The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-06-22
LOCAL AND OTHER BRIEFS.
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Thirty styles of Estey organ TO select from !
at Coaluer d Snelgroye's.
SEE those new jointless China mattings in T. |
c. M. /. carpet department
LADIES call at Hardy, Young Co.'S and see
the fine line OF slippers, cheap.
WELLS, FARGO & Co. shipped yesterday;
Gold bar, $1,000, bullion, Sl0,4S5.
DON'T fail to notice the advertisement OF
cheap real estate in Cache valley.
FIVE per cent. interest on savings at the
State Bank of Utah, compounded quarterly.
CULMER BROS have just received an enormous
stock OF art glass for use in trains only, doors,
etc.
The street car company have issued books of
lS5 rides which they sell for s. or cents per
ride.
THERE are messages at the western Union
telegraph Office for Ed. Yale and Henry h.
Tyler.
SPECIAL bargains in muslin underwear at 2.
C. NJ. /. this week. See regular advertisement
this morning.
MCCORMICK & Co. yesterday received: Han
auer bullion, $500; silver and lead ore 81 20.
Total, Sl6 Us.
BUY your refrigerators from the Coop. fur
niture company. They keep the best in the
market. A carload from which 10 select.
WoRKlNGMEN, attention, The only stylish
all solid working shoe for sl,55, worth SIS, at
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II. DINwooDEy is located i'll Callers music
store with a number of cars of new furniture,
refngeralors, baby carriages and carpets.
RBcoIAEcT, the interest compromising period
on savings at the State Bank of Utah begins
July /. Get your deposits in on or before that
date.
THE Ladies' musical society holds its next
recital on Tuesday, June "a in the Presbyterian
church at O'Clock. Lottie B. Weber, secre-
tary.
SECRETARY GILLESPIE, of the chamber of
commerce, has received from Washington for
distribution a lot of seed sweet corn and sugar
beet seed.
ETHE case of w. NJ. Alfred. charged with adul-
terry, was called up before Commissioner Pratt
yesterday, but the hearing WAS continued until
Tuesday next.
THE family detained at New York under the
contract labor law, from the last company OF
emigrants. have been released and left for the
west yesterday.
For help wanted, situations wanted rents,
forsaie, lost, found etc., see THE HRRALD's
special column. inside page. Employment adj
Verusenlen1s free
A NUMBER OF important changes will be made
in the faculty OF the University of Deseret this
year. Professors Toronto, Paul Howard and
Schmidt Wurtemburg viii not be re-engaged.
AN exciting election for recorder was held at
Bingham yesterday, the contestants being Elk
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and the former was elected by large majority
The Spanish Guitar and Mandoline club will
hold their practice in the Salt Lake theatre to
morrow evening at s O'Clock. Every member
please take notice. A ii. hELSoN. Sec'y.
THE Caledonia club excursion to American
Fork Tuesday next, promises to be most sue
cessfui event. The gentlemen who have The
affair in charge are more than gratihed at the
prospects
JOHN J. DUNN of Three Mile creek, Boz
Elder county, died at the home of l.. p. Ander
son. in the Twenty-second ward, late on FRIDAY
night The body Will be taken to Brigham Cit
for interment.
A SNEAK thief attempted to enter a room a
the White house yesterday morning. Mr.. Chip
man, of American Fork, who occupied the room
heard the fellow open the window and made
dive al him. but was unable TO catch him.
GEORGE CALDER yesterday received a ney
steam yacht. capable of holding twenty and
barge which the yacht will draw, capable O
bolding one hundred. Both will be launched o.
the lake at Calder's farm on Tuesday.
CHARLES ELLIS lectures in Temple of Homo
hall this evening. ai1irrning the following pre-
position: Resolved, That since polygany is
crime, use of the Bible should be prohibited
Discussion Will be allowed. Doors open at
lecture at $50 No free seats.
OK Friday night r. D. Young tied his horse
bay gelding, in front of the Utah Commercial
bank on First South street, and upon returnin
little later he found that both horse and bugg
T.
had 4 horse and buggy stolen from Fifth Sout
street
SERGEANT FITZMAURIcE, of the signal sci
vice Office, reports the temperature yesterda
as follows: At 6 a.m.-Salt Lake city, s.
Helena 81; Fort Custer, 81; Fort Washable
So; Rawlins. 80. At II a.m.-Salt Lake cit,
60: Ogden. 73; Stockton, 80; Bingham s.
Park City, CO; Provo, SIS; Alta, 81; Logan, IS.
ABOUT the handsomest thing ever seen in tn
way of catalogue literature in Salt Lake is Ii
Tearar
Coop wagon and Machine company. il is
autographed work of los pages and is yer
handsome and complete throughout They al
nounce that they will issue from 10, 900 to 20 OK
of the book.
NEWS comes from West Point Military acat
envy that Mr.. Briant II. Wells, the newly a.
pointed cadet from Utah, has successfully passe
the examination and been admitted to Il
academy. Mr.. Wells is a son of General ID.
Wells and his wife Martha, and is a peculiar
bright and ambitious young man OF eightee
There is little doubt that he will run throue
his cadetship with credit and honor to himse
and the territory.
EARLY yesterday morning Jack Dempsey ar
some friends were playing pool in the Whit
house billiard room when crook rolled
drunken Irishman and relieved him of a han
full OF money. Dempsey made the fellow retul
his plumber and called him a thief when a ms
named Willard interferred and slapped Il
champion in the face. Quick as flash the prii
fighter landed sQuarely in Wizards face ar
then realized that he was monkeying with II
WRONG man and got away as quickly as possibl
Three more Utah artists are about to lea,
for Paris. taking to-morrows train for Ne
York and sailing for Europe by the first vessC
They are Messrs. }. s. Fairbanks. john Half,
ana Lorus Pratt all well known painters. IN,
Will stay at least = year in Paris, studying
The best schools, and on their return i Is unde
stood that the decoration OF the Salt Lake ter
pie viii ne entrusted TO their hands III
HERALD wishes them godspeed and has /
fears of Utah losing any prestige by the recor,
they viii make.
TIE Dempsey combination attracted anoth,
large audience at the Golden Gate club la
evening Williams, the clever local pucili
WHO recently defeated Purcell was to Ral
spared -Four rounds with Brennan Tor 4 purse
$50 but as the lattcr's hand was sore Il w
proposed that Dave Campbell should take h
place Officer Lange thought he saw a siurgi,
match in this AID refused 20 allow Campbell
spar with Williams, so the latter had a friend
fcur-round 90 with Brennan. The exhibit,
closed with set-to between Dempsey al
German.
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