The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-02-16
LOCAL AND OTHER BRIEFS.


PROF. c. E. ALLEN was YESTERDAY appointe
registrar for Salt Lake county
SEE Fuller Young's advertisement of cbea,
oulldlng lots In another column.
RUDOLPH NOELEKER. of this city, was rom
mlssloned notary public yesterday.
1T is well known fact chat Culmer Bros ar,
city. 'o - .t''
THERE are messages at the Western ITnior
once Tor A. e. Boren & Co. and Charles w
Ellison. I"
CALL at Culmer Bros. and get a package OF
market.
MCCORMICK 6 Co. received Yesterday. Han.
total, IS, 100.
PENNY wise and pound foolish-Reducinp the
approximation for Salt Lakes public building
from 100000 to $4,000.
TIE Ladies' Musical society holds its next
recitA Tomorrow evening, February IL in
Calders hall, at O'clock
THE Possible Case'' and the Roland Reed
companies both went east last evening over fhe
Rio Grande Western railway.
THEY have quit feedin' of 'em'' is the rea
sen assigned by an old timer for the numerous
Durglarles, 1heftS and hold-upS of the past few
days. s"'' ~"
LEARNING that his brother was lying quite i'll
at Provo, Commissioner Norrell went to that
CITY FRIDAY night, taking with him Dr. Ewing
Of this city
Now that the question is settled we hone that
all Will JOIN In efforts TO make Salt Lake the
greatest city on the continent. So mote it be-
Eureka Chief.
For help wanted, situations wanted. rents
Tor sale, lost found, etc, see TIE HERALD'S
spec al column inside page. Employment adver-
usementS free.
MR. DONALDSON who figured in the highway
ROBBERY case published IN THE HERALD a few
Gays since is not John Donaldson of Donaldson
q Co, dry goods merchants.
YESTERDAY morning a horse Law grim and
STARK on MAIN street IN front of the poStoffce
NO one lald claim TO the carcass and about
o'clock the city officials removed it to the bone
yard.
THE Guitar and Harmonica club will hold
their regular weekly meeting tomorrow night
at Z O'Clock in the T. c. M. /. shoe factory
Every member is requested to be there. r
Pratt, manager.
A GENTLEMAN who visited the reform school
IN ogden lately, speaks in the warmest terms of
The work being done there. He says Mr. Bar
ton governs entirely by moral restraint. and
that his control is admirable
ALL members of the Eighteenth Twentieth
and Twenty-tir ward drum corps will please
meet at the Twentieth ward meeting house on
Monday evening at 1880 Business of imnort
ance Will be presented. By order of Lieutenant
ii q. Darrell.
THE following deputy registrars tor Rich
county, were appointed yesterday: Garden City
Miller A. Moffat: Laketown precinct Willis
Johnson; Randolph precinct. James Brown:
Woodruff precinct. John Dean
SERGEANT FTTZMAURICE's report of yester-
Lake City, 40: Helena, 6: Fit. Custer, .: Fl
Washakle, 30; RawiinS, 90 At II a. m-Salt
Lake City, IS; Ogden, 43; Stockton. So: BingN
ham, SO; Park City, 35: Provo A.
DIR FooTE. SEN. of New York. who is at the
Cullen hotel will positively leave for Ogden
on MONDAY afternoon, and will not be likely 10
visit Otah again for many years. He will re-
eelye calls this morning, Sunday from 10 until
IL ana TO morrow from 10 until 4.
S. A, of Springvflle, sends THE HERALD a
sample of something that looks like coal and |
asks what it really is. Mr.. Mitchell of the |
home Coal company, says it is character of |
Shale or clay. dlscolored by gases, often found /
IN this country and often being taken for genr-
Inc coal II has no value.
DUMMY was stripped of its coat in the cool !
hours OF yesterday evening. Mr.. Longmore on |
FIRST South street, as the shades of night came
on va removing his usual exhibit of clothing |
+ n The front into his store Before the task
was completed and while the proprietor was
lust inside the door, supposed Soldier Summit
soIer purlolned coat from the dummy
A WHISPER was af1oat last night that a grand
reception and presentation was rendered Judge
Powers at the Walker house Wine and GOOD
cheer flowed most -'gushingy'' it is said
Speeches and mutual congratulations were the
order just at an appropriate and opportune
time, the story goes, the judge was presented in
a touching sreech, with a check for $4,000 by
his Liberal admirers. The noble Judge with
tears in one eye was abont to fling back the
precious gift, but after better thought he FAC
eepted w1on thanks it is said
TIE six Liberal nominees 8nd the two justices
OF the peace from the Third and Fourth pre-
clncts, were somewhat agitate yesterday over
the fact that several prominent Liberal attor-
neys gave 1t as their opinion that as the law
stood there was no chance for their taking their
seats, as the Peoples men having a majority in
those two precincts, were entitled to the certif-
Gates. If the People should win the suit. the
city council would stand nine Liberal and six
Peape, and Judge Piper would still administer
justice from tSe police court bench.
DOCTOR GROVES. residing at It's W. FIRST
south, was sand-bagged last evening about Z
o'clock; He had been up town and returned
bury burglar and would-be robber confronted
him, and smuggling him across the temple with
sand bag, felled him to the ground. The villain
evidently tyro at the buSineSS-becoming
alarmed at his own foul deed. fed and has not
been seen since. The doctor soon revived from
the effects of the blow. Nothing was taken. The
thief dropped his billy in the flight and it is
now on exhibition at police quarters
A DARING and sensational burglary was COM
mitted at the rooms of the Utah Commission at
an early hour yesterday morning General Nc
building, was awakened little after g O'Clock
by ruSting noise in his room. BY the dim 1
light he saw a dark figure near his bed and
bounded up; He was met by pistol pointed at J
robber picked up the formers watch and van 1
Ished before he could be captured or identified
IL turned out the pistol was also Mr.. McClern- j
and's. The pistol. the watch and half a box of
cigars was all the booty the robber obtained '
Several drawers had been opened and the CON
tents scattered on the floor, bat nothing else I
was taken, so far as known. The robber
burglar entered through window in the north j
side of the house and escaped by the same way
MR.. CHARLES c. GOODWIN, editor of our ge- Y
1ial and leprous contemporary, the Tribune is
ndulging in some frantic fits of name calling
turing these days of political excitement. Ii | Y
VIII occur TO most readers as somewhat humor-
)us for a sheet which boldly announced that cit
'egoiced when il saw young Mormons frequent q
ng saloons. gambling denS and houses of in.
amy. to talk of honor, virtue, character, as
sasslnS. StabberS in the dark, and so forth and 7
still more broadly hilarious for this same Charles
Goodwin, who lives in a house every side 7
md surface Of which is glass, to indulge in the
,3stime of throwing stones Whatever other T
'normities the grand. high .Girk-puller and char
of THE HERALD may have been ! n
,ullly of, be has never yet been accused of re
using TO pay The honest debts incurred in the
maintenance Of his family, never yet been hauled
MO court to tell the world how thoroughly I'M
lbie aud unwilling he was to pay his way in ! I
Ne ard never yet had TO swear that all his in
erests in his newspaper were so locked up and q
Jed MP IN the hands of friends as to be unsieZa-
lie by the creditors who were trying to force | T
oLection of an undisputed bill.
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