The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-04-09
LOCAL AID OTHER BRIEFS.

CALL at Gardeners, 141 Main street, and
see those cheap spring suits.
FRUIT trains are becoming quite frequent
over the Union Pacific OF late.
WELLS, FARGO & CO. shipments yester-
day were: Base bullion, $500.
To-xoRRow's SEMI WEEKLY HERALD will
contain the complete conference report.
TIE cas- against Robert Sleeves comes up
before Commits 5iOner NOrrell this morning.
Nothing excites so much praise and com
nent as those ladies $500 shoes at Spencer
x KimballS.
JACOB HENDRICKsoy and Lars E. Daniel
son were admitted to citizenship by Judge
Anderson yesterday.
EMMA TooyE, wife of John Toone) an
old and respected resident Of the Twentieth
ward, died on Sunday last.
McCoRNIcK & Co. yesterday received.
Hanauer bullion, $1,000; silver and lead
ores, s., 800. Total "a, 400.
A FIRE at Kanosh recently DESTROYED the
stables and corral of Z. Pugh and E. NJ
Ford. The loss amounted to $3.50.
WETEwAsH and paint brushes at cost,
and paint material and window glass at cut
rates keeps the Gunner Bros. busy.
GEORGE FENNEMoRE has been appointed
county registrar for Beaver and James n
Kimball to the same position for Weber
JUDGE BOHEMIAN yesterday took the oath
Of Office before Clerk Clarke and entered
upon his new duties as school commissioner
CITY CREEK now discharges 5000, 900
gallons Of water daily. Another measure
ment will be taken by Chief Ottinger to-
day.
SMILEY, GRosHELL & Co yesterday sold
twenty acres over Jordan for 81, 000t J. T.
KOrum. They also sold four lots in City
park.
THE members of the real estate board are
requested to meet this evening at o'clock,
on business of Importance. r. NJ. Wilkin-
son, secretary.
CAPTAIN GLAssMAN will pick the boat
crews for the season at the club rooms this
evening. All who desire to take active
part are requested to be present.
THIS season the Union Pacific will re-
place 100000 ties on the Wyoming division.
There will be 70,0 900 oak ties used on curves
and the balance on straight track will be of
pine.
OLNEY & HAMMOND sold for Thomas
Carter 3X2O on Third South and Seventh
East to John P. Engstrom for 81, 200, also
two and half acres on State road for
s., 500.
MAYOR ARMSTRONG, Chief Ottinger and
Commissioner Stanford paid visit to City
Creek canon yesterday to look over the
route for the proposed ditch for the reservoir
on Capitol hill.
TIE TWO boats being constructed by
Captain Davis for the Garfield Beach Boat
club have been planked up, and will be COM
pleted next week. They promise to be ele-
giant and swift
APOSTLE FRANCIS NJ. LYMAN was released
from the penitentiary yesterday morning. |
Eli b. Hawkins, Of Bingham; Robert !
Cranshaw, of Cache county, and Shephen |
Nye, of Ogden, are also free once more.
A RUNAWAY team, hitched to a heavy
transfer wagon made things lively on Main |
street yesterday evening. The team was |
caught after running block the only dam
age done being the demolishing of milk
wagon.
THERE were many visitors yesterday to |
inspect the Richardson fire and police |
ALARM stem on exhibition at the fireman's |
hall. e proposition of establishing the |
.Eystem in this city will be submitted to the
council this evening. A contract VIII |
doubtless be made.
SERGEANT FITzMAUR1CE's report of yes
cerday's temperature is as below: At . a.
m.-Salt Lake city, 50; Helena, SO; Fort
Custer, IS; Fort Washable, -; Boise
city, IS; Winnemucca, 50. At II a. m
salt Lake city, SO; Ogden, 63; Stockton,
So; Bingham, IS; Park city, 48; Provo, SO;
Alta, ~.
GEORGE CRANE, of Kanosh, writes The
HERALD as follows: Il have been very IN
lucky lately, but expect to change about
the 9Th inst. However, l have lost my
number If my number draws the bull, or
anything else, please ask Joseph w. Sum
merhays to hold it until I can get up there
with rope" sl
THE 30th of April, the one-hundredth an
niYersary of the organization of the gov
eminent, will be observed as a general holt
day, i'll accordance with the act of Congress
and the proclamation recently issued by
President Harrison. In other cities, great
preparations for It's celebration are being
made. VIII Salt Lake fall in line! 1t has
been suggested that if we cannot have a
rOusing celebrations Fourth of July on a
small scale-we can at least observe it in
the usual way-by a suspension OF business.
THE ball given at Downs opera house, on
last Thursday evening, for the benefit of
the church edifice of the Latter-day Saints,
was a magnificent success. There were
fully five hundred people il attendance,
and in all the vast assemblage, the best OF
order and good Oh r prevailed during the /
entire night The music and prompting
were first-class, and the supper served by r
Mr. Downs was highly satisfactory. The {
after paying all expenses, Will
net about $3.50, which will help materially
in completing their church. This was !
the largest ball ever witnessed in
Evanston, and all the participants had a !
good time.-Independent
A SPAN of horses belonging to the father {
of one of the deaf mute pupils was lost, I
strayed or stolen from the stable yard of
the institute Sunday night. twas heavy I
loss to the poor man, who is thus left I
stranded in the city, without money enough s
to take him home to Spanish Fork. The t
horses are both small-sized mares. One is
a light reddish bay, with white face; the
other is dark bay, with streak Of white I
on her right eye. The younger one is in I
foal. Any information leading to their re b
cOvery will be thankfully received by the 3
poor Dane, and it may be left with PROBES .
sor White, at the Deaf Mute institute. L
The police have been notified and they are a
taking active steps to recover the animals. 3
OK SUNDAY evening general meeting of =
the Deseret Sunday School union was held +
IN the tabernacle. There was large at !
tendance; and addresses concerning the I
work OF the Sunday schools were delivered I
by various speakers. A good work has .
been done in the interests of the young in | :;
the past, but there is still great need for
Improvement in this direction. A great y
deal of influence, either for good or for .
evil, hes on the part of the fathers and
mothers in Israel, many Of whom are far ;,
too lnsenslble to the responsibilities which y
are resting upon them as parents. The d
fruits which have hitherto resulted from "
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