The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-01-19
LOCAL AND OTHER BRIEFS.
LEAD, IS so; silver, 97ss.
THE primaries o-morrow evening.

LEAD, So so; silver, 97ss
THE primaries to morrow evening.
Buy your furniture at the Coon Furniture COS
RAILROAD offices are fiocking to the Progress.
block.
THE cleanest and best cooked meals at Ben
ianin's.
SINCE spring has come and gone, isn't this
next winter
GET weather strips for your doors and win
dows at y. G. NJ l.
MCCORMICK & Co. received yesterday: Han
over bullion, IS, 900.
EACH day brings more cases Of la grippe. /,
Is not 10 be Sneezed at.
A ID. Young was yesterday commissioned a
notary public for Salt Lake county.
DICKS anti-rheumatic felt shoes and foo,
warmers; reduced prices at q. C. NJ. 1.
BARGAINS in comfortable, cold proof footwear
for ladies, misses and men, at q. c. MI
FELT boots, felt shoes, and felt slippers for
everybody In all prices and kinds, at Spencer &
kimbalrs.
In the language of Captain Porter, of the Four.
teenth Liberal marching club, last nights storm
was "a lalla,"
WE have just received another shipment of
that clio &c green grass California butter at
Culmer Bros.
MoSr of the street cars, of electric motor
power, were derailed, in trying to work on the
snow last night.
HARDY, YOUNG & Co. have Grenoble walnuts.
Iaragoaa Almonds, Texas pecans, and large
line OF fine confectionery.
WILLIAM WOOD & Sons, the Market Row
butchers have had busy week Cause-fresh
stock and prompt delivery
IT is expected that decision in the hard
fought case of Boutwell, VS.. the Jarvis Conklin
company VIII be rendered Monday.
Wells Is. FARGO & Cos: shipments yesterday
s256OS.7S; ore, s., 2O5.75. Total, SAC, 26024.
WHAT do you think of that People's party
banner: Ia the words of Liberal ratification
orator Captain Porter. Its lola amt it?''
THE many friends of p T Nystrum will be
pleased 10 learn that he is rapidly improving
and expects TO be around again in short time
THE street cars were very much hindered by
Jne snow last night, and in many instances
unable to so.
JOHN DAILY Is already beginning to be pes
IereG oy applicants for POSITIONS on the police
force. To all such he simply but wisely an
Swers walt TILL we get there
SPRING wraps and coats which were donned
yesterday morning during the bright sunny
hours gave place later on to winter robes and
furS, as the snow came down like a blanket
DR. J. E. TALMAGE will lecture in the Univers-
lty OF Deseret Monday evening January 20, be-
fore the DeIta Phi society on the i.Theorv n,
Evolution" Public invited to attend. Lecture
commences at z.
THERE will be twenty-five People's primarv
conventions held in the city tomorrow might
THE HERALD will not depend upon the secre-
tarys to * ndy forward reports ~ but il will
get there Just the same.
Mrs HANNAH SMITH, of the Sixteenth ward.
tenders her thanks to the superintendent and
employees of the Coop, and all friends. for
their kindly aid and sympathy In her recent be
reayement caused by the death of her husband.
George Smith.
W. g. MAsXsoN, claiming to be detective.
was found hid away on the floor above Nathan's
clothing store yesterday afternoon. The police
brought him in and he is now hid away in lit
tie dungeon at the city JAIL and when he is again
brought out he will have to answer to the charge
OF treSpaSs and vagrancy.
SERGEANT FITzMAURIcE's report of yester-
days temperature Is as follows-Salt Lake city,
80; Helena, 10: Fort Custer, 20; Fort Wa
shake, l6; Rawlns, 20. At II a.m-Salt Lake
city. ~; Ogden, IS; Stockton, 81: Bingham, 80;
Park city, IS; Provo 40 Glen's Ferry, 30; Hunt
ington, 30; Pocatello. %; Silver Bow, IL.
THE Sixteenth district will open its third term
of school to morrow morning, and hereafter this
will be known a free school. 1t has an at
tendance of 800, and the trustees-Messrs. W.
Newman, T. E. Jeremy, jr., and Philip Spry-
extend cordial invitatlon to the pubic to pay
il a visit at any time. Judge Bartch and other
PARLEY's canal on Ninth East street. is dug
as far as x street, where it is left of without
any outlet. The late thaw has brought water
down from the east bench, and filled the canal
fun, so tits liable to burst an any moment. If
il does, in all probability somebody's property
will get damaged. The same canal runs through
the graveyard, where like cause may injure
the graves. The matter should be attended to
at once a-lr-.-
AS appears of record in the office of the county
f.lkar .fzGaf h1V rladf
follies of youth and single blessedness and
sailed out upon the sea of matrimony: John
Erickson, aged fifty five years, and Erika Lar
son. aged twenty eight years, both of Salt Lake
city, have agreed to row together: Isaac Jack
son, of the age of forty, and Mary Neild, twenty
eight, also of this city, are in the same boat, and
William j. Warner, of Fort Douglass, has faced
the storms with Johanna Lehmarne, Of the same
place.
AFTER weeks tussel with la grippe, Prof.
White is out again. He says he had the symp-
toms described in yesterdays HERALD with the
addition of heavy persplratlon in the middle of
the night, during which he held on to his bed
clothes like grim death, while the perspiration
running down from head to feet in heavy
drops and he was enduring furnace-hke heat.
He advises all who might have this high fever
not 10 step out of bed nor lift the clothes under
any circumstances as this is the tur liny poin. CT
la grippe and much relief is felt the next day.
The press dispatches seem to indicate that care
less exposure during the perspiration brought
the death chill to poor Walker Blaine.
AN interesting meeting of the Salt Lake
County Teachers institute was held in the
Thirteenth district schoolhouSe yesterday morn
ing. Pursuant 10 announcement Mr.. Bradford
lectured on Chapters VI and VII of "Baldwin's
School Management the topic being school
libraries. Many valuable hints were given on
the use and abuse of books and papers in the
hands of pupils. At the close of the lecture a
brief discussion on the subject was had. Miss
Stebbins proceeded in very natural method to
give drawing lesson, or rather to present mat
ter C sompanied by suggestions, for very many
lessons in drawing and handiwork. A pro-
gramme was announced for next meeting, TO be
held in two WI e IS and the meeting adjourne1io
that time.
J. Z. BERRY, advance agent for the Katie
Putnam company, has had what he terms 4
terrible experience WIN la grippe and pheumo-
mia. He left Helena, Montana. .Decembe 81. in
advance OF his company though feeling quite
i'll at the time. January i he was snow bound
south of Pocatello, Idaho, and on reaching
Ogden he wasfSo deathly sick THAT he requested
TO be sent to Salt Lake Immediately, ana on ar
rival here he was taken to Holy Cross hospital.
where he has slowly recovered ul4der the care
of DR.. Dart. Mr.. Berry reports his treatment at
the hospital as anything but satisfactory, and
at the first signs of returning strength he had
mis- friends bundle him up and take him TO the
Cullen house, where he is doing nicely, and
hopes in few days TO be on the street.
DELICIOUS WARM BEVERAGES.
The decoctions served to the thirsty and
cold at the Occidental are delicious, pure