The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-06-24
TUESDAY,
June "a, 1890
The City in Brief.

nineteen structures and the amount in
VOWED S137, 600.
John S. Pike, court reporter, was in the
city yesterday and went to Salt Lake last
evening. He will return this morning.
The secretary of the Citizens Building
and Loan association will have his desk in
the branch Office of THE HERALD in the
Cortez block.
Monday Morning has been discontinued.
The proprietors of the Democrat announce
that they will soon commence the publica
ton of Democratic weekly newspaper.
The canvass covering has not yet been
put on the carnival palace. IL is huge
affair and it will be a heavy job TO properly
adjust it to the frame of the immense
building.
Forty cadets from the Ogden Military
academy, in full dress ,uits. will act as
ushers at the carnival palace. The boys
will perform their duties in a satisfactory
manner.
DR.. A. S. Condor has received the APP
continent of poet Laureate to his majesty
Rex Ii, and been commanded to prepare an
ode of welcome on the occasion of his
coronation
The Ninrods had good luck last Sunday.
The weather was fine and the water clear,
and the trout took the bait eagerly. AS
consea uence many families Toasted on trout
yesterday morning.
-. E. a. Street, the miner, has just returned
from Unaweep City. Colo, where be has
been engaged for several months past in
opening up some rich placers. He reports
everything lovely in that section. and WI
return after the close of the carnival.
The royal train from New tJrIlals, bear
ing Rex ii and his retinue. viii arrive in
this city week from to da' 1t will leave
the Crescent city to- morr-v and stop one
day at Memphis and TWO avs at Denver,
from which last named plS L il will cone
VT ~--"r the Union Pacific road.
,1.-p r1u--.vIsU announces his in
IGNITION of returning TO .higan after his
>erm Of Office expires. 7 people will
regret this determination I'd wish the
Judge well, but at the same t. they think
1t is queer taste that prefers LicLigan or
any eastern state to Utah.
Johnny Bluth, the wide awake ,,v,
If the Standard, has concluded to take .,
nuch-needed and Well-earned lay Frank
B Mitchell, ali experienced reporter, re
Gently from Virginia city, Nevada, has
taken Mr.. Bluth's place.
DR.. +. a. Hall has returned from bust
ness tour through southeastern Nevada
He reports good progr ass on the Utah Cen
trial extension toward Phoebe. For a dis
lance of seventy miles ne says there is only
one slight curve. The country is good for
else.
John A McNIurphy, of Omaha, an ex-
perienced and successful newspaper man,
is en- route TO this city an1 intea to make
1t his future home. He will assume the
control and management of the Daily Union
and place it in the foremost rank of west
efn Journalism.
The twenty five extra policemen to be
employed during carnival week should be
ieclO, cd t.f.-
rapidly filing up with buns, biks, thieves,
tramps, robbers, burglars, tin horns, finn
Hammers, adVenturers and adventuresses
rte
q lwelAull 1sa. ,--'G;;il- . ion and dis
n 4 button of priz 7adal crowns and hon
y >rs. took place IN - Sacred Heart acad-
smy yesterday forenoon. 1t was, as usual,
q great success. The annual commence
ment exercises will take place in Union
opera house tomorrow at , p. II.
The fakirs on the streets are doing a
rushing business. They sell a little OF
everything and find their best customers
among the country people who come to the
city TO sell butter ana eggs and garden
( truck. Our country cousins ought to have
~Ahstter sense than to blow in their cash or
these vendors of useless and worthless
articles. They should deal with reputable
home merchants
4hE IlEhALDS pllSC III SCnUAbS
special representative to Ogden to write
up the proposed carnival is appreciated
and favorably commented upon. The PEG
pie say that The HERALD is a broad gauge
newspaper and while truly loyal TO its OWL
city is not beneath giving favorable men
tion of the enterprise and progressive
spirit of its neighbars
Browning Brothers store was CLOSED
yesterday and Grape on the front door tolC
the sad tidings OF a death in the family. Or
Sunday evening at 4 O'clock, Mrs. Elizabeth
Browning, the mother of Matt. S and Johr
NJ. Browning, died at the residence of thu
former. The funeral took place last even
ing from the residence of NJ. S. Browning
In the First district court Yesterday tn
lentire day was taken up in the cndeavor T.
impanel a jury in the case of the People We
II. s. Todd, indicted for the murder of Pa
Desmond. When the court adjourned las
evening the panel was complete with tn
exception of one juror An open w nire wa
issued for ten more jurors, returnable thi
morning.
1t would be a gaod thing if trains coul
be run hourly betwe IN Salt Lake city AM
Ogden during carnival week. The frs
three days, at least, the Salt Lakers woul
come up in great numbers, and on tn
Fourth people would have an opportunlt
to visit the centre stake and see how tn
people there celebrate the anniversary G
our national independence. A fraterni
feeling should pervade the people of tn
two principal cities of Utah, for the pro:
perity of each depends upon the prosperit
of all.
A friend suggests that benches ought I
be placed under the shade trees in Leste
park He is right about that. The con
mittee on public grounds were instructe
by the city council to have that very thin
done several weeks ago and they hav
simply neglected their duty. It's sham
and a disgrace to the city to compel ladie
and gentlemen. who seek the pleasant par
for rest and recreation, to lounge aroun
on the grass or stand and brace then
selves against tree, when by th
expenditure of a few dollars con
Portable seats could be provide
for them. This matter ought
be attended to right away, before the crow
of strangers come here. It's an easy thin
to do and certainly the committee on publ
grounds can give few hours time to see
ing that it is done.
Articles of Incorporation.
They were filed in the county clerks o
Slice yesterday the articles of incorporate
$of the Riverside Milling and Elevate
company. The incorporates are d.