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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-10-19
General Notes.

The civil calendar will commence October 90
in the First district court
The home company try their skill again to-
night in producing Ten Nights in Bar Room
at the opera house.
The Arcade restaurant opened up to-day
under new proprietorship. The dining room
looks very attractive.
The young ladies and gentlemen who came
from Salt Lake to attend tae ball in the opera
house last evening were delighted with their
little pleasure outing, and particularly with
the hop.
Carl OSter1oh has returne l to Provo and gone
into business next door north of the Cosmopoli-
tan hotel. He tried number of cities in Ken
lucky. but comes to the conclusion that there is
no place like his old home.
During the past week there has been extra
ordinary activity in bushes circles. Besides a
general rush at the old stands a number of new
firms have started out with a vim that is sur
prising and flattering.nA clothing house. restau-
rant confectionery and secondhand store have
been established within tais period, and are
more than pleased with the outlook.
The scarcity of business places for rent has
rPecluded number of firms opening in Provo,
VINO are unable to purchase property and build.
The building boom that has been heralded with
pride by the press as well as the citizens of our
city, has thus far been inadequate to the de-
mand. both in respect to mercantile and resi-
! dence buildings. 1t is con- e Y men of prop
| erty that no more profitable enterprise can be
| taken up than that OF the erection of business
houses on Center street.
A boot and shoe firm VINO came to town with
a view of locating and running business ex
clusively in this line, were compelled to leave
| through the causes mentioned. The opening
for house of this kind is good, there being
none other in the city. The same can be said
of various other classes of trade. Before spring
is upon US, however these Il fcuities will bt
mastered, as great number of fine buildings
are already contracted for and will loom up on
Center and adjoining streets.
1 La a nj he
ployed at the Sun foundry shops threw down
their tools and quit work. Their grievance is
that back pay due them, which was promised
to be forthcoming some time ago has not been
received. To-day the works are at a stand still
and considerable wrangling going on between
the board of directors and employees. The
company since its Incorporation has extended
operations to a degree that has embarrassed
them little as far as ready cash is concerned
and the result is that the laborers are stood of
| for short time for portion Of their salaries
Mr.. Dewey, the superintendent. states that all
| the amounts due will be paid within one month
and the men VIII be notified. If this does
not suit their pleasure it will be his duty to dis
charge the present force Of disconnected work
ers.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-10-19
CRESCENT BEACH LOTS AT AUCTION.

On next Tuesday, Oct 81, 1. J. Star
buck win sell to the highest bidder with
out reserve) 80 lots in this plat, which lies
just east OF Garfield Beach, on beautiful
slope from the mountains to the lake, with
"a very fine white sand beach, making it the
finest cottage property on the lake. Ar
rangements are being made and $4,000
has already been raised to build hotel
and bathing resort for the season of '91,
and many cottages will be erected
there next season. A special train will
leave the city at 10 o'clock m, carrying
passengers free, and return Immediately
after the sale.
Anyone who ever expects to own lot or
build cottage on the beach, cannot afford
TO miss this chance to get a lot at their own
price.
Terms Of sale, one third cash; balance in
three and six months. Title perfect and
no lncumberances. Map and particulars
may be obtained at the Office of [. j. Star
buck, 81 West Second South.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-10-19
Trottine at Lexington.

LEXINGTON, Oct 1S.-This was the closing
day of the Kentucky Horse Breeders trot-
ting meeting.
Unfinished from yesterday, 1924 pacing,
81, 5OO-Wilkes won, King Loska second,
Johnny Smoker third, Treasurer fourth
Best time-2:141I.
The 2:2O class, ,5OO-Horicon won,
Veritas second, Globe third. The others
were ruled out. Best time-2:194.
Special stake, our-year-olds, s., GOO
Nancy Hanks won, Bonnie Whitmore sec
ond. The others were distanced. Best
time-2:15%.
The :29 class, 81 ,OO0-Minerva won, Van
Tassil second, Embassy third, Clark
Wilkes fourth. Best time-2 :22115.
Futurity stakes for four-year- olds, $685.,
nfinished-Angeline won from Coral in
2:19b. 100 ~ 1,.Ef asa,
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The ordinary call to horses is "CO-jock!
co-jockH' 1t is explained that many horses
were formerly named John, which, in
peasant English, is Jock. "Co-jock," then,
simply means Come, John" 1t is said
that the use of the word Jockey" mean
ing rider or driver of race horses. comes
from the frequency with which horses
were once named Jock, the word passing
in time from the animal to his ridec.-Bos.
ton Transcript.
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The Burlington Block Deal.

