The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-12-07
LOCAL AND OTHER BRIEFS.


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GEO. A. ALDER & Son, exclusive boots and
Bhoes.
WELLS FARGO & Co., received yesterday:
bullion, $500
AN elegant line OF carpets at the Coop. Fur
niture company
SPECIAL. sale OF china Friday and Saturday,
Hoock u Clawson,
IT will pay to trade with the Western Shoe
hnd Dry Goods company, 81 and 50 Main ST.
MCCORMICK & co, yesterday received: Silver
and lead ores, Sc, $50; Hanauer bullion, $3.50.
WoRKINGMEr;, don't fail to try pair of those
Bold, stylish shoes for SI.75, at spencer Il Hi e
ball
IN the Third district court yesterday, Matthias
Erickson. native OF Sweden, was admitted to
citizenship.
WE guarantee all our homemade goods as
represented. JOHN c. CUTLER Il BRO, No. sc
Main street.
THE Salt Lake Rock company is now pre-
pared to ill orders in any amounts for all kinds
Of rubble rock.
OK and after December l. 1890, the horse
Shooting business OF CO. E1ierbeck will be found
al No. Is, Plum alley
FIVE hundred trimmed hats Will be sold at
Bstonishngly low prices at Nine Lambs mil
lnery parlors, 20 Main ST. This week only.
SPECIAL sale of trimmed hats and bonne.s
this week only, commencing Monday, Dec s, at
Mime. Lambs millinery parlors, 70 Main st.
THE Western shoe and Dry Goods company
are doing immense business in dress goods and
cloaks at slaughter prices. 81 and % Main
street.
For holiday presents every one should visit
the Western Shoe and Dry Goods company
They have the best assortment. 81 and 50 Nam
street
FOR shoes in mems ladies' and children's
the Western Shoe and Dry Goods company
he hos sNFf " a.a74~- II
Main street.
WE have opened our fall stock of boots and
shoes and slippers at cur new stand, No Al E.
First South, opposite Commercial street. We
are headquarters for footwear
SAVING Is the secret OF wealth Five per
cent per annum paid on savings deposits
interest compounded quarterly, at the State
Rank OF Utah, capital. $4,000.
ZIoH's Savings Bank an Trust Co.. receives
deposits on interest at per cent per annuul
principal and interest on demand. W. Wood
Iuh, president, George @ Cannon, vice-prest.f
ONE Of the police told a group of Young men
TO move on One with parcel under his arm
SAID San right, l only wanted TO tell 'em they
could get their moneys worth al Hook s. Claw
sons
THE dSncing at the afternoon party at the
theatre Monday, Dec. 10, given by thesOrphan's
Home ana Day Nursery association. will be un-
der the direction OF Prof. Younger and Mrs.
rdie Cummings. Music by Olsen's band.
The examination of William Riley charged
with robblng Frank Dye, was set for TO morrow
The s. DRINKS were F. Hook p Sullivan
Charles Carpenter, Pat DandaI, j. w Chase
W. W. Rupp, Nose Connors and John Flynn.
TIE council committee on finance met at the
MAY or's office last night to investigate that
5000 deficiency in 1.-THE -reasurers department
4 couple Of reporters were on hand to honor
the occasion with their presence but they were
fred.
THERE are messages at the Western Union
telegraph ONCE for Mrs. Belle Clifford Tom
FaEin, T. W. Armstrong. j. NJ Spear Alex
Wade, NJ. n. Storer. Mrs. I. Stevenson John
p. Atkins, Frank Lercehe, Hugh Roberts, Il. p.
Stewart.
TIE woman's auxiliary of the Young Mems
Christian association VIII hold a meeting on
Monday, Dec. 5, at2:30 p. m, in the y NJ C. A.
looms No. 90 East Second South street. All
ladies' OF the different churches aue cordially in
Tlted 10 be present.
TERRITORIAL STATfSTICIAN I,TPPNANS sent 4,
the officials OF the twenty-five counties in this
territory, some $1,000 blank forms for agricul-
Tural. mercantile. building and manufacturing
statistics. The information which these blanks
are dealGrca 70 elicit VIII prove very valuable
MEMBERS OF the tin bucket brigade are ALWAYS
made welcome and their wants supplied Dv
johnson, Pratt i Co, IS Main street. Call in,
boys, on your way home, and buy your family
medicines. We are going 10 show you some fne
holiday presents this week al prices you can
stand.
SERGEANT FTTzIAURIcE's report of yester.
GAYS temperature is as follows: At 5: 33 a. m.
salt Lake CITY. 81; Helena. 4. Fort Custer
49,; Fort Washable, g.; Rawlins. 20 At II a
u.-Salt Lake city, IS; Stockton -; Bingham
%; Park City, p; Provo, "a; Alta, lO;Logan 81
Ogden, p.
JrnGE LANEY yesterday rendered his opinion
IL the case OF L. b. Wright, the barber who
was arrested recently FOR keeping his shou
open Oh Sunday. Judge Laney sustained the
ordinance. and fined the defendant $40. George
-doriimure was sent up for thirty days for va
grancy. Mary johnson was assessed $50 for
an assault.
TIE regular weekly meeting of the Pennsyl
vania association OF Utah was held at the gov
errors parlors last evening and was largely
attended Some twenty new members Joined
the association, and the affair was very pleas
ant one. A reunion viii be held at the same
place next Saturday night when the Iowa peo
pie WI be entertained.
NR. BERRY informs US that the notice in last
Sunday HERALD, asking those who wished TO
sd the Central Drum corps in the purchase OF
lheir new uniforms, 10 forward their d. has had
it, eject, great many Of our merchants hav.
ing donate quite handsomely. There is still
room, however, for others to show their public
spirit, as the uniforms are quite expensive and
Ire boys are In need OF aid.
YESTERDAY was the day set for the sentence
OF Joseph J. Stocking, who was convicted in the
Thitd district court recently of perjury His
attorney lnIerpOsed motion for a new trial
however. and sentence was postponed unit
Decan0er9 .. The hearing IN the case of J. II
Hammer IS. Martin Blackburn was set for the
same DAY. In the libel suit of J. A Gaiten vs.
the 3iTDa4e, the defendant was allowed te r
days IN which 10 answer.
JOE MORRIS, the London Pet" who claims
70 have defeated Tommy Warren, and Ed
Hale Nebraska slugger, were advertised tc
have SIX round contest at the Golden Gate
club last i. GhtIt.w rumored around town thai
The men were in for a genuine knockout anC
this coming TO the ears OF Marshals Parson.
ana Young. big squad of policemen and dep
uty marshals were on hand when the men came
IN the ring at 10 O'Clock This had the result
OF making the tight very tame affair.