The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-12-06
LOCAL AND OTHER BRIEFS.
j. PRATT, drugs, Xmas goods.

LIONS Savings Bank and Trust Co.
SPECIAL sale of china Friday and Saturday,
Hook x ClaWSon,
FOR an all wool dress go TO John C. Cutler g.
Bro. No. 36 Main street.
WELLS. FARGO & Co.. received yesterday:
Ore, S.. SOC; base bullion, S4,400.
MCCORMICK & Co. yesterday received: Silver
and lead ores 81 400; Hanauer bullion, 1880.
Fine line perfumes. sachet powders, toilet
bottles, plush and leather goods at johnson
Pratt's.
ON and after December l. 1890, the horse
shoeing business of CO. Ellerbeck will be found
at No. IS, Plum alley.
Coal will probably be more scarce, as the low
prices at Hocok & Clawson'S will make great
demand TO keep them above zero.
THE Central drum corps boys are having q
handsome headstone prepared as a tribute 10
the memory of their late comrade, Alfred
Peterson.
On Thursday evening the many friends of
Miss Maggie Miles participated in a pleasant
party at the young lady's home, in honor OF her
nineteenth birthday.
SAVING is the secret OF wealth. Five per
cent. per annum paid on savings deposits,
interest compounded quarterly at the state
Bank of Utah, capital, 100000.
CHARLES W. ROBINSON, of Oak Creek, yes
terday completed the term of Imprisonment to
which he was sentenced for unlawful cohabita-
ton, and was released from the penitentiary.
lions Savings Bank an Trust Co., receives
deposits on interest al per cent. per annum
principal and interest on demand. W. Wood
run president, George c. Cannon Vice-prest.*
The largest iron column ever made in Utah
was cast last night at Silver Bros iron works
in this city. 1t weighs about $500 pounds, and
for the Utah Trust and Loan company,
Ogden.
IN the police court yesterday w D. Burton
was convicted of stealing hat and was sent up
for assault. The IS DRINKS were j. B. Hyde,
Andrew Jackson, Peg Leg, j. c. Hanscom,
William Washington and C. f. Carpenter.
MRS. MAGGIE HAYES. wife of William Hayes
and daughter of Bishop J. Brown. died at
pleasant Grove at $50 pm. yesterday. aged %
estimaDle lady and a wide circle of friends will
mourn her untmely demise. She leaves baby
four months old.
SEVERAL members of the city council held an
informal Star chamber meeting last evening, TO
which only those who could write architect
after their names were admitted. The archi-
tects presented their resolutions, which appear
elsewhere in THE HERALD, but Mayor Scott
stated TO a reporter that no definite action was
taken.
In the Third district court yesterday, the
time for answering in the church escheat case
was extended ten days. In The cases of g. T
Webb and George Harrison VS.. the Rio Grande
Western, the plaintiff was allowed twenty days
IN which 10 appeal IN the case Of Mary Godbt
VS. c. 2. Brooks ct al. decree OF foreclosure
was granted The case Of J. A. Lawrence VS..
Henry Newell was dismissed.
The Polytechnic society held an interestfne
meeting al the chamber of commerce YESTERDAY
evening Col, Stevenson presiding Engineel
Jacobs presented paper on the construction O
bridges. The discussion of this topic was post
poned until the next meeting. The feature o
the evening was paper by Mr.. Lavigniuo upCI
the methods of concentrating ore at the Jordan
smelters. After a thorough discussion Of tn,
StrNi ar1n nth hlrZ rgnna -i,orr
lourned.
HAZEL, the bright and beautiful child of c. c
Higgins, editor of the Eureka CHIEF. died at
D. NJ. on Thursday the 4th. Little Hazel wa
% months old anu was most interesting child
Just able TO talk she endeared herself TO all III
people OF the camp and to many a sturd
miners eye there comes a kindly tear whe
they think of little Hazel, their favorite IN
remains VIII be temporarily inferred at Sal
Lake, awaiting transfer to the old home in III
east
The Orphans Home and Day Nursing associ;
ton have secured the Salt Lake theatre for a
afternoon dancing party and evening ball o
December 10. 1t is two years since this assC
citation has given an en- tainment of an
kind. Money is needed for the erection of
new building that will accommodate g 10 child
ren, and if the public respond with the liberalit
that they have heretofore when called upon fC
this cause there will be no trouble in raisin
sufficient funds for this object.
MEssRs. FUNK AND BRADLEY the late owl
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three-fifths interest of the lake on Fridar
November 2Sth. The purchasers are Wn
Watson, Dolf Young and Frank Little. all {
Moroni. The company is incorporated for SIC
90 by the following parties, each taking a sha1
OF $1,000: w. d. Funk, Rhone Bradley, Wn
Watson, Dolf Young ana Frank Little TT
company has leased the J. II. Whitlocll steal
sawmil for the purpose OF saving lumber for
large hotel. bath house. boweries etc. The
expect TO have the buildings completed by Ii
Isl of May. when the grounds will be opened Vi
Il is the intention OF the Incorporation TO mall
il one of the finest pleasure resorts in souther
Utah.-,SeHtttet.
DEPUTY MARSHAL JAMES MCGARRY. WI
was severely injured in the railroad wreck c
the Southern Pacific railroad near Salen
three weeks ago, arrived in the city last nigh
and Is at the Cullen. He stated to a HERAL
reporter that there were $50 persons injured
the wreck and only seven escaped. His ankl
was severely sprained, back injured. chez
bone broken and his nose driven through Il
root OF his mouth. Strange to say. he is bl
Slightly dishgured and rapidly recovering an
expects TO leave for his home in Beaver {
Sunday. He is accompanied by his brothe
John McGa-ry. of Leadyille who has been ten
ing him. Charles Powell another victim of u
wreck, also arrived last night and Will sper
the winter with bis brother-inlaw, Archite
CoSteriSan.