The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-12-11
LOCAL AND OTHER BRIEFS.

LIONS Savings Bank and Trust Co.
JOHNSON, PRATT s Color fine holiday goods*
WELLS FARGO & Co., received yesterday:
bullion. 5000.
MCCORMICK & co. yesterday received: Silver
and lead ores, Si0,575.
7. r. JONES & CO., yesterday received: Silver
nnd lead ores $50 600.
-FOUR thousand dollars worth of guitars at
Coalter g. Snelgrove's
PIANOS from three to seven hundred dollars
at Coalter Snelgrove's.
THREE thousand dollars worth of mandolins
al Coalter SnelgroVe's.
SIX hundred and fifty musical boxes to select
from al Coalter nelgroves.
LETTER carriers ball tonight Go. The
event of the season. Theatre.
THE great and only moral organ is a fraud of
the worst stripe. ASK Carter.
PIANOS in oak, mahogany, rosewood, ebony
and walnut at Coalter & Snelgroves.
THE ladies Of the First M E. church give
their New England dinner this evening.
THE MINISTRIES closed their engagement at the
the theatre last night to another good house.
z. C. NJ. L offers immense bragains in cloaks
wraps, and furs, see advertisement this morn
ing.
WoRKINGMEiI, don't fail to try pair of those
solid, stylish shoes for 81. rs, at Spencer & KiE
ball.
LINEMAN slipped down a pole on Main
street yesterday and was quite severely in
lured.
WE guarantee all our home made goods as
represented. JOHN G.. CUTLER q BRO, No. So
Main street.
The Salt Lake Rock company is now pre-
pared to ill orders in any amounts for all kinds
OF rubble rock.
DRAFMAN was thrown from the tongue of
his wagon on which he was standing, with such
force that he was rendered unconscious.
MARSHAL Young yesterday captured a big
Job lot OF plumber, consisting chiefly of clothing
which had been stolen by burglars recently.
SOME interesting reading is furnished this
morning IN Z. G. Nj. is advertisement ~ per
cent reduction on shawls, capes, cloaks t.. =
SAVING is the secret OF wealth. Five per
cent per annum paid savings deposits,
interest compounded quarterly, at the state
Bank OF Utah, capital, 100000.
RESIDENTS in The vicinity of the corner of
Third West and Second South. complain that
the electric light on that corner has not been
burning for more than week
lions Savings Bank an Trust Co., receives
deposits on interest at per cent. per annun.
principal and interest on demand w. Wood
Tufi, president George @. Cannon, Tice-prest.#
JOSEPH Cook, the famous Boston lecturer
and orator. Will lecture in the Presbyterian
church this evening ats o'clock with prelude on
President Harrison and the Mormon Mani
festO.' Tickets 80 cents.
SERGEANT FITzMAURICE's report Of yester-
Gays temperature is as followes AT :: 33 a. N
salt Lake city. u; Helena.3 -: Fort Custer
-; Fort Washakie. Is; Rawlins l2:
AT II a. m.-Sait Lake, %; Ogden. %; Stock
ton u: Bingham,-Park City, 20; Provo, "a:
Alta Is; Logan. q.
The following marriage licenses were issued
yesterday: Joseph L. Angel TO Hattie Jackson
w. +. Williams 10 Elizabeth Lewis; William
Hutchinson to Clara Hecks; Olaf H. Nelson TO
10 Inr~ I..H,g.
rlngton; John McLachlan TO Mary McGibbon
{. NJ. Daggett 10 Sarah ]. Hargrove.
I. c. KARRICK has at the National Bank OF
me Republc some handsome specimens of ore
from Deep Creek. Harvey. Hardy & Co.. sent
out Two prospectorS who made eight promising
locations and Knox s harrick sent out one
man who made two others. The snort of the
iron horse promises 10 work wonders out that
way.
THE first reception given by the Pennsvlvania
association, Of Utah, TO the members of the
Iowa association, and its own members. will bc
he'd al the parlors of the governor and Utah
commission, Saturday evening next Invita-
tons are now out. and they are accompanied by
baoge OF navy blue satin ribbon. on which il
large gold letters is the word PENNSYLVANIA.
MONDAY evening, December 15 Charles
Ellis VIII lecture IN the opera house at Logan
His subject VIII be Utah from lS47 to lS7O >
TIE HERALD does not hesitate TO advise il,
readers in Logan to hear this lecture Ii was
listened TO with profound interest a few weeks
deO W du duulSuC6 tnGI 1QclQQeQ nanV OF the
most thoughtful people Of Salt Lake, and was
much enjoyed by all who heard it.
y GENTLEMAN at Fillmore. Willard county
says he has found very valuable deposit q
what re calls prince mineral" or a pure
quality OF red proof mineral paint and ha,
promised TO forward samples OF his md TO IN.
chamber OF commerce in 4 few days Some
thing new is constantly being discovered in tbs
territory and the diversity of the resources O.
Titan are becoming more and more wonderful,
every day.
ELDER FRED MYss, of this CITY, who ha.
been laborlag as missionary in Switzerland
was recently drafted in the Swiss army and a
last accounts was with the forces which ar,
posted on the frontier of the Canton that lately
revolted against the government. The ex
perience OF Mormon missionary in foreign
lands IS frequently OF varied character but il
does not often embrace term of military ser
ylce.-DeSerft Ae1rS.
THE letter carriers grand ball to night will b,
the first ball OF the season given in the sal
Lake theater The grand march will be led b,
POSTMASTER !. A. Benton at $50 p. m. sharp
Two letter carriers Will be stationed at the en-,
of the nall, one on each size OF the march, t,
give each LADY and gent a programme as the
pass. Every one should be on time The frs
circle will be open 10 spectators at s p. M. Ad
mission, 30 cents. Tickets for sale at the DO,
Office.
THE mails are getting no better veay fast
We received one solitary Tribune on Monda
evening. Mondays Tribune, together with Tn
SALT LAKE HERALD for Sunday and Monday
the Idaho Salesman and the Wood River Nsacs
-Aiaer have fallen into the hands OF blind pos
tai clerk or a literary postmaster and will no
show up for some time Hurrah for Wana
maker Hurrah for Sicney Dillon. Hip hin 70
jaw Gould and tiger for the whole shebane.-
-HGlGd Enterprise
THOSE generous and unselhsh rustlers-th
Young Ladies Aid society-have arranged for
grand Christmas tree for poor children at S.
Marks. on the Monday afternoon after Chris
mas. Baskets viii be left at prominent stores
and at least pound of candy, if not somethin
more valuable and substantial is expecte
from every business man in the city Tn
young ladies are doing noble work in remem
boring the children OF the poor, and our citizen
will see that they receive every assistance
necessary.