The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-04-06
LOCAL AND OTHER BRIEFS.
P. PRATT s Co real estate. IS Main.


were as follows: Bullion, 1896.
HARDY, Young & Co. are displaying an ele-
CANT line OF sateens in all shades, cheap.
LAMPS. If you want tc buy good lamp cheap
go TO Booclz s. Clawson, 10 w First South. 3
WHEN you want to get tonsorialsed, go to
Che Temple barber shop James q Watts, props.*
GENERAL MINTY has been succeeded as assist
ant postmaster at Ogden by James Hoop, of
Kentucky.
IN a little town in Kansas they sell starch for
Is cents q package. Gunner Bros. sell the same
for 10 cents.
MCCORMICK & Co. received yesterday: Silver
and lead ores 1920; Hanauer bullion, 81 500.
Total. $500.
LET your light so shine that men NAV see
your good works. - but buy your lamps at Hoock
& ClawsoI's
the Coop Furniture Co. The finest line ever
shown in the city.
CHEAPEST place for folding beds and baby
carriages, furniture, ETC., at S. r. Marks g. Co.,
opposite the Temple.
WE have imported Jams in glass, the best
canned corn and best tomato catsup in the city.
Hardy, Young 6 Co.
will be held to-day at 1870 O'Clock, from the
Twentieth ward meeting house
LADIES 81 shoes, worth $3.50; school Shoes
sl50 stylish and solid; James Means IS shoes
at Spencer & kimballs, LOG Main street
WoRKlNGaEN, attention, The only stylish
all solid working shoe for 81. rs, worth S225 at
Spencer q kimoalrs. Every pair warranted. =
THE Salt Lake Times came out in greatly i'm
proved style last night, and bearing evidence
all through of having new hustler at the helm.
THE city council at its last session ordered
the removal of all the fruit and other stands on
the streets. They are still aneyesore, however.
WE give away with each pair of school shoes
n ion Sicrip IF
pens, ruler ETC. Spencer & Kimball 100 Main.
FOR help wanted, situations wanted, rents,
for sale, lost, found etc, see THE HERALDS
special column. inside page. Employment ad-
VertisementS free
FON Monday night the Union Pacific train
which leaves here for Ogden at 1881 will be held
until IL: 80, in order 10 accommodate those who
wish to attend the theatre.
HOUSES are so scarce, and the demand for
them is so great in the Twentiethward that tents
are now becoming fashionable, the first having
been pitched on street yesterday.
BISHOP O. F. WHITNEY will lecture in the
Tenth Ward meeting house n5xt tuesday even
ing at 1880 under the auspices of the NJ. L a.
Subject: Zion and Her Redemption
HANS CHRIsTIANsEN, of Richfeld, Sewer
county, yesterday completed the term of i'm
prisonment TO which he was sentenced for aGul-
terry, and was released from the penitentiary.
TIE counting room of THE HERALD will be
open TIL = clock to-day. All country patrons
OF THE HERALD are invited TO call and get
free copy of the 2i-page issue
THE Daughters of Rebecca of Naoma Re-
becca degree lodge, will give social on next
"Wednesday evening at theI o. Q. f. All mem
bers and solourning Odd Fellows invited.
AT Inc uclose uof ''Held by the Enemy" last
evening tue entire company sat down to a re-
past in the green room, furnished with the com
ris .--' . '' fV'--- "a ''''-' iNO-ii's i'ai
TIE LOO volumes of books making up the re-
mainder of the HERALD premium list. published
in another column. will be on exhibition AT the
stationery store OF d. N. McAllister & Co., Main
street.
CONFIDENCE visitors who own horses should
call at No 80 West Second South street, and q
a copy OF "a Treatise on the Horse and His
Disc seS,'' a book of one hundred pages. Call
at once. W. L. PICKARD, harness and sad
dies.
TIE annual meeting of the Salt Lake Gas
company was held III the Office of the company
Yesterday The following board of directors
was elected after which the meeting adjourned:
T. II. Dyer, a. Pratt. p L. Williams W. Van
toJt ana O. NJ. Scott.
