The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-12-09
LOCAL AID OTHER BRIEFS.
z1ors Savings BANK and Trust Co.

MCCORMICK & Co. yesterday received: Silver
and lead ores, 5000.
WELLS. FARGO & Co, received yesterday:
bullion, $3.50; ore SS3S.
WoRKINGME,;. don I fail 10 try pair of those
solid, stylish shoes for Sl.75, at Spencer & kiE
ball.
WE guarantee ali our homemade goods as
represented. JOHN c. CUTLER & Bro No. sc
Main street.
SUNDAY is great day for DRINKS. Conse-
quently, Prince McGinty is the happiest man
on the force"
On and after December |, 1890 the horse
shooting business OF CO. Ellerbeck VIII be found
at No. 10, Plum alley.
TIE LADIES of the First A. E. church give Il
New England dinner Thursday next. the
tables being set from to Q.
Two children of Carl johnson, of the TWEEN ty-
first ward. died Sunday of diphtheria. They
had been III but little over twenty-four hours.
AN eight-year-old son of George j. Dent, who
resides in the Twenty-first ward was badly
injured on Sunday morning, by Calling IRON a
horse. IA
BURGLARS are around now and jewelry is not
good to give for presents. But The Wife" will
be pleased if you get her Christmas present
from Hoock Clawson.
SAVING is the secret of wealth Five per
cent per annum paid on savings deposits
interest compounded quarterly, at the State
Bank OF Utah, capital, 100000.
AT McAlhster's opening last evening, two
boys were detected with their pockets filled
with knives. They we're made to disgorge, but
their afterfa was not learned.
TIE attention of the electric light people is
called to the fact that the lamp on the corner
OF Seventeenth East and Third South has not
nlumined that section for week. Why:
lions Savings Bank an Trust Co.. receives
deposits on interest at per cent per annurn.
principal ana interest on demand. w Wood
run, president, George Q. Cannon, vice-prest*
EVERYBODY invited to the temperance
meeting tonight in Temple Honor hail over
DeSeret National bank Good programme con
sting of songs, readings, short speeches, seats
free to all
= PUBLIC temperance meeting will be had in
the First Presbyterian church this evening at
30 The license cyS e''t as Remedy II
tie Curse Of the Liqror Traffic." will be thu
subject before the meeting.
SERGEANT FITzMAURICE's report of yester-
days temperature is as follows: At > 80 n.
Salt Lake city, %; Helena. 70; Fort Custer.
-; Folt Washable, s; RawliBs At II a.
nl.-SalU Lake CITY, 90; Stockton, y: Bingharl,
=; Park City. 10; Provo, "A; Alta, lS.Logan, 81;
OgGen,24.
MARSHAL Young and Captlin LANCE in
digoantly deny the statement in THE SUNDAY
HERALD 10 the effect that they were having a
private party IN Nystrom saloon on SUNDAY
morning. The information was brought 10 thi.
Office, and il was claimed that the statement
was true.
TEMPERANCE for all There viii be an after
temperance meeting this evenip- IA the TEN
pie o. Honor hall over DeseTet National banl
10 which al who are enlisted ii the eau. e OF
temperance are invited. 4 programme con
slsIlng OF short speeches. songs. readings, etc.
WILL be the order OF the niEat, Seats free, nc
collections
MISS S. j. HARGROvE. of this city, and Mr. c
N. Daggett, ~ Terre Haute, Ind, Were married
yesterday morning by the Rev. Mir. Naybury
They VIII remain here for a few days and ther
depart for their new home IN Terre Haute. TIL
HERALD lo'ns in the congratulations and fare
wells which Miss Hargrove's many friends are
showering upon her
a SHORT time ago man known to the police
a shorty was hired 10 watch a sick man
shorty entered upon the discharge of h,
duties and watched the patiert unill he Eel
asleep Then he took the sick man watcf
and chain, s. IN money and some other articles
ana decamped. Yesterday Marshal Young was
notified that shorty had been arrested q
Cgden and Oficer Parker went up after hin
last night.
LAsTweek We felt good and Therefore tool
occa sion. Inucl 10 GU regret 70 refer 10 Unci,
Sam ana the railroad service with many un
usually deilgntiuIly sweet IoVey-doVey. kIss-rne
quick terms Of praise. But right on TOP Of thi!
AeeIningly irresistible fa5ric OF love, the TIVE
unite. tuln round and knock our fond ant c ia
tons snyhigh. The times OF the trains changed
and We now 10 well to get our Salt Lake ant
Ogden exchanges fifteen hours after they are OF
the coalS.-Lrgb0a9 BWgie5.
YESTERDAY was a great day for DRINKS
Judge 1-31ey mad twenty seven Of them before
HIM and be tined them from s. TO SIS each
IAey were Dan Sloan, II. Oliver, Jerry Hess
Pat Doncai, W. Kelsey, o. McVey. Charlie.
Kohl James Brown William NJ Claim Ere.
Ensign, william johnson. Moses CaRlnas
Alma Anderson. John Derrick, ". Porcher
William Graham. Sam Lufl5in Val Teasdel
Alex Harding, John lannon's John Marks
John Hanson, Dayii Jones, Archie Thompson
John Thompson, James kegan. Charles Hogle
pleaded guilty TO the charge of trespass an
was fined so.
JAMES MOVIE, general superintendent of tn
WORKS on me tempo block and father Attor
neE j. d MCyle, died at his residence in IN
Eighteenth. ward yesterday morning Thenew
comes as shock TO his wide circle Of friend
and acquaintance. many Of whom did not knoy
he was III. The cause Of his death was tvphoi
pneumonia. ana though he had been ailing 70
some weeks past. he remained at his post. Wiz
his usual determination OF character. until
few days ago when il WIS seen that the diseas
had strong hold upon him. He was 81 years c
age. Funeral services will be held at The AS
sombly hall tomorrow II o'clock.
AMONG the callers at THE HERALD on satin,
Gay last was Father John =. Lewis, of IN
Twentieth ward. who, viii soon have attaine
his ninety-iifth year. 1t need hardly be sal
that the battle with time has somewhat en-
feebled Mr.. Lewis, and that be is mot quite a
young rs lie used TO be but his intellect is .
bright as ever his eyesigh1 alone failing him
BE IS perfect encyclopedia Of happenings Il
the days when the writer was a mischievou
boy hanging around Father Lewis cabine
shop-oyer a quarter Of century ago Fathe
Lewis bios fair TO 90 past the 100 mile post Wit
colorS lying. and the cheers and good wishes @
his friends and relatives ringing in his ears.
THE programmes Of the letter carriers ball
Wnlch occurs on Thursday evening at the the
atre, are "A decided novelty. The outside renre
sents an envelope. III not delivered in fiy
Gays return 10, Is in one corner Then there i
the usual stamp. Salt Lake City. Utah De
cember H. 1890. 2. n. and the envelore is I'D
dressed to The salt Lake City Letter Carriers
Association, Salt Lake City Utah In IN
upper right hand corner is an imitation of tn
regular 2-cent stamp. with Postmaster Benton;
cheerful face adjoining The canceLing siam
bears the figure + Indicative OF the first event a
the kind under he auspices Of the carriers.
Try JOHNSoN's WINE OF WORMWOol
ior the appetite. 15c. Johnson, Pratt & Co.