The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-04-05
LOCAL AND OTHER BRIEFS.
The produce market is reported lively.

The produce market is reported lively.
KEEP your eye on South Lawn addition.
WE make speciality of Fine Groceaies.-Har-
ny, Young & Co.
MCCORMICK & co. received yesterday: Silver
and lead ores, 81, 775.
ONE need not consult the almanac to learn
that conference is upon us.
JAMES DIVER, dealer in school supplies; has
IN press the new school laws.
JAMES s. WATTS now run four chairs, Temple
barber shop. Call and see US.
WE have just received the finest assortment
Of jellies in glass in the city, at Culmer Bros.
THE Second South street electric line was
opened yesterday. 1t will become very popular.
WELLS. FARGO s. Co.'s shipments yesterday
were as follows: Bullion, 81, 402; ) fine bars,
1862.
THE midget drummers, Clawson and Darrell,
attracted considerable attention on the streets
yesterday.
WE are Offering an elegant line of ladies' peb
ble goat and glove kid shoes for Sl75-Hardy,
Young Co.
CHEAPEST place for folding beds and baby
carriages, furniture, etc.. at S. r. Marks & Co.,
opposite the Temple.
LADIES SO shoes, worth $780, school Shoes
Bl.50. stylish and solid; James Means So shoes
ut Spencer & Kimbalrs, log Main street
THERE are messages at the Western Union
d ID.
ents, j S. Morse, c. Nelson, Indian doctor.
WoRKlNGMEN, attention! The only stylish
all solid working shoe for Sl.75 worth S225 at
Spencer & Kimball's. Every pair warranted.
WE give away with each pair of school shoes
q scholars companion consisting of pencils,
pens ruler, etc. Spencer & kimball, l6o Main.
LAST night a man named Stevenson who runs
the Home bakery in the western part of the
city, was arrested by the police for aSSaulting
his wife.
THE MARRIAGE certificate of Andrew Ander-
son, aged thirty, and Sophie f. Ludwickren,
tged thirty-six, was filed with the probate clerk
yesterday.
THE restaurants did tremendous business
yesterday. all of the eating houses were
thronged with conference visitors from morning
until night.
For help wanted situations wanted, rents,
ior sale, lost, found etc., see THE HERALD'S
special column, inside page. Employment ad-
Refreshments free
WHEN you want drugs, remember 1.-The
Boys" johnson, Pratt s. Co. We keep every
hing, including fine family wines and liquors.
Look for our round spot sign.
A MEETING of the Veteran Volunteer Fire
mems association will be held at the Temple OF
honor hail this evening at 80. All menbers
Of toe Salt Lake Volunteer fire department are
invited. r. II. Hardy, secretary.
THE police force now meet at the drum corps
nail Tor drill every afternoon. There Is some
talk of a gymnasium being fitted up for the
boys. The IDEA is an excellent one and if car
ried out will result in much good.
THE Peoples drum corps, attired in theil
Snowy uniforms were out yesterday, booming
the performance of "Held by the Enemy at he
theatre. The boys made an excellent appear
Rnce and attracted great deal of attention.
CONFERENCE visitors who own horses should
call at No. 80 West Second South street. and gel
q copy of "a Treatise on the Horse and His
Diseases a book of one hundred pages. Call
at once. w. L. PICKARD harness and sad
hles.
SERGEANT FITZMAURICE's report Of yester
days temperature is as follows: AT a m.-Sal
Lake City, 50; Helena, Sc; Fit. Custer, 80; Ft
Washable =; Rawlins, 81. At IL a. m.-Sali
Lake City. 60; Ogden 20; Stockton, "a; Bing
ham. 81; Park City, So; Provo. 81.
MR. NASH. the territorial librarian is engaged
In cataloguing the books in the supreme cour
library. He finds that many of the books there
are in duplicate, and there are also number o.
broken sets, which would be valuable if com.
plete, but are almost worthless now.
JOHN WARDROBE an old and well known citi
zen Of Salt Lake died on Thursday, at the age
Of 50 years He leaves three daughters and
three sons, all grown to manhood. thirty grand
children, and three great grandchildren. The
funeral services will be held in the Twentieth
Ward Westinghouse on Saturday at 4:3O.
THE fremen took a run down to DR.. Ander
sons yesterday afternoon and tried to raze tht
walls of the concrete building with stream o.
water. They succeeded in tearing out portion
Of the wall on the east side, when Major Stan
Ton came to the conclusion that some othe
method would have to be employed. He vii
resume the task to-day. The fremen made al
excellent record yesterday. They were at DIR
AnoerSon'S In two minutes after the alarm
sounded and had a stream playing in five min
uteS.
THE SUNDAY HERALD tomorrow will be the
largest newspaper ever issued in Salt LAX,
city. and it VIII have a calculation untoucpe(
py anything ever before issued IN the CITY viii
The reception of TIE CHRISTMAS HERALD. L
viii be full of spec al features and vi be ;
great number to send away to show wha
journalism IN salt lake IS like Advertiser
Are specially requested TO note that all countr,
subscribers OF THE HERALD visiting the cit
will receive this number OF THE SUNDAY
HERALD free.