The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-09-21
LOCAL AND OTHER BRIEFS.
LEAD remains at 1916.

LEAD remains at 1875.
ALL kinds school books at Margetts' Bros
GRAND dinner at the Saddle Rock to-day.
TEXT and college books at AIargetts Bros.
SEE notice OF sewing girls wanted at Mather |
Sisters.
wErls, FARGO s. Co. shipped yesterday |
Bullion, e49,S57
An elegant line Of carpets at the Coop Fur
nlture company.
MCCORMICK & co. yesterday received: Sill
Yer and lead ores, So. ,0).
r. Il. JONES 6 Co yes.erGa; received
Lead and silver ores, eS,G92.
TAN shoes for ladies. gents misses and chill
orOn at cost. Spencer u himball, loo Man
street.
Mas BURROWS will SHOW her patrons some
superb styles IN fall millinery, on opening days,
next Thursday aad Friday.
THE board of regents OF the university nave
allowed Professor Whites claim or balance OF
salary due him and naive PAID inn The amount.
SAVING is The secret Of wealth. Five per
cent per 3anu,n paid on savings deposits,
interest Compounded quarterly, at the State
Bank orc tab, capital. soOU.eod.
THE following persons were granted marriage
licenses yesterday: y T.. jackson 10 Ehzaoeln
lrooks; !. NJ PERKINS u Cil'ab Is. hancock; Il
IS. Brown to Martina Pearson.
OYSTERS III als Styles DIT IoIOOho q
Beatle's paricrs by the hest OF cooks Fresh
snlpmenIs every day, and oyster lovers can
have all their wants sacisied by dropping III.
THERE are messages at the Western Union
telegraph office far j. Z. Ser5Nner James Bar
ker, A. ". Peake. Thomas Poole Joseph bow
ers. j. C. Thompson John >. Wolfe aau II. NJ
Bell.
IN the police court yesterday, Martin Nc
GoTen. " nlIam Jones aad j. smith were fined
fined % each Tor drunhenneSs. John Eckert
Acknowledged that Re hau stolen three pairs OF
shoes, and the court sent him upfor iUU days.
lions Swings Bank and Trust Co. receives
deposits on interest at 3 per cent. per annum,
paying now, IN the past seventeen years, both
principal and interest on demand. w. Wood
ruff, president, George <. Cannon, vice prest*
TIE following Urah ladies have been named
among the lady mana gers OF the Worlds Tau
Mrs 8honIaS Whalen, Ogden; Mrs. .. j. sal
isnury. Salt Lake city. AIternates: Mrs. a. b.
Emery, Park City; Miss Maggie heogn, salt
Lake city.
COMMA EDER NJ. CHIEF VEAZY, of the Grand
ARM OF she Republic. Will arrive here this
morning over the Onion Pacific. ana stop at the
Walker house. On .honday evening he will be
given a reception by james b. Mexican post, at
u. a. r. hall.
SERGEANT FITZMAURICES report OF yester
DAY temperatures as follows: Al :53 a. Salt
Lake city, Is; Helena "A; Fcrt custer %; fort
MashaEle, IA: kawllns 30. AT Ii 2.m.-Salt
Lake city, 10: Ogden. 10; Stockton, t6;
Bingham. 81; Park CITY, 30; Provo. IS; Alta 81;
Logan, %.
..PR1soS Lifs in Siberia is the subject Of a
lecture i'll the rhsJ Presbyterian church On
MUnday evening oeltem4tr -, at 8 . CLOCK by
Rev u A. l.yJken, a Cnrisuan miss. onarJ rom
Sp.tZbergen. Russ. "a. Mr. Lytken speaks from
his own experience as d Prisoner In siberia.
Admission - cents
KATE HOUR alleged 10 be the plural wife of
Nicholas GroeSbeck OF Sprlngvlile, was ar
rested IL this city yesterday morning py Deputy
Marshals Cannon and Doyle upon an attach
ment, the lady Icing wanted Us witness
against Mr. GroesDecK on the charge OF adult
terry. which IS beng investigated by tie grand
jury At Provo.
