The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-07-20

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To KLEP cool drink Phosferrone.
GRAND dinner at the Saddle Rock to-day.
MANTI will turn the eagle loose on the oath.
THE primaries ON Monday evening. Get there.
THERE will be big rush to the lake shores
o-day.
THERE was very heavy rain in some parts Of
Salt La county yesterday.
WELLS FARGO G. Co. shipped yesterday:
Bullion, So, 800; ores SlS,l79.
~ DON'T fail TO notice the advertisement of
cheap real estate in Cache valley.
EIGHT Weber pianos sold in seven days at
Coalter & Snelgroves, "a Main street.
DIFyou want an extra choice ham, ask for the
Acme brand, sold by Hardy, Young & Co.
MCCORMICK & Co. yesterday received: Han
HENRY w. LAWRENCE has filed his bond as
receiver for the church property in the sum OF
100000.
THE most complete line of Tennis shoes ever
brought TO this city at Spencer & kimball 100
Main street.
ALIENS Root Beer Extract makes a delici-
GUS summer drink at very little cost. For sale
by Culmer Bros.
DON'T forget 10 call on johnson. Pratt & Co..
when you need pure drugs, good soda water
or line perfumes.
To MAKE room for other goods the Coop
Furniture company are selling baby carriages at
cost. Call early and take your choice.
SAINsBURY & JOHNSON obtained an excellent
flash-light negative of the .'Rillee TAYLOR
comic opera company at the theatre last even
ing.
PETERSON & BROWN are making quite a
number of elegant silk banners for several OF
the outside towns, 10 be used in the primary
celebration.
JOHN MORGAN, of Mill Creek. was before
Commissioner NOrrn1l n II
unlawful Capitalization. His case was continued
until Tuesday
MR.. Il. G. SLEATER, president of the FEEDER
aztec Trades and Labor council, denies that he
Is q candidate for any office the Liberal or
any other ticket.
FOR help wanted situations wanted, rents
1cr sale, lost found etc., see THE HERALD
special column, inside page. Employment ad-
vertisementS free.
GRAssHoPPERs are doing some damage at
Manti. Consider Ible grain AID hay is being
taaen by tie pests. Minersville has also sui
Tered to some extent.
There are messages at the Western Union of
ice Tor A. Mcdonald, Miss Lizzie X. Burford
i. -. Clifford y Co. Frank Morand, Robert
GrlX, j. ). Anderson.
THE Union Pacific coal Office telephoned THE
HERALD last evening that all their men at p.
v. would resume work tomorrow, having ac-
ceded TO the coHapany'5 terms.
BY the bursting of a Waterman the new ter
race OF Walker Bros. on West Temple street
was flooded yesterday morning. The fire de-
partment pumped out the water.
WILLIAM SULLIVAN, an employee of the
water company, drew his salary YESTERDAY
afternoon and was Immediately seized with a
falnung mt. II was an hour before he recovered.
"A PENNY saved is penny earned" but a
pocket piece accumulateS no interest Take
your savings TO the State Bank of Utah and u
. per cent per annnm interest compound
quarterly.
THERE was good-natured, lively brush he
tween the Liberals and Peoples party at Ran
qolpn IN UGe school election Monday. The
Peoples parry cast somewhere near thirty votes
and the Liberals twenty-four.-E odnston Chief-
tan.
JOHN w. SMELL was arrested at about 1920
last evening, charged with unlawful cohabita-
ton His alleged plural wife was also taken
along. Both were taken before Commissioner
Greenman. Mr.. Smell waived examination and
gave bonds 10 await the action of the grand
jury.
LATE last evening it was learned that w 7
Burgess, manager of the late opera house, had
gone into partnership with Anderson Bros
ana that the hrm would control all city bill
posting ana advertising from the telephone
poles and sheet stands down to the sidewalk
privileges. The business is q new one and can
be worked up INTO big thing; and should Mr.
Burgess take the management of another
opera house, II VIII serve as useful adjunct
WOMAN monstrosity is perambulating the
streets OF this city with a hand organ. She has
no legs or. as some aver, she has only two short
fns doubled up under her, and is perched on A
pair of rockers. 1t is freely claimed that this
female, who makes a living out of the COMPASS
sion of others, owns $4,000 worth of real estate
IN Kansas city and has no business taking the
town.-IiTba'se. The party to whom the above
paragraph refer says it is a Tribune lie OF the
worst kind Everybody will believe her state
ment on general principles
heavy storm of hail visited Moroni and the
surrounding district last Sunday Judging by
the amount OF hail that covered the ground
north and northeast of the city, the storm was
an exceedingly heavy one, or else a cloud burst
In the vicinity The water in the upper and
lower bitches was raised so high that thew car
RED dirt and rubbish onto the grain Philin
Marks and Niels lGliason. of this CITY, were mn
IN that neighborhood getting the measurement
OF the water. The approach of the storm warned
them 10 get out OF the way They unhitched
their horse, left the cart to its fate and sought
shelter as best they could. A flume sulkv niow
and other things were carried off by the flood
The cost of repairing the bitches alone will RIM
up IN the hundreds, if il does not reach thous-
and dollars. On the west side OF Moroni along
the mountains the rain and hail made a ire
LlendouS noise. The amount of damage we have
been unable 10 ascertain. The storm first took
a northerly course then turned east along the
nils toward Fairvlew, finally going in a south
erly direction towards Mount Pleasant and
Spring City, 1t was the heaviest storm of the
season.-SeRtilef.
TRY J0HNSoN;S WINE OF NORWOOD