The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-06-21
LOCAL AND OTHER BRIEFS.

| SCARFF's for drugs, drugs and drugs.
GRAND DINNER at the Saddle Rock to-day. !
REV. DR.. ILIFF will preach this evening II
1liff chapel.
BARTON & Co. have removed to old stand 4;
and IS Main street.
Political cluos can get their drums and flies al
Coulter & Snelgrove's.
CHEAP sale OF gents Provo flannel. summer
shirts, at Cutters, So Main.
INSURE in the Home Fire OF Utah. b. j
GRANT Co., Agents, with State bank
CHOICE young recorded Hereford cattle fol
sale, cheap. E. L. Conrad, Chester, Utah.
THE foundation for the church on First South
and Third East is progressing very rapidly.
THE SANPETE valley railroad company will
hold it's annual meeting on Monday at Nephi.
CITY water and electric cars for Capitol hill,
and few choice lots for sale by Taylor Bros,
66 Main street.
MONEY wanted, 5000 $4,000 or S., 600; good
security. Address box 2O2, Provo Expenses
of investigation paid.
THE grand jury having ignored the charge of
murder against Josie H II, she was released
from the county Jail yesterday afternoon.
CHARLES ELLIS, this evening, in the Salt
Lake theatre on 1.-THE Utah Situation" Doors
PARTIES wanting lots on car line Ninth East
street, should buy South Belmont lots at only
$3.50 each. For sale by Taylor Bros, 66 Main
street.
THE HERALD is pleased TO acknowledge an
invitation to attend grand picnic and ball at
the Utah lake resort Provo city, on Saturday,
June g, 1891, under the auspices of Provo
Lodge No. IL, /. o. o. Z.
BISHOP ALEXANDER MCREA, of the Eleventh
ward, died yesterday after an illness Of several
weeks. lie was nearly "a years of age. The
date o. the funeral has not yet been settled,
and VIII be given hereafter.
lions Savings Bank and Trust Co.. will loan
you an auxiliary bank TO take home, This
bank has combination locks and is ornamental.
We pay per cent interest. Wiiford Woodruff,
president; Geo. q. Cannon, vice-president.
TIE w. c. Z. u. has issued a call to all the
churches, societies and the public in general
asking hearty cooperation in the work Of
Colonel Woodford, who lectures on temper
ance all next week free, in the Presbyteria
church.
WARDEN VANDERCooK came down from the
peniIentiary yesterday morning and stated 20
HERALD reporter that Jones, the colored con-
Wet who was carved by Train Robber Smith at
the pen few days ago. was rapidly improving
and would certainly recover.
THE term OF once of the following members
OF the board OF education expires next month,
viz: First precinct George w. Snow and
Harry T. Duke; Second precinct, T. c. Arm
strong, jr.; Third precinct, John n. Pike;
Fourth precinct, George D. Piper, and Fifth
precinct, H. c. Lett.
THE Jefferson Drum corps now numbers
thirty strong a very successful practice was
held last Friday evening. Major Levey is proud
OF his command and says that he has the best
corps in the west. Arrangements are being
made for a benefit, to be held some time in |
July. The boys deserve bumper.
WILLIAM LEONARD one of the men who |
played the gold brick racket on Banker Whit |
more OF Nephi, wants something more substau- !
tial than the advertising he received out of the
affair. 1t will be remembered that while Leon
arc was confined in the county Jail here, !
Whitmore visited the bastile anc il is alleged 1
that for the purpose of extorling information |
from Leonard, applied the thumb screw torture |
to the prisoner. Leonard demands $4,000 /
for this treatment.
THE many friends OF Mr.. and Mrs John
Groesbeck will be panied TO learn OF the demise |
of their oldest daughter. Clara. which occurred
yesterday afternoon al o, clock. The young lady
was thought to be quite i'll but no one supposed
her demise to be so imminent. She was in her
sixteenth year and of an unusually sweet and
lovable disposition, and she will be missed
among large circle of her young frienos to
whom she was greatly endeared The sympa-
thy of all friends will be extended to Mr. and
Mrs. Groesbeck in this the hour of their great
trial. Notice OF the funeral will appear later.