THE Senate has passed the bill granting the
right OF way to the Salt Lake city street rail-
road through the Fort Douglas military reserva-
ton We Congratulate the o1icers and men at
the fort upon this, ara If they could induce the
Rapid Transit to extend their line TO the post,
anu surely the Rapid ought TO see the advant-
age OF such an extension, the people At the fort
would then have an excellent service TO the city
as well as the citizens to the fort.
THE Utah &Northern was about three hours
late last evening. caused 10y q wreck some
Mh re near EocatenJ. At CUll.nsloA. a large
number OF railroad worAmen got aboard the
train completely hung the smoking Car. Fer
some lelsol unknown o1e of the men, nance
Burns gSt on top of the car ald fell Of VIII n
nearing brigham Cay. He was Ca lily Injured.
a big cash being cut in ms head. 1t was
thoul ht that MS INJURIES might prove fatal.
THE Wyman murder case will conc up fol-
1r al IN 1h- Third district court tomorrow. II
will be remembered that on November Il last
Charles Wyman, 4 lawyer, and James Kelley
q prospectur, had quarrel al Ophlr, and Wy.
man asterwa;d got a Tide and shot Kelley, kill
Ing HIM Instantly. MeSSrS. Dickson and Pow
ers will conduef tue defense, and It is predicted
that this VIII be one OF the most ABLY contested
murder cases that has engaged the attention o
the district court for SOME Tune.
ONE If tie loafers wac are allowed TO orna-
ment the railing in froAt OF Reading fora es-
tdDi slme.G under tue UiaI A3Ao3al AK
t3ck a tumble yesterday aiteins on, gOini
over backwards into the SfarWiy. as lucl
wo4lj have il large wllle - hamper was ii
,e.tty uncei heath HIM ana this broke tn tore
Of his fall olhe, wlse be would double : haze
broken his Le-k. rsitNas h Toce we'd ere
INJURIES his lace being Idly cut and mis- bod
b-uiSco. 1t VIII some time tefoie he /
ala.n Oh exhibition
PROFESSION MONTGOMERY is il receipt III sex
eral handsome specimens for the museum O
the Descr,t University. ElateIiIe and m inera
wax have been presented by Professor Kings
bury. Pieces o: Arizona pottery two arrow head
IRON near Columbia river. Oregon. twenty
seven arrow heats from mound near Jordan
river. n shell bead from same mound. rock sal
from Utah and /. copy u the DeSeret Ecehia!
Nescs dated 18th December. lS6f have been coma
ted by Professor George NJ. Ottinger. The Gu
retor wonld be pleased 20 take charge OF an
geological or natural history specimens that
any OF The ciTizens may wish 20 have presented
and displayed in the pnbilc territorial colleg
TONS
TIE first session of the fifth year of tn
stitutes a part OF The Latter-Day Saints Co
leza was held al the Social nall on FriGa
evening September 49, The main hall CT tina
building was comfortably filled by an intel
gent audience. at 81 tie society was GALE
tc order by Instructor Willard Done who al
nounl cd that Instructor J. J. Walton had bee
selected by the faculty OF the college 10 act 4
chairman III the society during the present year
The latter gentleman upon lhis took the CHAN
and the session OF tie society was opened b
singing and prayer. President j. j. Walt0
made briefopenlng address. closing his ehoic
remarks by reading OF we'll arranged expire:
sions upon the subject OF education Mis-
Jessie Pugh rendered a vocal solo very sweet,
The audidncc WAS then favored with Il seleC
reading Our Folks by Instructor Don,
which was followed by an instrumental sec,
tion by Miss Maude Bowring After tn
answering OF "a question by Daniel Miller Mis-
Isabella Aonlney read, Bill Rose when III
programme concluded by timely remarE
by Instructor Done or the subject of prop6
reading. the chairman announced that Ill
next session OF the society would be held f'r
day evening September &C. The initial gathe
ing Ct this society augurs well for its success
during the winter.
BUGGY Lap ROBES AND BUSTERS
At cost this week. Studebaker Bros
north Main street.