The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-01-26
LOCAL AND OTHER BRIEFS.

LEAD, $3.50; silver, 97sl.
LOOK out for that city convention.
Buy your furniture at the Coop Furniture CO
THE cleanest and best cooked meals at Ben
2zIhin's.
'THE weather permitted" but it came yer,
nearly refusing.
MCCORMICK & Co received yesterday
Banauer bullion, S2,T15.
CAMPAIGN rubber boots for marching clubs
AT Spencer & kimball's.
Go to the Natatorium and take good swim OF
= tub bath in the hot mineral water.
GEORGE HAvERCAMP was yesterday commits
stoned notary public for Utah county.
In our next issue we expect to publish the full
Peoples ticket for the municipal cleo ion.
INFLUENZA started in Russia. Keene's Mus
tani is sold only by Culmer Brothers. See the
difference:
THE sale OF seats opens Monday at 10 am
for Louis James. No advance in prices to any
part of the house.
HARDY, YOUNG & Co. have Grenoble walnuts
Tar2gona Almonds, Texas pecans, and large
hne OF fine confectionery.
OUR Provo correspondent asks: Whats the
matter with Provog' The only reply we can
give. is the usual "Ste'S all right,''
THE larger portion of the colored fires used
last evening were from the drug store of John
son Pratt q Co. The boys" are all right.
their regular meeting until Monday, February 3,
owing 10 the illness of several of the performers
THERE are messages at the Western Union
telegraph Office for Jake Murphey, j. H Holie-
0erB, j. w. Peck, John Higgins Edwards and
w. =. Smith
MR.. NATE SEARS, whose return from the east
We mentioned a day or two ago, is quite Seri-
oUsly i'll with complications of pneumonia and
heart disease.
THE first annual sociable and reunion of the
Peoples Equitable Coop stockholders, which
occurred Friday e, ening, was highly enjoyable
and grand OCCASION nearly four hundred persons
being present.
RORDES of Liberals were abroad last night
shouting, Scott! Scott! George NJ Scott -
Young! Young! John NJ. Young None so tar
as heard from however. had the temerity to
yell, Gee! Geei w. w. G. e.
BUT very little business was attended to in
the police court yesterday. ID. Coombs and G.
W Cracroft had had little spat in a saloon for
which each was fined s.. Charles Corners, for
being run In drunk was also finedS5.
EARLY in February the Incwa6le's O,cn will
blossom out as an eight page paper-another
imitation of THE HERALD. The interests of
hospital cases and namelesS diseases, however,
viii receive the same careful attention from its
advertising columns.
SERGEANT FITzMAURICE'S report of yester-
day. temperature is as follows-Salt Lake CITY,
~; Helena, u; Fort Custer, ~; Fort Wa
Snake, So; Rawlins, IL. At II a. m.-Salt
ham, a; Park City, 40
SOME tourists who were detained in the CITY
on account of the snow blockade on the Central
Pacific, have returned TO Pueblo to go via the
Southern Pacific to California, which will only
take four days and is safe, so far as getting
there on account of snow is concerned.
The Fourth precinct drum corps did a hand
some thing last evening, in presenting to Mr. c
l. Berry, to whose careful instruction much of
their efficiency is due, handsome gold medal
with suitable inscriptions Charley is proud of
the trophy, and well he may be.
GeE Thursday Josiah Draper of Riverton met
arith al accident on the Rio Grande Western at
the point of the mountain, by which he was
severely if not fatally injured. He was working
m the big cut at the place named when bank
OF earth fell upon him, infiicting dangerous in
Iuziese
C. E. APPoNYI architect of the new citv hall
and county court house, expressed his indigna-
lion last night at such Liberal patriotic acts as
placing the homely carpet bag over the glorious
stars and stripes. Several Liberals became
aroused at this and Mr.. Apponyi was struck a
number OF blows, and was badly cut over the
1eTI eye.
THE HERALD had more subscribers walk into
the ohice and plank down their dollars for the
paper yesterday, than at any time since the en-
Sars5Lnent-and the great bulk of them were
Liberals too. THE HERALD, as usual, has 40
percent more advertising than the Tribune
1snd yet the hicUrabte'S OaoR is not happy.
THERE will be a meeting of the executive COM
Utah held Monday January 81 at $3.50 D. m at
the residence of Mrs. Phebe Y. Beatie So N
West Temple street All officers are requested
10 be present. Phebe Y. Beatie Chairman of
Executive Commute Rachel Edwards, Secre
iEY,
YESTERDAY afternoon two squaws, seated
upon the wet sidewalk near Cunnington'S cor
ner, made picture. One son of the forest
about two years old fi1Sked and padded in the
slush, N auother tiny pappoose ensconsed
IN ITS basket, was set up against The wall ex-
uOsee 10 ali the elements. Strewn around them
IN real aboriginal style, were sacks and bundles
t1e SANITY accumulation of a days begging.
WILL Registrar Clute explain how the name
OF Matt Rhodes comes upon his list: Will he
swear that il was not entered at Clear Creek
on the line of the Rio Grande Western, on that
famous go of December. Matt Rhodes is the
section boss at the station mentioned and has
resided there for more than year prior to the
day of registration. Before that time his home
was at Grand Junction, Colorado.
ON January 1st the city circulation of THE
HERALD passed from the hands of J. W. KYLE
iufo those of J. T. Dunbar & Co.. Mr. KYLE 90
Ing into another branch of THE HERALD'S ser
vice, that of travelling agent. Mr.. Dunbar is a
G-elI known Salt Laher, who has been connected
vEz28 has now returned home for good. All mat
Lers relative to the city circulation of THE HER
AID should be referred to Dunbar & Co.
YESTERDAY the marriage license of John o.
Mc(5ary, of Union Fort, and Elizabeth Harker
81 Taylorsville. was fled in the Office of Clerk
SsGtler- Another cJupie, young and gay
= ajed iato the Office Of the clerk yesterday and
chem to the ceremony by which they will be-
some che. but the clerk refused TO give the
Eas7eS saying the marriage might not be con-
ssmmated after all, and he didn't want to give