The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-03-30
LOCAL AND OTHER BRIEFS.

LOCAL AND OTHER BRIEFS.
p. P. PRATT 6 Co real estate, IS Main.
DRUGS and real estate, as Main street.
DRUGs-real estate. johnson, Pratt & Co..
KEEP your eye on South Lawn addition.
A NURSE girl wanted at 10i Second street.
THE cleanest and best cooked meals at Ben
amin's.
SEE Fuller 6 Young's special ADVERTISEMENTS
building lots for sale.
WHY do you pay 30 cents a pound for CO.
peanut when Gunner Bros. sell it for 25c2
WELLS. FARGO g. CO.'S shipments yesterday
we're: Ore, SAB; bullion, $500. Total, s5,512.
MCCORMICK s. Co received yesterday: Han
auer bullion, $3.50; silver and lead ore, 81, 100
Total, S3,47a.
CHEAPEST place for folding beds and baby |
carriages. furniture, ETC., at S. r. Marks & Co.,
opposite the Temple.
WE have imported Jams in glass, the best |
Tanned corn and best tomato catsup in the city. |
Hardy, Young & Co.
THERE are messages at the Western Union |
telegraph office for John Nishon, H. j Buse, w. |
i, Fitch and j. w. EaSton-
A. w. MCCUNE was asked yesterday what he |
thought of the city council charging back fran
ehise, but he couldn't answer for laughing.
WoRKlNGMEN, attention. The only stylish |
all solid working shoe for Sl.75, worth s2.25, at
Spencer & kimbalIs Every pair warranted.
HARRIET WATSON, who was recently fined s25
by Justice Laney for interfering with officer,
has taken an appeal TO the Third district court.
THE marriage license of Edwin ID. Severance
aged 30 and Ella NJ. KIRK, aged 20 both of this
city, was filed with the clerk of the probate
court yesterday.
FOR help wanted, situations wanted, rents,
for sale, lost found etc, see THE HERALD's
special column, inside page. Employment ad
Vertisements free.
THE articles of incorporation of the Sears
Lime and Rock company, which were published
in yesterdays HERALD, were filed with Clerk
Cutler, of the probate court, yesterday.
ELDER WILLIAM NJ. PALMER will lecture in
the Thirteenth ward meeting house Monday
evening at Z 30 O'Clock: Subject: Divine VS..
Assumed Authority" Public invited.
TIE United States marshal has issued lot
of photographs of Leland, the prisoner who
recently escaped from the marshal's office and
for whose capture reward of 500 is offered.
MRS. AGGIE MARYLAND. wife OF c. B. Mark
land. manager of the Conlllin sampling works,
died al noon yesterday. Mr.. Markland's many
friends will sympathize with him in his great
bereavement.
THE best buy yet for one week only. Ten
hcres within city limits, surveyed car line;
1900 will hold for two years. Balance of Sl0-
DO0 at s per cent. For particulars call on 2. H.
Jacobs, care of Spencer s. Kimball, 100 South,
Main.
PARTIES residing IN the eastern part OF the
rity complain that the law prohibiting the dis
charge of firearms within the city limits is
being frequently violated. Yesterday, well
known citizen narrowly escaped being hit by
rifle ball
SERGEANT FITZMAURICE's report OF yester
days temperature is as follows: At 6 a m.-Salt
Lake City, 46; Helena. 20; Ft Custer, IS; FL
Washakie, 20; Rawlins, IS; AT II a. m.-Salt
Lake City, SO; Ogden, CO: Stockton, 50; Bing
ham. So; Park City, So; Provo, 60.
MR.. AND MRS. ROBERT L. ANDERSON re-
turned frora Logan yesterday. The lady's
name was formerly Miss Lizzie Wiley, and her
home was at Bountiful. The ceremony took
place on the Goth. The young couple have many
friends in this city who will congratulate.
THE cases of the People VS.. John Parman,
eoarged with assault with deadly weapon,
and the People VS.. J. w. Fairbanks charged
with the same ofense, have been appealed by
the district attorney from the decision of the
First district court sustaining demurrers to
the indictments.
FERG FERGUSON, who was for long time
past filled the position of deputy clerk of the
Third district court under Mr.. Mcmillan, has
resigned to engage in the real estate business.
His place viii be Tiled by 6. D. LOOMS. OF Car
tinville. Illinois. old friend of Mr. Mcmillan
who arrived here on Friday.
TIE telephone people are working like bea-
tiers. but it is said With Indifferent success.
The following additional firms signed the dec
iaratcn Of independence yesterday: John c.
Cutler Bro, Coop. Furniture company L. Y.
Il T. E. Taylor Workingmans Co operative
THE spring races OF the Utah Driving Park
Association are announced in tc-day's HERALD
and Will attract wide attention. Besides the
large number of local horses ready TO be en-.
tered there are TWO Nebraska stables here To
stay. The meet Will attract all the more at
tentioH that il follows immediately after tbs
tlose OF The Denver associations meeting.
THE hole in the fair grounds where the Coon
Wagon and Machine company are boring for
water has reached q depth of 240 feet AZ inch
pipe being driven The whole length. A flow OF
water was encountered at depth Of 200 feet,
but if WAS not heavy enough and the boring was
pushed on. Mr. Ode says he hopes to secure
tgood flow of water in the near future The
Fell-boiing machine is now TO be used for the
irving of a 400 foot well midway between Fort
HERMAN and the Revere switch, southwest of
5he city. but work Will be resumed at the fair
grounds within the next sixty days.
IT was stated yesterday that outside capital
lsts were negotiating for the purchase of Beck S
hot springs property, and that if the deal was
eonsummated the buyers would spend a large
sum OF money in improving the property. and
would erect a large hotel there. A HERALD re-
porter called AT Mr.. Hyde's Office and was in
Formed that while negotiations were pending
Cor the sale of the property, particulars could
tble and If improved would not only be a big
Bttraction for Salt Lake, but would prove a re-
munerative investment.
president JAMES, of the Titan Ore Produc-
ers' association, yesterday received dispatch
from c. b. kountz and d. w. Moiatt the Den
yer bankers. and ID. Sheedy, of the Globe smelt-
Ing works requesting that a meeting of the
Utah Ore Producers association be held at once
and some action taken in regard 10 the tariff on
Imported lead ores Mr.. James announces that
meeting OF the association will be held at
Basl1in 4 Van Horns Office, on Main street, to-
morrow evening at 80 and all members of the
association, us well as those interested in hay
ing our mining industry protected, are invited
10 attend
On Tuesday, April l, the district court of the
Third judicial district of Idaho, will convene Al
Maiad city. At this term there are about sixty
indictments for conspiracy 10 be tried. 1t will
be remembered that a verdict OF guilty was
brought IN against a man named Samuel ID
Davis at the last term of court held in Malad an
Extended account OF which THE HERALD pub
lished al the time. The Davis has since
DIT had up to "a short time ago. been lying in the
county Jail at Malad. The verdict seemed "a
have hinged on the validity constitution
Atty OF the test oath, which was Immediately
taken 10 the supreme court Of the United States
npon the rendering OF a verdict Of guilty in the
trial OF Davis. The court has since rendered
Us decision in regard to the famous test oath
law OF ldaho,and now comes up for trial the bal
pnce OF the cases in which indictments had been
found, some sixty or more in number. Those
persons who have indictments out against them
naturally feel very anxious as TO the outcome OF
their cases. II they are found guilty OF conspir
Rcy, as charged in the indictments great suffer
Ing and hardships Will be the result, and ma
iority of those who will stand before the bar oil
tuSficp on next Tuesday rnorninC--if found