The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-05-04
LEGAL AND OTHER BRIEFS.
TRY the Saddle Rock dinner to-day.

TRY the Saddle Rock dinner today.
S. H. CLAwSoN dentist. Residence; page ID.
VIM PETERSEN, the butcher, keeps none but
the choicest meats.
LADIES call at Hardy, Young & Co.'S and see
the fine line of slippers, cheap.
WELLS, FARGO & Co. shipped yesterday:
50 bars. $l9,64S: ore, $4,000; bullion, Sl1,72.
TIE committee on sanitary regulations had
another wrestle with the health ordinance last
night.
VIM WOOD s. Sons, the Market row butchers,
are still ahead with choice fresh meats. Give
them q trial.
a CARLOAD of baby carriages just received
by the Coop Furniture Co. The finest line ever
shown in the city.
MCCORMICK & co. received yesterday: Han
auer bullion, $3.50; silver and lead ores,
Slz,250; total, Sl5.l00.
THERE are messages at the Western Union
OFFICE for Nose Jones, w. Fentiss, Charles r.
Seitzke and w. r. Collins
SPENCER AND RoSsITER say they already have
twenty-five applications for steamship berths
Tor their European excursion.
FIFTEEN thousand dollars worth new styles
of pianos in rosewood, mahogany ana walnut at
Coalter S Snelgroyes, "a Main street.
J. A. ODBENT of Lincoln, Neb. who has a
good herd of sheep south of this city, is here for
Inc purpose of taking them to Nebraska
WoRIxlNGMEN attention! The only stylish
all solid working shoe for Sl.75, worth 1925 I
Spencer & Kimbalrs. Every pair warranted. dH
WHTTEwAsH brushes, roofing brushes, coun-
try brushes, house brushes, artist brushes, all
kinds OF brushes, cheapest at Gunner Bros.
THE Ladies' Musical society holds its next
recital on Monday evening, May .. in Calder s
Music hall, at 1880 O'Clock. Lottie b. Weber,
secretary.
For help wanted situations wanted, rents,
for sale, lost, found ETC., see THE HERALD S
special column. inside page. Employment adj
vertisemenJs free
THE Salt Lake Typographical union viii meet
at 2 o'clock to-day IN the A. .. U. w. hall. The
executive committee are requested 10 be on
hand one hour carrier.
SEVERAL members of the Garfield Beach boat
club went out to the lake yesterday TO practice
The crews for this seasons work will be organ
lied in short time.
LOVERS of an exciting tale of adventure, vel
and tersely told, viii lind what they like in the
new story 1.-The Splendid Spur which com
mences in to-day's HERALD.
JAMES EVANS, the boy who was so badly In
jured by the elevator Ia the Wasatch building
on Friday, was somewhat improved yesterday,
and it is believed that ne will recover.
A PROMINENT Main street shoe dealer sale
that he had the biggest Saturday trade yester
day he ever had, the sales running away aheat
of any previous day except Christmas holiday
THE dry goods employees who are interested
il the early closing movement will hold a meet
ing at Ita10r BNnOI'S rOOUlS a ana 40
Scott-Auerbach building, on Tuesday evening
at So'clock.
PROF. MARCUS Z. JONES' Of the Desere
university, VIII deliver lecture before thu
Delta Phi society. Monday evening next at
O'Clock in the university building On s''Al
Educated Mind VS.. Genius" Public invited.
@ THE came of base ball played yesterday be
tween the electric motor men ana the plumber
resulted IN q glorious victory for the latter
the score standing II to in their favor. In tn
language of Rats . Its good man that ca
get away with plumberH'
THE policemen yesterday presented Marsha
Young with very handsome gold badge, orna
1nented with diamond. Officer Lange pre-
scented the emblem, and the marshal, althoug
taken completely by surprise, made nea
speech in accepting the badge.
THE ore and bullion output. In pounds, owe
all roads. for the week ending yesterday, wa
as follows: Is cars bullion, 414.777 pounds
car matte 1850 pounds; cars lead, IL, 81
pounds; Is cars ore, 2,649,634 pounds. Total, S
cars 3 9l019J pOunuS