The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-10-26
LOCAL AND OTHER BRIEFS.
HAVE you seen SAMSON:


AN elegant line of carpets at the Coop. Fur
nlture company.
T. R. JONES & Co.. yesterday received: Lead
and silver ores, S5 $50.
MCCORMICK & CO. yesterday received:
Hanauer bullion. s4.400.
WELLS, FARGO & Co., shipments, Ore
$3.50; base bullion, $3.50
FOR Atwood homemade hose, call on John
c. Cutler G. Bro, No. 81 Main street.
THE Rapid Transit company had cars running
on First East street yesterday.
WoRKrNGMEN don't fail to try pair those
solid stylish shoes for Sl.75 at Spencer Kim
ball
OUR notices: Best stock, quick attention
prompt delivery. VIM. Wood Sons, butchers,
Market Row.
HOME missionary meeting on Wednesday,
Oct. 49, at 7:3O D. m. Those unable TO attend
will please report their labors III writing
THE Scot folk will have celebration and ball
at g. A. R. hall on Friday next, when All are IN
vlted to come and get some champll latles an
Scotch pies and short bread.
SAVING is the secret of wealth. Five per
cent. per annum paid on savings deposlts
interest compounded quarterly, at the state
Bank Of Utah, capital, s5OO0OO
lions Savings Bank an Trust Co., receives
deposits on interest at per cent per annum
principal and interest on demand. w Wood
THERE are messages at the Western Union
office for J. w. Fawkes George A. Evans,
George Haywood (care of d. Hanson), a. H
Swan. NJ. A Hancock, Wiley Jones AID l.. j..
Wilde.
WELSH Sunday school will be held at the
residence of MIR. William Morris, corner Eighth
West and South Temple streets at 2:31 this
afternoon. A cordial invitation is extended
TO all.
FOR the winter season the Wanderers have
organized, in connection with their cricketing
team. a football club, 10 be played under aSso-
citation rules. Enthusiasts OF this athletic pas
time should communicate at once to the secre-
tarv, w. 5. Schoheld, u. c. NJ. L.
SERGEANT FITzMAURICE's report OF yester-
days temperature is as follows: At 5:S3 am.
Salt Lake city, A; Helena, SO; Fort Custer,
rs; Fort Washable, =: Rawllns, 20. AT ii a.
Salt Lake city, 81; Ogden, 30 Stockton, 80;
Bingham, SO; Park city, al; Provo IS; Alta,
%; Logan, 49,
THE central drum corps will attend the Utah
county ratification meeting to be held al Provo
next Wednesday evening, in consequence OF
which the practice is changed TO Tuesday night
at 80 pm. Tho Union Pacific will make a
special rate OF 81 for the round trip, good re-
turning Thursday.
THE lumber yard at 255 w South Temple
street is a scene of great activity since ii
passed into the hands OF Leaver, Conrad & Co
the new firm, which comprises, L. H. Leaver
formerly with Mason 4 Co., Walter Conrad, II.
S. Young ana ID. j. Young. They are carrying
full stock of lumber. doors, windows, mould
ings, ETC.. and are prepared to fill all orders
promptly and at bottom prices. They Will Dc
pleased to see all their friends and the public
generally.
A. n. RoSENBAUM is now talking seriously Of
converting the pasture, half mile due west Of
town. into a race course this fall. Ii nothing il
done this fall the track will be completed early
next spring. 1t will require very little wori
and expense TO make .one OF the fastest half
mile tracks in the territory of this piece of land
a fast race track would help the city materi
ally. This would be the central point for tht
contests between Cache valley and Ogder
horses. Do it, by all means-BUgte'.
AS announced in this column on Saturday Mr.
Charles Ellis will not give his lecture on Z tai
Liberalism tomorrow evening, as the theatr,
cannot be prepared for him in time. There viii
lie considerable disappointment on account o
1ni5, as those who heard his previous lecture
anticipated treat Mr.. Ellis, however, ha
secured the theatre for next Sunday evening
when he will entertain the public. More vii
be said of the matter during the week.
THE Greatest Aggregation of Living Won
ders. The Snake Charmer of Michigan, who's
Grand Achievements Stand Without Parable
in the Wild and Wooliy West! The Bloo
Sweating Behemoth of Holy Writ! SeYera
Members of the Famous Family Sired by Old
Man Not-Afraid-of-the Wicker-Covered Demi
john, And other Great and Glorious Creatures
which When Once Seen are Never Forgotten
All these will leave the depot tomorrow for
grand hurrah at the expense of The homes
L
fet GER and day coach on the train. 1t VIII g
out well supplied with several tons of campaig g
lies, and probably return with a thousand o
more snakes.
THE taxpayers of the old Fifteenth school dis
tfict met last evening to consider the school la
cues ton N V. Jones acted as chairman an
Rodney Badger as secretary The special schoo
tax assessed in this district under the old law i
Ia per cent. and it was unanimously decided l
resist the levy by special suit, in which tn
taxpayers will be brought by Sutherland
Judd and n. V. Jones, r. c. briggs, T. c. Hall
ID. r. Parry, W. h. Jones and E. G. Holdin
were appointed as q committee to collect tn
sinews of war and complete all arrangements
The taxpayers must pay their proportion of tn
costs, which will be per cent. of the tax, L
morrow morning. 1t can be paid TO L. G. briggs
of the Fifteenth ward store, or n. V. Jones,
Main street.
PROFESSOR MONTGOMERY has returned fror
pleasant ana enjoyable trip up the Binghar
canon, where he made a collection of ores fo
the University museum. The professor visite
the South Galena and the Old Jordan mines
the West Mountain mining district. He ais
inspected the Niagara concentrating mill an
the South Galena concentration, from which h
took many samples of the various products fo
the illustration of the different stages OF III
work. Professor Montgomery has been great
aided by the facilities afforded him through tn
courtesy of Superintendent Holden, ana it
his intention at an early day TO resume hi
study of this interesting region, rs well as
continue his explorations and collection
of the University of Deseret. Mr.. Franklin ha
recently erected a large and comfortable boarC
ing house for the Niagara Mining company
men. and the prospects for the better develol
Inent of the resources of this part of the cailo
seem very encouraging.
THE Liberals held their second pow-wow {
Electric Light hall last evening The attent
ance was much smaller than at the first NEE
ing and the audience didn't enthuse worth
cent The first speaker was c. E. Allen and
was followed by c. E. Stanton. Tommy WamI
Ter then took the stand. he made general d
tense OF the city council. which was receive
with dead silence and then Tommy took anotht
tack and dealt out tahy to the police force /
the yard. This was With better success. as II
policemen present applaude1 the sentiments ,
the speaker vocifrOusly. The audience cor
menced to grow weary by this time so Chat
man Scott brought out OLD Spell-binder Power
who commenced his address with most ell
ouent description OF the union, which WAS hear
ily applauded Having succeeded in stoppir
the impending stampede, the Judge then +
turned to his favorite occupation of chestnl
cracking interspersed with poetic references
the time when the light would break throuc
the clouds which hang over these valleys an
give them a silver lining. He then showere
upon Judge Goodwins unprotected head such
choice Job lot of fattery that the silver king
grew very red about the face. Judge Goodw
was then introduced and he delivered an il
tensey thrilling and interesting address on D
age, etc, which lasted until the drum cor
charitably woke the audience up in time
catch the last car for home.
TRY JoHNSoN'S VINE OF wORMwoo
for the appetite. 75c Johnson, Pratt g. Co.