The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-08-31
LOCAL And OTHER BRIEFS.


niture company.
MARTIN BRIyEN, of the Cliff house, is very Ill,
and of typhoid-pneumonia.
IF you want an extra choice ham, ask for the
Acme brand, sold by Hardy, Young & Co.
WELLS. FARGO & Co. shipped yesterday:
Ores, s4,s7s; bullion $3.50. Total. s., 73i.
TAN shoes for ladies, gents, misses and chill
dren al cost, Spencer kimball, 15O Main
street
MR., CALDER has decided TO sell his resort,
Read his adv, and if you have money enough
buy it.
TIE justices of the peace can get the latest
brand sheets by calling at the county clerks
Office.
MCCORMICK & CO. yesterday received Han
auer bullion s., 100; silver and lead ores S3 $50;
total, $3.50.
CALL on yoifr. grocer FOR a can Of the Rising
Sum brand of fresh oysters There are none
equal 10 them.
ALL barber shops win close Labor Day.
Monday, September /, 1890. ut o'clock p. M,
sharp f. D. Aubrey, secretary.
THERE are messages at the Western Union
telegraph office for 4. w Wise Mrs. Stanley
Glidder +. j. Boorey ana Mrs. e. Nashold
THE Union Pacific will sell round trip tickets
TO Ogden for all of its trains tomorrow at single
fare, good for return until Tuesday. September2.
FIVE per cent. per annum paid on savings de
posts, interest compounded quarterly, at the
State Bank OF Utah, capital, 100000.
THE windstorm of yesterday convinced every
body that the Omaha street sprinklmg scheme
Is most dismal failure but the tax Is collected
just the same.
1T is understood that an investigation OF the
charges made against Prof. Metcalf OF the deaf
mute institute, will he held at the Deseret bank
next Wednesday evening.
HON. ED r. HOLDEN, who is interested in
Russell low grade smelters in Colorado. is look
ing up some OF u tah's mining camps. He ex-
poets to 80 TO Park City to-day.
DINwooDnY's store is attracting a great deal
OF attention. 1t goesQp six stories-ninety-two
feet from the sidewall.A Mr.. Dinwoodey expects
10 be IN during the latterparJ of October.
AN umpire who knows nothing of baseball can
win more games than one that knows ali about
II. Is the logic of the defeated, and there is a
deal OF satisfaction in the conclusion.
THERE is a = cent assessment on Barnes Sui
phur. L. e. Bamberger Is reported as having
sold 400 shares oil Utah Oil at - cents. Being
asked who the purchaser was Louis replied:
He doesn't care to be known"
lions Savings Bank and Trust Co. receives
deposits on interest at Fer cent per annum,
paying now, as in the past seventeen years, both
principal and interest on demand. w. Wood
run, president, George Q. Cannon, vice prest.'
THE examination of the accounts of ex-
Receiver Dyer VIII be held at the Third district
court room tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock
lAr. Farlan yesterday subpenaed lie Grand
Young. f. =. Richards and j. r. Winder as wit
nesses.
SERGEANT FITzMAURICEs report of yester.
days temperature is as follows: At 5:33 am
Salt Lake city, 40; Helena, 50; Fort Custer.
= Fort Washable, 50; Rawlins. a. AT II
a. m.-Salt Lake city, 30; Ogden, 20; Stock
ton, 80; Bingham, SO; Park City, 81; Provo, 20:
Alta, 50; Logan, is.
In the Third district court yesterday. Judge
Zane overruled the motion for a new trial In
the case of Charles a. talco VS. the Brooklyn
Lead Mining company In the case Of j. H
Lewis VS.. L. D. Kinney, the demurrer was
Withdrawn and the defendant allowed thirty
days in which TO answer.
