The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-03-16
LOCAL AND OTHER BRIEFS.
LEAD, s3.95.

LEAD, 1895.
LEAD, 1885; silver, 95llc.
SPRING goods-Hoock & Clawson.
P.P PRATT & Co, real estate, As Main.
THE cleanest and best cooked meals at Ben
iamin's.
THF first straw hat was seen on the streets
yesterday.
THE grand jury did not report yesterday, as
expected.
OUR business page IS especially interesting
this morning.
THE old Emporium building Is rapidly assr.m-
ing modern airs.
SALT LAKE continues 10 be the theme in rAany
eastern journals
NEvR & CHILD. removed to 32S s., Main, Next
toFoX & Symons.
THE present seasonable weather has a good
effect on business,
FOR carpets and wall paper see Neve & Child
BIS s.. Main street.
OUR Tycoon tea still takes the lead. Call and
get some for trial, Culmer Bros.
ALL felt boots, shoes and slippers at cost at
Spencer s. klmballs.
SEE Fuller & Young's special advertisement Of
building lots for sale.
MOST of the members OF the late legislature
leave for homes this morning.
WELLS FARGO & co.'s shipments yesterday
were: ore, s7,72l; bullion, S6,sI7.
McCoRNICk & co. received yesterday: Han
auer bullion. $500; silver and lead ores, $3.50.
IT is now stated that the top floor of Zion's
Savings bank building will be fitted up as res
tRurant
IF YOU want some of the latest Paris importa-
tons, go TO the City of Paris, 80 East, First
South street
LOOK out for B. Y. Hampton's auction sale Of
twenty acre subdivision. No reserve. The high
est bidder wins.
LEADvIIIE parties are at work on a new and
mammoth brick yard, half mile south OF the
Hanauer smelter
a carload of baby carriages Just received by
the Coop Furniture Co. The finest line ever
shown in the city.
WE have imported Jams in glass. the best
canned corn and best tomato catsup in the city.
Hardy, Young & Co.
LELAND. the escaped prisoner, is still at large.
The officers think that he mas gone back 10 his
I'D stamping ground in Colorado.
A RRIIc of bygone days has lately been re-
Fealed TO view on the top of Nathan's clothing
store-the sign OF "ROss 81 Barratt.
YESTERDAY the police arrested a servant girl
living the name of Minnie Viola, on the charge
Sflarceny. She will be tried tomorrow.
MISS CARRIE BARK, of New York city, ar
lived in the city yesterday to take position in
.he City OF Paris, 80 East First South street
Harry Shannon, Of this city, and who at one
time resided here, died at Sioux City on Friday
night.
FOR help wanted, situations wanted, rents,
Tor sale, lost found etc, see THE HERALD S
special column, inside page. Employment ad-
vertisements free
TIE scene on the streets yesterday equalled
the busiest days OF conference. What will Salt
Lake be April !, 5, & and :, when $1,000 country
people viii come into swell the throng!
dereo by the street railway company, which VIII
make a tota, OF thirty -seven. The Second
South street line will be in operation within 8
few days
WHILE passing up Canon road Thursday night
on his way home, DR.. Faust was assaulted by
ruffian who sprang out from behind tree, and
after dealing him q heavy blow over the head
with bluat instrument fed.
IT understood the owners of that valuable
piece Of property known as the Council hous;
corner are negotiating with some Of the lessee!
with a view 10 cancelling the leases in which
event noble structure Will be erected there.
A PRESS CLUB will be organized in this city
very soon. The question has been agitateC
among the press gang for a long time. and il
seems now to have taken definite shape. A
meeting OF the newspaper fraternity will be held
some night this week.
SERGEANT FITZMAURICE's report OF yester
days temperature Is as follows; Al 6 a n-sSal
Lake.C City, 30; Helena, "a; Ft. Custer, 2S; Ft
Washable, %; Rawllns. 30 below AT IL am
Salt Lake City, 46; Ogden, 54 Stockton. Sc
bingham "a; Park City, "a; Provo, %, Alta. "a
TIE Salt Lake Shooting club had success
fui meeting Mt the Hot springs on FRIDAY, ano
some good scores we're made. The club will hold
a business meeting at Lawyer Bradley's office
at ESQ tomorrow evening and all interested
are invited Another shoot viii be held mex
FriGay afternoon
on Friday evening, March 2lst, at 80 Eide
YIN NJ Palmer viii deliver a lecture under TIL
auspices OF the Mutual Improvement associa
ton, in the Seventeenth ward school house
Subject: The Divine Mission OF Joseph Smlu
and Authenticity OF the Book OF Mormon" Al
are invited 10 attend.
THE Grant Bros. company commence TO oper
ate their Mullov s. Paul branch this morning
and have leased the premises at 500 per montl
tin August J. by which time their mammoth new
barn will be completed II Is expected that J
Il Grant viii handle one end OF the business o.
MS return from Chicago.
BISHOP STEWART, father of William NJ. Stew
art of this city, died in his home in Draper AT
O'Clock yesterday morning. The funeral VIII bt
held IN Draper at II a. n tomorrow, and friend
Of the family are invited to attend. The de
ceased gentleman was born at burlington, n. j.
IL 1916, and came to Utah IN 49,.
TIE regular bi-weeI1ly meeting OF the teacher
was held yesterday forenoon IN the Thirteenth
district school rooms. Vice President Bradfor'
IN the chair. After the opening exercises tbs
regular programme was carried out with fh
exception OF one feature-the class exercise il
reading by Mr.. J. j. Walton, who, through som
MISUNDERSTANDING. Was not prepdFeu- y mum
Der OF questions on school matters we're dis
cussed by the teachers, and the meeting ad
journed for two weeks II. Cummings, secretary
UTAH people who travel over the poplar Fri
route have been wondering who would b
chosen to ill the shoes OF the popular Bill
Hurloult. the agent at Chicago. The choice G
the company has fallen on A. w. Baker, VIII
goes in with the title OF western passenge
AGENT with his headquarters at 5l9 Crane
opera house, Chicago A friend says that Mr.
Baker is a genial gentleman, in whose hand
the POPULARITY OF the Erie is in no danger Of sui
ferlng.
THERE was an error in the appropriation bill
as published II yesterdays issue. The Desere
Agricultural and Manufacturing society's apprC
r,riafinns should have read follows: lS-T
the Deseret Agricultural and Manufacturer
society. 10 pay deficiency incurred in the eret
zion OF fair buildings IS, 1912. To the Desere
Ao-.icrlltural and Manufacturing saciotV. for III