The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-07-27
LOCAL AND OTHER BRIEFS.

PHos-FERRoNE for purifying the blood.
GRAND dinner at the Saddle Rock to-day.
RUBBER gloves for ladies at johnson, Pratt
& Co.'S
WELLS, FARGO & co. shipped yesterday:
Bullion, si,64l; ore, $685.; total, sO,3S6.
DON'T fail to notice the advertisement of
cheap real estate in Cache valley.
EIGHT Weber pianos sold in seven days at
Coalter Snelgrove's, "a Main street.
IFyou want an extra choice ham, ask for the
Acme brand. sold by Hardy, Young & Co.
How the old lady in the new calico dress does
squirm. Ii is apparently bad case OF wind
collie.
IN the absence Of anything else to do, the
street roller has been set at work rolling down
street cars
THE most complete line of Tennis shoes eve
brought to this city at Spencer 6 Kimball, 100
Main street.
Poo-BAH POWERS paralyzed an audience at
the the theatre last evening. Pooh Bah is los
ing his nip.
THE State Bank of Utahshas been admitted
to the Clearing House association, and has been
designated No. 2, beginning August /.
THERE are messages at the Deseret telegraph
Office for ID. Z. Walker, A Il. Hyde, Theodore
BruIoack, Mrs. Thomas Dobson and Studebaker
Bros.
MCCORMICK & Co. received yesterday Han
auer bullion, s5.725' silver and lead ores,
1920; Queen of the Hills ore, $3.50; total,
$3.50.
FOR help wanted, situations wanted rents,
forsale, lost, found etc., see THE HERALD'S
special column. inside page. Employment ad-
Vertlsemenls tree
THERE are messages at the Western Union
telegraph Office for Mrs. L. Meade, j. T. Drum,
r. c. Reever, Mrs. c. l.. Schofeld II. Hefner,
Geo. E. Ford and w. L. Frevorrow.
The ST. Louis walters, out Oh strike, are re-
ported as standing fast. Wherein they are not
unlike former diners.-Last nights Times. p. ).
keep your eye on the Globe democrat.
DICK MEYERS discharged soldier was ar
rested at Provo yesterday charged with embez
Element He pleaded guilty, and Judge Green
man sen him to The penitentiary.
THE mail service between Ogden and Salt
Lake IS daily increasing in rottenneSS. No
Ogden letter has reached THE HERALD this
morning, Ter the second time in one week.
J. LIPPMAN's chances as clerk of the Board of
Education vanished when the Tribune under
took TO Dulldoze the board into electing him.
Mr. Morton owes a great debt 10 the Tribune.
CULMER g. BROS, are making up carload
shipment OF plate glass. Contractors and
owners are requested 10 furnish list of sizes ut
once and get ngureS as order leaves here July
%
"A PENNY saved is penny earned" but a
pocket piece accumulateS no interest Take
your savings to the State Bank of u tab and get
% per cent. per Interest,
quarterly.
they cannot get Salt Lake papers on the arrival
OF the Utah q Northern each morning in Ogden.
THE HERALD is in receipt OF a steady stream of
various kicks.
Z. GoRDEN IvENs, after four weeks honey
moon on The Pacific coast returned to the city
yesterday, looking ten years younger and ten
times as happy. He will resume his duties on
THE HERALD Monday, with his smile elongated
and his side whiskers intact
a TEAM of horses attached to a farm wagon
ran away on Fourth South street yesterday and
after going several blocks finally brought up
agaluSt telephone pole near the Ninth ward
Schoolhouse. The only damage done was to the
wagon.
A CITIZEN of the Twentieth ward informs THE
HERALD that yesterday while man was carry
ing banner booming the Labor party ticket a
policeman come up, showed aim roughly and took
MIN under arrest. Ii this is true 1t Is an out
rage that Marshal Young cannot too promptly
investigate.
THE case of Annie Elmer VS.. Mark Mckim-
minis was the principal one heard before Judge
Zane yesterday and will be decided on Monday
at 1850. The hearing in the case of the Lone
Pine mining company VS.. Henry Denhalter was
continued. The old lumber case OF Elijah Sells
VS.. j. ID. Stevens Ell al. came up and judgment
for plaintiff was rendered. Court then adjourned
BIG party leaves to-day to,take the circle
route by way OF the Utah Central, the Park
Brighton's, Alta, tramwar and the Rio Grande
Mr.. Macintosh and Mr.. enneut, OF the two
roads. have now made arrangements by which
PARTIES OF twelve and upwards desiring to make
the "trip in one day can be accommodated
Tickets are on sale regularly at the regular
Union ticket Office.
1EaTERDAY's Times contained an article re-
gardlng FRITZ Riepen and a divorce case in which
Mrs. fritz Riepen is plaintiff. AS far as merit
goes Fritz is in the right as regards the divorce
he has taken his medicine like man, but when
The Times came out last night and published the
details. Fritz got mad. and he and Mr.
son, the editor, came together. and it is alleged
the latter came out second best. No arrests
were made, but Riepen is still at the same OLD
stand.
L. w. kAHTER, who has been appointed by
the Utah commission TO hear objections as NAV
be MADE against voters thinks TIE HERALD's
remarks on the 9th were unjust He says be
does not object to being criticised after he has
delivered an opinion but doesn't think it proper
for anyone to object before he is hurt I'VE
sincerely hope tnat Mr.. kahter will make q
better record than Others who have occupied
the same position. All objections must be fileC
and heard, he says, before Wednesday. the 30th
VISITOR writes: A few evenings ago while
walking along the sidewalk one-fourth of ;
block north of the northeast ccrler OF tht
Union Pacific depot, thinking / was merely
stepping on the shadow of Il tree or telephone
pole reflected from the electric lamp. l stepped
instead OF onto a shadow into water diicl
nearly one foot IN depth. l had u severe fan
and may have occasion to call on some party OF
parties yor damages. VIII you please state TO,
the benef1t OF others who have had or NAV hay,
serious accidents from such careless propert,
owners whom should call on Tor damages: OF
the owner OF the dltch-the sidewalk inspector i
the applicant for that position got there tn,
district road supervisor or the city council:
On the 24th about noon the residence of Al
bert Hess and family, al Pennington was de
stroyed by fire. Mrs. Hess had a brisk lire IL
the stove. which was in a small board kitchen
adjoining their residence. She went 10 III
water ditch about three rods from the honse fo
water and while talking with her husband VIII
was working by the ditch, she looked toward
the house and was Mortified TO see it all ablaZe
Her husband, although cripple. rushed int,
the house where their four months old babe wa
asleep in the cradle and rescued it. and ais
saved two trunks and few chairs but tn
house. constructed OF saw-logs was only a fe,
minutes burning TO the ground. The loss /
about S45J He is - shoemaker and all his tools
about 500 worth. We're DESTROYED The fr
started In the kitchen root which had no chin
ney. The heat the sun and Stovepipe ignite
the roof or else something must have blow
against the pipe, and. igsniting set fire TO tn
ROOT. 1t is a good reminder 10 hundreds c
other housenolders TO have chimneyS TO all sue
buildings and not tempt the fire tend by allowin
red-hot stcveplpe to be insecurely stuck u
Through combustible roof of a building
subscription is being raised for the unfortunat
family.
TRY J0HNSoN'S VINE OF WORMWOOl
For the appetite. 75c. Johnson, Pratt & Co.
SALT LAKE. THEATRE.