The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-04-20
LOCAL AND OTHER BRIEFS.

DID you hear anything drop?
KEEP your eye on South Lawn addition.
S. II. CLAwsoN's dental parlors at home
LEAD holds its own at SO, IS; silver is quoted
at 1e0H.
THE saloon-keepers' war cry: "Scott! Scott
George NJ ScottI'
AND there is mourning in the camps Of the
violators of the Sunday law.
LADIES call at Hardy, Young s. Co.'S and see
the fine line of slippers, cheap.
THE only train to Garfield Beach to-day leaves
at ppm. and returns at 6 pm.
THE highest guess yesterday (Salt Lake. was
10000. The lowest Salt Lake, was 39,551.
EARLY BREAKFAST, Oolong Congo, Tycoon
Tea dust and many other Teas, at Culmers
WELLS. FARGO & Co.'s shipments yesterday
were as follows. bullion, Sl0421; ore, S412l.
THE action taken by Mayor Scott Yesterday
will be applauded by every wellmeaning
citizen.
MCCORMICK & Co. received yesterday: Han
auer bullion. 900 silver and lead ores, $1,000;
total, sl3,l00.
by the Coop Furniture Co. The finest line ever
shown in the city.
a RAYMOND excursion party of eighty per-
sons arrived here from the west yesterday, and
will remain over until Monday.
THERE are messages at the Western Union
Office for M. b. Whitney, E. j. Randolph, John
Huber aid Ashley Thompson.
LADIES SO shoes, worth $3.50; school shoes
sl.5o stylish and solid; James Means So shoes
at Spencer & kimballs, leg Main street
READ notice in this mornings issue OF Chris.
Diehl assessor and collector of water rates.
and cali at his Office in city hall and settle.
THE officers of the stock exchange met at
Mr.. Trewee1s office yesterday morning, but
adjourned without transacting any business.
FOR help wanted, situations wanted rents,
for sale, lost, found ETC., see THE HERALDS
special column inside page. Employment ad
vertisements free
THE transforms last evening and early this
morning made the farmers rejoice. The rain
fab in the afternoon was the heaviest ever seen
IN this section, while IL lasted. EsAz
THERE will be union meeting of the various
churches in the city at the Methodist Episcopal
church this evening. when the subject of Sun
day concerts will be considered.
THE meeting at federal court room tomorrow
evening should be attended by all who are inter
ested in the welfare of the city. Important
matters will doubtless be discussed.
THE Ladies' Musical society holds its thir-
tieth recital on Monday evening, April 81 in
Calder's Music hall, at 7:3O O'Clock. 1t is I'M
derstood an excellent programme is TO be given.
THE examination of DR.. ]. ]. West on the
charge of biganly, which was to have been held
before Commissioner Greenman yesterday
morning, was continued by agreement of coun-
sci until tomorrow at TO-
IN Denver they say: 1.-THE Sunday saloon
must CO." In Salt Lake, Mayor Scott saws:
1.-The saloons must close at II O'Clock Saturday
night and remain closed until Monday morning
The gambling heis must be closed perma-
nently.n Rah for Scott
SERGEANT FITZMAURICEs report of yester.
day stemperature is as follows: At :35 a.m.-Salt
Lake City, so; Helena, 26; Fit. Custer. "a; Fit
Washable a; Rawlins, az. AT IL a. m.-Salt
Lake City, SO; Ogden, "a; Stockton, 81; Bing-
ham, IS; Park City, 81; Provo So; Alta, 80.
ABOUT five hundred spectators witnessed a
very interesting and hotly contested game of
baseball at Washington square yesterday after
noon between the plumbers employed at David
James & Co. 5 and j. w. Farrell & Co.'S. The
game resulted in victory for the James men,
the score standing II TO to their favor.
FROM John Davis, who was over from Nam
moth yesterday, we learn that they are taking
gold ore out of the Mammoth mine worth $500
900 per ton. This is almost beyond belief but
people are learning not 10 be surprised at any
thing which comes from the Mammoth, and TO
expect just such rich discoveries in this mine
CifJ.
THE trains were a little 'off'' again yester.
dao. Nos. and of the Rio Grande Western
wera on time; No 3, due at $40 am. was one
was one hour behind. The Union Pacific Park
City and 707 were on time. while 70I due al
1910. was two hours and twenty minutes be-
hind. A special from Ogden brought down the
Utah & Northern passengers and mail at
o'clock.
THE Virginia (Nerada) Enterprise says that
muck timber from the old workings of The mines
Is now used for fuel for the boilers. and recently
an assay was made of some of the ashes by the
foreman of the Consolidated Virginia He
found that they went $40 a ton, and immediately
dumped pile containing about 20 tons into the
ore bins. The old timber. very much of which
is compressed 5y. the weight II sustained has
during its silent strain absorbed from its sur
roundings the precious metal in quantities
sufficient to make it about the biggest grade
fuel ever used.
Ar about o'clock yesterday afternoon the
cry Look out" ran along FIRST South street
east of Godoe's corner, and The throng Of mel
and women commenced scattering right and
left as runaway horse with pair OF shafts
trailing at its heels came dashng along the
sidewalk. The animal had nearly reached the
corner without running over any one when a
Mrs. Schools. who probably did not see the ap-
pr0ach Of the animal was struck and Knocked
violently down. She was picked up uncon.
Scious and carried into the drug store where
an examination showed that she had received .
severe injury in. the back Of the head DR.
3 snedict was called for and arrived a few min
utes after the accident. He dressed the wound
and the unfortunate lady was then placed in q
carriage and taken to her home near the Sail
Lake brewery. On the way she appeared to bf
sinking and for a time hope of her recovery
was entertained. She rallied after reaching hel
home however and at last accounts was still
alive. She is fifty-four years of age and has 8
family.
Lime for sale by Beattie & Co., in an,
quantities, at No. 81 w. Second South
street,