The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-04-04
LOCAL AND OTHER BRIEFS.
LEAD, sS.S5; silver, 9524.

LEAD s5s5; silver, 95a4.
KEEP your eye on South Lawn addition.
WELLS, FARGO & Co.. shipped yesterday
base bullion $1,000.
WE ARE selling paint brushes at a special
discount this week at Gunner Bros
THERE are messages at the Western Union
Office for ]. C. Anderson, Charles Engel.
MCCORMICK & CO. received yesterday: Han
auer bullion 81 925; silver and lead ores, Sl4 25O
Total. SIC, 175.
CHEAPEST place for folding beds and baby
carriages, furniture, etc., at S. r. Marks & Co.,
opposite the Temple.
CONFERENCE begins this morning at 10
O'Clock. From all appearances, there Will be
vesy large attendance.
CATTLE are reported as dying for want of food
about Alpine. Quite loss will be sustained IN
that neighborhood for lack of hay.
SURVEYORS are making preliminary surveys
Rt the point of the mountain for the purpose OF
getting easier grade through that pass.
WoRKlNGMEN, attention, The only stylish
all solid working shoe for Sl75 worth S2.25, at
s. encer & Kimbalrs Every pair warranted
WE give away with each pair of school shoes
q scholars companion, consisting of pencils,
pens, ruler, etc. Spencer & kimball, lGO Main.
THE case of ex-Policeman Calder, charged
with assault, which was to have been tried in
the police court yesterday, was continued until
so-day.
For help wanted, situations wanted, rents
Tor sale, lost found etc. see THE HERALD'S
special column. inside page. Employment ad-
refreshments free.
THE only son of Benjamin w. briggs jr., and
olive briggs. died yesterday at 7:20 a. m, of
iiphtheria. The little one was one year and
fourteen days of age.
THE special daily conference trains announced
III yesterday and to-day's HERALD are the first
yer inaugurated and will be met with decided
laVor nv neODle living in the north.
THE marriage license of Edward Richens,
aged twenty-three and Sarah Z. Drage, aged
nineteen both of Big Cottonwood, was filed with
The clerk of the probate court yesterday.
CONFERENCE visitors will find lots of new
things in the implement and vehicle line at
Studebaker Bros. on Main street. Plows rakes
and mowers al special prices this week to re-
duce stock.
enlarging the several canals on the Jordan river
near the point of the mountain south. All the
water Of the river is being held back for future
use in these bitches.
On Wednesday, and soon after their arrival they
ran up against policeman who knew them
when he was on the Denver force. The chances
are that their stay will be brief.
FARMERS in the north end of Utah county
rompl ain that the spring is too cold and the
winds dry up the ground so much that the grain
IS not coming up and it is feared that much of
he seed will rot before taking root.
DANIEL Dunno, the newly appointed sexton,
said to a HERALD reporter yesterday that he
proposed 10 do everything possible for people
owning lots in the cemetery. and that it would
be his ambition TO make the cemetery rival Mt
Olivet in beauty.
NONE of the needs of the city is police alarm
system. The police have such an extensive field
to cover, that this system would assist them
greatly in their work. 1t is understood that this
matter win be brought to the attention of the
rity council before long.
ROBERT HoYE, colored cook was arrested
nv 10 loOli asst llorp or
Sid Anderson over the head with cleaver
Both parties were working in the same kitchen
and had some dispute, when Hove made the as
sault. Fortunately the boy was not seriously
injured. Hoye is the man who was arrested
short time ago for assaulting near The
old Eagle foundry.
THE HERALD extends its sympathy to Attor
ney b. w. briggs jr. aud wife in their sorrow
over the death of their only son by the dreaC
disease. Their eldest.child, aged seven years
was taken i'll about two weeks since but re
covered The babe came down with the NAL
ady on Sunday Another child of the famil,
nas been exposed but it is hoped will escape
Mrs. briggs is quite i'll with symptoms of tn
disease. The funeral over the little boy tool
place yesterday at p. m.
MAJOR STANTON is now fairly installed a
chief of the fire department Yesterday he re
organized the department by relieving TIL
following paid men: S. Il. Skidmore W
Pickering, J. Peacock. p. Hansen. J. NJ. Hard
and r. Simpson. OF the old force. W G. Wor;
man, w. Gilbert. H. Oakerson and w. H BY
water were retained, while Abe Levy was in
stalled as assistant engineer and Harry Brougl
will take Mr.. Simpsons place as engineer o
the steamer, and f. NJ. Glenn w H Rouse an
Frank May 90 on as frcmen. The fore
practiced for an hour last night and did som
very good work.
A MAN went to Chinese laundry on Com
merciol street yesterday and called for som
articles he had left there to be laundried Til
Celestial demanded his ticket, and the ma
went through all his pockets but was unable 4
find the paper. The Cllinaman found the al
ticles. but when his patron informed him tina
he had lost his ticket he blandly remarked: IN
tickec. no washee.' and turned deaf ear TO tn
arguments of the white man. who at last becam
exasperated and after knocking the CelestiS
all over the shop, finally deposited him in
clothes basket and walked off in triumph wit
his things under his arm.
BILLY MADDEN and his two great fighter
Joe and Jack McAuliffe. were around seeing th
sights yesterday. Mr.. Madden. who is one {
the. most noted sporting men in the world r.
tired from the ring about ten years ago and ha
since devoted himself to managing. He is til
man who brought out Sullivan ard Charli
Mitchell, and he is now taking Joe McAuif
east for the purpose of arranging a match b
tween him and the champion. Jack McAulif
is the champion lightweight of the world, /
having won that title by defeating Jimmy Ca
roll at San Francisco about two weeks ag
Since their arrival here, Mr. Madden has bee
endeayoring to make arrangements for an exh
Dition, and yesterday he secured the opera hous
for Saturday night when Burnes the Michiga
giant, will meet the big McAuliffe in fou
round contest.
BOND for 5000 was yesterday executed
the three parties who have leased the 230 fe
fronting west on the Blythe corner, State 70;
and Second South. These parties are NJ
Holmes of the Continental Mr.. Biggs and
H Sells. and their bonds contain the names
four good and sufficient sureties. who were a
cepted by Mr.. Blythe. the owner of the groun
The conditions of the bond are that the parti
named above shall erect three-story brio
buildings. plate glass fronts. substantial wall
ETC., TO be commenced by May l. Mr.. Blytl
leases the ground to them for period of TWEEN
years and at the end of that time all the bull
ings standing thereon TO revert to him, II
lessecs paying all taxes in the meantime, pro
erty, sidewalk, paving. etc. further condi6t
of the lease is that no saloons liquor hou
shall ever be allowed to in the new bull
ings.
RAFFLEi RATTLE! RATTLE!
Corner lot, It's feet 'front.' one mile fro
Temple. A few chances left at 81 chanc
Don't lose that opportunity but call