The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-08-10
LOCAL. AND OTHER BRIEFS.
LEAD, s4.S5; silver. usll2ls.

WELLS, FARGO & Co. shipped yesterday
Bullion, So 751-
LADIES Connemara busters below cost at z.
G. NJ. /. 10 close out.
LITTLE Surveys and Phaetons for Shetland
ponies Just received at Studebaker Bros.
Iryou want an extra choice ham, ask for the
Acme brand sold by Hardy, Young q Co.
THOMAS L. OBREY, of Paradise, Cache county,
was released fem the penitentiary yesterday.
7dcCoRNIcK & Co. received yesterday: Queen
of Hills ore Si,551; silver and lead ores sl0.l50.
oLsEN's orchestra entertained the guests at
the Continental with an open air concert last
evening.
IF the shower of yesterday had been ten times
heavier il would have been Just that much more
welcome.
TIE first rail and water trp-salt Lake to
Salt Lake via Garfield Beach and Syracuse-oc-
ours to'Gay.
TIRE most complete line of Tennis shoes eve
brought 10 this city al Spencer q kimbal 100
Maiu street.
WE understand that big transactions took
place yesterday at Coulter & SneigroVe's piano
clearing house.
THEhE are messages at the Deseret telegraph
Office for c. e, Hliittemore, Kate d. Gregory
and j. Wash Young.
ONE thousand square fees ct first class fiagg-
ing, all good sizes and 2is 10 inches thick, for
sale at q. L. Gunner & Bros.
"PuTmoney in thy purse" by putting thy saw
ings in The State Bank OF Utah and getting thy
interest compounded quarterly.
AN English Canopy vis-a-yis Phaeton has
just been received at atudebaker Bros Reposi-
tory. win be shown Monday.
To MAKE room for other goods the Coop
Furniture company are selling baby carriages at
cost. Call early and take your choice
TOMORROW Auer s. Murphy VIII remove the
Occidental saloon into their own building one
door west of the stand so long occupied.
TOURISTS Hats for Garfield Beach, Majestic
Caps and English round Hats The largest as
sortment II the city al Mime Lambs, No. 20
Main street
JOHN POLLOCK. tnelad who was hurt by the
street cars about ten days ago, IS getting on
very fairly. Though not out of danger he is
rapidly improving.
FOR help wanted, situations wanted, rents
forsale, lost, found eta., see TIRE HERALD'S
special column, inside page. Employment ad-
refreshments free.
NEW water troughs are being placed on the
west side of Main street, between First and
Second south, and on South Temple TO Sixth
east, alongside the new sidewalk.
IF you are an Independent citizen and want
10 hear some of the qualities presented that con-
stituie the kind of Americans we want in Utah,
go to the theatre on Monday night. Seats are
free. -----N -
THERE are messages at the Western Union
telegraph Office for Prof Henry Simon care
Frank Brace musician: j. ii. Brown. West
Lake syndicate; Gil S. Peyton and II. Blidin.
care NJ. Levy.
THE rumor that Mrs Anna Marks had shot
Dennis Sullivan at Eureka proves TO he untrue
The parties had an alteration on Thursday
night and Mas. Marks did some shooting, but
no one was nit.
A MEETING of the taxpayers of school district
No 10 will be held on Monday evening at s
O'Clock TO consider the advSability of resisting
the collection OF the special school tax. All in
tercSted should attend.
ZIoN's Savings Bank and Trust Co. receives
deposits on interest at D per cent. per annum
paying now, as in the past seventeen years, both
principal and interest demand. w Wood
ruff president, George 9. Cannon, vice presi-
dent.
CITY ENGINEER DoREMUS states that the
contractors have completed mile and a half of
the trench from Emigration Canyon and two car
loads OF pipe have been distributed along the
line. The work OF laying the pipe was COM
menced on Friday.
SERGEANT FITZMAURICE's report of yester-
days temperature is as follows AT 5:33 am
Salt Lake city, 66; Helena, 60; Fort Custer
60: Fort Washakie. 66; Rawlins S. At II a. m
Salt Lake city, 81: Ogden, so; Bingham 20;
Park City, 65; Provo 50; Alta, IS; Logan, 70.
