The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-08-17
LOCAL AND OTHER BRIEFS.
EAp has taken an upward shoot.

LEAD has taken an upward shoot.
GRAND dinner at the Saddle Rock to-day
THE first Monday of September is Labor day.
WELLS, FARGO & Co. shipped yesterday ::
Ore, Sll, 700
CHoKED sewer lateral was dug up on Main
street yesterday
Is. K TOBACCO takes the lead OF all Others
for sale only by Gunner Bros.
IFyou want an extra choice ham, ask for the
Acme brand, sold by Hardy, Young & Co.
THE most complete line of Tennis shoes ever
broughtto this city at Spencer & Kimball, 100
Main street.
MCCORMICK & Co. received yesterday: Han
auer bullion, So 900 silver and lead ores. S17 81 o.
Total, s2i 400.
For help wanted, situations wanted, rents
for sale, lost, found ETC.. see THE HERALDS
special column, inside page. Employment ad-
vertisements free.
THERE are messages at the Western Union
Office for William L. Speidel, Archer Bros,
John Mossman. Mrs. G. w. Veatch, DR. Charles
Unger and l.. II. sullivan.
II pays to advertise, but it pays better to put
your savings In the state Bank of Utah, which
has cash capital of $780, 600 and pays interest at
the rate OF per cent per annum, compounded
four tunes wear.
THE electric light service is gettingworse every
night. Last evening prominent boot and shoe
firm were compelled TO light candles in order to
be able 10 continue in business until the regula-
ton closing time.
TIE funeral services over the remains of
James e. Game will be held at the residence of
hon. Jonn I. Game, No. 10 street, this morn
ing at IL o'clock. Friends OF deceased and of
family invited 10 attend.
The funeral services over the remains of the
late James h. Caine will be held at the family
residence on b street at IL O'Clock this morn
ing. The Hon. John 7. Game arrived from
Washington yesterday.
lions Savings Bank and Trust Co. receives
deposits on interest al per cent. per annum,
paying now, as in the past seventeen years, both
principal and interest on demand W. Wood
ruiz, president, George q. Cannon, vice prest*
LosT-A bay mare, weight about one thou
sand pounds, strayeo from Mountain Dell sum-
mer resort Friday evening. Had halter on,
without strap or rope. Ten dollars reward vii.
be paid Tor delivery or the animal at Grant
BROS. stables.
THE friends of J. w. Clawson the artist, will
be pleased 10 learn that he is now settled in
farls with his family. Just at present he is IN
Lonoon, where he went 10 execute u portrait
Tor an u. L. Utah talent is never found Tagging
IN the background
THE fire alarm at $3.50 last evening came from
the Star saloon When the engine arrived
nothing could be foune of it. In passing the
Holmes building the ladder truck struck plat
form that extended into the street, knocking
The platform into smitEereens.
SERGEANT FITzMAURIcE's report of yester-
days temperature is as follows: At 5:53 am
salt Lake CITY, o2 Helena, AS; Fort Custer
IS; Fort Washakie, 81; Rawlins. 90. AT Ii
a. m-Salt Lake city, 81; Ogden, IL; Stock
ton, 81; Bingham, " Park City, So; Provo, 6S;
Alta, 81; Logan, ia.
GANG OF dagoes who are employed on the
Union Pacific section hands engaged in a
small riot At the Union Pacific depot last night
Bloody noses and black eyes were the order of
tie hour and one man was severely hurt about
The head. His assailant, dago named Shitz
was arrested and locked up.
THE grand lodge of the Ancient Order of
United workmen mold their annual session in
this city, commencing Wednesday, August 20
The Iocge In this city will participate with the
grand lodge In an excursion TO Garfield Beach
on THURSDAY, August u, on which occasion visit
ing brethren ana ali friends of the order are in
vited.
AT AN enthusiastic meeting of the Wanderers
Cricket club, lately organized, 1t was unani-
mously decided that the nrst practice should be
Tuesday, Aug. IL, pm, Washington square
when 1ull attendance OF members is earnestly
requested Persons wishing to join the cuD
Will please make application to Mr. n S
Scnoneld, secretary, z. c. NJ l.
On Friday night woman named Mrs. Pin
who is SAID TO be the wife of soldier at ForI
Douglas, was taken in by the police for heinp
drunk. Yesterday morning she was allowed 10
go, but in short time she created disturb
ance in the poStoffice, and later III the day she
was again arrested for drunkenness. She will
be tried before Judge Laney tomorrow.
ONE of the most frighful runaways ever seen
occurred on the State road yesterday A four
horse team went down the street without a
driver, passing an electric car at tue East side
hotel at such terrific pace, and so CLOSELY that
II lalrly took the breath OF the passengers. Had
the heavy wagon struck the Car it would have
been serious as 1t was full of passengers.
THE Liberal band will give their second
weekly concert al L berty park this afternoon
at O'Clock Mr. Desky, the manager says
there IS no MONEY in these concerts for the
land, and their sole object is to give rich ard
poor alike good music free. He says order is
maintained, and claims the conduct OF the con-
certs throughout and the music rendered is such
that no exceptions could be taken.
ON Friday evening Mrs. James H. Bacon was
walking along Second South street. near the
opera house, with he- brother when the brother
noticed that Ms. Bacon's dress was burning
He quickly exiting uiShed the fire but burned
b S hands considerably in so doing The cir
cumstance gave rise to the sus 2icion that some
miscreant had thrown chemical solution on
the lady's dress out of pure cussedness, but
the ponce officers do not take that view OF the
case.
A SPRlNGvII.LE correspondent writes: ION
"Wednesday evening last, at the residence of n.
a. and Rloda Groesbecll was given an elegant
party TO their son. John b. before taking his de-
parture TO New Zealand on three years mis-
sion. The guests numbered about forty AT 10
pm they RECALLED themselves with a sumptu-
Gus repaSt which Mrs. Groesbeek is noted for
giving TO those fortunate enough to beinyited on
such occasions After supper several short. bur
spicy, speeches were given with a view OF en-
couragement TO johnny, by O. d. Huntingdon
z. II. Boyer, L. Crandall and G. Hall, inter
spersed with music, both vocal and instrl-
mental, and Rotations. It was an evening lono
10 be remembered by his many friends Regret
ting to have TO part with so noble and worthy a
young man as Johnny we hope his Journey nav
be prosperous. and his return win be welcomed
by his relatives and friends"
TRY JOHNSoNS WINE OF NORWOOD
Or the annafita fhc 1nhnrnr, Dr., @ O. =