THE election war is not yet over Papers in a
contest case, in which G. b. Allen will be the de
tendant and Ferg Ferguson the plaintiff will he
1iied in the district court 10 morrow. Mr. Raw
Inns was asked last evening whether more thar
this one office would be contested and he smiled
broadly as he replied, III is more than likely
BUSINESS was light in the police court yester
DAY. THOMAS Leland, charged with assault anC
battery, was arraigned ana pleaded not guilty
and his trial WAS set for Tuesday next Tht
trial Oh Joseph smith on the charge or Vagrancy
was set for 40 morrow. The s. DRINKS were j
Monsen, David Haliim John sullivan Free
Sullivan, j. a Kent, Pat Free and james
Dempsey.
THE bids for the church sheep were opened
by Recorder Lawrence yesterday and all bu
one rejected. The successful bid was the on
sent in by the Bennions, who have 5000 of III,
muttons in their care, for which they offere,
s2o6 per head The bids were rejected sal,
Receiver Lawrence, for the reason that w
had better verbal offers. Another chance
however. will be given bidders during the mex
ten days
WE wish the hotel runner, the real estate ma
ana their lady friends good time at the pleas
ant little surprise party to be rendered by then
10 the police sergeant tomorrow. We trus
that the diamond star will be u little smalle
and little less costly than the one presente
10 the chief. We cannot be with Won pentlf
lint r,i,S fl,a
you will not hear something DIR op'' when in tn
middle OF your fun.
The boys miss Burgess. Burgess misses tn
BOYS. The ex-manager does not have as man
OF the toys come up, slap him on the shoulde
and shout: Hello. Burgy, old boy whatll 20
'ave." Instead of Smelling out theatre ticket
he IS shoyeing potatoes. He does not tai
ballet dancers ana bushels of fun but hushel
of grain. shipped thirty cars already and al
looking for more. he said in his genial way :
10 THE HERALD reporter yesterday.
A COPY Of the premium list for the comm
October falr has been mailed to all OF last year
exhibitors and business men generally through
out the territory But if anyone has failed l
receive 3 copy, he can obtain one By calm
on Secretary Heber NJ Wells, at the State NJ
tionai bank. The following letter has bpe,, y,
celved from. the secretary of the New York Co
lege of Veterinary Surgeons: Il am authorize
by the trustees and faculty to offer your homo
able board free scholarship in this institutio
Tor the benefit OF some worthy Young man {
limited means. de will be required to nav tn
naturalization ana dissecting fees a. the b,,erir
ming OF each term, and the graduation fee yne
he presents himself for final examination.
This golden opportunity viii doubtless be take
advantage OF without much delay Those infe
estec can obtain further particulars by ;ippl,
ing to President Henry w. Lawrence or Seer,
tary Heber NJ. Wells, of the Deseret Agricu
1ural and Manufacturing society,
SECRETARY EARL, of the independent Wor,
;ngmen's party. was asked YESTERDAY ho
Things were going in his party's ranks when h
SAID; Some Tune ago we had fifteen petition
out IN this city alone. not saying anything ,
the numerous ones circulated in the ourlyin
districts, and on the petitions which have bee
circulated IN this city we now have over Il
names of persons who promise 10 support us
every way they can. The petitions which WEI
sent TO the outlying districts have not as VI
been returned TO me. but know enough to sa
that they are meeting with more sunport an
announcement than we anticipated | hay
just received a letter from a gentleman
Bingham and he says: The votes we have :,
cured IN this camp are solid, and we are rapial
adding TO our strength. The scandalo;ls fraud
perpetrated at poll viii be a potent factor
assisting us on TO victory at aay time in th
future. That, with certain other happenings
this camp, has induced many TO look MOI
1avoraDly upon our movement We are til
people. continued the secretary. and when OF
platform and declaration OF principles come b
lore The masses. we will prove the assertion ~
TRY J0HNSoN'S WINE OF wORMWoo
for the appetite. 75c. johnson, Pratt & Co.
Bonded Kentucky WHISTLES, 2l3 Mai
street, next p. 0.
Dinwoodey has come TO the front arai
with quite an assortment of furniture an