The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-12-05
LOCAL AND OTHER BRIEFS.

lions Savings Bank and Trust Co.
SPECIAL sale of china Friday and Saturday,
Hook Il Clawson,
HEAVY snowstorms in the mountains and
light rains in the valley.
For an all wool dress go~to John C. Cutler &
Bro No. SO Main street
WELLS. FARGO & Co, received yesterday:
Ore, 81. 345; bullion, S5346.
FINE line of Xmas wines and brandes for
holidays at johnson, Pratt 81 Cc.'s.
THERE was the usual runaway yesterday.
OF course, Main Street was the scene.
MCCORMICK & Co. yesterday received: Silver
and lead ores, S., 800; HanaEer bullion, $3.50.
WoRKINGMEf,, don't fail 10 try a pair of those
solid. stylish shoes for Sl.71. at Spencer & Kim
ball.
THE city remains in semi darkness IN conse-
ouence of the recent accident at the electric
light works.
t. R. JONES & CO., yesterda y received: Silver
bars, 81 600; Silver and lead l,l5O; Ores. 5000:
Total, SO ,260.
DEALERS in holiday goods say sales have been
very good so far-much better than at the same
period year ago.
ON and after December l. 1890, the horse.
shoeing business of CO. ElleTbeck Will be found
at No. Is Plum alley.
BURKE. the fellow who escaped from the
guards while on the way to the pen, Wednes
day night is still at large.
SOME think real estate has gone down, but
no, things are all right so long as most of the
public trade at HoocK & Clawson's.
THE whereabouts of Herne, the missing en-
ployee of the Western Union, who has not beer
seen since November %, remains mystery.
SAVING is the secret Of wealth. Five pei
cent. per annum paid on savings deposits
interest compounded quarterly, at the State
Bank of Utah, capital, S50G.0O0
few DRINKS. Eph Kelly was fined SIS, and the
s. inebriates were Thomas Mahoney, Oscar
Redvan, Frank Wilson and a soldier.
lions Savings Bank an Trust Co.. receives
deposits on interest at per cent. per annum
principal and interest on demand. w. Wood
ruff, president, George Q. Cannon, Yice-prest.*
CITY CREEK road, or at least portion of it
is being repayed. Some of these days the resi-
dents of this county and city viii become aware
of the Importance of continuing the road on x
Morgan county.
DON'T forget the concert in the Eleventh
ward assembly hall tonight. Mrs. Agne:
Olsen Thomas, Mr.. George ID. Piper and othe
well-known talent will appear. Doors open a
$780, Concert al 8.
THE funeral services over the remains of tn,
late John Cunnington were held at IL a. N. yes
terday. There was large attendance OF the
friends OF the deceased. The floral offerings
were very handsome.
THE Eleventh Ward Sunday school give
concert in the ward assembly house this even
ing. George ID. Piper, Mrs: Agnes Olsen
Thomas and other local talent Will assist L
make the affair a success.
RESIDENTS in the neighborhood of Blair ave
nue. put in a petition TO have the morasse
filed up some weeks ago. The petition wa
granted but the moraSs remains YeSterda
some stock got mired there and IL took tn
ablebodied men Of the neighborhood TO pull
out. Look 1t up, captain.
CHARLES W. HOWARD, of Evanston, a brake
an 1an TT1in iHa Iii 1aH
DEVILS Gate. Wednesday morning. He wa
thrown between a couple Of box cars, and wa
not discovered until he had been reduced TO a
almost unrecOgnlzable mass. He was twenty
five years Of age. His wife resides at Evanston
THE residence of \. L. Williams. at No. 81
West Fifth South. was entered by j burgll
early yesterday morning. The thief entered tn
rear window and going TO the kitchen dcoc III
locked it and then passed into the bedroom OF
cupied by w. b. Stocks. The burglar lerke
MI Stocks pants from under his pillow an
rushing to the door made his escape in tn
darkness carrying away with him $40 in cas-
and also taking hat which was hanging in III
hall.
THE Students society of the Latter-da
Saints college viii be neld usual in III
Social hall this evening at ESQ o'clock. O
that occasion a lecture will be delivered b
Elder John Nicholson. His subject will bt
'Religious and Scientific Prophecy" He pr
poses TO show that what scientists are now pr
dieting regarding the future are merely repet
tons of prophetic enunciatons delivered b
Joseph Smith over fifty years ago. II-Sou
by Miss Lizzie Crismon. All are invited I
attend. j. j. Walton, Chairman.
LATE on Wednesday night James DYE wa
walking through an alley leading from Con
nercial street TO Main street saloon when ~
foot pads ordered him TO throw up his hand
Dye replied by gathering up brick bat ar
firing il at his assailants, who, seeing that the
had fight on their hands ran off. Mr.. d.
immediately notified the police, who were soc
in hot pursuit. and Yesterday afternoon the of
,H.rlTr AG.sg.
DYE identified one of these as one OF the hoi
ups andthe others were held to await develo
ments.
a HERALD reporter yesterday evening m
the Hon. c. CedercrantZ, of Sweden, the gentl
man who has been appointed by the King
Sweden to act as arbiter in the information
controversy concerning Samoa. The power
which are at difference, America. Germany al
England, IL VIII be remembered, left the a
pointment of arbiter TO the King of Swede
who has appointed the gentleman who is now
his way TO Samoa. When asked concerning u
matter, he said that SamOanS were anxious
see him. but that he was not so anxious to 81
them. He IS accompanied by Lieutenant .
Uessparre, of the Swedish army, who Will act
his aide de camp. The gentlemen are at the CT
len and viii leave for the west this morning.
YESTERDAY morning shipment of milk W;
made to Salt Lake city by Mr.. f. Turner,
Gilt Edge Butter fame. This is, perhaps, Il
first shipment of the kind ever made from tn
valley. Every day after this among the e
press cargo viii be milk This is the openi,
OF new and profitable business which. Ill
the butter trade will develop into an il
poltance that viii direct attention toward tn
valley. Thus we grow. The time will com
and come soon we believe. when the butte
milk eggs. chickens. and small fruits and be
ries sent out of this county will bring in an
come twice that which is now derived from ;
our other products combined. When this d.
arrives the express tonnage will nearly ecu
our gross out tonnage to-day.-JoUrndt.
A TERRIBLE accident occurred at about
O'Clock this morning at Thistle station on i
Rio Grande Western, resulting in Steph
Alfred. the Son OF Judge Alfred of Sanpe
county losing both OF mis- legs and possibly /
life. Mr.. Alfred had arrived at Thistle staff
via the Sanpete extension of the Rio Gran
Western, and was waiting for passenger ira
that he might continue his journey to Prov
where he was to appear as a witness in I
Slippers water case. While waiting he took
stroll down the track. He was looking at sol
ties and failed to notice freight train tI
came up behind him. AS the freight trs
passed one of the brakemen heard an exclan
ton. "Oh. my Cod and when the train "
stopped Alfred was found with one leg crush
above the ankle and the other Just above I
knee Drs. Hardy and Pike, and Mr. Allr
the injured man cousin, met him at the der
and conveyed him to the county jail. where
was made comfortable as possible. II
afternoon both legs were amputated by
Pike, assisted by Drs Simmons, Shores a
Rickford.-Pr00O ESq1irer.
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