The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-03-23
LOCAL AND OTHER BRIEFS.

THE trsins were little OF again yesterday
The rio Grande No. 3, due at 40 u. m, was
one ard a half hours late: No. 3 due Ut lO:oU
a. m was forty five minutes behind No. 1, due
at 6:5o, fell behind one hour and thirty i've
minutes; No. was. on time. The Union Pacific
Park City came in on time; 7Oi, due at l2:lO.
arrived at 2:l0, and 707. the Utah s. Northern,
ne at Z, arrived at 9:lO.
c. l.. CRANE & Co. yesterday leased the
grounds and plant OF the Salt Lake Iron and
Rock company. and propose to engage in the
manufacture of lime on an extensive scale Mr..
Crane stated last evening that they would put
in i've or SIX additional kilns, which will increase
the capacity to 1000 bushels OF lime per day.
! should the demand exceed this, the capacity
will be still further increased
MIR. j. GoEGHEGAN entertained last evening
at the Alta club Mr.. NJ. j. Melooney. Mi Il. j.
dayes, Or. J. Il. w. Brackea and Mr.. A. L.
Richmond, Mrs Pietson. Miss Bayley. Miss
Corbett and the Misses Miles. Mrs. Plerson
chaperoned the young ladies. The repast was
exquisite, five kinds OF wine OF the Alta iaVor-
| lite brands favored the menu The evening S
| enjoyment included game OF whist
| THE Mammoth Mining company held their an
| nual meeting yesterday and elected the follow
| ing officers: President, William Mcintyre; wee
| president, j. A. Cunningham; treasurer L. .
| dills; these gentlemen, wi n the addition OF H.
p. Mason, William NJ. Bradley. 5. Mcintyre and
Il. w. Jennings, form the board OF directors j
Fred. Corker was reelected secretary, a posluoI
which he has held for many years.
THE second debate between the Salt Lake
LTceum and the Ogden Literary and Debatin;
society takes place next Friday evening, th'
3; tn inst, at the Fourteenth ward assemDl!
rooms. The subject of debate viii be, Ike
solved That free trade would be a Settef ponc
for the United States than projections; sal
Lake affirmative. The Lyceum Will be repre-
scented by the following well-known free-trad
champions: Me-sTs. j. II. Paul, Peter Elho
and josiah Burrows. The meeting will be opene
with Quartette by members OF the LyceuH
After The debate both societies will adjourn t
the Saddle Rock.
THE telephone company has issued the follow
ing circular; THE Rocky Mountain Bell Tel'
phone company begs 10 advise you that, Tor re-
sons which appear below, II is compelled TO AZ
nounce an increase of rates, to take effect o
and after May next. The new rate VIII be 3
per annum for offices and $50 for residence
with the usual additional charges on all instr
ments located over three -foutthS of mile frol
central Office. these being the minimum rate
now in force in Denver, Leadville, Kansas On
and other similar cities. The present unsat1
It factory condition of the telephone service IS dt
10 the electrical disturbances caused by tt
electric railway company. and in the late su
in the district court, in which this compar
asked that the electric railway company Shou
be compelled TO so operate its road as not
g interfere with the telephone service, no rell
q was granted and the company Is thereto
;, forced 10 expensive reconstruction and an ado
u ton of costly appliances to remedy the prese
?. service; this also involves continuous
creased cost of maintenance. These improv
rnents will be pushed to completion at one
d The company hopes for a continuance OF 20
patronage