The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-02-09
LOCAL AND OTHER BRIEFS,
SIEBR. o62l. Lead, $3.50.

A<e<f1>- So~d. LEAD, SS.SU.
sUr your furniture at the Coop Furniture
TIE cicanest and best cooked meals at
8Suun,s- -
LIZ tile language of Captaiu Porter 81, ,vas
xn{lars ~
THE death roll of Salt Lake for Januarv W
xsutzry eight.
CAMPAIGN rubber boots for marching climbs
S2lnceer Il kimballs.
MCCORMICK & CO. received yesterda
Hammer bullion, So, $50
WELLS, FARGO s. Co.'S shipments yesterd
~sre- Bullion So 522 .05.
TEE polls upen tomorrow at 7:44 a. m. a,
close az sunset, 5:5S p. m.
WILLIAM WOOD & Son are doing n ,,,sh;,
nuszness at their place on Market row. !
CAPTAIN BoNFIELD is all right and ca
fspsRa gloss starch. for sale at Culmer Bros.
FisLF BOOTS, felt shoes, and felt SINNERS T,
Sveayoo0y In all prices and kinds, at Spencer
EfnbaUs- fo0i
Ff,Axk ID. GILLESPIE has been appointed SCI
Les3ry OF the chamber of commerce by the ne,
Board OF directors.
TREEE are messages at the Western Trnio
sSii.fae hnr Joseph Bonestell j. N. Scott 8 {
AuTt and Lem A. York. -
TEE Spanish Guitar and Mandolin c,pb ~
xlllied 70 meet in Calder's Music hall at 80 II
h0ffoW tMonoay) night A. H. KE.soN. Sec.
TIE Sift1e tin ballot boxes which tonorro,
night viii contain a story of veal or Woe 1ver
Rziea yesterday upon the portico of the JJtal
s<onrTl$slon'S office
A NEx city wall map is now ready. containin
al a.A1I3ons TO January % $780, Size 5x6 feet
aresa1se5t- room Al, Wasatch block
SERGEANT FITZMAURICE's report OF vester
SA5 11nperature is as follows: At 6 m-SaI
4 ID srS S1ty IS; Helena, az; FIT Custer, 81
Lake City. 49, - d. -'9ar
TEE mayors proclamation in rega-d e. 81,
Iezosang OF saloons on election day appears ii
snoLner part OF this issue. The saloons mus
21naln Closed from II last night until - IN
morrow night. - "
HON JOHN T. GAME Telegram bs nc fo1lo,s
from council Bluffs yesterday: Il leave for Sail
LAKE BY the fast mail tonight Had intended
- eIEhSss the close of the campaign on Satnr.
cay night. but was detained by a washout east
OF Chicago. God willing 1 will be there ON
slaadSy TO cast my ballot for the Peoples candi.
Or Godbe's corner: Pleasant Valley tramn-
hezio, Jim, what are you doing herey., lin
I'd. FH having good time: getting three
T,es1s !. q day and working for set of frauds >
~ T-"When are you going back?' lin.
Early Tuesday morning or as soon after hare
ti-e4F-" WV WARM Gu
Judge Pyper's official reception yesterday
The following guests were in aftenSaness.
David Lloyd drunk $40: William Rnnf5o snsss
s.1se1se, s.; Al Householder aggravated dr~ni.
40 anes Buchanan, plain drunk, s.: .Iohn'
V
CHS true name to the clerk drunk S.. Georaree
Va fEneSsE, battery, $50; George Hinton drnn1Y
90 aadnaph Anderson, drunk, S. ~
l. DYKES, whose name appeared in ves+er
sSH hE3ALD, who was seen in the + Liberal ,ro
csSEaon- called at our office vesterday 90 P. n
- Al ne Is a bona tide resident of Salt Lake Ts
s-1n e mere IN November, he says intending 10
fnEss$ tt1s his future home &c is hniidin6 ~ ~
~ W. First South, he saws and eynecrS a.
ping n1s family here soon If this be the case
-, Hss Is no DOUBT entitled to vote and was
net registered on that famous train 700
A. zRospEcroR writes THE Bpe.,n o.,
t9gsc j have heard it said that n bor, IL
saASso mas been offered to anyone who ,ron1S |
sa.t1 q cc1a VEN within distance of twenty
&Ilte& q. SAT- Lake. l will show to anv man ~
ezferE1zFe under promise vein of Sood a no al
800 A9rf feet thick upwards located het1yeen
- - 80 1ht twenty-five miles from Salt Lake ;,
kurther particulars may be had hv caiIi~r q.
