The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-06-09
June Q, 1850.
LOCAL AND OTHER BRIEFS.
BExIA,lN's lunch is the thing.

BESJAMIN's lunch is the thing
PEMBBoKE, Job Printer, - Main St.
Cliff House bar-Phl. Bests beer. sc. =
Hook * CLAwsoN, fine china and glass
sgare.
ALL fashionable people deal at Hoock &
ClawsOn's. x
THr Scotch people have picnic at Syr1-
cusc on TIE 2Jih.
TOVTH. nail, bath, cloth and hair brushes,
at Joh,,. ut, Pratt & Co.'s.
MoC0..NIch q Co. yesterday received
Silver and lead ores, s., 100.
SALT LAKE win do herself proud in the
>IOhnstown sufferers matter.
They are selling mems shoes at Spencer
AZ Klmballs for Sl.15 a pair, and they are
stylish and solid, too.
ROYAL Worcester, bisque, Vienna, Doul
ION, Hungarian cut glass, etc, in great
variety, at Little, Roundy Il Co.'S.
The Coop Furniture Co. still have some
goods left Slightly damaged by their recent
fire, which they are selling at great bar
gains,
JUDGE POWERS will address the Delta Phi
society at the university tomorrow even
ing at o'clock, on the subject of ''Democ-
facy.n The pubic are invited.
THE fire alarm of yesterday morning was
caused by slight blaze at the Judd resi-
dcnce, just SUHJh of the l tab Il Nevada
DEPOT. Fac damage was nominal.
y HOLE III the White bridge, spanning
the Jordan river, makes travel across it
dangerous in the extreme. The proper Of
fetal should at once see that it is repaired.
Is the list Of saloon passengers sailing
from New York by the City Of Rome May
18th. a = the names of Mr.. and Mrs. G.
f. Culn4o. and Masters c.. G. *. and G. H.
H. Gunner.
DURING the coming week. Gunner Bros
are going to slaughter prices on paint ma
terial and alabastine. to close out. Posi-
tiVelyin earnest; big cut in prices on white
wash and p mt brushes.
A GENTLEMAN who attended the perform
auce at the theatre on Friday evening. is
now minus a check for $40 and some other
valuables, which were distracted from his
pocket by q pickpOcket. The check was
endorsed.
THE deaf mutas at the institute had an
enjoyable outing at Lake Park on Friday.
by the courtesy Of Agent Mulckey and Man
ager Woolf About thirty persons We're in
the party, twice as many as attended last
years picnic.
THE a. 0. L. W. win have a grand fete
day at Lake Park on Wednesday, June 10.
The WOrkmen have appointed active com
mittees and guarantee another of their
grand successes They expect a large
company of their friends.
HEREAFTER the Sunday hours for gen
eral delivery, carriers and stamp windows
at the pOstOf1ice will be 1890 to l 30 p. m.
instead of y TO l p. m, as heretofore
This change IS made necessary because the
largest mail received reaches the Office al
u noon.
And still the c"y OF increase my order
Tor HERALBs'' is kept up. This time it
comes from the Ogden newsdeaIers, and
from BarkalOw Bros. who sell on all the
trains this is the second time this firm has
increased its quota since the HERALD Gu
iargement
THE Church farm mas been leased 10 Mr..
John r. Wnder by Receiver Dyer for one
year, subject to the action Of the supreme
court, for S225 per month. Bids were made
by White * Son and j. c. c. Glanfield for
lease OF the property, the former Offering
81, 800 year and the latter 81, 500.
SERGEANT FrTzMAURICE's report Of yes
Jerday's temperature is as below: At d.
m.-Salt Lake city, 81; Helena, ~: Fort
Custer, -; Fort Washable, 40: Boise city,
4S; Winnemucca, SO: Rawlins, II. At II
a.m.-Salt Lake city, &c; Ogden, 20; Stock
ton, IS; Bingham, IS; Park city, 81; Provo,
50; Alta, 81.
DAVID JACKSON, aged twenty-five years.
while driving an ice wagon on the State
road early yesterday morning. slipped from
his seat and fell under the wheels which
went over the pit Of his stomach, death re
smiling almost instantly. The wagon was
iB2ded with about four tons Of ice De
, ceassd was a resident of Mill Greek
TEE term examinations at Hammond hall
will be held on Monday and Tuesday from
tong 30. On Tuesday afternoon from /
. t0:i there viii be an exhibition of drawings
and wood work by the members Of the
manual training department The work
shop will be open and the boys will be
found at their benches. The commence
uent exercises by the graduating class and
the awarding Of diplomas will be on Wed
nesday evening at o'clock. All the friends
and patrons of the academy are cordially
invited to be present at these examinations
and exercises.
a HEAVY storm has ragged at the junction
of Sewer, Juab and Willard counties. The
following dispatch from Surveyor Doremus
20 Hon. John Sharp tells the story: THE |
storm has been very severe. Much Of the
track has been flooded between the mouth |
of Chicken creek and bennington tank, |
and small washes occur at intervals be- |
tween these points. The principal damage |
is between Church house and the section !
house near bridge :. One small bridge is |
entirely gone, another is undermined, and
two cuiverts partially washed out. In two |
places the track is leaned against the slope |
of the cuts. and the rails are more or less
bent. have a good force of men at work, |
and am pretty certain that trains No. and
, can pass on time tonight. Have every
thing / need to complete repairs, ana will
advise you later how work progresses. In !
several places hail stones that have fallen,
with others that have washed down, are
from two to three feet deep along the track.
The river at this point is now about two
feet higher than before the storm, and
about four feet lower imam durihg the
storm Trains | and , transferred mail,
passengers and express last night
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