The office men again met yesterday
morning and the negotiations have taken a
new turn. 1t was generally agreed that 20
feet did not afford sufficient depth for a
building with 100 frontage, and that so feet
should be secured. Accordingly telegram
was framed making an offer of 1886 per foot
front for 120 feet on Main, with depth of
so feet. To meet this increased expense
more shares will be sold, and DR.. Freeman
yesterday secured number of signers.
This means one of the most valuable i'm
provements yet made on Main street.
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The Population Count About Completed

WASHINGTON, Oct. 1S.-The count of the
population of the country is about com
pleted. The census of population in all the
states with the exception of South Dakota,
Florida Maryland, Virginia and Wiscon-
sin have already been announced. The
delay in the case of the states named is &C.
casioned by recounts ordered in some dis
tricts The population of the state of
Minnesota is 1,30O,217, an increase Of
$40 pa or CO. so per cent
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-10-19

Many people get all needed exercise in
their daily employment. 1t is the brain
worker and the man of sedentary occupa-
ton, the professional man, tue teacher.
the student, the merchant, the clerk, the
tailor, the operatives in most mills, the
compositor, and others like them, to whom
outdoor exercise is an absolute necessity.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-10-19
The Union iron Works Accents the qerms

WASHINGTON, Oct. 1S.-The secretary of
the navy has received telegram from the
Union Iron works, San Francisco, accept
ing the departments terms for the con-
struction of one Of the battle ships on the
Pacific coast. They provide for the con-
structiol of vessel twelve feet longer
that the one originally planned by the de-
partment, similar in all respects to the two
ships being built by the Cramps a Philadel-
phia. The contract price is s3, 10000, or
$50, 900 more than Cramps bid for single
vessel on the same plans. and $4,000 less
than the Union Iron works bid on the yes
sci under the departments original plans.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-10-19
Buying His Own Coffin at a Discount.

A man worth his thousands of dollars,
living in Ellisburg, came to .own recently
and went to the undertaking rooms OF
Overton & Fish and asked if they had any
old fashioned collins, and if they would
sell them at the old prices. Being answered
in the affirmative he chose one, for which
he paid S., and took it home with him.
Adams Cor Rome On. W Sentinel
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-10-19
Worlds Fair Executive Committee.

CHICAGO, Oct. 1S.-The executive com
mittee of the Worlds fair national commits
sion held a meeting to- day. The following
committee meetings were announced:
Foreign affairs in New York city, October
90; fine arts in New York city, October 90 :
mines and mining in Chicago, November 81.
A long discussion ensued ON the pro-
priety of calling the board oflady managers
together. The question was finally referred
to committee. 1t was decided to take no
action in the matter Of classification until
| the report of the classification committee is
| Off
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-10-19
A New Drug Store.

F.W. Scarf, who lately sold out his in
terests in the Crismon-Scarff drug COM
pany, has secured one of the rooms in the
new Gunner building, and viii open up in
couple of weeks with full line of drugs.
Fred's popularity will insure him the same
success that has attended him in the past.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-10-19
No ships Ordered to Lisbon.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 1S.-The assistant sec
rotary of the navy said this afternoon
there was not word Of truth in the report
that a fleet of American war ships had
been ordered to Lisbon to enforce the pay
ment of the Delagoa Bay railway claims,
or for any other purpose. 1t is probable
the cruiser Baltimore, now in northern
European waters, will visit Lisbon, but no
significance is attributed to this.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-10-19
where Manners Didn't Count.

Fond Mother-John, dea-, was told to-
day that our daughters had tho most en-
gaging manners imaginable. AREN'T you
glad?
John grimly)-Humphl The engaging
seems, SO far. to be entirely confined to
their Misunderstanding Bulletin.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-10-19

PRINCETON. N. j., Oct. 1S.-The annual
fall handicap meeting of the Princeton
University Athletic Grounds association
was held here this afternoon and was re-
markable for the fast time made in the
one hundred and 220 yard dash by Carey
of 1913. Four experienced timers gave 95
seconds as the record for one hundred
yards, which breaks the worlds record,
made at Washington last Saturday by
John S. Owen. ir., of Detroit and %
seconds for 220 yards onia curved track,
equalling the American record for the same
distance on straight away.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-10-19
What Minister Rateheller Saws.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 1S.-General Batchel-
Ter, United States minister to Portugal,
after reading the Lisbon dispatch about
the Delagoa Bay claim, said the matter was
before the board of arbitration and until
the board reached conclusion, no action
would be taken BY the United States.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-10-19
A National Bauk of Mexico Rumor.

