The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-11-30
LOCAL AND OTHER BRIEFS.
zroS's Savings Bank and Trust Co.

lions Savings Bank and Trust Co.
GRAND dinner at the Saddle Rock to-day.
AN elegant line of carpets at the Coop. Fur
piture company.
For an all wool dress go to John c. Cutler &
Bro No. Sc Main street
WELLS. FARGO & Co., received yesterday:
Bullion, 81 lo4; fine bars, S24,626
CToIIET bottles for covering, satchet powder
and perfumes at johnson, Pratt Co.'S
MCCORMICK & Co. received yesterday: Sill
yer and lead ores, 5000; Hanauer bullion, s9,5OO
WoRKINGMEf;, don't fail to try pair of those
old. stylish shoes for Sl.75, at Spencer & Kim
ball
THE cheapest blankets and quilts in town are
al the Western Shoe and Dry Goods com
pany.
LADIES' tea-gowus and walking suits at your
own price at the Western Shoe and Dry Goods
company.
In the Third district court yesterday, Tim d.
Sullivan. a native of Ireland, was admitted to
citizenship.
THE Salt Lake Rock company is now pre-
pared 10 fill orders in any amounts for all kinds
of rubble rock.
For bargains in ladies' and misses cloaks, go
70 the Western Shoe and Dry Goods company
81 and 81 Main street.
ORDER your Christmas candies in carload lots
and secure low figures at once. james g. Nc
Donald & Co., Salt Lake CITY,
THE Rock Springs Coal company has a large
supply Of Rock Springs lump and nut coal; can
fill all orders promptly. Office at Godbe-Pitts
drug sto c
THE Delta Phi of the University OF Deseret
debate with the Young Mems Lyceum of
Draper tomorrow evening in the university
building at z o clock.
THE cheap sale of jackets and capes in astra-
kan, Persian lamb and seal plush should be
seen at the Western Shoe and Dry Goods COM
pany, 81 and 90 Main street.
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, 100000.
TIE Federated Trades and Labor council give
their third grand annual ball in the G. A. R.
hau Friday December 5th. Tickets have been
placed at ST. Everyone invited.
The friends of Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Horne
have been busy congratulating the young couple.
A handsome, bouncing girl took up her abode
with them on Thanks giving day.
THE funeral of Sarah Jane Marley will take
place at o'clock this afternoon at the residence
of the parents OF the deceased, No. 945 Fifth
North. Friends of the family invited to attend.
lions Savings Bank an Trust Co., receives
deposits on interest at per cent. per annum
principal and interest on demand. w. Wood
run, president George @. Cannon, vice-prest.
WE. have no branch house in the city. The
original and only Peoples Equitable Coop"
association is located at Z and Main street,
next TO lions Savings bank. I'll. J. Foulger,
superintendent.
CITY ATTORNEY MERRITT and County Attor
ney Murphy held consultation yesterday with
Sutherland s. Judd, Mr.. Appoints attorneys,
with view 10 settling that gentleman's claim,
but no conclusion was reached.
THE hearing in the case of the Eureka Hill
Mining company the Bullion-Beck, in which
the plaintiff sues for an injunction TO restrain
the defendant from taking ore from their
ground, has been set for Decembers
THE hearing in the intermnabe beach lands
contest case was resumed in the land office yes
terday. Prof. Hirsching was recalled and testi
fled that from analysis Of earth from the lands
in question. he believed they were susceptible
OF being reclaimed for agricultural purposes.
days temperature is as follows: AT 5:33 am.
Salt Lake city, "a; Helena 49, Fort Custer,
%; Fort Washable, =; Rawlins. % At IL a..
m.-Salt Lake city, 40; Ogden, IS; Stockton, Il;
Bingham, 28; Park City, "a; Provo, %; Alta "a
Logan, IS.
JAMES NJ BEATIE, better known as "Bub''
Beatie, and Miss Lizzie Potter were married at
Scofield on Thanksgiving day. Messrs. VIII
Sharp and e. L. Carpenter rendered MIR. and
Mrs. Beatie grand reception and several OF
their Salt Lake frienCS attended. "Bub'' is
now running the p. V. Coal company's store
and his friends here extend greetings TO him
self and bride.
THE illustrious Western Shoe and DRY Goods
company. 81 and 81 Main street, was the scene
OF amusement yesterday when laboring man
and wife entered with a huge door lock and re
quested key to fit. he was politely told that
the key they were handling would not fit the
lock, but q substitute left well satisfied with
his purchase of goods at bargain prices. Fetch
on the locks and do likewise.
THE Peoples Central Drum corps which ha:
rendered such efficient service during the last
few campaigns, is arranging for some very
handsome and expensive uniforms. We learn
that they have almost raised the sum required
nfrlNG md Thnr II
only be the proper thing If they receive ai6
from the public, for whom they have o Otter
turned out gratuitiously. Any one feeling in
clined 10 aid the uniform fund can send in theil
subscription to any of the officers, c. l.. Berry
Sid Clawson or Charles Wells.
THE advertising space in THE CHRISTINA.
HERALD has all been disposed, of, and TIL
HERALD counting rosm has been under the
necessity of refusing several advertisement:
which came in too late. The aim this year ha.
been 70 make the number an attractive one L
the reading public. and for people desiring t.
send the issue away: the advertising space wa.
therefore limited and was quickly spoken for
The publication will be increased 900 beyond
the original design, the orders already takel
canvasser alone, Mr.. Allen took 5000 as the re
suit OF his Main street canvass. Each regula
subscriber of THE HERALD receives a copy free
Extra copies, which should be ordered at once
rs cents.
TIE letter-carriers are making every prepare
ton for their grand ball in the theatre which
occurs on the 18th of December. The Salt Lax
public owes the boys something year or 5,
ago, when the department at Washington haC
refused any additional help, which was badl
needed and which has since been granted tn
gentlemen of the gray uniforms buckled dow
TO work IN earnest, putting in from fifteen T.
eighteen hours per day, and doing work 70
which they received no salary. The hours of
carriers work are put at eight by law. and Their
was no reason why the Salt Lake carriers shoul
have put in five or six hours extra each day ha
they not been willing to. A claim for extra sci
vice hes been forwarded to the department bu
no one believes that it will ever be paid Ha
the boys not put in many hours gratis, the Sal
Lake public would have been in bad fix as re
CARDS their mail.
THE following specimens have been given t
Professor Montgomery for the museum of tn
University of Deseret: A fine sample of COL
and silver ore from the Centennial Eureka min
in Juab county, presented by Judge Rober
Hardness; specimen ofmetallic aluminium fror
Mr.. b. H. Hampton: iridescent coal from Roc
Springs wyoming, presented by President Park
two tarantuiasefrom Salt Lake city, given by Nj
w. d. Neal and Mr. @. A. Weggeland: tarar
tula from St. David. Arizona, given by Mr.
A. McRea; fossiliferous limestone from Grants
vile. presented by Architect r. o. Riard Sa
Lake City; very pure granular gypsum from
Sewer county, Utah, also aluminite and roc
salt presen Jed by Mr.. Levi Curtis of Spriu,
VILE; one dozen eggs and four shells of til
mossback and marsh turtles from Lake Christ
anne, Michigan: shells from the Wildcs
river Indiana: the eggs and nest of the brow
thrush and OF the red-wing blackbird. and a re
bird from Iowa. presented ov Mr.. G. H. Bliss
TRY JoHNSoN's VINE OF wORMwOO
for the appetite 75c. johnson, Pratt & Co.
Silk derby and soft hats all pradas