The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-07-06
LOCAL AND OTHER BRIEFS.
In hot weather drink phos-ferrone.

IN hot weather drink Phos-ferrone.
GRAND dinner at the Saddle Rock to-day =
THE ErQsai1er puts our population down at
2,.G0.
THIRTY styles of Estey organ TO select from
al Coaiuer & Snelgrove's.
LADIES call at Hardy, Young g. Co.'S and Sc
the fine line OF slippers, cheap.
Don't fail to notice the advertisement OF
cheap real estate in Cache valley.
MCCORMICK & Co. report: Hanauer bullion.
$3.50; silver and lead ores, 500.
tx tx is the name of new kind of to-
bacco sold only by Gunner Bros. at 40 cents per
pound.
THE most complete line of Tennis shoes ever
brought TO this city at Spencer Il himball, LOU
Main street
THE Moulders and Settlers union will be
organized to-day. One hundred names are al
ready secured.
JOHNSON, PRATT s. CO.. did the largest bust
ness in soda water, on the 9Th, of any firm IN
town, IS Main street.
TIE account of the celebration in Park City
was crowded out OF this issue, but VIII appear
in Tuesdays paper.
WE have imported Jams in glass; the best
canned corn and best tomato catsup in the city.
-Haroy, Young q Co.
CAR loads OF building and roofing papers, In
oleum ana baby carriages just arrived az Din
hOOtcA OdlttSl , iA4ualO cbOAS-
TURNER'S gilt edge butter delivered to our
customers in refrigerator boxes cool and fresh,
Hardy, Young & Co., al E. First South
BUY your refrigerators from the Coop. fur
nture company. They keep the best in the
market. a carload from which to select.
For help wanted, situations wanted. rents.
fcrsale, lost, found et3., see TIRE HERALDS
special column, inside page. Employment ad-
Verisements iree-
THE animal rneetinr of tbe Stockholders of
Zions Benefit building society viii be held on
Wednesday evening at the Il. Q. NJ. /. Shoe fac
tory ca South Temple strcet.
DIR. HAND, who was recently arrested on a
complaint sworn to by Dr. Smith for criminal
hbel, was before Commissioner Norrell ycster-
day, 10 undergo preliminary examination, and
was discharged.
THERE WAS no business whatever transacted
IN the probate court yesterday. Clerk Cutler
nleo one marriage notice. but the parties hing
it gave MIN distinctly to understand he should
not allow the newspapers to obtain II.
SIX hundred people came Gown from Park
City during Thursday and Friday. This speaks
well Cor The Park AKA when i il said That but
$50 of Park City's population visited Ogden dur
ing carnival week, IL goes 20 show Iney were
bent on seeing Salt Lakes celebration.
A GRAND Democratic rally will be held at
Sugar house, on Monday July Z. 1880, at s
p. m. The Hon. II. b. O'i5rien, Professor Paul,
DIR. Faust and sip. kenner and other pro-
nOunced Democrats viii speak. The commit
tee of arrangements is w. G. A. Smoot jr.,
Nicholas Hood, Mr.. Pitts.
FRED GRANT deserves a vote of thanks for
having that Raymond coach brought to the
town. In Ogden for the Fourth. anu for the re-
cepton of KING Rex ii has served the purpose
rrgally, ana il will answer for the most elabor-
ate state occasions IN the future. The proba-
bilities are that the stable is no loser by their
lnvestment-heaYy as IL was.
ABOUT O'Clock last evening, as the Tween
tieth ward car was about TO leave the bank cor
ner, person the worse for liquor, stepped on
the front platform The car no sooner started
than the FELLOW fell OH, and the fender or wheel
protector struck him, rolling him over and over
several times until he was so despatched with
mud that his best friends would not have
known him.
THERE are messages at the Western Union
telegraph Office for O. 5. Davis, mining broker;
Mr.. r. d. Maine, brick mason; Excelsior lodge
No. /, l. o. o F., Claude Goodsell, Ed
ward de Rothschid, L. L. Ormsby, j. 5. Pres
ton. teacher of writing; J. C. Mershon, care Of
Roberts & Thorne Dr.. Beck, Andrew White.
Agents Armstrong ana Preston, Carngan
Brothers.
ABOUT 10 O'Clock Friday night. while the fire
works display was IN progress, burglar cut the
screen door of Mrs. Burrows millinery store
raised the latch and entered. The only noodle
he succeeded in Obtaining, however, were three
solid silver spoons and one plated spoon. The
fellow III some way made noise, which was
heard 10y Mrs. Burrows, who, with friends, were
Witnessing the fireworks. he made good his es-
cape.
DAVIS the soldier, who was arrested on
Thursday for lifting letter from the postoffice
some time ago containing $40, had an
examination yesterday before Commits;
him under bonds of 500. He was
unable to furnish the bail and was taken
out to the penitentiary. Davis is a married
man and his wife wept bitterly at the outcome
Of the examination.
AT the close of the parade on Friday Martin
Schmidt, the tailor, who had all his employees
in line, invited the boys TO u delicious spread
il need not be said that they responded, ana
when they were lingering over the wine,
Schmidt was presented with a handsome watch
charm the speech being made by one of his
oldest employees. To say that he was embar-
Passed would hardly express it, but in 2 few
minutes he recovered sufficiently TO whisper an
order 10 the walter-aHd another dozen bottles
rolled in.
IN reference TO the recently announced
changes IN the faculty of the University OF
DeSeret II The impression has gone out that
Professor schmidt Wertenberg's retirement
was involuntary II Is erroneous. The pro-
fessor had declined encouragement previous
10 the late action by the boaru of regents re
firing several members OF the faculty. Pro
fesSor Schmidt WeTtenberg goes TO Dakota
where he takes Il position similar TO that which
he held in our university.
THE HERALD acknowledges with thanks a
sereuade from the Park City band on the even
ing OF the Fourth. This band IS a credit TO Park
City ana Won for itself on the Fourth an envi
able reputation. W Ith their neal uniforms they
presented a inc appearance in the procession
ana their music and marching We're fGvorably
commented upon on all sides This ine organ
ization, We have learned, Is The result of the
efforts OF Mr.. w. Ii. Veal the bandmaSter and
the showing made on the Fourth reflects great
credit upon that gentleman rs a slallful
musician and organizer GiiE HERALD enjoyed
your music, boys; come again
TRY .I0HNSON'S WINE OF N0RMWOOD