The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-03-15
LOCsL AND OTHER BRIEFS.

VICTOR bicycles ledu.
GRAND turkey dinner at the Saddle Rock.
TIE baby carriage sale is now on at S. R
Marks & Co.'S.
WELLS. FARGO & CO. yesterday shipped:
Bullion, Ssh.
SILVER took an upward jump yesterday, be-
ing quoted at 995s.
II. r. JONES & co. received yesterday: Silver
and lead ores, Sl0100.
MARRIAGE license has been granted TO Mr..
John S. Audi ana Elva 1. Carson.
BEST pianos Best prices. Best terms. At
Coalter & Snelgrove's. "a Main street.
BARTON & co. % W. First South, have the
most complete line Of neckwear in the city.
HANAUER and Bird, of this city. have opened
an assay ONCE ct Eureka, in the Tintic district.
INSURE in the Home Fire of Titan. H. j.
Grant & Co., agents, with State Bank of Utah%
THE change Of schedule on the Rio Grande
goes into effect day. The through trains are
not affected but the trains from Manti here are.
GRAND display of French Millinery at Nine.
Lambs Millinery parlors 20 Main street.
hours: 2 10 and to p. IN, Tuesday, March
q.
GENTS homemade suits made to order for
S24 Satisfaction guaranteed. New spring
STYLES just in, at John c. Cutler s. Brother, SO
Main street.
CHARLES ELLIS will lecture in Mt. Pleasant
Wednesday evening, March IS; in Spring City,
March 10 and 20; in Ephraim, March q, and IN
Manti March %.
SAVING is the secret OF wealth. Five per
cent. PER annum paid on savings deposits,
interest compounded quarterly at the State
Bank OF Utah. capital 100000.
lions Savings Bank and Trust Co. VIII loan
you an auxiliary bank 10 take home. This
bank has combination locks and is ornamental.
We pay . per cent. interest. Milford Woodruff,
president; Gee. Q. Cannon. Vicepresident
IN the police court yesterday Bertha Hunter,
a Commercial Street belle, was lined 80 for
vagrancy. William Morris was sent up Tor ten
days for stealing ride on the Union Pacific.
The 50 DRINKS Were James Mcknight and Rod
ord Flemming.
JOHN LLOYD, the little boy who was run over
by an electric car at the corner of Fifth West
and First South streets on Friday morning
died at O'Clock last evening from the injuries
received. The funeral VIII take place from the
Fifteenth ward Westinghouse at = pm. o-nlor-
row.
ONE Of the great attractions Main street
for the next week that every lady should notice
is the display windows of the Western Shoe and
Dry Goods company. The goods there displayed
are very tastefUlly arranged and should insure
this house a successful business, of which there
is little coubt. They are leaders in their lines. .
OS Wednesday, the Sixth annual meeting
of the members Of Held's band was held in
Calder Music palace, Tor the purpose OF the
election OF of1icers for the coming year. Here
is the result: G. w. Clark, manager; Mr..
George Il. Thomas secretary; Mr.. Joseph
Summons, treasurer; Mr. John Held, conductor;
Mr.. II. Brewer, librarian.
A LEClURE on 'Ireland'S Mission" Will be
delivered on St Patrick S Day, next Tuesday,
at so p. n, AT ST. MaTy's church. for the ben
cit of the Total Abstinence society. The ex-
ce.ent choir VIII also give a concert N connec-
ton with The lecture. Rev. n. E. ScaIan is the
lecturer. AS ne is we'll known as an able and
fascinating speaker, the expectations run very
high
GRO. Il. GILLITT, of Salt Lake viii be the
new manager Of Hyde q Smiths store, al
Eureka. De has been in the business for d
number Of years and Will doubtless extend the
trade OF TIE company as the camp grows and
prospers. AIr. Robert hirkwood, the retiring
manager, is Z genial, whole-soUled gentleman
and under ms supervision the business OF the
store mas greatly increased. We ale glad TO
know that ne viii sin remain with the nrm Tor
time al IeasU.-Chief.
q. L. CHAMBERLAIN, whose advertisements in
TIE SUNDAY HERALD have attracted so much
attention, bore a fiatterng testimony the other
day when lie said his building plans had been 50
successful that ne was forced to discontinue
advertising until April 1. when he would De in
THE SUNDAY HERALD more heavily than ever.
1--WE want to catch up, - he said, before doing
any more adVertising-we've sold all our
houses, and we don't want TO contract for any
more TIL We can get the material on The ground.
and 20 TO DIRK, Tor as soon as man has con-
tract from US he gives US no rest till he sees
his foundation started. Advertising IN THE
HERALD returns cent per cent
J. B. TAYLOR, the natural gas explorer, yes
terday morning ran into nest OF snakes near
Woods Cross, a station on the Union Pacific
about eight miles north OF the city. There were.
as near as they could Be counted, LEO and OF al
sizes and colorS. They were very gentle, and
Mr.. Taylor picked number OF them up on the
end OF his shoes, and While tossing them about
they made no EFFORT at biting him, but simply
crawled OF and away to JOIN the other
snakes. They were very playful and drank in
the sunshine until their cold-blooded skins
glistened with warmth. When Mr.. Taylor and
his friends departed without killing any OF their
number all the snakes raised their heads into
the air and Kissed with joy.
GO TO TIE HOLDING ELECTRIC COMPANY,
s. W First South for YOUR electric light.