ET tE Twentieth Ward ,cial club Will close Is
lulsular series or a u4sS Tor the season WIN d
select character bali. 10 be given in the Twenti-
eth ward hall on Friday evening of this week.
The AFFAIR promises TO very pleasing and will
be quite select as no one viii be admitted who
has not previously procured a ticket from the
committee. and all attending are required to
Iersonify some character which they may select.
YESTERDAY afternoon Fred Wilson and
another man We're driving up West Temple
street in a cart. in which was some lumber and
Just before reaching the Continental one of the
boards touched the horse. causing it TO run
away. The cart struck telephone pole on the
hotel corner and upset, and both the occupants
were thrown out. Mr.. Wilson sustained some
severe injuries about the head and was picked
up insensible, but soon recovered, The other
party escaped with few scratches.
PEOPLE who have friends outside of Salt Lake
M Tuh ~ 10 70 aN1+1 l.
should take advantage of the present time to
subscribe for TIE SEMI WEEKLY HERALD
which is printed Wednesdays and Saturdays.
ana contains all III, cream of the daily issue
BY subscribing NJ once, a chance can be secured
In the 5000 premium distribution which comes
on AZ the theatre Wednesday morning next and
81 which l,500 prizes from a 500 Fischer piano
down to dollar book will be drawn for by SEMI
WEEKLY HERALD subscribers.
A LARGE number OF mining men met at Col
onel Murray Office last evening 10 Derfect the
organization OF mining exchange. At PIE
Vlous meeting X. c. Chambers was elected pres
ident and Nick Trewee1 ce-preSident and last
night the other offices were filled by the election
OF q h. stevenson as secretary and j e Dooly
rs treasurer. A committee consisting of G. W
Bennett. + b. Dyer and William Condor was
appointed to draft constitution and bylaws
ana report 10 an adjourned meeting TO be held
AZ colonel Murray 5 office on Tuesday evening
next at 80. 1t was business meeting from
the word so, and While speech making was nor
INDUCED in. all manifested deem interest in the
organization which is destined to add new life
3 the mining industry IN Utah This exchange
VIII make II possible for men owning GOOD
claims, out without the means 10 develop them
TO list their property with the exchange and
thus get their treasury stock on the market
with the endorsement of the organization. No
property will be listed until it has been exam
tned by committee from the exchange and
1aVorably reported upon.
The action OF Poftofflce Inspectors Lawrence
and Brown in demanding that the Sail !, AXE
postotilce be supplied with a new equipment AT
once, and the refusal of Groesbecs Bros to
comply with the demand occasioned some talk
yestel day. 1t is almost certain that the gov
eminent VIII very soon cancel the lease on the
premises now occupied by the postoffice and
that the Office viii he located elsewhere The
inspectors stated 10 HERALD reporter yester-
day that the lack of conveniences in the present
Onlce MADE an immense amount ofunnecessarv
work for Mr.. Bdrratt and his force and they
expressed surprise the force were able to dis
pose OF the business as well as they do uuder
existing conditions. There is but one
general delivery window for ladies and
gentlemen and there is a big string
Of people in front of il all dny
long Frequently there are as many as
lOj letters IL the box alone, and by the time
twenty persons whose names begin with that
letter have applied for mail, the clerk has
shufGed over 1000 letters # there were two
windows each for ladies and gentlemen ms
there should be- il would be a great conven-
ience TO he public, and the postoffice emnlovees
would not be worked TO death This is but one
81 the improvements needed There are not
enough boxes 10 meet demands which will of
course be Larger IN the uture, and the facilities
Tor handling mail are entirely inadequate sor an
NICE dong such volume OF business.
RATTLE! RATTLE! RATTLE,
Corner lot, Us feet front, one mile from
Temple. A few chances left at 81 a chance.
DON'T lose that opportunity but call at
once at John WetZePs, the bootmaker 50