The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-05-11
LOCAL AND OTHER BRIEFS.
TRY the Saddle Rock dinner to-day.


5. II. CLAwsoN dentist. Residence; page 15.&
SEE Fuller & Young's advertisement of east
acreage.
THE pleasure resort at Calder's will be opened
10 the public on the Goth.
LADIES call at Hardy, Young s. Co.'S and see
the line line of slippers, cheap.
THE State Bank of Utah is doing a thriving
business ut No. 60 Main street. sd
THE State Bank of Utah is now incorporated
and ready for business at No. go Main streets
LOST. Bay horse, branded z on left thigh
Return to II. o. Young, SOB e. First South, and
be rewarded.
AN elegant line of English Red Sable artist
tools and Bright's plate bristle brushes at
Culmer Bros.
CARLOAD of baby carriages just received
by the Coop Furniture Co. The finest line ever
SHOWN In the city.
MCCORMICK s. Co.'S shipments yesterday:
Hanauer bullion, 5000; silver and lead ores
Sls,5oO. Total, S2l $50
THE executive committee of Salt Lake Typo
graphical Union No rs will hold a meeting at
A. o. U. W. hall to-day at 80.
FIFTEEN thousand dollars worth new styles
OF pianos in rosewood, mahogany and walnut at
Coalter & Snelgroves, "a Main street.
THERE are messages at the Western Union
Office Tor Emma Hail. @. W. Mckee, G.. It. Hol-
laday. Cronin, t. L. Barlow and Mrs. II.
Moore.
In the Third district court yesterday Andrew
Jensen, q native of Denmark, and William
Forllelson, native of Norway, were admitted
to citizenship.
CAPTAIN Amos. who has for some time past
filled the position of warden at the penitentiary,
resigned yesterday and Will return TO Ohio. Mr..
Ward, one of the guards, is acting as warden
temp orarily.
SEVERAL prominent citizens Of Boise, among
them three members OF the city council, are
here looking up electric street car matters.
with the idea of possibly introducing the cleo
trio service in their city.
TICKET Agent Benton says it is uncertain
when he will take charge of the postoflice and
equally uncertain who his successor VIII be.
Forey flecles is mentioned, but the big guns of
both roads will have TO settle that point
y COMBINED steam launch and tug with a
canopied barge, and complete outfit of row
boats are beng built by r. j. Douglas & Co
of Waukegan Ills, for Callers pleasure resort.
This viii be the incest outfit ever brought 10
Utah.
SERGEANT FrTzMAURICE's report OF yester-
day s1emperaturei is as follows: At :33 m.-Salt
Lake city, 80; Helena. "A; Fort Custer, "A; Raw
Inns, 66. At IL a.m.-Salt Lake City, &C: Ogden,
"A; Stockton, IS; Bingham. Is; Park City, 81 !;
Provo, 6S,
THE Salt Lake City association No. 1, of the
National Association of Stationary Engineers,
which was organized April Il, had its first regu-
lar meeting in the Temple OF Honor hall last
evening. The association now consists of
added almost daily.
EIGHTEENTH. Twentieth and Twenty-first
warders who attend the tabernacle services to-
day can indulge in the luxury of whole block
of the new cement walk laid by Mr.. Morris from
the NelDs corner 20 the Eagle gate. 1t was
cleared of last evening for the first time, and
makes very handsome and clean thorough
fare. 1t will be immensely appreciated on we
days.
IN the police court yesterday John JuStian,
John Sampson and a. NJ. MCNEIL were fined s.
each for getting drunk. j. c. Willard and
Thomas HALEY were also knocked out bv
book and paid $40 each. On Friday j. McCarty.
John Watson and William Flynn were
caught selling new pants to second hand
dealers, YESTERDAY it was learned that the
goods were ustolen from the Peoples Co Cpl
store and the charge of grand larceny is booked
against the men. They will have hearing to-
morrow,
THE friends of Mr.. and Mrs. T. n. Olsen will
be shocked again this morning TO learn of the
death Of their bright boy Archibald Theodore
night. II is only two weeks ago since they laid
away their little daughter, her death being
caused by diphtheria. at that time il was
thought the boy showed symptoms of the same
dread disease. and the malady developed itself
later. He recovered, after hard fight, only tC
succumb to paralysis of the heart, which fol
lowed. This makes two out of three children
that have been taken from them within twl
weeks. There will be no funeral services save
at the grave, and carriages will leave the resi-
dence, 277 Second street, at O'Clock this even
ing. The youngest child OF the family-age6
three years was sent away FROM home when the
disease first appeared. So far he has shown no
symptoms OF Illness and he will doubtless be
spared to spread sunshine in the now desolate
home.