The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-10-03
LOCAL AND OTHER BRIEFS.
coArrER sNn1GRovr, the music Dealers

CoALTER & SNELGRovE. the music dealers.*
A WHOLE dinner set for Sl1.5O at Hoock s
Clawson's.
WELLS, FARGO s. Cos. shipment yesterday
was: Bullion, S4,04220
MCCORMICK & Co. received yesterday:
silver and lead ores, $1,000.
THE street cars running to the fair grounds
were loaded all day yesterday
OUR school shoes for 81. so are the talk of the
town. All solid and styiish-Spencer& Kimball.s
LATE last night E. R. Wilkinson and John
Nelson were run in by the police for being drunk.
THE Oregon Railway & Navigation company s
line was opened through to Spokane Falls
October l.
THERE are messages at the Western Union
office for James Mcbride D. MeKendrick and
Mr.. Jack Salmon.
JUDGE ZANE yesterday admitted to citizen
ship Thomas W. Bailey, Ole p. Peterson and
Martin ID. Schmidt
THE marriage license of Mr. Maico BATH to
Mrs. Emma Johnson, was filed with Probate
Clerk Cutler yesterday.
THE Coop Furniture company manufacture
their own upholstered furniture and ii is the
best and cheapest to buy.
CASTOR machine oil, 50 cents per gallon, on
draught; black lubricating, % cents per gallon,
at G. f. Gunner & Brothers.
ONE of the most attractive and enterprising
exhibits at the Fair is the advertisement OF
Hoock & Clawson, over the main entrance +
CAVE occurred in the sewer trench on Main
street yesterday afternoon, which would have
crushed several wOrllmeu had the alarm not
been given by bystander
WILLIAM MCNEIL of Logan. sentenced to
three months Imprisonment and 500 fine with
costs for unlawful cohabitation was yesterday
released from the penitentiary he having
served his term.
ON Tuesday evening Master Albert Kirliham.
of Lehi, had his arm broken just above the
wrist. 1t seems the lad was riding horse
when the animal became frightened and threw
him 10 the ground.
a HORSE with a cart attached to it, dashed
down West Temple street at break-neck speed
Yesterday afternoon. 1t turned west upon reach
ing Second South and finally came 10 a stand
still near a livery stable. The cart was smashed
TO smithereens, but no other damage was done.
SERGEANT FTrzsfAURICE's report OF yester-
days temperature is as below: Salt Lake City,
81; Helena, 46; FIT. Custer, Al; TT. Washable,
~; Rawlins, ~. At II a.m-Salt Lake city,
City, 6S Provo, 81; Alta 81. Glen's Ferry, As
Huntington, 50; POcatello 50; Silver Bow, 10
IN the performance of youth" at the theatre
this evening, the soldiers from Fort Douglas
will appear rs previously announced, all reports
to the contrary Notwithstanding. The curtain
will rise at o'clock sharp, owing to the extreme
length of the piece. Everything ut the rehearsal
last evening Indicated a state OF complete prep
aratiOn.
THE funeral services over the remains Of Viii
liam A. Wiseman late OF Park City, were con
Quoted by the Dad Fellows yesterday afternoon
A long line Of carriages followed the remains to
the cemetery. Mr.. Wiseman was heavy prop
erty owner in Park City, where he made con-
siderable OF Il fortune during the past few years.
Il was his intention to open up a fine jewelry es-
adjustment in this city al an early date
THE official directory OF Oneida county Idaho,
seem to have dropped down into Salt Lake. a
HERALD man yesterday run against Sherlh Bea-
son, Assessor and Collector James Daniels, FRO
bate Judge w. p. Jones and Deputy Marshal w.
W. Evans. With the exception of Mr.. Evans
who returned yesterday, they will all remain in
the city for several days. The Sherln and pro
bate Judge are accompanied by their wives and
are astonished at the substantial and permanent
improvements which have been made here since
their last visit.
BURGLARS are still abroad in the land the
latest raids having been made at Joseph 81
mons store and at PembrOke's, both places
having been entered Tuesday night. In the
former case the burglars entered the rear win
dow and purloined 100 dozen silk handkerchiefS,
valued at $780, while the lad who sleeps in the
store was out. On returning the boy noticed
tnat the theft had been committed, but sounded
no alarm until morning No trace OF the stolen
goods has yet been obtained. In the case Of
Pembroke, on coming down town yesterday
morning he found the front door and rear win
dow wide open. He has not yet learned what
his loss Is.
THE hutton ittCh company WHICH HIS UGtu
operating in the city for the past two or three
months, came to grief yesterday. The agent of
E. NJ. Miller & Co, the carriage makers, bounced
down upon the concern, and seized the carriages,
express wagons, horses and harness OF the com
pany for debts due his employers Later in the
day the carriages and some Of the other prop
erty were offered to the Grant Brothers com
pany, and the prices being satisfactory the big
livery concern purchased thus making hand
some addition to their already large stock of
vehicles. We alsoiunderstand that the Hutton
company's horses were disposed Of last evening,
and thus the company goes out OF business in
Salt Lake.
WE would recommend persons attending
the fair and conference to call at Gard
ner's, the Clothier, at al Main street, and
inspect his we'll selected stock of fall and
winter clothing which, for neat fit, good
workmanship and low prices, cannot be
beat in this city.