The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-12-28
LOCAL AND OTHER BRIEFS.

RAvE you been ''held up yet?
INSURE in the Home Fire of Utah.
LIONS Savings Bank and Trust Co.
GRAND dinner at the Saddle Rock to-day.
THE footpad fraternity seems to be running
the town.
SALT Lake market men are all rejoicing in a
lively trade.
THE weather of the past few days has been OF
the ElySlan variety.
WELLS FARGO & CO.. received yesterday:
Bullion, S3,359; ore, SS,3G4
New winter suitings just from the looms al
j. G. Cutler & Brother 30 Main street.
The board OF education will hold special
meeting on Tuesday evening next, at $50.
WORK INGMElg. don't fail 10 try a. pair of those
solid, stylish shoes for SIZE. at Spencer & KIM
ball
THERE are messages at the Western Union
Telegraph office for Charles Scales and w,
Hardman.
MCCORMICK & co. received yesterday: Han
auer bullion IS, 500; silver and lead Ores $500
TOTAL 81, 900.
THE hotels are doing a good business. Many
people come from a long distance every year Il
spend the holiday season in Zion.
THE Salt Lake Rock company is now pre-.
pared to III orders in any amounts for ali kinds
OF ruDDlG TOOK.
THERE are at the Deseret Telegraph Com
pany' office uncalled for, kilograms for A. II
Patterson, Miss attic Jackson and Claudiu:
w. Gates.
SAVING is the secret OF wealth. Five pei
cent. per annum paid on savings deposits
interest compounded quarterly at the State
Bank Of tab, capital, S50OO00.
THE gold watch and chain taken from Charlie
Walker by footpad on FRIDAY night wert
found last evening near the spot where IL Wa
tsnsferred 10 the party of the second part,
lions Savings Bank an Trust Co., receive:
deposits on interest at per cent. per annum
principal and interest on demand. w. Wood
run, president, George q. Cannon, vice-prest.*
THE great sale OF cheap goods before stock
taking at the Western Shoe and Dry Goods Co..
81 aid % Main street, commencing Monday
December -, "ior one week only" See thel
windows Tor prices.
THE members and friends of the Salt Lake
Temple OF Honor hold a social entertainment IN
their hall on Monday evening, in commemora-
ton of the thirteenth anniversary the estab-
lishment of the order in this city.
W. Il. DUsENBERRY, treasurer of the Terri
torial Insane asylum at Provo, was in the city
yesterday in connection with the new asylum
building now nearly completed. II is expected
that it will be ready for occupancy in about tel
days.
ALFRED II. GAME, of this Office, has beer
down with typhoid fever for five weeks. We re
ErGJ 10 say lIdI MS cOQQlIlOQ Is now critical
HIS numerous friends are very SoncltlouS con
corning him, and we receive many inquiries a:
TO the hopes for his recovery.
FRITZ LoUER, Bountiful butcher wa:
wanted in August last for an assault made on
boy IN his employ named Wolfberger. He
Skipped out for Denver, but returned recently
and was arrested by Parkin. He pleaded guilty
before Justice Page and was let OF with a fine
OF $40 and costs, a Total OF S25
A MAN named Jack Pope, who has been de
pleting hen roostS in the vicinity of Mill Creek
was nabbed yesterday and brought to this city
lie was taken before Commissioner NorreI anC
entered plea of guilty to the charge of petit
larceny. The fine and costs imposed amount tC
about $50.
DIR. JOHN R. PARK and Prof. Ward brought
large living wild cat from Lynch & Glas
mannS to the University of Deseret yesterday
evening, and there deposited the animal in q
strong cage. The cat or lynx. which it really is
is well developed, and as vet does not seem tC
take very kindly to civilized lie President
Park never fails to seize any opportunity of
fered by which the University collections may
be increased.
If Jesus statement to the quibblers who
Drought before him the woman taken in adul-
terry were applied to the Mormon haters there
would be very few stones thrown. In his lee
ture on the Test OATH Monday evening il
the Theatre. Mr. Ellis will point out this fact
and show the government and the alleged
Christian church have eliminated themSelve
in their eagerness TO put down the Mormons
BOOTS open a ~. lecture al 3.
THE Baptist Sunday school enjoyed its an
nual Christmas festival in the Baptist church
Friday evening. A handsome evergreen tree
nicely decorated and laden with fruits and can
dies, was on exhibition for the special benefit o
the children. A collection of money was takel
for the schools poor fund to be applied for the
benefit of poor children of the church and con
pregation. The assembly was large and the ex
erclSeS OF music and recitation were interest
ing.
TEE o,,gT /,
673 East Third South Street, was filled Christ
mas evening with invited guests. The occasion
was the marriage OF the accomplished and onl,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Adams to Mr. p +
Bothun. Rev. Mr. Adams is the city missionar
for the Baptists OF Salt Lake. Mr. Bothun i
the promising young teacher of the New Yves
side public school The bride vas the recipien
OF several handsome presents. The supper wa
superb, mirably served to Jolly and apprecia
tive CUES
The election of officers of Trafalga lodge $50
Sons of st. George was held last evening. TIL.
attendance was large and the following officer
we're elected: John A. MayneS, president; Hugl
Williamson, vice president; w. Visick secre
tary; II. j. Silverthorn, assistant secretary
Alfred ShHles. messenger; William McKelvoy
assistant messenger; William Brown, chaplain
w. B. Oliver. inside sentinel; William Doxey
outside sentinel. The time for holding meet
ings was changed from the second and fourtl
Sundays OF each month TO the second and fourtl
Monday.
THERE is a deep-seated feeling of indigna tior
on the part of the people residing on the ban k
of the Jordan, north of the White bridge, owe
the city councils disregard OF their petitions il
reference TO the filth and refuse garbage OF tn,
city. 1t is now dumped wholesale about {
quarter of q mile over the bridge on Nortl
Temple street, and the breeze that comes from
the south is laden with a stencil of a most hor
rible description. It IS an absolute fact we ar,
assured on the best authority that in twenty
five families residing north of the bridge ther
are to-day from one 10 four cases of sickness
something that has not been known in thirt,
years. If something is not done with those pc
tLdons ere long, there VIII be something Other
than that foul smell in the air