The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-12-14
LOCsL AND OTHER BRIEFS.
lions Savings Bank and Trust Co.

lions Savings Bank and Trust Co.
GRAND dinner at the Saddle Rock to-day.
WE have the largest pecan nuts in the city.
Rardy, Young 4 Co.
MCCORMICK s. co. yesterday received: Silver I
and lead ores, 5000.
-FOUR thousand dollars worth of guitars at |
Coalter & SneIgroYe's-
PIANOS from three to seven hundred dollars |
ut Coalter i SnelgroYe's S.
An elegant line of ladies' and gents slippers
al Hardy, Young Cos.
THREE thousand dollars worth Of mandolins
at Coalter & Snelgroves.
SIX hundred and fifty musical boxes to select
from at Coulter s Snelgroves.
PIANOS in oak. mahogany, rosewood, ebony
and walnut al Coalter 4 Snelgrove's.
Our motto-We handle the best groceries
that money can buy. Hardy, Young & co. a
SEE that lovely line Of gents embroidered
slippers al z. {. N L, ali special bargains
IF YOU want the best currants and raisins for
your mince meat call at Hardy, Young x Co's.*
WoRKlNGAIE,', don't fail to try pair of those
solid, stylish SHOES for Sl.75, at Spencer & Kim
ball
A SPLENDID line OF gents slippers at cost at
z. c. NJ. l. They are elegant Christmas pres
ents.
DON'T fail to inspect the finest line CT Christ
mas slippers in the market, at Spencer & KIM
balls.
THE largest display Of silk andlinen handker-
cliefs and mut1lers IN the city at Hardy, Young
& Cos.
WE guarantee all our homemade goods as
represented. JOHN c. CUTLER & BRO, No. SO
Main street.
CALL and see our nice line Of basket and eel
luloid novelties Tor the holiday TRACE. HARDY,
Young & Co.
n 7, rr,,,,s G. 20 Yesterday racaivad. pose
bullion, Sl575; selected lead. 5000; ores, ST. $50.
TOTAL, SlSg25.
TIE Salt Lake Rock company is now pre-
pared 10 ill orders in any amounts for all kinds
o. rubble rock.
THERE are messages at the Western Union
telegraph office for A. 4. BOran Co., o. l..
AMBROSE and Charles McGahan.
TIE members OF the central drum corps have
plac d q handsome neaQsuOne over the grave
OF tGeir late comrade Albert ". Peterson.
SAVING is The secret OF wealth. Five per
Clut per annum paid on savings deposits
interest compounded quarterly IL the State
EalE ofUtah, capital, 100000.
SANITARY INSPECTOR SHOVEL IS on the war
path. He says some parties have been dump
In lal into the sewer manholes, ana he Is
hunting for those parties with blood in his eve.
I1CNs Savings Bank an Trust Co, receives
otlC. It's on interest at per cent per annum
Principal and interest on demand. w. Wood
Tut, president, George <. Cannon, vice-prest. =
REMEMBER the charity ball next Monday
uiGht. supper sure TO be good as Il Is furnishe5
h. he ladies. Prof Younger and Mrs. Birdie
Cummings managers Of the children's party in
he al ernoon.
pHoE !. II. PAUL will speak before the
Eltual Improvement association OF the Tenth
ward on Tuesday evening next SuDlect: ''ka-
tional Grounds Tor Faith The public gener-
ally are invited
PROF. HENRY MONTGOMERY, of the Univer-
sity OF Deseret has recently visited the smell
- 81 aHwn#'H do roll HHlfa1. Hoo
tons OF The huNes. roasted pro1ucJs, fueis, bull
lion and ores for the museum OF this institution.
GEORGE LUCAS, Miss Lucas and Mary Chris
Hanson. who We're found guilty Of disturbing the
ana costs, by Commissioner Pratt. amounting
81 all 10 SO. The defendants gave notice OF an
appeal.
TIE first meeting Of the Woman's Suffrage
association OF salt Lake county VIII be held al
DR. Maggie c. Snip garlor o. Main street, on
TUESDAY. December 10. 1890 at pm. We
earnestly hope TO have large attendance
Elizabeth howard. president
los. ". LEE, while riding a horse on the State
~oad ouposite Hewlett Bros bottling works
was thrown from his horse and badly injured
about the face and head. his lower lip being
spin oueu 10 the chin. DR.. Richards ATTENDED
the young man and sewed up the wound.
THEfuneraI services over the remains of littl,
Ellsworth. son OF Daniel and Leonora 4. Har
rlngtcn. viii be held at the residence Of Mrs
Margaret Y. Taylor, No. 80 South First Yves
street. 10 day al IL 30 a. M Mr., Harrington il
at present at Ann Arbor studying law
TIE ball 10 be given at the theatre Tuesda!
evening by the Plumbers association is attract
ing big amount OF attention among all tn,
trades and the boys expect to secure anothel
such success as that the letter carriers made
Il IS in good hands and we wish 1t good fortune
SERGEANT FITZMAURICE's report OF yester
DAYS temperature is as followes AT 5:33 a. m
Salt Lake city, 81; Helena, =; Fort Custer
= Fort Washade, -; RaWllns,
Al II d. m.-Salt Lake 90; Ogden. IS; Stock
ton. 90. Bingham. %: Park City. %, Provo, Is
Alta. %; Logan 3d.
SwITCHIAN J. J. SULLIVAN, brother of Pc
liceman Sullivan. crushed between TIVE
in the ID. * K. @. yards at about o cIocl
last evening. he was coupling the cars. whe
the draw heads passed, crushing his limbs JUS
below the hlps together 10 within d space 0
six inches. lie Will be laid up for many weeks
DEPUTY MARSHAL DOYLE yesterday arreste
william King on an indictment found at Beave
in 1850. charging him with unlawful cohapita
Grseuman, where he gave bonds in the sum @
fl.5.O 10 appear for trial at Beaver. Rev. 10
Cook " ID hnG N this arrest more strong ey1
dence that the recent manifesto was a trick.
TIRE HERALD has Just laid in a complete ga
stereotyping plant operated by steam. and wi
take ORDERS 1or stereOs in any size up TO a pag
OF today herald. The plant is entirely ser
arate from that used IN the printing Of the dali
and Scml-WecklY HERALD, and is the larges
and most complete ever shipped 20 the CITY
l. something Lhat has long been a need in thi
CITY The plants already here being small and {
limited capacity. The rates charged will d
those prevailing in Denver. An experience
stercotyper is IL charge and first-class work
guaranteed