CITY OF MEXICO, Oct. 1S.-A rumor is
current that French syndicate, headed by
the Rothschilds, has purchased a majority
of the stock of the National Bank of Mex
leo and will take charge of the institution
shortly. The bank officials refuse TO speak.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-10-19
The EIlenburg Murder Case.

ELMIRA, N. Y, Oct. 1s.-The jury in the
Ellenburg murder case came into court this
afternoon with verdict of not guilty and
the prisoner was discharged. This morn
ing while the jurors were taking exercise
on the street in care Of Special Officer
George w. Palbert, when a milk dealer
shouted to them: ''If you convict that
woman you ought to De shot" The officers
arrested him and Judge Rrnsey held him
To answer to the grand Jury.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-10-19
Latonia Races.

CINcINNTI, O., Oct. This was the clos
ing day of the fall meeting of the Latonia
races.
Three year olds and upward, mile
Rimini won, Robin second. Labrad, third.
Time-l:A4.
Three-y year olds and upward mile and
twenty yards-Barney won, Eupenia
second, Pritchett third. Time-1 :459(.
Tnree-year-oidsa and upwards, mile-Blar-
ney Stone won, Business secon, Dollie M
Two year-olds. live furlongs-Rancer
won Palmetto second, Paladine third.
Time 40.
Cincinnati Hotel Autumn handicap, all
ages, mite and one-eighth-Prince F'ortu;
natus won, Miss Dale s3cond, Marion c
third. Time :55%.
Stamboui Reduces His Record.
| NAPA, Cal, Oct. 1S.-Stamboul trotted
against time and lowered his own and AK
tells record, making the mile in 2:l116
one quarter of second slower than Mel
sons mile, made at Terre Haute.
STEAMBOAT was driven by Goldsmith and
was accompai ied by runner. His pace tc
the eighth was rather slow for him. The
head OF stretch was passed in Ii seconds
Around 10 the quarter IL was even slower
That being made in SO seconds. When vel
on the back stretch the stallion showed 9
desire to squirt. Goldsmith held him back
however, and the half was made in 1854
The nye tghths post was passed
:2214 with the horse still il
restraint; the three-quarters were
made in 1894, and at this point il
seemed the attempt to break his recorl
would be a failure. AS soon as the horse
was well Strengthened out, however, Nc
Doweu drove the runner close up an(
Goldsmith began desperate finish with
whip and voice. The stallion Responded
nobly and fled down the homestretch faste
than last quarter has ever been covered il
California, crossing the line in 2:1119. tn
burst of speed with which he finished wa
tremendous, the last quarter being done il
3l14 seconds, a 2 :01 gait
Corbetts yearling colt Freedom trottet
mile in g:2924, beating the yearling stall
lion record OF 2 :35 at New Orleans recor
of 9 40
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-10-19
The Utah Gas Comnanv.

The articles of the Utah Gas company,
an Ogden corporation, were filed with
Secretary Sells yesterday.
The company is to exist for period of
fifty years, and is organized for the pur-
pose of prospecting and boring for oil, gas,
water, salt coal and other minerals, and
to operate machinery, fumes, etc., in con-
nection Herewith.
The capital stock is placed at $500, 600,
divided into 100000 shares of the denomina-
ton of 81 each.
The stock is subscribed for as follows:
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-10-19
BASEBALL
Remarkable SnrintIne.

