The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-01-01
LOCAL BRIEFS.

THERE IS e message at the Western
Union Telegraph office for A. B.
PARCELS.
THE pbArr of West Salt Lake, con-
sisting of 100 lots, located over Jor-
dan, was recorded yesterday.
THE MARRIAGE certificate of AdolphuE
2. Ward and Nettie Vanderhoof has
bean filed with Probate Clerk Cutter.
TIE FENCING CLUB will meet Monday
evening next, Professor Andre states,
at the club room for the purpose OF re-
organizing.
THE BEST present to give your wife is
a nonforfeitable policy in the Union
Nut, ms. Co. w. A. Robertson, agent.
Box 1856, Salt Lake City. See advt.
HAPPY New Year to the people Of
Utah! We are to have Memorial Park.
Tue Z. 2. Park Association begins work
in earnest this morning. Alma Pratt,
M mayer.
DwYER LAID on our table last eve hing
a choice supply of January reading.
Among the magazines were Scribner's,
the Century, HGrpcr'S, Something TO Read
and L'Art To- Mode.
WORD WAS received here yesterday
that the ventilating stack OF the 2. V.
coal mines had been burned, The mine
will have to suspend operations two
days in consequence.
Mr.. HENRY TRIBE, the well known
manufacturers agent in THE HERALD
Block, invaded the editorial rooms last
evening, and left samples of the choic-
est confectionery ever seen IN this
region.
THE SNow-HoUTZ Dramatic Com
PAW, which has been playing through
Cech Valley, is now on its way south,
anu will make its debut in U tab County
at Lehi on January I'd, playing there
also on the evening of the Sd.
A NEW wholesale commission house
from Ogden, SmurthWaite, Rich Co.,
has invaded the capital. 1t will open
out at 800 s. Main, at once, and some big
consIgnments of goods arrived yester-
day. Welcome, we've always room
for rustlers.
@. a. BUssCHE came down from Col
Iinston last night after an absence OF
three weeks. He reports work on the
Bear River canal survey progressing,
four miles of the canal from the dam in
Bear River Canyon having been To-
THE Western Educator prospectus is
out. 1t will be published on the LIST
and 18th of each month, the initial
number being issued in February. b.
Pembroke is the head of the enter
prise, which should ill field that is
practically untouched in Utah.
YESTERDAY WAS the last day of the
old-time WEEKLY HERALD. Mailing
clerks were busy all day taking orders
from those weekly subscribers who
went over to the newer, fresher and
larger semi-weekly edition, with the
chance for valuable premium
thrown in.
GEORGE D. SHELL has be5n arrested
on complaint sworn to by NJ. r. VIII
liams, which charges him with embez-
element, alleging that he had converted
to his own use a note to the value of
$1,000. The examination will be held
before Commissioner Norrell on Mon
day next.
Temperatures YESTERDAY. as reported
from the Signal Service office.-At a.
NJ. Salt Lake City, IA; Helena, s.;
Fort Custer. O; Boise City, 10; Fort
Washable, 6; Rewlins, 10. til q. m. ::
Salt Lake City, %; Ogden, 20; Stockton,
g; Bingham, 16; Park City, II; Provo,
%; Alta, Is.
The SECOND ball of the season in the
new Eighteenth Ward Hall Friday
evening, it is expected, will be highly
popular affair. The proceeds will go to
the benefit of the building, and the
committee having it in hand are
Mesdames Birdie Cum mings and Nettie
Smell, fact which alone guarantees
success.
CARDS ARE out announcing double
wedding reception. which will occur at
the residence of Mrs. William Jennings,
on the 9th of January. The parties TO
the affa;rsAre Miss Maye Jennings and
Mr.. j. B. Farlow, Of the Godbe-PiGts
Drug Co., and Miss Emma Jennings,
and Mr.. John e. Carlisle, OF the Logan
journal.
IT LOOKS now almost as if THE HER.
AID would have to advertise to get
some of its Christmas numbers back to
fill the outside orders which come
stea Oily pouring in as the edition
reaches distant points. Mr.. Arthur
Stayner says he can furnish ten or
fifteen copies, but he wont let them go
for less than dollar piece.
DELEGATES FROM all labor unions in
Salt Lake City and some from outside
towns met at IL o'clock Sunday IN
A. o. q. W. Hall to adopt constltu-
ton and bylaws, which go into effect
with the New Year. The Utah
Federated Trades and Labor Council
is its name. The object proposed is to
centralize the experience of the various
unions for the benefit of Utah laboring
men generally. Monthly meetings will
be held hereafter. Considerable interest
is manifested in the movement by out
side delegates.
THE Deseret NeVs celebrates the new
year with a new dress and an enlarge
ment to nine columns. 1t shows up
very handsomely. 1t also takes an
other new departure in the publication
of the DeSeret Weekly, which supercedes
their regular weekly edition. Ii The initial
number now before US is foretasts of
what is to come, there can be no doubt
of the wisdom of the change. Besides
containing contributions from Bishop
o. f. Whitney. 9. w. P, James E.
NIa-1oc w Gtaupar a