The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-03-09
LOCAL AND OTHER BRIEFS.
LEAD, 1896; silver, e5asc.

10 Gay.
TIE cleanest and best cooked meals at Ben
1amin's.
MARSHAL PARSONS has just received new
two-ton safe.
WELLS, FARGO & cos shipments yesterday
were: Bullion, s., 63S.
ALL fell boots. shoes and slippers at cost at
Spencer & klmballs.
COMMISSIONS were yesterday issued to the
newly elected officers Of Kaysville.
Two lonely vags faced Justice Laney yester.
day. They were sent up for thirty days.
MCCORMICK & Co. received yesterday: Han
auer bullion S. $50; silver and lead ores, 81 300
Total, 81, ESQ.
ST MARKS guild are making preparations to
give the .Deestrick Skule' by local talent soon
after Easter
WILLIAM WOOD g. SONS continue to furnish
their patrons with the choicest fresh meats in
the city. Try them.
WE have imported Jams in glass, the best
canned corn and best tomato catsup in the city.
Hardy, Young s. Co.
THE trial OF Hughes, the slayer of Romayne,
will probably be commenced in the Third dis
lr1ct court to morrow.
THE marriage license of Charles w. Givens
Ind Agnes Nealson, both of this city, was filed
with the clerk of the probate court yesterday.
Bohemian Girl' singers, attention! All who
took part in the first performances are invited
evening, 1880.
FOR help wanted, situations wanted, rents,
for sale, lost, found etc., see THE HERALD'S
special column, inside page. Employment ad-
refreshments free
MRS. II. S. BEATIE was thrown from her buggy
yesterday. The accident was caused by a wheel
coming of. Save for a bad shaking up, she re-
eeiVed no injuries.
THERE will be a meeting of the Woman's
Suffrage association, March TO- in the Social
hall, 10 commence at $3.50 pm. Sarah NJ Kim
bal, president, Rachel Edwards, secretary.
There are messages at the Western Union
office for Miss Florence Howard, Rich Bruce
Kirby, M. E. Callahan, E. G. Felthousen, T. NJ
Bannon, United States Geological Survey.
BADER, who played here with the Salt Lakes
in 1855, is now playing with the Washington
league team. Zeigier, who also played here the
FITZGERALD and McLane, who have been con
fined at the penitentiary for some time past,
were taken to Beaver yesterday where they
will be tried on the charge of assault with intent
TO murder
ADAM SHARP brother of Bishop John Sharp
and AN old and respected citizen of the TWEEN
tieth ward, died at his home last evening, after
an illness of a couple of weeks. The date of the
funeral services will be announced hereafter.
THE case of Jacob Johnson vs. the United
States in which the plaintiff, who is United
States commissioner sues TO recover accounts
which were diSallowed at Washington, has been
appealed to the supreme court from the First
district.
THE other night the clothes line of Mrs Smith,
of Sugar House ward, was stripped of the fam
lily wash, and other theftS in the neighborhood
are reported. People will do well to bear in
mind all the time that there are q good many
toughS hereaboutS.
SERGEANT FITZMAURICE's report of yester
days temperature is as follows: AT a m.-Salt
Lake City, As; Helena, 80; Fl Custer 30; Fit
Washakie' Is; Rawlins, 30; AT IL a. m.-Salt
Lake City, 55; Ogden, SO: Stockton, as; Bing-
ham. AZ; Park City, So: Provo, Sc, Alta, SO.
TIE following deputy registrars were ap-
pointed by the Utah commission yesterday:
Wasatch county-Heber, James Lindsay W. E.
Hanes; Midway, Andrew Lindsay; Charleston,
jerome w. Kinney; WallSburg, John Ford.
Davis county-Syracuse, Levi Phillips.
JOSEPH JACOBSEN had his thigh bone broken
While alighting from the north bound freight
train at Provo on Wednesday. The lad had
caught on to the side as is the custom of too
many youths, and the train had got under to
great Roadway when the young man jumped
with the above result. This accident should be
warning TO others.
Mrs. ANNIE MARKS, who has been on trial at
Provo for several days past was yesterday con-
vlcied of an assault upon Mrs Belle Tompkins.
William Brock was arraigned on the charge of
murder, and pleaded not guilty. He was ad-
mitted to bail, On the recommendation of the
grand jury, Charles b. Hancock, charged with the
murder OF Mrs. Jones, was released on his own
recognizance.
The Western Shoe s Drygoods company are
rushing their handsome interior towards com
pletion; they have two-thirds of their stock of
drygoods already in and their present intention
is 10 open out on Saturday next They have
one of the handsornest stores in the city and
VIII be able to show their stock to fine adyan-
tage. Mr.. George johnson will be manager of
the business.
SHORTLY before 10 o'clock last night smoke
was seen issuing from the windows of the old
Seventies hall, on the State road. An alarm
a IN and fa
on the scene. 1t was found that a pile of rub
bish in the hall was OF fire. and the flames were
quickly eXtinguished, the damage done being
but slight. 1t is supposed that the fire was
caused by some person carelessy throwing a
lighted cigar into the hall through broken win
dow.
THE following bids have been received by Mr..
Dyer for rent of the Gardo house: s. P
Smyth, per month, $3.50; Mrs. S. Hull. 800: C.
w. Harvey and J. w. Mclaughlin 1858; vii
liam McCrea s2i7; j. Skinner, sl25; Mrs
P. w. Perley and Mrs c. E. Stanton, $3.50. 50; j.
J. McCluskey, $500; [. P Palmer, $3.50; F. NJ
keeney, 500; Fred. Tremmen, $3.50; Mrs A. r.
McCaughey, $3.50; John E. Winder, $3.50: Mrs D.
I. Moore, 1925; Fred. G. Palmer, S405; Mrs,
Barbee $1,000; Miss S. NJ. Riddle, 1850; Mrs.
Ford, $3.50.
A PRELIMINARY meeting of a number of the
devotees of the national game was held last
evening, at which the plans for the coming sea.
sons work were discussed and a number of
suggestions considered About the only i'm
portant business of the evening was the APP
pointment OF committee consisting of Messrs.
Browning, Griifiths and Platts to wait upon Mr.
E. c. Coffin, who is a great lover of the game,
and endeavor to secure his services as manager
OF the club. The committee will report to the
ADJOURNED meeting which will be held on Thurs
day evening next at 7:30. strong effort will be
made this season to revive the dropping interest
IN the national game, and there is every reason
to believe that the efforts of the gentlemen who
are at the helm will be successful
SALT LAKE THEATRE.
MIR, Halton, artist, at the theatre, exc
cutes orders for scenery for theatr es, etc