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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-12-03

Ine city council met at the usual Hour
last evening with Mayor Scott presiding.
All the members except Councilman Pick
ard were present
THAT THEY MAY CONNECT.
The proprietors of the knutsford hotel
represented that their hotel was nearly
completed and they asked permission to
make sewer connections. Committee on
sewerage.
WANTS SHED.
Marshal Young asked that a place of
shelter for the patrol wagon be built.
Committee on Improvements.
MAY PILE.
A. Ninck was granted permission to pile
near Second South.
EXTENSIONS WANTED.
j. NJ Harvey asked for an extension Of
the water mains on Madison avenue. Com
nittee on waterworks.
Morgan H. Williams and others asked for
an extension of the water mains to Airing
ton Heights. Committee on waterworks.
WE'LL SEE.
Blackburn s. Co. asked for rebate on
their liquor license. Committee on license.
SHOULD BE GRADED.
Joseph Warburton and others asked that
Roper street be graded and repaired. Com
mlttee on streets.
c. 5. Dennis and others asked that Park
avenue, on Ninth South street be gravele d.
Committee on streets.
MORE MAINS.
Frank b. Stephens aud others asked for
an extension of the water mains on Thlr-
teenth East street.
BILLS FOR ORDINANCES.
The city engineer reported bills for ordi-
nances as follows: An ordinance levying
the tax and for the assessment of property
on both sides of Second South street. in
sidewalk district +. between First East and
Third East streets for the purpose of con-
Structing sidewalks thereon; an ordinance
levying the tax for paving First East from
the south line of South Temple to the
north line of Fourth South, in paving dis
frict No j.; an ordinance levying the tax
for curling and gutteriug First East from
South Temple to Fourth South.
APPOINTS CLAIM.
In the matter of the claim of Architec
Apponyi MIR. Merritt reported that he haC
had conference with Sutherland & Judd
Mr.. APPOINTS attorneys, but the PROPOSE
IlOn maze on DenalI OF AppOnyl was no
satisfactory to himself or county attorne.
Murphy. Mr.. Kletting had not as yet sub
mitted to the attorney any contract in re
gard to his employment as architect of the
joint building although he had discussed
the matter with Mr. kletting.
TO EXECUTE CONTRACTS.
The city attorney also submitted reso
lutte authorizing the mayor to execute con
tracts with the Union Pacific for the pur
chase by the city of certain lands.
TO APPROVE MAPS.
The city engineer asked for authority I
approve maps of Steeps subdivision
Granted.
MORE APPARATUS NEEDED.
The committee on fire department re
H., =
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-12-03
NOTICE.

A SPECIAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
n holders of the Salt Lake Dramatic aSsocia-
ton will be held at the Salt Lake theatre, Salt
Lake city, Utah, at 10 a. M, on
Wednesday, the Sd day of December
A. d. 1890, for the purpose of elect
ing officers and of amending article six (6) Of the
articles Of Incorporation by increasing the cap
iJal stock and the par value of the shares, and
by striking out the word ALI before the WORD
elected, s" in the last line of said article.
RICHARD w. YOUNG,
Secretary.
SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH, November3 1890.
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FOR . ALE.

ONE HUNDRED AND TERRIFYING
~ shares OF the North Point and Brighton
Canal Company will be sold to the highest
bidder. Sealed bids are requested to be made
10 the undersigned until the sixteenth day OF
December, 1890. Address to
c. E. SILVERWOOD,
Secretary North Point Consolidated Irrigation
comDanv
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Sears and Liddle Co..

