The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-05-17
LOCAL AND OTHER BRIEFS.

GRAND dinner. Saddle Rock to-day
T. R. JONES & Co. received yesterday: Silver
bars $4,000
THE May festival at Provo was big success
in every particular.
THE case of Jennings VS.. The Wasatch Stone
company has been set for May 10.
BEST pianos. Best prices. Best terms. AT
Coalter Snelgrove's. "a Main street.
BIG rush now on at the Salt Lake Equitable
80 and 81 Market Row. Look out for it.
GEORGE MErcALF will sing Anchored at
the concert this afternoon at Calder farm.
WELLS, FARGO & Co. received yesterday:
Fine bars, S1.448; bullion, 1855. Total, 5,0S3
TEN cents per copy will be paid for Salt Lake
7i9bmneS of October and 20, 1890, sent to
this office.
In the Third district court yesterday, Anton
Marker a native of Denmark, was admitted 10
citizenship.
THE finest line of candies in the city at James
G. Mcdonald Candy company's factory, go
Main street.
MCCORMICK s. co. received yesterday: Han
auer bullion, 1850; silver and lead ores. s. $50
Total, ST., 200.
LINoLEUMs al S. R. Marks s. Co. Lace cur
tains at S. R. Marks 6 Co. Baby carriages at
S. r. Marks s. Co. n
LADIES, if you want comfort go to n. a
Ransohof's and ask them for the Teness Miller
double We waist for ladies, children and in
fants.
ATTEND the concert to-day at 3 pm. at Cal
der's farm. Fifty cents round trip by Rapid
Transit leaving theatre corner from u 80 to
2:3O pm.
THE long and slim, short and stout and ex-
ira large men need not pay tailors such prices
when Barton & Go. carry perfect fits in each
style for half the money.
THERE are messages at the Western Union
ofhce for Ben Hager, care of W. C. Read, Geo.
Look, Huge Hibel Geo. H. Jewett, w. j.
Courtney and Harry Wells.
IT is noted fact that those suits made to
order at Cutters, 96 Main, from Provo mills. all
wool cloth, will outwear three ordinary ready
made suits. We guarantee satisfaction.
ALL those that had tickets TO sell for the
Clawson benefit, will please make a report to
the secretary of their organization to-day. I'm
portant. F. d. Aubrey, c. D. Berry, managers.
IT was reported at the police station last
evening that yesterday afternoon certain con
tractor Of this city drew $1,000 with which 10
pay his men and then skipped out with the
cash in his pocket.
PETITION to the President is being circu-
uts1 asking for the pardon of Arthur Camp
bell, who in October Z, 1890, was sentenced in
the First district court to eighteen months i'm
prisonment for adultery.
A GRAND success was scored by Mr.. Smoot at
his park on Friday. The QUOT contest resulted
in favor of Robert Thompson and W. C. A.
Smoot. The ball in the evening was well at
tended, aud all present enjoyed themselves.
lions Savings Bank and Trust Co. viii loan
you an auxiliary bank TO take home. This
Tank has combination locks and is ornamental
We pays per cent. interest MILFORD Woodruff
PRESIDENT; Gee. G. Cannon, vice-president
A SORE headed Democrat was yesterday mean
enough to intimate that the alarm of fire
sounded on Tuesday evening was a device of
the fire chief to break up the theatre NEE ting
Was there really any blaze, Brother Stanton:
SERGEANT SALIsBURYs report for yester-
days temperature is as follows: At 5:33 am
Salt Lake city, So; Helena, 50; Fort Custer, 4s:
Fort Washakie, A; Rawlins. 40. AT IL :55 am
Salt Lake, "a; Ogden, 81; Stockton, "a; Bing
ham, 81; Park City, As; Provo, 60; Alta, so;
Logan 60.
THERE will be a Democratic rally at Sugar
house on Thursday night. The speakers will
be Judge Judd, A. G. Norrell, w. II. Cassidy and
other leading Democrats of Salt Lake A club
will be organized. The meeting will be held in
Shoots pavilion. All are invited and good
time is assured. Music has been provided
AN exciting runaway occurred in front of THE
HERALD at o'clock last evening, and small
boy had hairbreadth escape from death The
team which ran away was attached to gravel
wagon. The runaway came up West Tempt
and struck a post in front of THE HERALD
building where the boy was trown out
and the wagon and team parted com
pany. The horses were stopped in front of
Grant Bros. stables and the boy, after consid-
cradle show Of braTado and bad temper,
hitched them up and drove of.
THE debate between the Murray Literary and
Debating club and the Young Mems Lyceum of
Draper on Friday evening was well attended.
The subject handled was: Resolved, That
books offer greater advantages for knowledge
(or education) than does nature" The Draper
boys, ID. o. Rideout, Mr.. Tarey and c. B. Stew
art, took the affirmative, while P. p Christen-
sen, NJ. Spencer and B. w. Ashton of Murray
handled the negative. The latter were the
victors. A ball followed the debate which was
a most brilliant success. The Murray peopIe
were more than pleased with their reception.
ONE OF the potent results of advertising in THE
SUNDAY HERALD has been again attested
this time by G. L. Chamberlin. La ST week he
received letters from st. Paul, New York
Philadelphia and bushel of missives from
Denver asking how he could build house like
that pictured in his advertisement in THE SUN
DAY HERALD of April 20 for $500. On consult
ing the paper in was found that the wrong cut
had been inserted in the advertisement and
Mr. Perkins shorthand man had TO put in a
day explaining TO the correspondents that the
picture in question represented s25, 900 man.
sion instead of $500 one 1t all shows, how.
ever, how Salt Lake real estate advertisements
are read abroad