The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-04-01
LOCAL AND OTHER BRIEFS.

LOCAL AND OTHER BRIEFS.
SEE adv. of Jersey sale on this page. ~
p. P. PRATT s Co real estate, 4s Main.
S. II. CLAwsoN's dental parlors at home
KEEP your eye on South Lawn addition.
A NURSE girl wanted at 1O1 Second street.
EVERYBODY will get fooled if they don't buy
their groceries of Gunner Bros.
THE deputy marshals are busily engaged in
serving jurors for the April term of court.
PRovo's new fire engine is to be painted wine
color, and will be known as Provo, No. II
1T is said that an extensive wholesale fruit
house will be established here in q short time.
In the Third district court yesterday Edward
Riehens, a native of Canada, was admitted to
citizenship.
CHEAPEST place for folding beds and baby
carriages, furniture etc., at S. R. Marks & Co.,
opposite the Temple.
BISHOP o. f. WHITNEY lectures in the
Fifteenth ward this evening, his subject being
Zion and Her Redemption"
WELLS, FARGO s. Co.'S shipments yesterday
were as follows: Bullion, SI7, 401 two fine bars,
2S27: seven gold bars, 5000.
LADIES So shoes, worth $3.50; school shoes,
Sl50 stylish and solid; James Means IS shoes
at Spencer & Kimballs. log Main street.
COPY of the articles of incorporation of the
knight-McClure Music company. of Denver,
WAS Tiled with Secretary Sells yesterday.
THE meeting of the fencing club, which was
to have been held tonight has been postponed
until permanent quarters can be secured.
THE articles of Incorporation of the South
Fork Consolidated Mining company were filed
with the secretary OF the territory yesterday.
THE clearing house, with Mr.. Hawley as
manager will commence business to day in
the building east of The old chamber of COM
merce.
Nat M. Brigham and T, j, Macintosh have
started up The Utah Tank Line" and their
Illuminating oil and gasoline wagons Will visit
houses daily.
For help wanted situations wanted, rents,
for sale, lost. found ETC., see THE HERALD's
special column, inside page. employment ad-
vertiSementS free
MEssRS. KNUDsEN BAGLEY & Co., of Big
Cottonwood. have closed a contract with ]. w.
Wilson, of the Great Western Manufacturing
Co.. for new roller flour mill.
PROF. TALMAGE will deliver lecture in the
Nineteenth ward meeting house at 7:3o p. N. to-
DAY, under the auspices of the mutual improve
ment association. Subject-"AtheiSma and Idol
airy
THE market is well supplied with California
vegetables, and prices are very reasonable.
Asparagus sells at 10 cents pound, lettuce at
cents head, radishes and green onions at
cents bunch
SEVERAL Cinnamon visited the cemetery on
Sunday and strewed the graves of their country
men buried there with rice and other edibles,
and went through ceremonies calculated to
keep evil spirits away.
BILL NYE's article in Sundays paper con-
corning drugs and real estate, was grave blow
at our business, but the truth is our medicines
are all the best that can be had and our lots are
all corners. johnson, Pratt & Co.
Mr.. THOMAS A. LYME, the veteran actor
died in this city yesterday, at the age of 81
years, he having been born in Philadelphia in
1906 The funeral services will be held at the
Twelfth ward schoolhouse at $3.50 pm. to-day.
IN the case of Albert T. Webb. administrator.
VS.. the Denver R1o Grande railway company,
the defendant has appealed to the supreme
court. The case was tried in the Third district
court recently and verdict given in favor of
the plaintiff for s., $685.
THOMAS II. HIGHAM, of this city, was re-
leased from the penitentiary yesterday, upon
taking the poor convicts' oath before Commits
sioner Greenman. He sentenced to six
months imprisonment and fined $500 and costs
for unlawful cohabtation.
SERGEANT FITZMAURICE's report of yester-
days temperature is as follows: AT a m.-Salt
Lake City, 81; Helena, l6; Fl. Custer, IA; Fit.
Lake City, Al: Ogden ~; Stockton, IS; Bing-
ham, 81; Park City. 35; Provo, 40
There will be a meeting Of the Polytechnic So
ciety of Utah TO hear the final report of the COM
mittee on constitution and bylaws at the
chamber OF commerce, Tuesday at $50 p. m,
April 1, 1890. A full attendance is requested,
as business OF Importance will be transacted.
A PORTION of the big concrete building being
erected by DR.. w; F. Anderson, in the rear of
his residence. fell in yesterday and il now looks
as though the greater part of the structure will
have TO come down. The falling mass narrowly
escaped crushing some smaller buildings near
by.
MIR. C. F. WILCOX who has been east study
ing medicine for some years past, has graduated
with high honors' and is now q full-hedged NJ
D. The young gentleman has made rapid
strides since entering the college. His many
friends here will receive the news with plea
sure.
THE street cars stopped running last night at
about II 80, and many people thought the ma
chincry had again broken down, but such was
not The case. There was a break in the mains
which cut of their water supply, and forced
the shutting down of the engines at the power
house. They will be running again this morn
ing.
THE eleven policemen recently appointed by
Mayor Scott went on duty yesterday. 1t is not
yetknown whether any of the old members of
the force will be removed or not The new men
are John Lintz, John Roberts, NJ. j. Sullivan,
Frank c. Wise. d. b. Carson, J. b. O'Reilly,
Allie Barker George A. Sheets, Michael
CANTON, John n. Jenkins and Orson w. Shaffer.
Geo. w. Cooley and Miss Libbie Z. Carpenter
were married in Salt Lake in 1885, by Rev. Lift.
Mrs. Cooley, who is now in Indianapolis is
very anxious TO obtain copy of her marriage
certificate, and has written to County Clerk
Cutler for the same. AS there were no licenses
kept and no PUBIC record made OF marriages
prior to 1855 it is out of the power of Mr. Cutler
to comply.
The statement was made yesterday that the
finance committee of the city council
had decided to recommend that the sal
aries Of the policemen be reduced from
fl00 TO TO $50 per month. The statement natu-
ally caused little furry among the officers but
BIZ investigation proved that it was without
foundation. w. Z. James stated to HERALD
reporter last evening that while the committee
had been considering the question of salaries
no such recommendation as indicated would be
made
SEVERAL enterprising business men of this
city sent the following commendable letter to
J. w ClawSon. the artist. on Saturday. 1t was
inadvertently omitted from TIE SUNDAY HER
AID: j. W. Clawson. Esq, Dear Fricnd:-We
think that YOU have done yourself credit in the
fine picture of your grandfather now on exhibit
tiOn in the Il. c. M. /. window. Please paint a
duplicate and forward to st. George temple with
our compliments Brigham Young did more
for southern Utah than any other man. and we
are confident that IN no section would one of his
pictures be more highly appreciated than in ST.
George"
AxEL OLSEN was on his way home Saturday
evening at about $3.50, and when near Sixth
South street man with mask on ran out
from the sidewalk. Approaching the wagon
pistol and commanded him to shell out, at the
same time climbing into the wagon Mr.. Olsen
seized a hatchct from the bottom Of the wagon
and commenced an attack upon his assailant,
wagon and madotoward the footpad, but just at
that moment his team began to run away. and
he followed after IT, When he had captured his
team and regained the spot, the fellow had dis
appeared. ~