The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-03-31
LOCAL AND OTHER BRIEFS.

PEMBROKE has Puch, JltGgc and HG'pe''S
JULIUS ROBERTSON has been appointed
commissioner of deeds for Utah IN the
state of Missouri.
They are selling mems shoes at Spencer
s. Kimballs for Sl.75 pair, and they are
stylish and solid, too.
MCCoRNIcK & Co.'s receipts yesterday
were: Hanauer bullion, $500; silver and
lead ores, $4,000. Total, $4,000
THOMAS M. TARBET has been appointed
alderman for Logan, Cache county His
certificate was issued yesterday.
THE Peoples Equitable Coop stock
holders meet at the Social Hall tomorrow
night at 7:3O The public invited.
The Coop. Furniture company have the
finest thing in bed lounge in the market
1t is home invention, patented by X. Pruhs.
LORENZO ARGYLE, of Utah county, was
released from the penitentiary yesterday,
where he has served term for unlawful
cOhabitatiOn.
ANOTHER Raymond excursion party
reached Salt Lake from the west yesterday.
The greater portion of them will doubtless
take in the lake to-day.
THERE will be two trains to-day TO Wag-
enerS', leaving the d. & r. C. depot at 10
81 r. @. 1875 and ) 40 p. II.
A SPECIAL importation of the latest styles
Of inc millinery has just been received by
Mrs. Burrows. Ladies may rely upon j
magnificent display at IS Main street, Mon
day and Tuesday next.
C. A. BUssCHE, civil engineer has Just
issued a new map of the city and vicinity
showing ths location of all additions. Copies
for sale at $40 each at his office, room 8,
third floor, Hooper & Eldredge block.
THE special inducements offered to use
Culmer's Enamel ready mixed paint has
wonderfully increased the demand and
fastened the spring house cleaning. Cul-
mer Bros. warrant their paint strictly
pure.
THERE will be another change in the Utah
Central timetable within the next few
days. The train now going north at l 40
will leave several hours later. Other
changes of Importance to Salt Lake will
also be made.
THE amended articles of incorporation of
the American Building and loan assOcia-
ton of Minneapolis, were filed with Sec
rotary Hall yesterday. NJ. H Walker is
named as the legal representative OF the
company here, upon whom legal service OF
any kind may be made.
a LARGE frame of views caught at differ
ent times by that prince Of landscape photo
grapherS, Savage, occupies prominent
place in the Union Pacific windows. The
entire affair will soon be fitted up from the
Art Bazaar, and all of the scenes to be eX-
hibited are on the line Of the broad-gauge.
IT is said there is a gentleman in town
who represents large PitJsburg firm, who
win make the following offer to the chamber
of commerce: That if 500, 900 is raised
for the building Of the Salt Lake & Los
Angeles, they viii furnish the S5),OOO and
agree to build forty miles OF the road and
float the bonds.
SERGEANT FITZMAURICE's report Of yes
terday's temperature is as below: At a.
m.-Salt Lake City, 20: Helena, 10: Fit
Custer, II; TT. Washable, 30; Winnie
mucca, 3j; Rawlins, 30. ~ II a. n
Salt Lake City, 50; Ogden, 80; Stockton,
46; Bingham, 40; Park City, Il; Provo,
90; Alta, 81.
THE Gou excursion party came in on the
Central and are located at the Cullen hotel
They have their special car fitted up in
splendid style The party are wealthy cit
-zens of Connecticut Vermont and Massa-
schusetts and'iUdgiug from appearances are
out for good time.
On the 9TH of April a new time card for
the running of trains on the Utah Central
Will 90 into effect, TO conform with the
trains from the north will arrive at 1i:2O
q. M. and D. m. instead of 1850 a. n. and
SPIN. as at present; and the norUh-5Ound
train will leave at 30 a. m. and 300 p. m,
instead of : 80 a Ii. and l: 80 p. m.
ssTALK about the Tribune booming cOun-
t.,v.'1 said gentleman who has been resi-
dent of Utah for year past. Even after
I had made up my mind to come to Utah, l
believe l should have turned back had ran
across a CODY of the sheet on my way out
One of the best methods of advertising
yvould be to form a syndicate, buy out the
concern, transport its editors and man
ayers, and make 4 good, respectable sheet
out of it."
IT is now learned that Judge Zane was
offered almost the entire support Of the
Gentle members of the bar in case he
desired the governorship or place on the
Utah commission, but he premptOrily re
fused both offers. Il would have sup
ported him for either of these offices, said
a well-5nown Republican attorney yester-
dav "but ! verify believe it would be z
public calamity were he to be again made
chief justice"
PRoF. YOUNGER is making preparations
for grand entertainment to be given at
tbe4)Dera house on the evening of April %,
the occasion being the annual exhibition
of his dancing class. A number Of new,
original and novel dances will be intro
duced. among which are the Floral Gr,.nde,
Norma Glide, both by sixteen couples, also
Sicilianne and numerous other fancy
dances. The professors class has made
rapid progress during the past season IN
the tesipecoreau art and the exhibition
promises to be pleasing one AID Will excel
all previous efforts