The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-07-14
LOCAL AND OTHER BRIEFS.

Buhack, the best insect eXtcrnlnaJOf, aL
L G. M. L. drug department.
HooCK & CLAwsoN close at Z o'clock for
two months, except Saturday
THE Coop Furniture company have got
the best bed lounge in the market.
HoUsEKERPERs wanting any kind Of house
brushes should visit Culmer Bros.
Family Library, Young Ladies' Journal,
hammOcks at Pembroke's, - Main ST.
A DOSE of cholera mixture free with
every purchase at Johnson. Pratt 81 Co IS
TIRE Orphans Home and Day Nursery go
10 Garfield beach on Wednesday next-the
18th.
For the complexion, try Garfield Tea,
sample packages free, at u. Q. NJ. l. drug
department.
They are selling mems shoes at Spencer
II Kimballs for S1.75 Z pair, and they are
stylish and solid, too.
THE funeral of Mrs. George w. Reed will
he held at the residence, No. n 9 street,
at 4 80 Sunday afternoon. -
Nc CoRYIcK & Co.'S shipments yester-
day were; Hanauer bullion, S3,40O; silver
and lead ores, 81, 200. Total, Sll 100.
A COPY of the articles of incorporation of
the lSalt Lake Hardware company was
y y
CHARLES WASHINGTON BENNETT has been
named by the New Emma Silver Mining
company as its authorized agent in this
territory:
VIM. G. ORMoND has been appointed a
Judge of election for COveville precinct,
Cache county, vice Littleson, moved out of
the territory.
present and Future Conditions and
re il M n h.
given in the Eighteenth ward chapel this
evening at $3.50, by Elder John Nicholson.
A son Of Jacob Bal, of the Tenth ward
yesterday got match too close to a can of
powder, and the result was badly singed
and blackeucd face, with some painful in
juries.
The funeral services over the remains
of W. J. Ryan, who was killed at Garfield
-5c2cl On Friday morning, were held at the
Office Of Joseph William Taylor yesterday
morning.
THE Saturday evening concerts at the
Continental veranda, are quite a feature of
this popular hotel. The one given last
evening attracted q large audience, be
sides the many guests.
CITY CREEK cailon will be the popular re
sort again this summer for those who do
not care 60 90 too far from home. Several
families have already taken Up their abode
there, aud three or four more VIII follow
This week
john H. CAMPE has on exhibition at the
chamber of commerce an excellent cOllec-
zion of rare stones and minerals from all
parts OF the world. Secretary HOLSTER
prOnOuuces it the finest display ever made
N Utah. 1t is worth call.
THERE were four fires in Springville yes
terday The first was discovered near the
Co operative -four mill, and involved loss
of SiD0. The second was in the hay stacks
aHd yards of Oliver Huntington, and caused
- loss of 500 The other two We're Of
niuor Importance.
IT is stated on good authority that Ed
ward Richards, OF Denver, and Col. Dodge
of the Denver 81 Rio Grande have bought d
tract of 400 acres OF land on the east shore
OF Ut2n Lake, near the Battle Creek station
Of the Denver & Rio Grande road. 1t is
proposed 90 lay out townsite IN this
favored spot.
WILLIAM SMITH, a young man, Il years
OF age, who resides in the Seventh ward,
was badly injured By q caving gravel
hank, near the residence Of 7. @. WebDer,
Asq., yesterday morning. DR.. Benedict,
who was called In, says 1t is very doubtful
II tie young man viii recover, his injuries
5eing mainly internal
THE men excavating for the Progress
building areated something of panic yes
terday by digging too close to the wall of
the Keyser building; a chunk of the fOuu-
jatiOn and brickwork, came tumbling
down into the cellar and it looked for
while as if the building would follow. 1t
was prOpped up, however, before much
harm was done.
SERGEANT FITzMAURICE's report Of yes
terdays temperature is as below: At o a.
m--Salt Lake city, 7G; Helena, So; Fort
Custer, Go; Fort Washable, So; Rawlins,
g. At II a.m.-Salt Lake city, 50; Ogden,
S6: Stockton, SO: Bingham, 90; Provo, 50.
RECEIvEE DYER advertises for bids to
lease the much-abused church muttons in
TIE HERALD this morning. Bids will be
received until Monday, August p.
The rumor circulated on the street yes
Jerday to the effect that &. II. Parsons had
been given the marshalship and G. :.
Eariau the district attOrneyship, had its
foundation in a dispatch received in this
city by a wellknown gentleman from an
acquaintance in Washington. 1t Is also
stated that Mr.. Parsons received cOngra-
tulatOry telegram from a Washington
friend, but as the press dispatches have
contained no mention of the appointments
It is safe to say that they have not yet been
made.
A DISPATCH received from Franklin,
Idaho, yersterday said: cat 10 a. FL. to-
day Mark Nelson's boy, aged seven, and
sister, younger, were playing in Il wagon
with the box partly filled with hay, and
standing on the side hill near his yard. 1t
IS supposed that the brake was lOosened by
them. allowing the wagon to run down to-
ward creek at the foot of the hill. Near
1ug the creek the vehicle cramped, tipped
over and threw the boy in the creek under
che wagon. The girl escaped in a way I'M
known and told her mother Assistance
was Immediately called, but the boy was
dead before he was reached"
STEPHEN STEPHENSON, who was in the
employ of the Utah Central railway com
paay and whose parents and family live
at Leyan, was killed at Milford early yes
terday morning. He was riding on the
back OF the tender after pulling a freight
on the switch, and must have been crossing |
the draw head when he fell of the tender,
and part OF the engine passed over his
body. One leg was cut off, the bowels cut
open, and several bad cuts made about his
head. He died Instantly. An inquest was
neld, and the verdict rendered that he came
so his death while in the discharge of his
duty, and that no blame could be attached
20 anyone Tac Utah Central sent a spec
ial down with a coffin; the body will be
taken to LeVan for burial
Delicious Warm Beverages.
The decoctions served to the thirsty and
cold nj the Occidental are delicious, pure
and superior. First-class wines, liquors,
beers, aIes and cigars. Family supplies
AUER & MURPHY, Proprietors.
CRIsMON-sCARFF COMPANY.