The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-10-13
LOCAL AND OTHER BRIEFS.
AXE dinner today at the Saddle Rock.

COALTER & SNELGRovE, the music dealers.f
THERE was the usual Saturday rush yesterday.
THE cleanest and best cooked meals at Ben
jamin's.
THE place to buy your croekery and glass,
Little, Roundy Co.
Two more Rio Grande Western broad gauge
engines arrived yesterday
COMPLAINTS reach us that water is flowing to
waste down the North Temple street aqueGuct
aoUsEKEEPERs wanting any kind Of house
brushes should visit Culmer Brothers.
TRAINS No. and 4 on the Rio Grande Yves
tern VIII be discontinued after Sunday, October
srd.
JOSEPH A. JENNINGS real estate Office was
closed yesterday. There Is new boy in the
family.
WELLS, FARGO & Cos. shipments yesterday
we're: ore, 2,262.S9; bullion, S3,6IO43 Total,
93332
CONFERENCE vIsrToRsl Don't go home with
out pair Of Spencer & Kimbalfs famous felt
slippers.
SCOTT ELLIOTT and a. Rowe left yesterday
morning for a three weeks hunting and fishing
excursion.
THE Union Pacific train due in this city al
{! 80 did not arrive until about , o'clock this
morning.
MCCORMICK & Co. received yesterday:
danauer bullion, $500; silver and lead ores,
iy,400. Total, Sl2, 2OO.
S. Peterson and Gustav j. Lund We're admitted
20 citizenship yesterday.
TIRE Coop Furniture company manufacture
their own upholstered furniture and it is the
best and cheapest to buy.
HARDY, YOUNG & Co. are receiving new pack
Of Jam and fruit already. This seasons crop OF
new tea has also arrived.
THE first inst m, Mt of the revised list of
awards Ii ade at the late exposition appears N
THE HERALD this morning.
NOW, gentlemen, you who have been shady"
because Of the fact that you attended The Lake
Park fake come off the underground.
EHCURSIONISTS are arriving in the city who
left the east on the last of the harvest excur-
sions which left Kansas City last Monday.
AT o'clock this morning Mrs Branton, the
lady who was shot was resting easy. and the
physicians say her symptoms are as favorable
as could be hoped for
THERE are messages at the Western Union
ONCE for Mrs NJ. c. Boley, Mrs. Collins, d. Bau
man Mrs. John Swift, Kapper and Burkhard
l.. E. Bitter. J. +. Holland and M C. Lain.
4 SUCCESSFUL operation was performed
Yesterday al the residence of Mrs L. Cushing
by Dr. J. NJ. Benedict. on Miss Martha Douglass
a large growth being removed from one or the
fingers.
4 YOUNG man, q horse and buggy, and case
81 beer. were badly mixed and mingled on the
corner of Second south and Third East yester-
day The damage was light and was caused by
Il runaway.
ABOUT one third of the three hundred tele-
ph0n which have been in inOcuOuS nesuetude
during the past few days have been repaired and
those remaining are being dOsed with the elixir
Of life as fast rs possible.
MOUNTAIN MIST Mayflower, Ascension Lily,
Linden BID ON, Persian BOquet Damas5 Rose,
May Bells, Angel Flower HiIwatha. All the
!lnest special perfumes from all the principal
makers, Just received at Johnson, Pratt & Co 5.
SERGEANT FITZMAURCE'S report Of yester-
days temperature is as below: Salt Lake City,
~; Helena, 81; FIT. Custer, As; TT. Washable.
AZ Rawlins, -. AT IL a. m-Salt Lake city,
81; Ogden, 90 Stockton, -; Bingham, 90 Park
City, "a; Provo, 81 Alta, Al.
An old lady who had brought some vegetables
20 market yesterday had runaway on Franklin
avenue. The horse was frightened AT a noise in
the street and started TO run, scattering vegeta-
pics along the road and throwing the old lady
violently 70 the ground She WIS quite seriously
injured.
THE fire alarm last night was caused by the
burning Of a haystack on Mr.. Anderson's farm
just over Jordan. Several haystacks were close
by and the residence was but a few yards dis
tanJ Roth fire engines were promptly on the
spot and the blaze was prevented from spread
ing.
ANOTHER days racing has been planned for
this week at the Utah Driving Park. The
feature of the day will be purse race between
Don Angus. with record OF 2245a; Pomp. with
record OF pa, and Tom Lnderman, 2lyls. A
Jreefor-ail truJ will also be arranged. The day
nas not yet been fixed.
THE directors OF THE HERALD company met
on Friday ana declared q dividend of = per cent.
on the capital stock for the quarter ending Sep
TENDER 30th, payable forthwith. Any stock
holders who desire certfcat IS traGsfe reds hould
apply to the secretary, H, G. Whitney, at once.
The dividend Is payable at the counting room Of
The company.
= BILLIARD tournament is to take place at
the Walker billiard rooms, commencing on
Monday evening. The contestants are Ed
McCleliand, J. A. Mckenzie, john Dale, Dr.
Snun Bert Haanan and J. b. keysor The
game il for $40 a corner and will be for 100 points
each, and in addition to the money put up the
house will present prize to the champion. The
game will probably continue during the entire
week
,JssffH GILES was before Commissioner Green
man Yesterday. having been arrested on war
rant issued on a complaint signed by John
Green, alleging that he had been guilty of
assault and battery. After hearing the teSti-
mony the commissioner decided that both were
equally guilty, and ordered that they Jointly pay
the costs Charles Turner, who had been ar
cested on the charge of grand larceny, was dis
charged, there being no evidence against him.
TIE senate committee visited Garfield beach
yesterday and among other points of interest !
Witnessed the flow of water from the mammoth
artesian well at Lake point The attention of
the Senate committee on irrigation VIII De called
to the well and il no doubt will be incorporated
In their report to the Senate The committee |
visited Provo in the afternoon on their special !
train and were met by Presidents Woodruff and |
Cannon, who paid their respects to Senator Nor |
can and partoOk of refreshments as the guests |
of Mrs. Senator Davis. The committee were ac- |
companied their visit to Provo by Delegate |
Game, Judge Mcbride and Superintendent |
Ritter The party returned 10 this city last night |
and viii remain over Sunday.