LOUISVILLE, Oct. 1S.-The championship
game stood: Brooklyn, 5; Louisville, i.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-10-19
Ihe Realty Sales for the Wet
THE SALES MADE SATURDAY

THE SALES MADE SATURDAY.
John Weir. il. to A. r. Derges, one-third
interest part of lot 4, block s. plat A g. 800
John Weir, jr. to Eli B. Kelsey ct al two.
thirds interest part of lot 4, block 35,plat
Observation-Disclosures 5,s4C
ming, lot !, block &c. plat A, Garden
City 10(
Harriet A. Partridge to Mrs. Henrietta
G. Young, lots and5, block ~, plat A,
Edwin W. Senior and wife to Hance o.
Young, lot l2, block "a, and lot l. block
60 plat A, Garden City ----------------- 20
Harriet A. Partridge TO Mrs Ellen Man
henney, lots 10 and II, block &c. plat A,
Garden City ~
Harriet a. Partridge to Hance o. Young,
lots Z, ande, block IS, plat A, Garden
John r. Jones to Joseph w. Foster lot s.
block /. Jones subdivision 400
John T. Lynch to Evelyn Glasmann part
of lot l, block ", plat ----...----.... 1905
Arthur A. Jaques to John j. Lyon, lots
and 8, block l. West Drive subdivision 50l
Edward B. Critchlow TO Charles L.
Munro, part OF lot s block a, plat B.
Henry }. Dieter to n. Il. johnson. one
sixth interest in part Of lot 6, block D.
hve-acre plat a, big field----.. $50.
n. T. johnson TO William F. Deter, two
6fleenths interest in part of lot G. block
s. iive-acre plat a, big tield--------.---- 4.4SC
Harvey j. Jones to Hannah Johansen,
lots as and As. block Ia West Salt Lake u;
Monte c. Morlan and wife TO Andrew J.
Pendleton, Jr., lots 80, 81 and 81, block T.
South Buera Vista. plat A----....--- %;
!. d. II. McAllister ct al to John R.
Smith, lots and 4. block /, View City
plat -.------,-----.----- 5o
Elizabeth Cooper ct al. to A. L. Welch,
part of lot 4, block 80, plat A--
A. l.. WEIGH and wife to Elizabeth E.
Dunlap part of lot 4, block &c, plat A 23IC
c. c. Foster TO Fanny Foster part of lot
8, block 81, glaI c. -. LoO
William A. Black TO Claude Ohugeun-
ach, part of lot 5, block Ga, plat c 65
Thomas L. Jeremy and wife to John
Jeremy ct al, part of lot /, block So,
plat C.-.---------
Mary j. Laverich ct al. to Mary L. Grov-
enor lots and2 block 6, J. H. VIVA
Ions addition LOCI
Cyrus l.. Hawley and wife TO f A
Beeler, part of lot 8, block 81, plat D. 500
z. e. Richie TO f. c. Kelsey ct al. lot O.
Miller & Mlller's subdivision. ---------- rs
L. e. Richie TO James Carr, lot 81, Mil
Ter & Mlllar's subdivision SO
+. d. Ritcl lie TO J. Holgate, lot % Miller
& Nllers subdivision so
Laurens L. Archer ct al. TO F. s. Girls
void, lot Is, block !, Archer & Kullak's
subdivision Acknowledgement 80
IS. Griswod sand wife TO Henry Stur-
rock, lot 10, block l, Archer & KullalS's
subdivision IS
part OF lot 6S. Glendale park. 100
Thomas w. Jennings and wife to Lurene
b. Smith. lot %, block II, North Salt
Lake addition &c
SAC, 4s
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GOING RIGHT AHEAD.
Man Worth Three Millions Wants
State Road Property.
OFFICE MEN TO RAISE 100000.
Harvey, Neff & Co. Offer to Furnish the Real
Estate Exchange with Quarters
Free Of Charge.

Each day brings intelligence OF new en-
terprises that mean the investment OF hum
dreds of thousands of dollars il business
blocks. While the shanties that disfigure
the northwest corner of Third South and
the State road were being removed for the
erection of the magnificent building to be
known as Brooks court and costing quar-
ter of million dollars, the wires were be-
ing kept hot between this city and Bur
lington with negotiations for the sale OF
the Burlington corner to the Office Mem 8
company. So favorably has the deal pro-
crossed that there is almost certainty
that the two-story brick that now occupies
the valuable corner, together with the
sheet iron sheds, will be razed
and six story Office building
with 100 feet frontage on Main and eighty
feet on Third South will take its place. Fol
lowing these importantimproveme only
yesterday il was learned that man whose
fortune is that of three times millionaire
was negotiating for a site on the State
road and as an inducemeut TO secure the
same was ready to enter into contract
binding himself to build substantial bus
iness building thereon. These projects IN
addition to the many new building enter
prises that have been announced In these
columns during the week indicate strong
and healthy demand for business property.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-10-19
Yapor. Turkish, Russian. sltz. elect

Napor, IurklSn, RUSSIAN, sltZ, electric,
shallow and pack baths are very valuable
because they eliminate from the skin by
an artificial process that which the farmer
or mechanic loses by necessary labor
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-10-19

Abstracts of title to real estate situated
in Salt Lake county, neatly, accurately and
promptly furnished by the county recorder. n
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New Quarters for the Real Estate Exchange.

