The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-05-13


Hon. Luke Voorhees,, territorial treas
urer OF Wyoming, is again in this city.
Work was begun yesterday on the carni.
val palace. The site chosen Is on Union
square, just west of the old tithing yard
barn.
Bonds Corner.'' This is what the
traveller down Twenty-fourth street sees
painted on sign stretched across the side
walk midway of the block.
The Bear River Canal company are not
dong much toward building their works in
the canon. 1t is said that even the right of
way has not been secured, although a sur
vey was made some time ago.
Deputy Marshal Milestone has arrested
one Joseph Brabyn, who is wanted at
Leadvllle, Colo, on the charge
OF obtaining money under false pre-.
lenses. The prisoner is in the county Jail.
Lincoln Division No. g, *. of P, is pre-
pairing for Memorial day. The boys are
holding frequent meetings for drill and
nave become quite proficient. A meeting
Tor drill will be held tonight in Lester
Park pavilion.
'Chubb,' Browning has just returned
from Lost creek, where "Dick' McCarty
owns valuable red sandstone quarry.
'Chubb" brought back some fine looking
specimens of ore which he thinks are tin.
AN assay will determine the matter.
ogden is to have wholesale and retail
Call1ornla wine house, or agency A.
Ieichter has leased the basement of the
stevens block on Washington avenue, and
VIII In few days open an agency for the
SAFE OF the products of the celebrated Rhine
1arm OF Sonoma, Cal.
The important meeting of the Republican
county central committee, held last Satur-
day, was called for the purpose of consid-
ering the Baskin Cullom-S truble- Salt
Lake-Clty Acknowledgement bill. Upon a
vote being taken it was found that the
members of the committee who were pres
ent were equally divided on the queslIon,
three 1avorlng the measure and three be-
ing opposed to it.
Down she comes, stand from under.
yesterday morning, bright and early, JOS
eph Parry, who has the contract for tax
ing down the old Jennings corner put a
large force OF men at work, and by noon
the building presented a dilapidated ap-
pearance. Unless the work of tearing down
shall be stopped by legal process, Saturday
night Will see bowling waste where now
the Old landmarks are standing.
a stockholders meeting of the Gas.
Light q Fuel company was held yesterday,
lor the purpose OF electing officers and at
tendlng to such other business as might be
necessary. The old officers were reelected
as follows: d. L. Walker, ST., president:
v. NJ. = .Silva, vice president; William Gill
Mills, ID. E. Walker, jr., and John Kempf.
directors. The works and affaias of the
company are in good condition and their
business prosperous.
Saturday night j. H. Spargo received a
telegram TO go to the Union depot and re-
celve the remains Of Mrs. Nellie .Jaryle.
the sister of Mrs. Spargoand wife of John
Jaryle, of Browns park. The news of
Mrs. Jaryie's death was startling, the tele-
gram being the first intimation of it to MIR.
Spargo Mrs: Spargo, who recently gave
plrtn TO child, was not Informed of her
sisters death, fearing that the shock might
unnerve her. The remains were buried
Sunday, the Episcopal service being used
at the funeral, the deceased having been a
member of that church.
The gentlemen who recently secured the
valuable franchise for a new electric LIGHT
company do not appear to be getting to the
front very rapidly. The understanding of
the council and people was lin fact the an
phcants for the franchise so stately that
work was to begin without delay and good
portion OF the city lighted by the new com
pany during the present season. The pre-
SUMPTION was that the applicants for this
franchise were prepared TO go to work at
once, so the council took action at once
without binding them to begin and com
piete the work within given time. val
liable franchises should not be frittered
away, but should be granted only to those
VINO VIII use them in good faith.