OnOOrToorafodS
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Glass Paints Oils GRAIN
Produce Finest Stock Ground and Coored
in Utah Full Stock Of Carriage Varnhes Japan Coors
and Painters Supplies Of the Best Grades always hand Our
Ready Mixed Paints are the Best in the Market
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-12-03
THE ELECTRIC SKATING RlNK,

Main entrance on West Temple, between
First and Second South streets, will be
thrown open to the public on or about De
cember5. This rink is fitted up in first
class style in every particular, with first
class floor and complete stock OF new
skates; lighted by electricity and heated
by steam. Management guarantee that
this rink will be run strictly tirst-class. No
disreputable characters allowed on the
premises. Full band of music every night.
G. G. HARKINs, Manager.
THE GODBE-PITTs DRUG CO.
Have beautiful assortment of Lubln's,
Lundborg's, Colgates, Ricksecker's, See.
ly's, Lazell, Daley & Co.'S. and other choice
perfumes, in bulk and in fancy bottles.
A great variety of dressing cases IN
plush, wood and metal, triplicate mirrors,
work-boxes, baby sets, odor cases. travel
ing cases, smokers sets and toilet articles
of all kinds, both useful and ornamental
Also large stock of drugs, chemicals,
patent medicines, etc. Their goods are al
ways of the best and their prices the
lowest.
Orders by mail or express always care
fully and promptly filled.
Physicians prescriptions accurately pre-
pared day or night.
GopBE-PITTs DRUG Co., Salt Lake City,
Utah.
Angel Bros. lumber yard, No 625 First
East
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WANTED.

WANTED.
The names and addresses of the two men
who accompanied Miss Amanda Olsen to
the police Office the night Frank Hall was
shot. o. w. POWERS, attorney,
Opposite Cullen hotel
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-12-03

TWO EXCELLENT FRONT EASEMENTS
For rent in the new Culmer- Kennels block,
Is and 20 East First South. Best location
in the city. Apply II Culmer block.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-12-03

DIR, Henleys English Dandelion Tonic
cures indigestion and constipation and
tones up the entire system.
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For Sale.

SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED
for the next ten days for the
sale of 1,7eS shares OF tie increased
capital stock of the Salt Lake Power,
Light and Heating company. The right
is reserved to reject any and all bids.
FRANK DYER, President.
Salt Lake city, Utah, Nov. IS, 1890.
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Office Under DeSeret National Bank

AUCTION SALE.
THE ATTENTION OF THE PUBLIC Is
i called to the storeroom No. 30 w. First
South street. formerly occupied by the Pacific
Express Office, where the stock Of Crockery,
Woodenware Tinware, Stationery, Toys, etc,
seized from Messrs. Feinell, Barlon & Jensen,
amounting to about s25, coo, was placed TO be
closed at public auction to the highest bidder
within twelve days.
1, therefore, the undersigned Auctioneer, VIII
commence to sell in . and 100 dozen lots, on
Wednesday, the third day Of December, at
o'clock p. IN.
The notice OF every small and large dealer in
this line of goods, and especially to parties with
q small capital desiring to enter business, this
is an opportunity seldom offered and is not to be
missed. These goods will be sold in job lots al
price that will enable them TO be retailed fol
two or three times their cost.
LOUIS BAMBERGER,
Aupfionaer
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SOhmer Pianos.

OF INTEREST TO THE PUBLIC.
We are receiving heavy shipments of fur
niture and have determined to cut prices
exceedingly close. BARRATT BROS.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-12-03

Novelties in full dress shirts.
BAsT-TERRY MER. Co., 142 Main st.
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The following appropriations were made:
Fire department 80, zoo 90
John Burbidge. guard county jail. $500. $50 90
Gas company 156 so
Hanlon & Benson 1900 90
Police account. 300 co
Salary account $500 co
Joseph Silver Ill 10
Adjourned for one week.
Take it before breakfast" because it
will give you an appetite, regulate the
bowels, and cleanse the system of all i'm
purities-Dr. Henley's English Dandelion
Tonic. Sod everywhere
Roses, carnations, chrysanthemums, at
Readings, under Utah National bank.
Barton & CO. the clothiers "A Main CT n
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-12-03
Santa Claus,
GRAND OPENING EXHIBITION

On Monday. December S, from
2 to II pm. HELD'S Popular Or
ehestral Band will be in attend
anee. Children not admitted
on the occasion, unless accom-
panied by parents or guardians.
The Exhibition will be con.
tinued Daily until
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-12-03
fiber & GUFFY

