The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-11-16
LOCAL AND OTHER BRIEFS.

j., P. & Co. for drugs.
Hot soda &C., wasatch elevator lobby.
lions Savings Bank and Trust Co.
GRAND turkey dinner at Saddle Rock to-day 3
GRAND turkey dinner at the Saddle Rock
to-day.
AN elegant line Of carpets at the Coop Fur
niture company.
WELLS, FARGO & Co., yesterday received:
bullion 5000; ore $4,000.
WoRKNGMEN don't fail to try pair those
solid stylish shoes for Sl.75 at Spencer s Kim
ball.
THOSE home made blankets at John c..
Cutler & Bros, No. So Main street, are just the
thing.
THERE are messages at the Western Union
for T. T, Brown, c. Litchfield and R. W. Rem
lngton.
IT is is said that Joe Oberndorfer and Jake
Greenwald will soon be known as mine hosts of
the St. James.
MCCORMICK s Co. received yesterday: Han
suer Bullion, So $50; silver and lead ores,
81, S62. Total, SOP.
OVER 500 kinds OF new candies and fine nov
elites for the Christmas trade. James G. Nc
Donald & Co., Salt Lake city.
ARTHUR STAYNER will deliver a lecture at
the Sugar House westinghouse at $50 p. m.
to-day. Subject, IAN Hour with the Prophet
THE members of the Spanish Guitar and Man
dolin club meet at Salisbury s. Johnsons to-day
at for the purpose Of having group photo
graph. taken.
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, sooO,0o0
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 9. Cannon, vice-prest.*
CHRISTIAN ANDERSON, of Fillmore, and W.
d. Newson, of this city, yesterday completed
sentenced for infraction of the Edmunds-
Tucker law, and were released from the peni-
Tertiary.
DR.. SHIP will lecture on Sanitation at
the Eighth ward meeting house tonight, COM
mencing at $50 sharp. This subject Is attract
ing widespread interest, and as the doctor is
an interesting talker and well informed on the
subject, ought to draw a full house, and
doubtless will.
OFFICER HILTON Yesterday received word of
the death Of his fatherinlaw. Prof. William
Armitage, the well-known artist at San Fran
cisco: on thursday, at the age of 40. 1t seems
that Mr.. Armitage was painting at the Cliff
house at the time of his DEATH He resided in
this city for some years. and had many friends
here. The body will be brought to this city for
burial.
ARTHUR BROWN and T. w Wampler, the at
terneys. have offices in the same building and
yesterday afternoon they had a dispute over
The position OF Mr. Wampier's sign. which ended
in the last named gentleman hitting his dis
tlnguiShed brother a blow in the face which
sent Mr. Brown across the sidewalk. Friends
then interfered and a truce was patched up.
TIE West Side music hall has Just been re
fitted at an expense of $500. The walls have
been papered. the ceiling decorated and new
floor put down. The hall viii be used during
toe winter ball room and place of amuse
ment. The first ball will be given by 1.-The BOYS
in the newly reno waited quarters on Thanllsciv
n Dor az
TO celebrate the occasion IN becoming manner
ORDERS and advertisements for the Christ
mas HERALD have been literally pouring in
during the past few days, and By all indica
tions the number will outshine in popularity
even those of previous years, 1t will have a
circulation all over the country and it will &C
in heavy numbers through Utah Idaho, Colo
RADIO. wyoming and Montana. People desiring
advertising space are requested to send matter
In Immediately.
'OPEN-LETTER' Ellis lect ures in the theatre
Monday evening, November "a, on topic thai
is the one burning question of the hour fol
Utah. As Mr.. Ellis puts II, ''Disfranchisemen1
is Crime and that will be the topic of his
lecture. The many Liberals who listened tc
his lecture on Utah Liberalism and ther
voted for John T. Game should hear him on this
live topic. 1t is the intention TO give the lee
turer rousing house and benefit The real
liberals will be there in force and the lecture
VIII doubtless be entertaining and instructive
Let US all go.
CHARLES L. CRANE. of the new theatre
comiQue, which is going up on Franklin
avenue has returned from the east bringing
with him frst-class scenic artist. Mr. Crane
says the management proposes TO conduct q
frst-class variety house at popular prices and
he thinks the parties who have been trying 10
inlure the enterprise in advance would have
shown better judgment if they had waited until
they could speak intelligently in The matter
and not presume TO know it ali in advance Mr.
Crane says the theatre will be thrown open to
the public on Christmas night.
4. In-b
fast they follow. This is original with Shakes
peare, but the late Liberal candidate for Dele
gate TO Congress could apply it TO himself The
suit recently planted against him by Mr. George
w. Carter is still fresh IN the memory of the
public, and all remember how he pleaded the
baby act to escape paying the Judgment Since
that time Carter has not been asleep by any
means, but has been on the alert for any prop
erty that the eX-judge might own He has at
last discovered a sixth interest in a group oil
mines at Tintic, which has been attached the
papers being served last week by deputy
marshal. a hearing will probably be had some
time during the present week, when other racy
developments may be expected.
The Delegate-elect from Utah to the SD Con
gress, Hon. John T. Game, NJ. c. last night in
vited the executive board of the Peoples terri
ior1al central committee. and also the speakers
who had accompanied him on his tour through
the territory, to meet him at the Cullen hotel
A rich banquet followed. with toasts senti
ments and speeches. 1t was a love feast of the
first order; the speeches, etc, deserve repro
lish at least portions of them. The hioh
tributes TO the character and the compliments
TO the ability Of the honored delegate express
ing as they do the general sentiment of the
people on these topics, evince the good will OF
the party and the estimation in which Mr.
Game is held by them.
A DICKEY bird whispers to.THE HERALD that
Architect Apponyi ana the city council commit
tee on arbitration had little seance yestt riav
In which the architect distinctly scared out OF
top. They asked him for his best rate for a set
tlement, and lie answered that if by 10 o'clocl
tomorrow morning they pungled up the sum Of
$500 and some odd cents he would cry quits
If not. his attorneys would Immediately sue fo,
s5J.D6O on account of defamation of charactel
and three months idleness which the CITY haf
enforced on him. The same bird MARBLES thai
the committee was of the opinion that tht
SOD offer would better be embraced. which
with the $500 already paid. makes something
over $4,000 this little experiment will have cost
Judge Bartch. on behalf of the county. wanted
Sunday to think it over. ands Apponyi's LAWYERS
are represented saying that they don't car,
straw whether the Monday morning offer il
embraced or not.
TRY JOHNSoN'S VIM OF WOR MWOor
for the appetite. 75c. johnson, Pratt g. Co. =
LOOK OUT FOR DUNFORD'S