The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-10-12
LOCAL AND OTHER BRIEFS.
"'47 to 10"
LEAD, 1926; silver. sl.lob.

Z1oN's Savings Bank and Trust Co.
GRAND dinner at the Saddle Rock to-day. =
THE Utah Stove and Hardware company want
q timer.
Mr. FILLS has invited the anti Mormon clergy
to his lecture.
John C. CUTLER g. BRO. have moved TO their
old stand, No. &c Main street.
Do not miss Mr.. Ellis lecture, next Wednes-
day evening" in the theatre on . Al to 70.
WoRKINGMEN don't fail to try pair those
solid stylish shoes for sl.75 at Spencer & Kim
ball
DEsERET telegraph Office now located under
McCornick's bank. Ogden and Provo business
promptly handled.
MCCORMICK g. co. yesterday received:
Hanauer bullion. $1,000; silver and lead ores,
&c, 100 Total, Sl0,l00.
The best lady horseback rider, will get an ele-
.vant side saddle at the Driving Park to-day
Programme beginning at ] p. IN. ADMISSION
% cents.
THOSE people at the Western Shoe and Dry
Goods company sell to everybody. They have
the best stock OF dry goods ana SHOES u Tue
city. Call in and see them.
SAVING is the secret of wealth. Five per
cent. per annum paid on savings aeposlts,
interest compounded quarterly, at the state
Bank OF Utah, capital, soOO,OOO-
ISN'T it fact that the streets are in no better
condition now than they were year ago at TINS
streets took hand in the matter:
lions Savings Bank an Trust Co., receives
deposits on interest al 8 per cent per annum,
principal and interest on demand W. WOOD
ruff, president, George @. Cannon, vlce-prest.
IT is worth ones while to call and see the
rushing business being done by the Western
Shoe and Dry Goods company, 81 and % Main
street. they sell cheaper than anybody ana see
TO your wants.
THE street car time schedule is slowly recover
ing from the attack of nervous prostration
cg.used by overwork during fair and conference
week. It's patrons will be glad when 1t has en-
tirely recovered.
THE Payson Enterprise, volume 8, No. ], is
fairly blooming, and Is the best printed OF all
our country exchanges. There are number oil
crudities in the style of the headings. however,
that should be abolished, as they are not at all
IN keeping with the general appearance OF the
paper.
A COUPLE of young fellows are industrously
engaged in passing counterfeit silver quarters
in this city They worked several saloons yes
terday to the extent of q few dollars. Their de-
scription has been given TO the police, ana I'M
less they decamp pretty soon, they are liable TO
be run in.
ALL members of the entral drum corps are
requested to meet at the usual place on We'd
nesday, 18th, at $50 TO elect the following Off
GERS, drum major, captain and secretary. All
absentees will be subject to fine, as the by
laws will be strictly enforced. Thomas M.
hiddle, LIST lieut.
THE snow-storm of yesterday filled the sur
rounding Eulches. The snow is a tIi1e toe
early for comfort but it means good supply OF
wafer next year. An old mountalneer SAID yes
terday that foot Of snow piled up in the noun
tans now was worth three feet three months
hence for the reason that il makes good
foundation fer that which is sure to follow.
a YOUNG man named Charles Handley was
arrested by Deputy Marshal Cannon yesterday
on the charge of fornication, alleged to have
been committed with Miss Fannie earn. Hand
ley was taken before Commissioner Greenman
who set the examination for next Tuesday at II
a. m. and the defendant was released upon fur
nishing bond of $500. Both of the parties re-
side al Mill Creek.
THE examination of H. F. Sheaparson on the
charge of obtaining money under false pre-
lenses was held before commissioner Norrel
yesterday afternoon. Judge Mcdowell defend
ing and ID. c. Eichnor prosecuting. The cour
decided that the evidence failed TO sustain tn
charge and Sheaparson was acquitted. II i
said that the charge of embezzlemedt agalns
Sheaparson may be prosecuted
JUDGE LANEY had a very light day in tn
police court yesterday. James Anderson ant
Tom McCardell were lined $40 each for drunken
ness, and William Hart and James Hamilton
were assessed Sc each for similar intersections
Thomas Ellis pleaded guilty TO stealing rid
over the Union Pacific, but the court suspende
sentence. James Gleer, charged with assault
ing George Mousley, was acquitted. 2. ]. Don
nelly was sent up for ten days for lrespassing
Mr.. b. II. ROBERTS has assume the edito
ship of THE SEMI WEEKLY HERALD, and tn
products of his well-known and vigorous pc
will hereafter form one of the attractions Q
that paper. AS heretofore the cream of all TIL
DAILY HERALD'S dispatches, locals and mis-
cenaneous articles will appear in THE SEM
WEEKLY. but she large circulation il has at
tanned and its fast growing Importance in tn
country have decided the proprietors OF TIL
HERALD to make IL paper more diStlnctiyel
suited to the tastes and wants OF countr
readers, and, and TO secure matter which Wi
appear in that issue exclusively. To that en-
MIR. Roberts has been engaged as editor. TIL
business management will remain the same a
the daily, and as in the past all advertisers
THE SUNDAY and DAILY HERALD will be az
corded special rates in the SEMI WEEKLY
Hereafter the Au-WEEKLY will be enlarge
10 an S-column, SPACE edition regularly.
THE long pending examination of the al
counts of eX-Receiver Dyer has at last bee
brought to close. and now it only remains fc
Commissioner Stone TO file his report TIL
final session was held in Mr.. Variants office We
terday morning. when Mr.. Varian moved
strike the portions of the testimony of J.
Bache, L. Z. McGurrin and James Moffat
going 10 show Judge Zane's connection with u
matter as an attorney. on the ground that IL va
irrelevant. Arthur Brown strenuously objecte
to this. After long discussion the commi
sioner sustained the motion. Mr.. Varian the
submitted volumInous document, embracr
the finding asked by the United States. Con
missioner Stone stated that his findings woul
conform with those made by Judge Harknes
aud intimated that he would find that Mr.. by,
had acted with improperly but not dishonest
In using 1900 of the fund for his own purpose
and that tho sum had been repaid with interes
AS to the Council house property, Mr.. Dyer az
his sureties would be responsible If it shou
transpire that the property had passed beyo1
the reach OF the government through his n
glect
TRY J0HNSQN'S WINE OF WORMwOO
for the appetite 75c Johnson Pratt e. Co