The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-04-03
LOCAL And OTHER BRIEFS.

TEAR down the Tin shanties.
The county court meets to-day.
SEE adv. OF Jersey sale on this page.
KEEP your eye on South Lawn addition.
P. p PRATT & Co real estate, as Main.
conference rush.
BRING out your busters. Mr.. Webb predicts
a snowfall to-day.
TIN houses are just a little more Objectionable
than tin horns, They must go.
WE have just received the finest assortment
of jellies in glass in the city, at Culmer Bros.
SERGEANrs Halter and Curran, of the police
force, now wear the stripes and badges OF their
office.
THE tin shanties must go! The same dodge
has been tried in other cities, and has been sat
down on.
THE police last night arrested drunken man
named James Brown who had 500 in cash on
his person.
McAUIIFFE and his satellites are on their way
TO Salt Lake, and will arrive here on Saturday
or Sunday.
WELLS, FARGO & Co.'s shipments yesterday
were as follows: Bullion, S6,14i Ontario bull.
lion, $50 222
THE Union Pacific people find an increase OF
their Pullman service out OF Salt Lake an abso-
THIS seasons Metropolitan Fashion Book
can be obtained at McAllister s. Co.'S, ~ Main
street. Price, Pc.
CHEAPEST place for folding beds and baby
carriages furniture, etc.. at S. r. Marks & Co.,
opposite the Temple.
THERE are messages at the Western Union
Telegraph office for Lawson Bros, John Leon
ard and J. A Banning.
LADIES So shoes worth $3.50; school shoes,
el.50, stylish and solid; James Means s. shoes
at Spencer & kimballs lO6 Main street
THERE is little new to DE said of the PROPOSE
ton 10 make Nephi. instead of Juab, the end of
division, save that it is undoubtedly go.
THE marriage certificate of David W. Aver
aged twenty-tour and Ella L. Burkhardt, aged
twenty-one, was FLED with Probate Clerk Cutler
yesterday.
H. HARTMAN OF Stockton, has recently pat
ented new cinche, and is in town arranging to
engage in the manufacture of the article on an
extensive scale.
JOHN HART was arrested yesterday for at
tempting to rob an intoxicated man named
John Adams. he will have hearing in the po-
lice court to-day.
FOR help wanted, situations wanted, rents
for sale lost, found etc., see THE HERALD S
special column inside page. Employment ad-
VertisemenJs free
THOMAS B. SHANNON who has been in Judge
Powers employ for some time past, will be In
stalled as deputy city recorder to-day. He is a
good stenographer and expert typewriter.
Two youths, named Charles O'Connor and
Frank Adams, will be tried in the police court
to-day for stealing 135 pounds of bronze trolly
wire, valued at 81 cents per pound, from Con-
tractor Jones.
c. f. Ii .wLEY is the efficient manager of the
clearing house and he cleared Si5S, $50 exchanges
in fifteen minutes. yesterday. That is rushing
business, but Mr.. Hawley had a turn at clear.
ing houses in Kansas City.
ORIo GRANDE WESTERN train No ], due al
evening hOurS
No. , due at 1880. was 20 minutes behind; Nos
3 and were on time; Union Pacific due at y 10
reached here al 10; No. 707. Utah G Northern
was on time.
work for the new building TO be erected on the
site Of the Old Constitution" The structure
will be five stories in height. with frontage O
l2S feet and depth of lo0 1t will cost some
where about $4,000.
SERGEANT FrTzMAURIcE's report Of yester
days temperature is as follows: At a m-Sal
Lake City, %: Helena IS; FIT. Custer, %; Fl
Washable, -: Rawlins Is. AT IL a. m.-Sal
Lake CIT, 30; Ogden, 81; Stockton, a; Bing
ham, AZ: Park City, fl; Provo, Is.
JoF MCAUIIFTE and Jack McAulife the notet
pugilists, and Billie Madden, the famous sport
ing man. arrived here from the west yesserda,
and a'e stopping at The Cullen. They will spen,
several days in Salt Lake and propose giving al
exhibition here If q hall can be secured.
RALPH (. HoAG, the new city auditor of pub
lie accounts, is but a trifie over twenty-on
years OF age. he mas DeeD IN SAT- Lake lust
year, and is a native of Michigan His friend
and those who are intimate with him say h
possesses good qualifications for the position.
TEAR down those tin shanties The one nea
the st. James hotel and the other near the Bul
ton-Gardner corner are a disgrace to the cit
and in defiance of the fire ordinance. Inspecto
of Buildings Grant. who qualified yesterday. ha
a good subject of which to try his hand. Wi
he do 1t;
BOTH drum corps were out last evening an,
for time they made the town quite lively. Th
Peoples drum corps went up TO the reSidenc
of f s. Richards and serenaded that gentle
man. while the Liberal organization Visite
the Eireman's hall and serenaded Major Star
ton, the new chief of that department
THE police force is now composed entirely {
Liberals, the last of the old members of tn
force being relieved on Tuesday. The names c
the new 1nen have already been published an
following is a list OF those whom they relieve
David Hilton, Joseph Barlow, Brad Elliot
Robert Piper, Andrew Smith, Henry Arnold
Alb Gre.
HENRY VAss, who was recently convicted
the police court of yagrancy and petit larcen
and sent up for ninety days and another Gil
prisoner named Williams, escaped from tn
chain gang on Tuesday and have not since bee
heard Of 1t seems that the men were workin
with the gang near the Warm Springs and O
Tuesday they reported for dinner all right, bl
in the afternoon were found TO be missing tt
officers have 10 definite idea as TO how the me
managed 10 escape, but the theory is that the
crawlcd inio wagon and were covered uD wit
dirt by their associates, and jumped from u
wagons before they reached their destination
1t IS hardly probable that the men escaped
this way, however, as the guards and telmstel
could scarcely nave failed 10 have noticed thel
IN the wagon. II is more than likely that tho
walked OIL when the attention of the guards W;
directed away from them.