New 5-roomed house, with bath and
water: close in 800
3x20 rods on car line Fifth East $500
One fourth interest in rs acres, close to
city s24, $50
5Y5 rods. corner, on car line, with new
roomed brick house 1900
21<x10 and ks rods, on Third street. new
.
IL acres, about four miles from postoftice s $500
100 acres six miles from postofice. per
acre ---------------------- Ip
Lots in all parts Of the city and in all additions
and subdivisions
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James G. Mcdonald & Co., candies.
A NEW DEPARTURE
When IN need of horse shoeing call tele-
phone No. 70, A. j. Pendleton g. Son, and
they will send for your horses.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-12-03

We can not describe all the
desirable goods in stock; come
snd see. We promise you will
be pleased with the handsome
display and low prices.
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On motion to adopt the report was car
ried by a vote of ) to 4, the noes being
Councilmen Wolstenholm, Armstrong, Hall
karrick AMI James.
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THE GODBE-PITTs DRUG co.

Angel Bros. lumber yard, No CPS First
East
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TO GET UP NEW PLANS
The City and County Building
Middle.
THE CEMETERY BILL PASSED.
Pembroke Gets on His Ear and Wants to Fight
"A Lively, but Rather Disgrace
full Affair.

The city council met at the usual hour
last evening with Mayor Scott presiding.
All the members except Councilman Pick
ard were present.
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Barton & Co.. the clothiers. A Main St
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MORE APPARATUS NEEDED.

ported that the department was in need of
additional horses, harness. ETC., as follows:
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Judge Laney reported that during the
month of November, the fines assessed in
the police court amounted to 50, lS4, Of
which 1862 was paid in labor. Referred to
the committee on police.
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1T IS GRANTED

The committee on canal recommended
that the petition of the Utah Central rail
way for permission to build bridge over
the Jordan canal be granted. Adopted.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-12-03
LICENSES GRANTED

The committee on license recommended
that the petition of w. II. Hoffheimer for
retail liquor license be granted that the
petition of Juliet Croxall and z. sC.EChris-
Hansen for free merchants license be
granted. Adopted. u
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-02

whers Il had sone down 10 - u he could
ind N explanation 81 The btrd's strange
disappearance. A dead pickerel. about
eighteen inches long. Vas floating on the
water A hole throagh its body below the
d0fsal Nm shoued plainly enough that the
pickerel was the fish the kingfisher had
speared. The fisherman drifted about the
spot for some time. but being unable to
discover anything that would solve the
mystery Of the birds disappearance. was
turning his boat 10 row hack 70 the cove
when something came TO the surface
near the shore. twenty live yards below.
The fisherman rowed down 10 the spot,
and 70 his surprise found an immense
pickerei. and with it the kingfsher.
One of the kingisher's legs was b.
tween the great jaws Of the pickerel. the
lafter's long teeth being set through and
through IL The kingfisher's long. keen bill
was thrust through the pickerel's body
from side to side, six inches below the
head. The situation explained itself. The
pickerel had seized the kingisher Is it was
rising from the water with the ANAL fish
and pulled il hack beneath the surface.
expecting to dine on it. The big bird had
instinctively turned and jabbed its beak
through the pickerel. inflicting fatal
wound The pickercl, with the bulldog
tenacity Of its kind, had kept It's hold on
the birds leg. and the two had died
together and doated to the surface. The
position Of the two was not changed, and
they have been sent to . Rochester taxi
dermist 10 Be preserved and mounted rs
they appeared in their death embrace.
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PRESENTS OF LOVERS.