oas HESAID's city department rooms "'
THESE Indeed are gloomy DAYS for our nsu.l,,,
Ha1G1 i ana prosperous little city, Not before
- rs EisIory OF a quarter century has scourge
% Sueh Rslgnity and so fatal in its resn1tS ~
Tied as Ever. since the beginninp of y1iI t s1s
bsfaold Fever IN its most vrulent form has haen
ssaSaot1g US, and carried away many loved and
seS Lar RorLns The aged and very vounp arc
aslhe peculiarly exempt from the ATTACKS Of tb;c
tnaiaqy; the strong and robust are par
s-a+ subject TO Its ravages. Health and
s9's144slA1 oppose no barriers; while ACE and in
tstlcE smile IN security. Let us hope that tho
,'se1ksfs ana death OF this winter will serve an
L1Sss, e ts2ch US valuable lesson Pure air
eit7-nIs surroundings and pure water are the L
only preventlves of typhoid No man I,novre | =
tnts antidote -B&aG E.terprise 'N--0"S :
FssJR a copy OF the Lowestoft, Suffolk Enc. a
sert. ysArgH received IN this city by Uncle t
hOse-t Aeslen, We clip the FOLLOWING: we :,
hzHts "a $ received from Mr. r F. NesIen n ma
tive or Lowestoft, who left for the above Mace L
IN Ieas, copy Of the SALT LAKE HERALD U
as mum berb. one of the most rernorza C
DIE p1b lie atoms of the western continent II %
CONTAINS 20 pages, feet by is inches, with n v
islBo oa pictorial summary of the rise and pro. q
EreSs OF this extraordinary locality While =,
oeprecatlng any sympathy whatever with the %
1enets OF the original founders of this IL
5000 CITY We cannot but be struck II
WITH the evidences of material prosneritv N
enjoyed by the inhabitants This is seen nv the 81
9alStLl residences and public buildings with E,
sialea q publlca1on itself aboupds, while the -
sastEAesS announcements are on a scale which ii
ssals everything English of the kind quite in the 10
laaoe Mr. Nesien reached the place when II W
e 1u.saLiy desert SO that he has witnessed W
u prog reSs from its commencement and can q
aus IGlly bear out all that is stated in THF NJ
1sRAiD Everything appears to be of the =,
LA foseaIe nue. and the immigration from all f.
arc seems 10 be continually on the increase &c
42zzrss every allowance for what apnear tn he al
~ ~ fNtgSe ated statements, it certainly is @
SSss F'Aofdlnary record of which we ha We no IN
'1as't ne natives are not little proud, M
Tax .Irsuy readers of the Ho1,o sen,;no, hi
esoS re1n enoer he article published last No ar
E11SI @ooot an OH man who strayed awav | CT
"a His son residence about two and a half ~
-.0s tSten Oh raiftlew. The old man was ~
III E24I oemented and a few months nre La
l'S - his straying away he lost his wife who pr
"a beSE ms companion for nearly fiftv vearS tn
Ks severe blow no doubt had a tende1cv ~ tsN
sZaoee ms mind. He had on previous occaSionS =;
raSea away from home, but was brought haciy II
ms turned out en- masse and conti u,S cfIl ale
area tor nearly a week under the direction ~ do
II 1astce, sven Nelson. and Constable peter we
IN AZ winter set IN these researches were w
ssonunueo, and nothing was heard of the ,va
5of ca man until the first day of February &c
u Wnen a little boy driving cows to water iil
seoVered the body of the old man living under po'
nSs1 oEusn, about three hundred wards from IN
sous mouse. The boy at once informed his ant
a AAr Srlckson. and he, with others repaired
TIE spot and found the body covered win cro
DE Aylng lace downwards with his can and ~;
iraess under MS head. He then went To Fair s.iis
~ Tor The onicers. Mr.. Nelson NOT heino cna
me the constable and others went and re alll
9vea the corpse TO the house of his son IN anC
slice NELSON'S arrival, preparations war; VIII
ade 70 hold an inquest. In behalf of tho Do ~.
zsed, we will state he was good and noble t oui
Ia honest, upright and firm believer in tho Tue
spel-Sentinel u III 'ne era
the
rsxtract from future committee,s re wa!
ut Ii the Liberals get in: your com wa.
etee, 70 whom was referred the petition a
5ohn Doe, asking for certain privileges eau
commend that the same be granted thu
-tSlgned w. H. SPAFF ORR per-
ellis Y Mari, ;, got
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