The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-07-21
LOCAL AND OTHER BRIEFS.

PEMBROKE, Job Printer, u Main St
CoALTER s; SNELGRovE, music dealers.
1.-THE Saddle Rocll' meals are the best. =
THE cleanest and best cooked meals az
Beniamin's
Buhaclz. the best insect exterminatOr, at
Il c. NJ. L. drug department
REDUCTION sale of creamers and sauce
dishes at HOock q Clawson's.
THEY are grading the street with shale
in front or Hook IL ClawsOn's.
The trains for Syracuse to-day will
leave at 1904 a. III. ana i :Oo p. M.
WELLS, FARGO 4 Co s shipments yester-
day were: Base bullion, S2,S5J.O5.
aoUsEKEEPEgs wanting any kind Of house
brushes should visit Cullner Bros.
THE Coop Furniture company have got
,he best bed lounge in tue market.
There is a message at the Western Union
Telegraph ONCE Tor Gen. n. Con.
G. S. VAKIAN yesterday presented his
commission TO the court and took the oath
of office.
SOMETHING new, inlaid spoons and forks
with sterling silver. Little, ROundy 81
company.
For the complexion, try Garfield Tea,
sample packages free, at 4. Z. NJ. [. drug
department.
They are selling mems shoes at Spencer
x kimball's for S175 pair, and they are
stylish and solid, too.
MoCoRNIGK & Co. yesterday received:
Hanauer bullion, $1,000; silver and lead
ores, $500. Total, SlO,7 700
BY special arrangement, Hanlon will give
two exhibitions walking on the water at
Lake Park this afternoon at As and7.
THE Utah Commercial and Savings bank
opens its doors tomorrow morning at its
temporary Office in the Roberts q Ellerbeck
building.
AT Windsor Castle. Enter the ruler o,
Persia: Il salute England's Queen and
ludia's Empress" Victoria. coy and
btushing: "Ohl Shah,
CHARLES HAMPsHILL, of Mount Pleasant,
Sanpete county, was released from the
penitentiary yesterday, where he served 4
term for unlawful coaabitation.
w. A MAxTIELD, of Butler precinct
will have Il hearing before Commissioner
Wdlcott on Monday, on the charge Of hay
ing cut lucerue on Jne land belonging TO A.
o. Il. FaYlls.
AT the peoples convention held at West
Jordan yesterday, Heber Bennicn, Of
TaglOrsVule, WAS chosen as representative
from the Thirteenth district. vice Orren p.
Miller, declined.
IL the Third district court yesterday c.
ChrisJoplofs1n ana Albert White were
naturali2e1. The case Of George 4. Lowe
rs. WIN, Beck coming up, default was en-
tered; Judgment as prayed.
A NEWS carrier with one hundred copies
OF this mornings HERALD will visit the
camps up City creek canon. He calculates
that the widespread interest in Taken uN
Siege" vii bring double price from the
campers.
PETER BARTON was released from the
penitentarY yesterday, having been par
dOned by President Harrison. The pardon
was secured by the efforts OF some gentle
men who believed that Mr.. Barton was en-
titled to lis liberty.
Mr.. Ed. HANLAN was at Lake Park yes
dcrday and Expresses himself as well salts
fed with the prospect Tor his rowing ana
wafer walking exhibition Today. A num-
Der Of Oycr-COIEdent citizens created con
siderable msrrimeut by endeavorinE to 60
Lhe walking act.
SERGEANT FrrzMAuRICE's report Of yes
Jerday'S temperature Is dS below: At u ii.
m.-Salt Lake city, O.; Helena, 90; For,
Custer, 60; Fort Washable, 50: R4wlius,
"a. At II a.m.-Salt Lake city, S. Ogden,
81: Stockton, s.: Bingham, -; PARK City,
70; Provo, 81; Alta, 6S.
AZ year old son OF John Muir, Twenty
first ward drank about two teaspoOnfuls
of laudanum from a bottle at about IL
O'Clock yesterday morning and died al
9:3O last night. The laudanum was being
used for toothache and was left within
reach of the child.
~. Z. WoOD, who has just returned from
Al. L.
counties, says that section of the world is
looking remarkably well. There has been
some scarcity of water, and he thinks the
crops will probably fall below the average;
and says that the present condition proves
one thjng-that intelligent farming will
pay under circumstances that slouchy
farming will net.