MIR. HENRY D1NwooDEY is lat home y the
result OF an accident that occurred at his new
building on Thursday, by which one of his big
1Oes was mashed by an iron pillar falling upon
il. The accident was a very painful one but il
is quite probable that amputation will be
A MAN whose name was not learned was held
up, robbed and beaten near the Old Mother
Taylor property on Third South street. at an
early hour this morning He was reported as
having lost considerable money, and there was
rumor TO the elect that the injuries received
were very serious.
MOONLIGHT will be good from the 2lst of Au-
gust until the 4th OF September. If you want to
have the best time YOU ever had in your life
ask Geo. A. Lowe. b. II. Roberts: Auerbach
Bros. Simon Bamberger, and hundreds of
others who have tried it, and they will tell you
30 go to Callers Resort with 100 of your best
friends II you decide trying it. don't 10 G
any Tune in securing your evening.
THE work of decorating the Observation-Disclosures
IN plastic relief was completed yesterday and
when the scai1olding was removed it revealed
the handsomest hallway in the CITY, 1t is the
first piece of work of the kind ever done mere,
and was executed by A. St. Clair, of New York
city. 1t Will oe remembered that Mr.. st. Clair
fell from the scaifoldlng some time ago and
was severely injured. in consequence of which
the work was delayed
AN effort is being made 10 revive interest in
the game OF cricket, as several good PLAYERS
have recently located here A meeting was held
on "Wednesday evening" which was well at.
tended. and q club organized with Mr. e. H.
Browne president. A meeting will be held on
Tuesday evening next at Shelton & Cos real
estate Office. 25t south Main street, at 0 clock
and everyone interested in cricket is cordially
and earnestly Invited to be present
A TRAMP called Ut the house OF Mr. Lowe. at
N.
something TO eat. 1t was given 10 him. and he
then asked for some money. This was refused,
and he then seized a pitchfork and threatened
the lady with death unless She acceiel 10 his
request. Mrs. Lowe gave the fellow all the
money She had. and the tramp then threw hand.
ful OF pepper IN her eyes and decampcd. The
lady suffered great pain-at the time but is now
out of danger OF losing her eyesight.
THERE was quiet little wedding at the home
of the brides parents Yesterday, Bishop Whit.
ney tying the knot that united Mr. Harry S.
Margetts and Miss Alice Rumel. both OF VII an
have large circle OF friends in Salt Lake The
ceremony took place MT 2 m, and at 5 Mr. ard
Mrs. Margetts TOOK the east-bound train After
visiting Various points Of interest in the east
they VIII be ''at home TO their friends IN Salt
Lake. THE HERALD. in common with hun
dreds OF other friends OF the young couple
wishes them all the happiness that falls 10
mortals.
CHIEF STANTON leaves this morning for
Detroit to attend The neefirr Of the Naf}onal
Association OF Fire Engineers which convenes
in few days. List night The firen;er all as
sembied II the Office. and the chief was sen,
for When be arrived Assistant CHEZ Levy
IN very neat and appropriate speech pre-
scented him With q HANDSOME gold-headed c;.ine
Chief stanton tiia not make j very wortiv re-
sIonse. hut passed Tie word - 10 kelly. and In
q srost line the men were drinking his healt;
IN champagne.
TIE printing OF the premium Est for the
forthcoming October territorial fair is nearly
Completed The book wilt be. ready for distri-
button the forthcoming aseeis and the premiums
ohercd are 80 desirable III value and range a
subjects as tc aseci ali portions of our inhal,i
taits. a copy Of me premium list should he il
every 3cusrEcld. The extensions aud additions
10 me Exposition building are progressing
rapidly and Will afford Increased facilities Il
exhibitors and visitors. Tie Interest in tit
1890 fair is unabafed.s Special features OF IN,
speed programme and special premiums vii
maze IL more Than ever interesting Everyone
is interested.
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