The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-12-10
LOCAL And OTHER BRIEFS.
Johnson, PRATT & Co. for drugs.


XMAS wines and brandies at johnson, Pratt
& Co.'S.
AN elegant line of carpets at the Coop. Fur
niture company.
THE event of the season-the Letter Carriers
ball. All invited
FOUR thousand dollars worth of guitars at
Coalter & Snelgrove's.
PIANOS from three to seven hundred dollars
at Coalter & Snelgrove's.
THREE thousand dollars worth of mandolins
at Coalter q Snelgrove's.
SIX hundred and fifty musical boxes to select
from at Coalter Snelgrove's.
WELLS FARGO s. Co., received Yesterday:
bullion, S4.5o0; fine bars s7,249.
PIANOS in oak. mahogany, rosewood, ebony
and walnut at Coalter & Snelgroves.
THE Union Pacific is now running Pullman
buffet cars between Salt Lake and Butte.
TIE people for the Franklin avenue variety
theatre are expected TO arrive here Friday.
T. R. JONES & Co. yesterday received: Ores,
sl6,230; Silver and lead, Si,4S0. Total, S207l0.
z. C. NJ. 1. offers immense bragains in cloaks,
wraps, and furs, see advl rtisement this morn
ing.
woRKINGMEu, don't fail TO try pair of those
solid, stylish shoes for sl.75, at Spencer q hi5
ball
WE guarantee ali our homemade goods as
represented. JOHN G. CUTLER d BRO, No. St
Main street.
SOME interesting reading is furnished this
morning in 2. c. NJ. lis advertisement ~ per
cent reduction on shawls. capes, cloaks IT..
SAVING is the secret OF wealth Five per
cent. per anlun paid on savings deposits,
interest compounded quarterly at the State
Bank Of Utah, capital, s5OO.000.
lions Savings Bank an Trust Co. receives
deposits or interest at per cent. per annum.
principal ana interest on demand. w. Wood
run, president George Q. Cannon vice-prest.*
THE following DRINKS were assessed 50 each in
the police court yesterday: D. a, jenkins, ".
A. Perrine, L. Jacks, William Frazier, John
Moran, John Ryan, James Bench, J. Doe and
Robert Hines.
THE theatre board has decided on re-seating
the first circle, and Manager Burton has placed
the contract. At a recent meeting OF the ai-
reCtory Frank ". Jennings was elected in place
OF John c. Cutler, resigned.
ANOTHER opera house is a certainty il would
appear. This with the new Franklin Avenue
theater soon to be opened, and the old standby.
the salt Lake theatre, should furnish Salt
Lake with amusements galore.
ORDERS for copies OF THE CHRISTMAS
HERALD continue 10 arrive from all over the
land. In yesterdays mail was an order from
LeMoyne, the noted actor, who is a regular
subscriber OF the Sunday issue of THE HERALD.
IN pursuance of Carter's Judgment against
SOueIll1E
GocdTinS stock in the Goodwin group of mines
CTintic), viii be sold at auction at the court
house on Saturday, the 18th inst. at u m. to
satisfy judgment.
TIE minister OF San Salvador and suite in
charge of the genial Tom Mckay of the Bur
lington route, left San Francisco last evening
for the east. The party arrives here on Thurs
day via the Rio Grdnde Western, and will re-
main short time.
SERGEANT FITZNAURIcE's report of yester-
Gays temperature is as followes AT 5:33 I'm.
salt Lake city, "a; Helena.30: Fort Custer
a.; Fort Washable. 20: Rawlins 2A:
At II a. m.-Salt Lake. 2S: Ogden 24: Stock.
ton, iS; Blngh2m,-Park City 19; Provo. 20:
Alta 25; Logan, 90.
THE funeral services over the remains OF the
late James Movie have been postponed until
Friday next. AT ! pm, at the assembly hall
This has been nece sSitated by the fact that his
son Oscar. who was at Ann Arbor when his
father died, will not be enabled to reach home
before that time.
a DEAF mute boy ran away from the institu-
ton yesterday morning. The boy was eleven
years old and quite large for his age dressed in
dark suit and light hat. He was a stranger
In the city and would probably go south as his
home is In SEWER county. Any information con
corning him Will be appreciated BIZ the princi
pal of the deaf mute institution
Mr.. KNOX, of the National Bank OF the Re
public, was seen by HERALD representative
yesterday and asked the truth regarding thf
report that he, Mr.. White ana others wen :
open bank In Logan. He said il was about
decided on, but that It would not be opened be
fore the lst OF March. II would be STYLED the
First National Bank OF Logan, and Cache valley
people would be large subscribers to Its stock
WILLIAM C. JACOBSEN and Hans Rasmussen
the two young men who entered Nystrom'
saloon al an early hour Sunday morning and
found Captain Lange and four policemen there
who were informed that the gathering was :
private party and who We're elected saw that
Marshal Young has no right TO DENY thei,
statement. After the boys left the head Of
Commercial street. they saw The marshal neaI
TUFTS saloon. where the shooting took rlace
I'VE did not say the marshal was there : =,
Mr.. Jacobsen, but we did say that Cepl;.ir
Lange was; we did say there were four othe,
members Of the police force there: we did SAL
that LANCE told US it was private party: We
uld say II was sunday morning, and we meant
everything we said. Marshal Young sbould no,
rush to the aid of his men until he is sure he IS
right.
ARCHITECT d. C. YOUNG yesterday closed ,
contract for 300 upholstered chairs. which ar.
to he put in place fer the tabernacle choir MIR
Stephens has raised the membership 10 tbis
number. and 10 allow the voices to be heard n
better advantage, the authorities stands HilI ht
moved forward and all the seats made tn fac,
directly fronting the congregation. instead n
having the singers on each side of the orpar
almost face each other as hitherto The CHANG,
is an important one. Among other irnnrove
ments contemplated Tor the tabernacle ar,
lighting by electricity. and revoicing the organ
anc throwing the key board out. instead of Ia q
ing the performer more or less lost TO SIGHT
This Is another imI ortant change and one th a
viii be greatly appreciated BY the choir esneci
ally its solo singers. who have ALWAYS found /
difficult TO hear the tones Of the organ as the
stood directly under II. Mr.. Young states tina
other important Improvements are also in con
tesnplation