The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-10-05
LOCAL And OTHER BRIEFS.

LEAD s.; silver, Sl.12
WIRE door mats at z. c. NJ. /.
VISIT Bects Hot springs to-day.
zIoN's Savings Bank and Trust Co.
BUY your millinery at Mrs Burrows
GRAND dinner at the Saddle Rock to-day.
OUR country friends are welcome one and all.
THE street cars did % rushing business yester-
day.
SEE notice of sewing girls wanted, at Mather
Sisters.
SHOWER baths in working order at Beck's
hot springs.
AN elegant line of carpets at the Coop. Fur
niture company.
T. R. JONES & co. received yesterday: Lead
and silver ores, $3.50.
JOHN C. CUTLER & BRO. have moved 10 their
old stand, No. 30 Main street.
THREE inches of snow fell near the Daily mine
in Park City during the recent Storm
woRKrNGMEN don't fail to try pair those
solid stylish shoes for SL75 at Spencer & KIM
ball
MCCORMICK. & Co. yesterday received:
Hanauer bullion, $500; silver and LEAD ores,
$3.50.
ladies' So shoe that beats anything in the city.
Take look at them.
JAMES DwYER. dealer in school books and
other school supplies Office at residence, 100
West, North Temple street.
A DRUNKEN fellow named Charles Dahlquist
was arrested near the Union Pacific depot last
evening while terrorizing the people OF that
vicinity with rife.
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, $4,000.
ZIoN's Savings Bank an Trust Co., receives
deposits on interest at per cent. per annum,
principal ana interest on demand. w. Wood
run, president, George g. Cannon, vice-prest. $
THE street supervisor is doing good work in
having the mud which was made by the late
rains. cleared of the streets, showing fairly
good hard bottom.
CONFERENCE people. don't forget 10 call on
1.-THE Boys'-Johnson. Pratt Co.-for your
drugs. Remember. We keep everything in the
drug line, including the purest wines and
liquors; As Main street
THE ordinance against scattering dodgers
over the sidewalks should be enforced. The
manner in which Main street and other bust
ness thoroughfares we're Uttered up yesterday
was shame, and it should not be allowed
THE dividends OF 1OH Der cent on capital
stock and per cent. on rebate for the past six
months are payable at once at the stores in
merchandise or in cash, on or after the goth OF
October. Peoples Equitable Coop.
SAvAGE's Busy Bee, which as the editor and
proprietor says, is published spasmodically,'
is again seen on the streets and in the other
public places. The latest number is con
siderably IN advance of Its predecessors.
mo mugwumps nor Jacks allowed, = shrieIed
kosiuscko Jacobum Jefiersonum Greene
waldum at the First precinct primary the other
evening. The report that Jake expects to be
nominated as Liberal candidate to Congress is
denied by his friends.
1t is understood the Olson case will be tried
during this term of court. When Miss Olsor
was admitted 10 bail yesterday several citizen.
told Judge Powers that they would so on hel
bonds, and one prominent banker said he would
sign bond for any amount up to a hundred
thousand.
THE remains of the late Mrs. Carbis, daugh
ter OF w. G. Phillips, arrived from California
yesterday. The funeral Will be held at the
Twentieth ward meeting house at ~ o'clock to
day. Friends are invited. Mrs. Phillips thu
mother of the deceased is terribly broken by The
afiiiction.
SERGEANT FITZMAURICE's report OF yester
day stemperatureis as follows: AT 5 :33 a. m-Salt
Lake city, 50; Helena, "a; Fc-t Custer. So; For
Washalde, 80; Rawlins, At IL a.m.-Sal
Lake city, So; Ogden, "a; Stockton, =; Bing
ham, -; Park City 81; Provo, =; Alta, IS
Logan, IS.
SOME parties seeing the smoke issuing from
the space between the walls OF McRimmins
stables and the new bank building. at $50 YES
terday evening, hurried TO the alarm box anC
called out the fire department, and before they
got there the fire was our, and they only haC
their trouble for their pains.
SHADE GREEN, a lad OF twelve years. wa
put on the cars at Pleasant Grove on THURSDAY
10 come to this city but he has not been hear
from since. HIS father, o. D. Green, works In
this city and boards at 20 West First Soutt
while his mother lives in pleasant Grove. The
mother on learning that her boy was missing
became nearly distracted. Young Shade useC
10 sell apples on the cars and was acquainted
with the conductors which makes his absence
all the more surprising.
A BURGLAR paid visit to the residence of o
=. Pratt, who lives inthe Twentieth ward Fri
day evening. Just about dark Mrs. Pratt wen
over 10 her mothers, a few rods distant The
doors were all locked at that time. She re
turned q few minutes later and lighted a lamn
in short time il was discovered that the front
door lock had been picked, the door standing
wide open A small key which would unlucl
any door in the house was discovered on Tho
uoor. and II was evident that the fellow haC
been frightened of when Mrs. Pratt returned 4
the house.
JUDGE LANEY had light day in the polio,
court yesterday. Ferdinand Peterson AID Henri,
Whitteker, who were convicted on Wednesdai
of stealing some bottles and sent before jude,
Zane with the expectation that he would com
init them 10 the reform school, were broueh
back with the statement that Judge Zane de
chned 10 take any action in the matter. Judg,
Ianey suspended sentence as TO Peterson anf
sentenced Whittel1er 10 thirty days in the count,
Jail at labor William Kennedy was fined IS foi
indulging in plain drunk The case agains
Hannah and Elizabeth Hatley CHARGED witt
trespass, was dismissed.
Mrs. DAVIS Young, of Mt. Pleasant. n siste,
OF Mrs. DIR. Anderson. had a narrow escap,
nom death on Friday night The lady wa,
stopping at the St. James, and when she re
tired for the night. ii is supposed that she acct
dentaly turned on the gas. AT all events ;
chambermaid noticed the strong smell of gas il
The hallway yesterday morning, and upon in
vestlgaJng, found 1t came from Mrs. Young,
room. Efforts TO arouse the lady by lSnoclxin,
on the door proved unavaillng and the door wa,
then forced Open Mrs Young was found bv ;
WINDOW. IN q senseless condition, but after be
ing taken into the fresh air she soon recovered
We call special attention to the large az
of Walker Bros & Fyler Co. in today,
and Tuesdays issues