San Francisco Chronicle.
They had quarrelei and it was final. She
demanded all her presents back, and her
letters, and her photographs He sent
them. Then she sent him q note saving
that he had kept one little tender present
she bad made him in the DAYS when she
thought he was good and true and \ gen
tieman. with the gentleman" underscored
several times very heavily. 1t was a lock
of hair. and she could not naturally permit
him 10 keep that. He sent il back with
brief note: III doesn't make any differ
ence whether l keep it or not. Nobody
would know it was yours. You forget you
were dyed blonde when go, i,,''
1t was so rnean.a she said, because nv
hair had only grown . few shades darker
lately"
hut perhaps that was not so mean As
another young man Of whom heard few
days ago. He was in similar case. and he
demanded all bis presents back He had
in his days OF devotion bought her a beau
tifni pair OF opera glasses and has. her
initials engraved on them She had thrown
him over for another fellow. and he felt
mad lie got the opera glasses back and
let pawahfoker have them Tor q small
price, provided he would put them in the
window where every body could see them.
He made sure that she should hear of them.
and she had 10 40 and buy them 10 Get
them out Of the window.
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THE BANK WRECKERS
Nobody Anxious to Go on Claus
sens Bond.
Presadent King Aids His Erfsnd Win .
Big check-TAs BaAk PrssiAens
0oes 70 Jail.

NEW Ycnx. Feb. 1.-The president Of the
Sixth National bank. Peter ]. Claussen.
who surrendered himself last evening. Vas
held in $4,000 bail today BY United States
Commissioner Shields.
The following notice Vas posted in the
windows Of the Sixth National bank this
afternoon: aIAland has advanced funds
sufficient 70 guarantee payments 70 deposit
that arrangements can be made for that
purpose" 1t Is signed By A. B. Hepburn,
the bank examiner.
President King. of the Union Trust Com
pany. says that ANY one who knows IL
land could not question his entire GOOD
faith in the matter of the sale. bat he feels
that he committed an error OF Judgment In
not recsiving assurances Is to tho standing
OF the persons to whom he sold, and that
through this want of possible good care on
his part innocent parties might suffer loss.
He requested me to assist him. and
have accordingly filed out check for
10000 and deposited that sum in the
Gsllatin National bank - . guarantee to
syndicate which has been formed to take
the assets Of the bank and provide for the
immediate payment Of depositors as soon
a. the necessary formalities ct Washington
can b got through with"
The United States commissioner waited
until 4; 80 o'clock this afternoon. prepared
TO take bail for Claussen and Pell. At thst
hour no bondsmen were on hand, and the
commissioner went home.
Thereupon the two prisoners were taken
70 Ludlow street jail, where they are likely
to remain until Monday Ut least.
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SERIOUS CHARGES.
Complaints Made by the People or the
Northwest.


Northwest.
OTTAWA, Feb. Ia printed statement
entitled An appeal from the Northwest
Is being actively circulated among members
OF parliament IL Is from some settlers OF
Bresayicr. in the far West, who claim
that during the Northwest rebellion In 1855.
although they were all loyal to the crown.
they were treated a. rebels, their goods
were looted by soldiers. they were refused
protection and exposed 10 assaults and
thievery OF Indians. and generally Ill
treated.
The document charges General Middle
ton. commander OF the Northwest expedi.
ton, with approprtstiag a large stock of
fars belonging to one Bremner, for which
Breuner has never been compensated.
The appeal says: I'VE have proof that
General Middleton took these fnrs under
the pretense Of keeping them safe for
Rremner. We have proof that these furs
were shipped By General Middle,oa's
orders 10 himself and others
When the derutasion brought that mat.
ter before the minists. ef the interior we
we're assured that Bremner would he raid
for his fur. whether he would be paid for
his other losses or not.
The matter has created profound sensa-
ton
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A whist,ing Tree.


The musical OF whistling tree Is found in
the West India islands. in Nubis and the
sondan. IL has . pecuiiar-shapcd leaf and
pods with split or open edge. The wind
passing through these gives out the sound
which gives the tree its peculiar name. In
Barbadoes there is valley flied with these
trees, and when the trade winds blow
across the island CONSTANT moaning, deep
toned whistle Is heard from 1t, which In
the stiIl honrs OF the night has very weird
and unpleasant effect Aspecses OF acacia,
which grows very abundantly in the Sou
dan, Is also called the ''whistling tree" by
the natives. Its shoots are frequently, by
the agency Of the iayvH OF insects. dis
torted in shape and swollen into eiobular
bladder from one TO two inches In
diameter. After the insect has emerged
from circular hole in the side of this
swelling The opening. played upon by the
wind. becomes . musical instrument equal
In sound 10 . sweet-toned flute.
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QUEEN vICTORIA's YACHT.
The Palace ON which the English sovsr-
eign Travels.
London Truth

