The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-05-18
LOCAL AND OTHER BRIEFS.

TRY the Saddle Rock dinner to-day.
GUESS. What is the population of Salt Lake?
DIS. H. CLAwsoN's dental rooms are now
over the State bank.
LADIES call at Hardy, Young & Co.'s and see
the hne line of slippers, cheap.
THE streets were jammed last night as they
have not been since conference.
DON'T fail TO notice the advertisement of
cheap real estate in Cache valley.
WELLS, FARGO & Co.'S shipments yesterday
were: Ore, Sl6,522; bullion, S352S.
DEPUTY MARSHAL MCLELLAND yesterday
took ten prisoners to Ogden for trial.
THE Tycoon new crop natural leaf tea at
Culmer Bros. is by long odds the best in the
city.
THERE was big rush of postofhce voters for
the west side yesterday. The voting closes to-
morrow night.
CARLOAD of baby carriages just received
by the Coop Furniture Co. The finest line ever
shown in the city.
THE State Bank of Utah pays per cent per
annum on savings deposited and compounds
interests quarterly.
THERE are messages at the Western Union
telegraph Office for M. r. Wilker, Richard SUIT
ton and w Goldberg.
FIFTEEN thousand dollars worth new styles
OF pianos in rosewood, mahogany and walnut at
Coalter q Snelgroves, "A Main street.
hOkhlNGMEN dJUenIlOn! Inc only StylSh
all solid working shoe for Sl.75 worth 1928, at
Spencer & kimball's. Every pair warranted.
OSCAR GROSBEII., of this CITY, has been
elected ice-president of the National Ticket
Brokers association, which met al Indianapo-
lis on Friday.
SALT LAKE.is good plaae to battle but for
days pleasure or for a select evening party
give US Calder's Faem every time One
thousand voices.
For help wanted, situations wanted, rents
for sale, lost found etc., see THE HERALD'S
special column, inside page. Employment adj
rertisements free.
THE Ladies' Musical society will not hold it's
NJ xt recital on Monday evening on account of
the Wilson Barrett engagement. Lotte b.
Weber, secretary.
TIRE Flambeau club made a striking display
on Main street last evening. But If the Flanl-
their race, they will have their ffers learn a
new tune.
a MEAT market is being erected between the
NeJCs office and the Eagle Gate, and the old
stone wall which has stood since the pioneer
days is beginning to come down to make way
for it.
A COUPLE of women disguised as men, accom-
panied by man disguised as q woman sat~in
The gallery at the Grand last evening and at
forded high sport TO those of the gods who
caught on
THERE is nothing the matter with business il,
salt Lake. 1t takes eighteen pages of THE
HERALD this morning to satisfy the demands of
the business public and give readers the usual
amount of matter.
TIE programme for the spring race meeting
Of the Utah Driving Park association will be
found in THE HERALD to-day. Seven thousand
dollars in purses are offered and the meeting
will be one unusually attractive. The entries
close on May 20.
SERGEANT FITZMAURJCE's report of yester-
day stemperatureis as follows: AT 1888 a. .-Salt
Lake city, so; Helena, 50; Fort Custer, -; Fort
Washable, as; Rawlins. ~. At II a.m-Salt
Lake City, 50; Ogden, 81; Stockton, 81; Bng.
ham, =; Park City, IS; Provo. 6S; Alta, 42.
AGUEsT CT the Metropolitan affected with the
alcoholic mania, while In hiccoughy condition,
complained to Landlord Erb that during his alb,
seRce some one had changed the furniture of
his room and stolen his clothes. The landlord
following the hiccoughy guest up stairs TO dis.
cover that his guest had entered the wrong
room.
SUNDAY baseball is in all probability the
next thing the council will grapple with. The
ministers attack and the Tribune defends. A
club from this city goes to the Park to break
the Sabbath to-day, and the next move viii be
TO have the Parkites return the compliment,
and break the Sabbath in Salt Lake. BY the
way, is the ministers powder all spent on the
Sabbath breaking proposition!
1t was rumored on the streets yesterday that
Gale West who mas recently come into un-
pleasant prominence on account of his making a
man dance at the muzzle of pistol, had left
for Kentucky where such little frolics are bei-
ter appreciated than in Salt Lake Another re
port was that he was confined to his room be
cause of a severe humping ne received few
nights ago. However this may be- the reckless
young Kentucl1ian has not been seen on the
streets for several days past, and if he is in
Salt Lake he is keeping himself very shady. II
is understood that the grand jury yesterda,
commenced investigating into the assault made
by West upon Joe Nelson last Tuesday night
One of the witnesses who appeared before that
body was Sergeant Halter, and rumor
says tnat ne left the jury room with very dis
dinct idea that the inquisitors did not approve
of his manner OF discharging his duties as pc
night that Nelson had offered 10 compromise
the matter with West. This may or may moi
be true, but in any event it does not excuse the
officers for not performing their duty.