The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-08-24
LOCAL And OTHER BRIEFS.
rHE y. M c. A. meets TODAY.

GRAND dinner at the Saddle Rock to-day. =
THE county board of equalization has closed
its labors
AN elegant line of carpets at the Coop Furni-
ture company.
T. r. JONES & Co. received yesterday: Lead
and silver ores, $500.
THERE will be the usual Sunday rush to the
shores of the salt sea to-day
THE fall meeting at the Utah Driving park
will attract horses from all over the country.
IFyou want an extra choice ham, ask for the
Acme brand sold by Hardy, Young Co.
MCCORMICK & CO. yesterday received: Han
auer bullion, IS. 700; silver and lead ores $500.
OUR sales of Aliens root beer extract are
constantly increasing. For sale by Culmer
Bros.
TAN shoes for ladies. gents. misses and chill
dren at cost, Spencer & Kimball, 15O Main
street.
EAT your Sunday dinner at the Silver Palace
restaurant, 90 West Second South. ward u
Evans. proprietors.
FIVE per cent per annum paid on savings De,
posts, interest compounded quarterly at the
State Bank of Utah, capital, $4,000.
THE old reliable Pioneer planning mill and
lumber yard are still running full blast. Give
them call if you want prompt and fair treat
ment. Taylor, Romney, Armstrong 20.
lions Savings Bank and Trust Co. receives
deposits on interest at per cent. per annum,
paying now, as in the past seventeen years, both
principal and interest on demand. w. Wood
INF, president, George Q. Cannon, vice prest*
DELEGATES of the Independent Workiugmens
party from every precinct in the city and Seye-
raj outside districts will meet in caucus on Mon
day evening next at Emporium hail, corner OF
First South and Main streets for the purpose of
electing new officers and tranSacttng other bust
ness for the welfare of the party for the future
SERGEANT FfTzMAURIcE's report Of yester-
days temperature is as follows: Al 5:33 am.
-alr Ialr ..irv 1clp
50; Fort Washable, 49, Rawlins. -. At IL
a. m.-Salt Lake city, -; Ogden, IS; Stock
ton 81; Bingham =; Park City, 55; Provo, e.;
Alta, 50; Logan, t3.
THE members of the Tabernacle choir and
their friends intend picnicing up Parleys canon
on Tuesday next. The train Will leave the sta
Sion bottom of Main street al am. returning
home about 80 pm. Tickets round trlp, for
fir ends so cents The choir members will please
attend this Sunday afternoon for final re-
hearsal.
THE meeting TO perfect the Sons OF St.
George organization of lodge OF this
order IN Inis city was largely attended
last night. The lodge was named
Trafalgar and the night of institution fixed for
Thursday. the 29th, In the A. Q. q. w. Hall.
The lodge VIII be instituted with about forty or
fifty members.
THE DeSeret university annual for lS9)91 is
out, and very amprehensive Yolumei ii makes.
The names OF the faculty include man. OF the
Ole professors including DIR. Park, Kings
bury. OGtinger, Stephens Edwards. Sutler-
lard, Pratt, Andre, Ward. Stewart, Peterson,
Metcal1, etc, and several new men who are
highly spoken of. The term begins week from
tomorrow, September l.
ALL the lab7r unicrs will 80 TO Ogden Sep.
TENDER TO 10 the sister unions OF that place
to celebrate Labor da.r- They have engaged the
Liberal band ana Held & Johnson'S band. Be
fort starting for Ogden theie will be grand
parade on the streets of this city between 7:3C
and O'Clock am. President Sleater has made
arrangements to transport SEQ members and
expects very large turnout. Haz9
THE following was issued by the Utah com
mission yesterday; Ordered that the preSid-
ing judges respectively of the elections held on
the 4th day of August inst, IN the several pre-
cincts of Salt Lake county, Utah. do retain the
ballot boxes with the ballots therein until fur
Their ordered by the commission or other com
petent authority.
G. L. GODFREY, Chairman
A YOUNG man named John McMutrie was ar
rested yesterday upon complaint sworn to by
John Smith, charging him with attempting tC
eXtort money McMutrie was taken before
Commits sioner Morrell. who set the eXamina
tion for tomorrow AT p. M. and in default OF
bonds the defendant was taken to the peniten-
tiary Smith it seems is the foreman of gane
of railroad construction men. and until recentlS
McMutrie was employed bs him as time-keeper
A few days ago McMutrie was discharged by
Smith for incompe tency or negligence, and it i:
alleged that he then went to Smith and threat
ened to ruin him unless he was paid So. Smitl
claims thas l. Is q clear case OF black mall ant
il oiGn work
EVERY DAY shows marked and increased in
terest iD the Territorial fair. Those citizen
who ha '-e scanned through the premium list eX
press their appreciation o. the wider range ant
larger amount of The premiums offered thi
year, as compared with previous fairs. Yol
can obtain a copy of this premium list by calln
on Secretary Heber NJ. Wells, at State Natona
bank. The contract has been awarded for tn
erection of the grand stand in the east enclo
sure of the grounds on the Tenth Ward square
1t win not only be thing of beauty ornat
in appearance-but boon to the judges an
patrons of the fair in afiordng seating capacit
for the witnessing OF the live stock exhibition
and special features Of the varied programm
of .a.oh d.r-S 1891 fair