etKu travels
London Truth.
The exquisite cleanliness OF everything
strikes one forcibly on board the Victoria
and Albert. The deck is laid with cork
floor-cloth, over which when the queen is
on board carpet Is placed, and everything
else that Is to be seen Is of pure white, with
gilded relief work and silver mountings.
There are very comfortable little sitting
rooms on the promenade deck, which has
three big windows and skylight 1t is
furnished in green morocco, and the ceiling
is painted in white and gold.
The state apartments below are placed
on either side of corridor, and they are
furnished with a very pretty chintz- The
queens cabins are on the starboard side
and her sleeping apartment contains .
large and old-fashioned but very comfort
able looking bedstead, with pillars
and canopy, and next Is the dress
ing room, which was formerly
Prince Albert's cabin. and it
remains as he left il, his little writing table
and wardrobe never having been moved.
Large maps hang on the walls. The cabins
occupied by Princess Beatrice Tor any
princess who happens 10 be travelling with
the queen) are all Of her majesty's quar-
tiers. and on the other side of the corridor
are the cabins Of the princess and q large.
bathroom The breakfast room is In the
after part of the vessel. and IL has very
large windows, and is hung with the por-
traits of all the officers who have COM
manded the royal yacht The drawing
room Is forward on the port side. and it Is
furnished in bird's-eye maple. with piano
and several beautifully carved slde tables.
II is hung with portraits of members of the
royal family, and in this room is small
library. The yacht is now lighted with
electricity. except the queens own cabins.
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clothes man" rejoicss n ~ hirA
designation Of ''inspecsor,n ana - -
respective chiefs the suh-belenI 11,S ~
hrigadisr and The psincipal insnSo1r. al
This force was first foundeA - -
famous vidccq, In lSS2. when 4 e.
prised thirty men. . 1is7s
were addsd fourteen s'outsidxn = ~ 3
were called indicaAsura X
the body Wa increased to =. ~
being afterwards reduced 10 six1y. 80
vas at last brought mp 10 IL - "a: {
doubtabls number of 800 s'inspec1oe1 Z, 4
are directed BY n. Goron. nov = 30 y
engaged in the miller mystsry.s r. r. &
under him on the stan one chief enrr1 <zz
acts - his principal deputy = Il
study four other clerks or - 81
ave chief inspectors, tan hriendI11s s
twenty sub-brigadiers.
The 800 detective Inspector an o11nnSns
TO sections, such ~ the special ~ SS
picked men. the department q
tion and warrants. that Of rsquin1nlrSS p 4
s.searchers." the pawn ofkcss. - 17.
and the disorderiy houses. Theeo s r.
another imp0rtant section, that & - -
ter or permanence. to which 49, 7SS ;
detectives told OF for various eVun1ns
During period of flfty-ssvun ~ r. (!
sursts has had twelve chiefs, a - r pa
bsst-known. not including W.
Claude. whose memoirs obtaino1 : -
wide reputation. In later tino II l1~
another head Of the dstectivs d.
has published his experiences IS 1N1
nous force and has thersln 49,
various theories about it, -
shortcomings. Notwithston1nS arrS
criticism. however. The - u1111
maintains high character r. ornlr1..
and its victories have heen - = 1Ir1ss
uncomfortable during recent yun1a
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Insurance Observer

la&lFance Observer.
Editing paper Is pleasant husIness-u
yoa like IL.
II the type is large IL doesn't contain
much reading matter.
II we omit Jokes fogks say we are nothing
bat fossils.
II We publish original matter they blame
Us FOR no; giving selections.
III we give selections people say we are
lazy Tor not writing more. sad giving them
what they have rot read in sonse other
paper.
II Ne give complimentary notice We are
censared for being partial
IL We don't everyone says Ne are unjust
IL Ne remain in our Office attending 10
our business. folks say Ne ara TOO proud %
nzlnkie with ether fellows
IL ne 80 oss they say Ne don't attend 70
oar oaxsless.