The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-02-02
LOCAL AND OTHER BRIEFS.

CAMPAIGN rubber boots for marching clubs 2
Spnceer & kimball's. &
EVERYTHING you want in druggists sundrie
at johnson, Pratt & Cos. =
MCCORMICK & Co received YESTERDAY
hanauer bullion, 81, $50.
WELLS. FARGO s. Co.'S shipments yesterda
we're; Bullion, A0l6.2S.
THE Contributor for February is no to tim
and out February l, bright and readable as eve,
WILLIAM s. CLAYs, well-known resident q
Heart. "a Un'
THE Liberal headquarters has moved from tn,
ola stand on Second South street to the Wake
house. ''-'Ne
FELT boots, felt shoes, and felt slippers fo
everybody IN all prices and kinds, at Spencer &
h-mbals S.
HARDY, YOUNG & Co. have Grenoble walnuts
laragona Almonds, Texas pecans, and a large
Alne of fine confectionery.
THE Elite restaurant on First South. a few
ooors west OF Main street, will open tomorrow
morning. VIII Price Is manager
WHENEVER you need ANYTHING in the d,,,o
nne rene nber the boys, Johnson, Pratt G. Co.
VIII Always treat you well. No. As Main street.
a GRAND concert will be given in the Fifteenth
ward meeting house, February s. 1890 by SAT-
Lake talent, for the benefit of the drum corps.
SAM LEVY is booming his Famous cigars
thfough the medium of some monster ther.
Lnometefs, one of which THE Herald ac.
knowledge recei DIT Of.
TIE regular monthly meeting of Salt Lake
typographical uion No 1l5, takes place to-day,
al p m, at A. o. U. w. hall The executive
committee viii meet at o'clock.
For the benefit of Mr.. j. It. HARDWOOD who is
40" III Harls pursuing his artistic studies the
large picture of 1.-The Bridge recently EXHIBIT
ed IN Johnson Pratt s. Co. window is to be
HENRY NAIsBITT was arrested Yesterday nv
deputy Cannon on the going charge He was
taken before Commissioner Groenman and cave
9ondS In the sum OF $500 for his appearance
Monday. NPP 0''- '--10
THAT bearded band of brave bows. the provo
nlustache club, had royal time at their bali on
9noay evening Several couples from Salt
tripping" for Washington's Birthday.
THE car track crossing east of THE HERALD
corner Is IN a bad condition, and has been
permitted TO remain so for some time DUrin q
= nav II Is Well-nigh impossible for pedestrians
gentlemen OF the car company, go to!
WILLIAM j. BATEMAN returned last night
from a run up TO Brigham, where he went to adj
gust loss for the Home Fire Insurance com
pany rom recent ire He saws people in thar
vicinity are looking forward to most prosper
Gus year.
OVER seven hundred copies of to-day's HER
AID Will be circulated in Ogden to bona fide
supScrIoeIs. c. B. Anothony, who has charge
OF unat department assures us that thew
ere all oelvered In less than two hours after the
arrival OF the train.
SERGEANT FITZMAURICE,s renort of rec+ar
LAY temperature is as follows-Salt I axe civ
a. Helena IS; Fort Custer "a: Fort Wa
; sa%kle e. 10; RawlinS 20 At Il a. m-Salt Lake
Park CITY, ~; Provo, 4s; Alta, =.
BEAVER. the cigar man ON Second Son+,,
otleei; al winch place it was shown in police
court ne has been accustomed to run a LITTLE
s,al. ne anu aupea number of the unwise was
on the street last night opposite the WaSatch !
'ouIIulhg' running some sort of u scheme
THERE will be meeting of the executive com
IHiItte oI the Noman's Suffrage association |
held on Monday. February g. at 10 am, at the |
residence of MIS-. NJ. \ Dougall 40 N WpsI |
z, temple street. The attendance of all officers is
. especially deS rel. BY order of the Chairman
Grs- r y BeaUie. RACHEL EDWARDS. secre,
COBBLE crossings at the best are not extremely
pleasant pan ements for the feet OF ladies'
bus When the coobles are torn I'D by the ruth
less nisla OF a street railway company and never
a&ec, the cobble pavement becomes an ex-
'-ray desirable walk, especially in muddy
y Gather. From this Delicate suggestion We
aIusl Inc street railway company, without more
aQo, viii proceed to fix the crossings about THE
HERALD corner.
MARRIAGE certificates as follows were filed in
1he ONCE OF the clerk of the probate court yes
iGeraay: Jonathan Needham and Georpiana
e5foWn; both Of this city, were made husband
<lno VIE on January 10, Judge Pyper performing
IAe ceremony. William Odd and Ayilda l., Pace |
on the I'D of last month, entered into bonds of !
~ n nslrImony, William Brown, bishop of Bountl
lOl. ofnclated. The certificate of W D. Pvuer !
aud Euphelia Latimer whose marriage we men
blohed yesterday, was also filed yesterday.
N the police court yesterday, John Mellon a
soldier from the fort, who created a disturbance
a. the theatre Friday night, was fined $40 John
murphy common inebriate, was find $50: he
<lu work out the fine with the motley crew
~hOIn the city city feeds, at the rate of dollar
was asesseP lSr BEING ot drunk F and
was run in by the police who found him wallow-
ing IN the mud with bottle of whisky in his
gpeh and he al pfe lead guilty to having been
other drunk, was fined $40. John Vincent an
swered to the charge of battery. His case was
set Tor the 4th inst, at o'clock pm c
The following from a letter written to the |
Idaho World from the town of Emmett presents q
4 much needed truth very plainly and forcibly .
DoIu; we wish every one who is believer in |
humanity to animals could see the MANY left TO Il
StarFe and through pure careiessness left to .
get water from the river as best they can and 1
hundreds on Boise and Payette rivers go out to :,
ne middle OF the streams to the openings slim +
q and go under the ice. If anv one takes nm an
animal and feeds 1t, the man who owns it comes
ilong and takes it; says he can attend to his b
ava business and he did not instruct YOU to feed I
MS stock There should be a law compelling L
.tock owners to feed through snow or forfeit +
her stock to the county for school purposes
THRRE are so many thugs, thieves and sneaks
n the city Just now who hang about until after =
5iecllon mat business men, and in fact all peo- :
,le should beware Friday night a couple of e
aleveS entered the Boston clothing store in the r
5eSeret Dank building, 4 little after dark and
Worried clerk great deal about the prices of V
Inherent articles, and finally one bought pair of
SOCKS ana managed TO monopoliZe the clerks at 81
enten, during which the other skillfully hid a c,
lumber of pairs of pants under his overcoat and .
made his exit with them. Yesterday morning e.
earch was made at several second hand stores
tut the great stock of new clothing found at n
nese places. make it difficult to find goods of f,
nat kind One pair of the pants stolen was '
ound by little boy hidden away behind a "
saloon
DELICIOUS WARM BEVERAGES. p.