The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-07-01
LOCAL And OTHER BRIEFS.

DRINK Phosferone at Coop. drug store.
THIRTY styles OF Estey organ to select from
at Coaller q Snelgrove's.
WELLS. FARGO & Co., shipped Yesterday:
Bullion. Sl0,501; ore, S17.064.
DON'T fail to notice the advertisement NJ
cheap real estate IN Cache valley.
BUY your wines and liquors of the Bodera
family wine house, Monumental street.
Five per cent. interest on savings at the
State Bank OF Utah, compounded quarterly
T. Il. JONES s. Co. received yesterday: lead
and silver Ores. s., $50; selected lead So
AGO. Total Sc, 430.
DIAMOND wall finish, twenty elegant tints
sun the rage at Culmer Brothers. Best kalso-
NINE known.
TURNER'S gilt edge butter delivered to our
customers in refrigerator boxes cool and fresh
Hardy Young & Co, Al K. First South
LADIES 81 shoes worth $3.50; school shoes
$50, stylish and solid; James Means So shoes
at Spencer and kirball's. lG0 Main street.
FOR help wanted, situations wanted, rents
fcrSale, lost, found ETC.,. see THE HERALD S
special column, inside page. Employment adj
vertisements free
A SPECIAL from Ogden received late last
night says: Jacob Neimoyer. the man who a
few days AGO was arrested and placed under
bonds 10 keep the peace. he having placed his
wlfe'S life IN jeopardy, committed suicide
this afternoon by shooting himself through
the head. This Is a sad ending to an unhappy
life.
THERE is something wrong in the system on
the street car line that sends the car rushing
III empty after the theater with several hun
dred people within half block rushing to get a
ride home. As the opera house closed last even
ing the only car at the Emporium corner was
the Twentieth ward. and that went of. leaving
host OF people staring hungrly after it as it van
1shed in the distance.
ALL business men and labor organizations
who contemplate getting out floats for the cele-
bration on the Fourth OF July should take into
consideration the neighth of the electric wires
throughout the city. These wires should of
right De sixteen feet above the ground. 1t has
been suggested by the Chamber of Commerce
committee that all floats be no more than Ill
Teen feet high. ~
Mr.. E. G. WINS. of the reportoriaI force of
The HERALD and Miss Lucy Cobb, were mar
ried at the residence OF Mrs G. !. kirby early
Monday morning. Reverend Edward Benner
officiating, and after the young couple ANA the
guests present had partaken of "a sunptuous
wedding breakfast. The former were driven TO
the depot, where they took the train Tor san
Francisco. They VIII spend couple of weeks
or so on the coast before returning. Neither of
the Young people need any praise III our hands
Bota are wen known ana appreciated by their
many friends. and there are none bat Will wish
them all the happiness that falls 10 the lot OF
the most favored mortals.
SOMETHING Of a sensation has been created
In society circles by the announcement of mo
marriage of Miss Florcnge Young anu R1r. Il. s.
Bradley, OF The D. L Z, q. once. Tie cere-
mony took place IN Judge Ces's oilce at > D. N
Frio'iy afternoon last. and The sensation con-
sisiS n inc fact that Lcae CT the brides rela-
tives or friends knew Cf the matter and that
the TWO participated IA TIE Msritsna dance
Friday Night at the I.;@9tre without disclosing
anything Of the near relations that existed be-
tween them. 1t IS understood the marriage
was 10 have ICES 4 lsert secret, for what reason
no one but Tic partlcs interested know. bua il
came 20 lislit on sunday, ard is regularly
announced. The brilc'S father. Hon Brigham
Young. and her mother are both absent from
the territory.
THE HERALD's carnival special train viii
leave the Rio Grande at i:o9 THIS morning ard
Rrrlve at Ogden at 80. II viii be a stantiari.
gauge train lnade ~ Of The broad augc
engine and cars rcceGjiy manufactured sor the
Rio Granue. 1he .n2ine viii be decorated with
bunting ard GA tie driver are tHo fia.s ,,a en-
with TIE Inscription ''L;ant OF tj.e Ro.;<jt.,s''
Along fiie SIDES Oi tAe tender are huue letters
"HEttkisD Social The COACHES viii he de-
cor3tCd with bunting, and two ilundrc,; small
flags VIII adorn thor tops while along the
whole length VIII reach another monster
legend Giant OF the Rockies'' The decorating
was done in quick but elegant order by Peter
son Brown last evening a HERALD force
goes UP or the train and fods the supplement
into the regular paper-which is taken hot from
the lightning press and bundled Into an express
wagon which Is in waiting to convey them to
the train.