The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-06-01
LOCAL AND OTHER BRIEFS.

THERE Will be several races at the Driving
pa.A Tuesday.
FIVE per cent. interest on savings at the
State Bank of Utah.
JAMES GILLESPIE is at Denver receiving en-
tries fer the .Inne races.
LADIES cali at Hardy, Young 6 Co.'S and see
the inc line of slippers, cheap.
DON'T fail 10 notice the advertisement OF
cheap real estate in Cache valley.
DIs. s. Il. CIAwsoNs dental rooms are now
oTer the State bank, 81 Nam street.
BUY your wines and liquors of the Bodega
family wine house, ~ Commercial street.
JOHN DEvrNE of Deep Creek drove into the
the city yesterday \ distance of 200 miles.
THE train Cor Bingham Will not run to day.
So we are Informed by the Rio Grande Western
company.
Hanauer bullion, $500; silver and lead ores
S5,SN. Totai, =. l0O.
READ the announcements OF q. C. NJ. /. in our
advertising columns this morning. Special sale
Of silks and fine table linen
y LOT of scrap glass suitable for hot beds,
green houses. etc, ot Culmer Bros glass de-
partment, very cheap. Glazing 10 order.
BUY your refrigerators from the Coop. fur
niture company. They keep the best in the
market. A carload from which to select
WoRklNGMEN, attention! The only stylish
all solid working shoe for Sl,75. worth S225 at
>. 81
LADIES should not fail to read the new adver-
tiseneut of Z. G. NJ. !. this morning. They an
nounce special sale of silks At very low tguress
II. DINwooDEY in now located III Calder's
music store with number OF cars of new furIi-
lure, refrigcrators baby carriages and car
peIS.
FOX nelp wanted. situations wanted, rents,
for sale, lost, found ctc., see THE HERALD
special column, inside page. Employment ad-
Vertlsements free
SERGEANT FITzMAURrcE's report of yester-
day temperatures as follows: At 5:33 a.m.-Salt
Lake city, 62; Helena. "A; Fort Custer. d; Fort
Washable, 30; Rawlins. is.
THE Spanish Guitar and Mandolin club will
hold their regular monthly meeting nonday
evening at 5 o'clock. A full attendance is de-
sired. a. IL. kelson, secretary.
PETIT Grove, on the Jordan, was the scene
of u pleasant ball Thursday evening. about
sixty couples assembling and tripping the light
fantastic 10 The strains Of string band
THERE are messages at the Western Union
telegraph ofiee for Z. A: kitzmiller, Z. L.
Allen. E. II. LewUan, viii +. Norman, +. NJ
Meade, i. *, Lorenzo and w. {. Griffin.
SALISBURY, Stringham & Co. obtained some
excellent negatives of the 1860 school children
who took parI in the May festival matinee in
the tabernacle yesterday. They make very
interesting picture.
THE Harmony Glee club viii have q moon
lisrlt eyrllrsiou IN t,alder's farm on Wednesdav
the 4th. The Raymond and Utah viii both be
employed, ana u grand time is assured all who
attend Tickets can be obtained OF members of
the club.
c. o. FARYSwORTH has been appointed United
States census enulnerator for the tier of blocks
between Second and Third South streets. and
running west from East Temple street to the
Jordan river. His son, George O., Will take
in Sugar house and Farmers ward.
TnR young folks mutual conference will be
held gnis morning afternoon and evening at the
tabernacle, ana the programme published in
last Sunday HERALD Will he carried out. Sun
day schools and ward meetings throughout the
citv will ne suspended. II is expected that the
members Of the Choral society Will furnish the
Inasie This evening by request of Mr.. Stephens
A sUBsCkIBEn writes THE HERALD: Tho
dangerous condition of the roads in City Creek
Canon. caused accident which came very
near proving fatal, TO members of q pleasure
seeking party, while going up there in az eX
cursion wagon on May 30. Just below where
the CITY have built waterworls. frtended X
carry water &c capitol hill they have laid
Hurle rfSht on the SIDE of the road and which
the beams of The same are protrnGing in sdca
manner that il makes IL very dangerous L
parties travelling IN thai direction. The wager
lust mentioned happened 10 strike one of these
beams and The consequence was. that ths
PARTY consisting Of i've young ladies' and tEt
same nunber of gentlemen, were thrown dow
the bank ahoat eight l0et and the wagon On to1
of them: it seems !. miracle that some vi then
were not killed. il were they all escaped
without very serious injuries, although non,
without being scratched and bruised
considerable. 1t seems TO me that the prope
authorities should interest themselves in Jh
matter and have il repaired for it is an out
rage on the public. 70 have a road which j
travelled so often in such condition and i
should be attended 10 at once