The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-03-02
LOCAL AND OTHER BRIEFS.
LEAD, ss.s5; silver, sec.

Bros. famous tycoon.
ALL felt boots, shoes and slippers at cost at
Spencer q h1mballs.
THE chamber of commerce was crowded with
visitors all day yesterday.
ANTHONY w. WINS hae been nominated as
mayor Of ST. George.
SEE Fuller & Youngs special advertisements
building lots Tor sale.
MCCoRN1cK & co. received yesterday: Silver
and lead ores, $1,000.
TEE Garfield Beach Boat club is arranging TO
give ball in the near future.
F. e. MCGURRIN yesterday received a hand
some Great Dane dog from Chicago.
THE directors of the chamber of commerce
hold an important meeting to morrow night.
THE hotels were all jammed last night and
many strangers had TO hunt I'D private lodgings.
MEN wanted to cut ice. Call at Office of Noun
tain Ice company before 10 ID m. Monday,
March 3. -
THE trial of Marshall, Reed and Fenster-
maker, charged with horse stealing, is set Tor
Monday.
THE Guitar and Mandolin club have secured
handsome quarters in the new lions bank
building.
WELLS, FARGO & Cos shipments yesterday
were: Ore, S7,Ill.66; bullion, S3,6g6.45. Total,
fil,4OS.l1.
WHO have the most complete stock of brushes
In town. Culmer Bros, OF course; call and be
convinced.
BEFORE removing we will make big reduc-
lion in prices on Dry Goods and Shoes.-Hardy,
Young & Co.
TIE Young UomG,'s Journal of Provo, for
March is at hand and presents Il most creditable
appearance.
WE are offering an elegant line of ladies' peb-
BILE goat and glove kid shoes FOX Sl.75.-Hardy
Young & Co.
A CARLOAD of baby carriages just received by
the Coop Furniture Co. the finest line ever
Shown in the city.
WE have imported Jams in glass, the best
canned corn and best tomato catsup IN the city.
Hardy, Young Il Co.
THE wedding cards of Miss Nellie Chamberlin
pnd Charles A. Nichols are out. The ceremony
occurs Wednesday evening.
THE EOefiRg Times is the latest paper to order
Goss perfecting press-a sure indication of
combined nerve and prosperity.
TWENTY EIGHT children OF the late Orson
Pratt by his plural wives, have petitioned the
probate court 10 be made heirs.
OUR increasing sales convince US that we are
Delling a cheaper ana superior class OF butter
than any one else in the city. Culmer Bros. a.
JUDGE ZANE was on the bench in the Third
district court yesterday morning, but as there
was no business 10 be transacted, adjourn
ment was taken.
IT was rumored around town last night that
Tascott was honoring salt Lake with visit
II is not known how the story started but the
Dhicers think he has been in the territory.
A SCHOLARS Companion, consisting OF lead
pencil, slate pencil, lenhOldcr, rule and neat
pencil case. given away with every pair Of
''schOOl shoes bought at Spencer & himoall's.'
THE sixteen new policemen were on duty yes
terday, ana whenever one OF them appeared o.
Main street il was the signal for The boys tC
commence singing: @Hes on the Police Force
Now!'
THE Guitar and Harmonica club will meet TO
morrow nlrlr. Monday. at q O'Clock IN the y {,
NJ. l. shoe factory. a Iull attendance is desired
as business OF Importance is 10 be transacted
&. Pratt. manager
SECRETARY PARRY announces that on &C
count of other meetings, it has Deen decided 10
postpone the meeting OF the sunday School
union, which was TO have been held TO morrow
night, for one month.
ALL the finest Washing in this city is beinl
done with the Utah Soap company's product
Parties wishing more positive evidence OF thi
fact can obtain 1t by visiting any OF The stear
laundries operating here.
TRAsrPs continue to flock into the city. an
the officers report thar the woods are full q
them" They poured into the police station a
livelyrate last night and eve Y bunk about III
place was occupied by dodgers.
SERGEANT FrTzMAURICE's report of yestel
days temperature is as follows: At Q n m.-Sal
Lake City, below; Helena, s below; RI. Cus
ter 10 below: Fi Washakie below; Rawlin.
10 below. AT Il a. n.--Salt Lake City, Is.
THE Orphans Home and Day Nursery asst
ClailOu Will hold meeting 1T the residence {
Mrs. L. c. Karrck. corner of First South an
Fourth East on Monday NJ 3 p. ~. All intel
ested in the association are requested to b
present. Mrs. Il. Johnson, secretary.
Mr. f. Z. MCGURRrS's shorthand colleg
opens for business tomorrow in the Progress
building. This is n rare chance for young me
and women TO learn this valuable art. Goo
stenographers are in increasing demand at be
ter salaries than in almost any other employ
ment.
THE expansion OF THE HERALD to eight CO
umns on page is one OF the possibilit Is az
United by the new press when trade demands
and trade demands II this morning with zen
ge nee. The edition printed this morning IS on
OF the heaviest ever struck o. IN the annals q
Utah newspaperdom.
MEssRs. johnson and Dowden returned las
night from New York, where they have b. e
purchasing goods for the Western shoe IN
Dry Goods company. They say they have 81
lected q fine stock Of dry goods and from Il
long experience these men have had m this in
no doubt they are correct in their estimate. =
THE chamber OF commerce provided the CO..
veyances for taking the New England to1ris
over the city yesterday, and when they boardt
their train n the depot last evening, each men
her OF the party WAS presented with cony
THE CHRISTMAS HERALD BY Grant ISrcs. The
Went away loaded down with advertising matte
LATE last night a young man who gave HI
name rs Van WinEel and Provo - his HON
rolled drunken man on Main street and ]
leved him OF all his cash, Marshal Young vi
messed the fellow AZ work and after he had cor
itLcQ tl+S lts Iit4ctA nun uIltlcf .siEitcA-
Will be examined tomorrow On Inc charge
robbery.
CHARLES JESsoN of Koosharem, Piu
county, yesterday completed q term OF n'
months Imprisonment in the penitentiarv f
unlawful cohabitation. and was discharged upC
taking the poor convcts oath before Comml
sioner GreCnmaD. Hans Z. Nelson. of Saiiu
who received the same sentence for the san
onense, was discharged by Commissioner Prat
PRINCESS INGAIdTCHEFE, whose arrival he
was noted in yesterdays HERALD viii rena
in Salt Lake 4 day or two longer and then
on 10 the coast. In her own country. Russi
she is noted for her philanthropy, and siai
coming to the United states she has deliveTe
several lectures on Russia. The lady has letto
of introduction 70 n number OF officials ~
prominent citizens and 70 those who met h,
yesterday, she expressed herself as being d
lighted with Salt Lake and stated that il r
minded her o. an European city more than III
Slace she had visited IN his country.
PAINTERS ATTENTION!
Open meeting 10 be held on March :, {
In cnar.0 a s q y W ba1l- CAiaaa a,