation IN about week.
HoUsEKEEPERs wanting any kind of house
brushes should visit Culmer Brothers.
JOHNSON, PRATT & co. handle everything in
The drug line. They want your custom.
THOMAS BIRCUMsHAw, Olze Oberg and John
Clark admitted to citizenship yesterday
THERE are enough new advertisements in to
days HERALD TO start respectable sized paper.
THEY are selling mems shoes AT Spencer &
Atmbalrs for Sl.7j pair, and they are stylish
and solid, too.
MCCORMICK s co. received yesterday: Han
auer bullion So 100; silver and lead ores, s. 300
Total, &c. 400.
WELLS FARGO & cos. shipments yesterday
we're: Ore Sl9gUO; base bullion, Sl.S}995: tine
bars 1880
ONE hundred and fift cen immigrants, bound
Tor Utah, left Liverpool yesterday on the steam
snip Wyoming
WIN. WOOD 8 SONS, the market row butch
ers, call attention to their fresh sausages. They
are the best going.
THE Coop. Furniture company manufacture
their own upholstered furniture and it is the
hest and cheapest to buy.
THE electric cars on the Twenty-first ward
branch commenced making regular trips yester
day. They were loaded all day long.
TIE demand for Utah potatoes is far in excess
a.! the supply Farmers are holding on, and the
shippers say they are liable to hold on j little
100 long.
JOSEPH DEAN, of Salt Lake; Burt Peterson,
oi Ogden, and Thomas II. Bullock, OF Plain
City, were all released from the penitentiary
Y yesterday.
NOTARIEs public as follows were commits
stoned yesterday: X. w. Sloan, of Logan, in and
.0r Cache county, and John r. Lynch for Salt
Lake county.
CUMMINGS & JENNINGS report having sold
$1,000 worth of real estate so far this month.
Their sales for September viii reach over one
hundred thousand dollars.
GRAND opening of fine millinery at Mrs.
BURROWS, Is Main street next Thursday, Sep
fcmber 26. Ladies will find this the most mag
hiticent display of the season.
THE electric cars running TO the Twentieth
yard and the Eleventh ward at $50 last evening
we're spectacles beautiful TO behold. Cars on
both lines were jammed inside and out
THE photographers peace was not of long
duration 1t is war to the hilt again one firm
claiming that another never abided by the rate
made by the combine and never intended to.
DRIED beef hams, Ipped herring, French
mustard, walnut catSup and many other fine
shelf and staple goods have made Hardy, Young
~ Co grocery department loom up immensely"
DAVID LLOYD was again found by the police
in an iDtOYirlfpH condition
the police court yesterday sentenced 10
sixty days imprisonment as common drunk
ara.
TEE ore and bullion shipments over both roads
or the week ending yesterday were as follows:
Fifteen cars bullion, 39S, 3Ji pounds; 6S cars sill
yer and lead ores, :, 4j24 pounds; cars copper
orc, I5$4uO pounds. Totals cars, 2,67i,3S
pounds.
JUDGE HENDERSON OBLIGATED at pleasant
wedding ceremony at the residence Of Mrs. L.
j. Taylor. The happy couple were Mr.. w. +.
Beard and Miss Josephine L. Taylor MIR. and
Mrs. Beard will leave this morning for Wash
ington, d. c.
IN the Eighteenth ward chapel this evening
tGe lecture series viii be resumed by Bishop
Whitney, who takes for his subject Zion and
Her Redemption. The lecture commences at
$3.50, and the public is invited.
STATISTICS on the water supply of Davis
comfy were received by Secretary Sells and
placed on file yesterday The cost. amount of
water and other valuable information concern
t-tS every Cdudl III the county are gwen
RECEIVER DYER still has $1,000 sheep to
tease. Unless some one takes them OF his hands
pretty sOOn he may find il necessary to call on
The supreme court to don wide -brimned hats,
Jumpers and oveCalls and assist him in herding
them.
SERGEANT FrrzMAURICEs report Of yester-
days temperature is as below: Salt Lake City,
IS; Helena, 81; FIT. Custer. CO. Ft. Washable,
IS; Rawlins, IS. At II a.m-Salt Lake city,
SO; Ogden, 81; Stockton, 60; Bingham, 81; Park
PrOVO HUOtiuU-
ton, 90; Pocatello, 50; Silver Bow, 20.
C. L. JOHNSON writes Secretary Wells as fol
lows: ''As l deem ii part of woman's mission
10 make herself beautiful in body as well as
mind, and TO cultivate a harmonyin dress, take
pleasure in offering a V. 7. r. special gold
medal, to be awarded 10 the prettiest girl be
tween the ages of fifteen and thirty years pres
ent on the fair grounds at the time you may
designate, provided that there be no other prize
offered FOR the like, and that the award shall
not be made to either Of the ladies to whom
similar awards were made last year, viz: Miss
Eva Evans, Miss Winnie kimball and Mrs.
Annie Sheets.