The committee appointed by the real
estate exchange to secure new quarters,
have had several very favorable PROPOSE
tons Harvey, Neff 8, Co. have offered to
furnish the exchange elegant quarters in
their abstrac. Office free of rent, while the
new abstract company make a very liberal
proposition for the room under the Salt
Lake bank. Greenwald, the cigar man, is
anxious to get the exchange in his back
room, believing that by so doing he would
be corralling lot of good customers. The
committee also learned that the chamber OF
commerce would give them avery low rent
in their new building the hrst OF the year.
The real estate exchange is very popular
room renter.
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: : IS: Z: e? : !: & i
6 a. m 1851 As II 81 Cloudless
p. m 2575 So SO NV Il CloudieSs

Maximum temperature, $50.
Minimum temperature, 800.
Mean temperature, "a; for IL years, 81; ex.
cess, $.
Deficiency of temperature since January 1,
1880, 1S2.
Deficiency of temperature since October 1.
1890, $50.
Rainfall, 900 inches; mean daily, 12 years, 0.O6
inches; deficiency. 0.o6 inches.
Deficiency of rainfall since January l, 1890,
3.S7 inches.
Excess OF rainfall since October 1. 1890, 0.44
inches. P. ii. FITZMAURICE. Observer,
Sergeant, Signal Corps.
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Yesterdays Clearlngs.
Yesterdays clearings were 500, 467; cash
balances, s73, $50; weeks clearings, s., SOL,
e92.
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METEOROLOGICAL LOCAL RECORD.

SALT LAKE CITY. Utah, Oct. IS, 1890.
(Signal service.O
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Miss Frye, teacher in the high school,
is fond of equestrian exercise and sits
her horse as suugly as if she had
grown out the saddle. Her favorite
ride is the City Greek canon and yesterday,
in company with Mrs. DR.. Baskin, who
also loves horse az the side of her heels,
and Miss Noble-a delightful Wellesley
importation-was seen galloping at a gala
pace up the ravfne in search of q higher
altitude. WAX Works.
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The Louisiana lottery is said to be on it:
last legs So are the men who gave theil
last dollar to keep it up.
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The number of men wearing eyes with
rims on them like the planet Saturn, are
aiarmingly many. Some of the finest
faces are marked, not so much by the hand
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bore up under these invidious refiec-
tons for day very well, but when the
ordeal was again renewed on the second
day it taxed my patience not little.
knew it would not do to lose my temper
and loose my tongue On these ill-mannered
people, SO passed the remark by a forced
smile that could not but have made me
look cynical and silly.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-10-19
4 NAUGHTY HEATHER
He Keeps Acknowledged Women
for Base Uses.
THE COUNTY SITS DOWN ON HIM.
The Divorce Crop in Provo is Good
One-Big Demand for Business
Houses.

Provo, October Correspondence of THE
HERALD court opened at 10 o'clock.
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Women dote on the plumage of birds,
rave over them. Lake, stream and forest
are explored, not by the naturalist but by
the bird hunter TO adorn and beautify
women's headgear. Every kind OF bird
from the futtering humming bird to the
stupid owl and vavacious ostrich are in de-
mand by my milliner." Women have an
inordinate desire for fancy plumage.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-10-19

The men who would give capitalists all
it asks without asking any questions like
to go with a loose rein. If the horse gets
in the ditch the devil they care.
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VERY TIMELY TOPICS.
Charles Francis Not Afraid to
Travel ON His own Road.
j. R. WALKER READING STANLEY.
The Vaudeville Girls do net Complain Of q
Lack Of SweIls in the City by the
Great Dead Sea.

Charles Francis Adams is not afraid to
travel On his own road, and, barring acct
dents, will arrive in this city on Tuesday
intoto with extraordinary diligence it is
believed that Mr.. Adams Can be brought
through with his head on.
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John Weir. jr to A. r. Derges, one-third
interest part Of lot l. block 30, plat As $500
John Weir, jr. to Eli B. Kelsey ct al, two.
thirds interest part Of lot 4, block 35,plat