The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-12-20
LOCAL LYRICS.
Crisp and Condensed News Of General
Interest and Import.

Wool Bats at Cutters.
BUY your home made blankets from Cutters,
No. SO Main street.
THE circuit courts shut down last night until
the January term.
THE talk of the hotel corridors last night was
mines gas and cattle.
MEMS Scotch wool underwear, only 81 suit
at Barnes, Lewis q Co.
TIE Iowa association viii celebrate ',Admis-
sion day" on the 18th inst.
A CONSULTATION of railway officials was held
yesterday on general business.
CLEAN currants, raisins and peel, finest in
the city, at Barnes, Lewis & Co.
INSURE in the Home Fire of Utah. H. ]
Grant s. Co., agents. with State bank
THE many friends of Bishop John Sharp will
regret to learn that he is seriously i'll.
SOME activity is being manifested in political
circles-a reminder Of the days to come. Q
NUMBERING advise those wishing holiday
furniture 10 look at the prices in Barratt Bros
window.
WANTED-A first class pianist to play our
$1,000 gift piano during the holidays. Spencer
Lynch.
C. NJ. I. advertises Christmas presents in
the carpet department. See their 'adv. - and
see the goods.
THE finest Christmas window show interior
also so far seen is made by Johnson Pratt &
Co., all should see it,
THE best place for Christmas candies is at
the parlors Of the Electric Confectionery Co,
g. South Main street.
THE Christmas candy trade will be great
one this year, and James G. Mcdonald Candy
company Will lead the trade
THE Mattewan felt slippers, seamless. light
and stylish, is the best thing made for cold feet
Spencer & Lynch are the sole agents.
BE sure and see the beautiful line of toys at
the Salt Lake Equitable Coop before purchas-
ing elsewhere; 80 and 81 Market row.
Toys and holiday goods Just arrived; so per
cent less than anybody at the Salt Lake
Equitable Coop, 80 and 81 Market row.
THERE are messages at the Western Union
Telegraph office for Mrs. Mary Donahue H
Goodhue, c. P. Tray, lr., Miss NJ. z. Jordan.
WILLIAM Fox, one of the attaches of the
Templeton, was touched for a $40 gold watch
Friday night by some visitor TO his apartments
THE telegraph operators are requested to
meet to-day at p m. in Cliffs dancing hail,
east of Cullen hotel, to take action on the
Southern Pacific strike
PEOPLE who want to see an elegant assert
ment OF chairs from which to select holiday
presents, should by all means inspect the Coop
Furniture companys stock.
LADIES lax. gold watches S25. Gold filed
watches Sl7. so. Ladies' gold rings So up. All
goods must be sold regardless OF cost. J. A
Maynes, at Johnson Pratt's
L UNERAL service over the remains of the late
Mrs John SchOheld in the Twentieth ward
meeting house, viii take place on Monday, the
2lst, at Il a. m. trlends invited.
ZIoN's Savings Bank and Trust company loan
ornamental auxiliary banks for homes Inter.
est per cent. MILFORD Woodruff. president:
George 9. Cannon, vice president.
HOLIDAY books in endless variety: elegantly
bound church works and Bibles. Toys at low
prices and dolls at cost. Juvenile Instructor
office, next door east of Hotel Templeton.
THE county clerk granted marriage licenses
yesterday to Alma II. Rock, thirty and Alice
Proctor, tElrty-four; Nels Z. Youngberg
twenty-six, and Emma j. smith, twenty three.
THE Inter Mountain Electric company. s. r
tenton, manager, has removed to % East First
South. A full and elegant line OF electrical
suppnes, burglar alarms, dynamos, motors
electrc pells, enunclators, etc, constantly on
hand.
CNEw goods received too late on SATURDAY. Il
exhibit will be on sale Monday by The J. H Lev
son company, jewelers., 12s Main St, successors
OF Davidson, LeySon q McCune. Their tele-
phone number is threetwo-one We give it he.
cause it is not in the book
THE Salt Lake Kelley Institute will estab
lish temporary quarters in the city until fbe
new hotel Is completed at the Hot Springs. The
ofncers in charge are j. f. Woodman presi
dent; John Beck, vice-president: II. S, nTcCart
ney, secretary and treasurer; and r. H Harris
manager.
THE Y. M. c. a, library received four choice
hb-uilAto llbLA MI. L TANK Grant last Week
follows; Electricity and Its Practical AnnIi
cations, Curious Facts in United States Ais
tory, Norte Dame, by Hugo and 'HThe Hun
dredth Man, - by Frank Stockton. These 1Tert
all Just from the book store and purchased for
the association.
THE mining department of THE CHRISTINA
HERALD Will be the most complete write.1r
that industry has ever received at the hands ~
Utah journal. Members OF THE HFRATT
staff have visited every camp IN Utah and r1ey
sonally inspected every property of note. The
article Will be equal TO about six and n baI
solid pages OF TIE DAILY HERALD and will
have several sketches of mining scenes Eyer,
other important industry of the territorv no,
been written up TO date. and those who wan
Utah at glance to send away to friends sbonil
send IN their orders for copies.
TIE demand for advertising space in Tn,
CHRISTMAS HERALD this year is far in excasl
OF that OF any previous year, which is not an al
bad Tor an ''oh season" The forms yver,
closed up last evening and from now on TIL tn,
oath the binders will be kept busy enclosing IN,
sheets IN The handsome Autographed covers
The original idea was for Sc pages hut il no,
been found necessary to enlarge the Issue 70 d
pages-or nearly double the size of last veers,
edition. The huge issue has ALREADY been TTac
tically disposed OF, so that the enyious en-
beavers OF Jealous rival which attemnted :,
1orestau THE CHRISTMAS HERALD with a b-cen
padded edition Of dry rot on Tuesday-all o,
for nauGht. ~ -
EYE. EAR NOSE AND THROAT
Drs. Freeman g. Tibbits, 1914 Main St.