The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-03-08
LOCAL AND OTHER BRIEFS.

- w est tlrSI oOubn
WELLS, FARGO s Co. yesterday shipped:
Ore, SIC, III; bullion, $685..
THE meeting of the Third quorum of seventies
has been postponed one month
BEST pianos Best prices. Best terms. AT
Coalter & Snelgroves, "a Main street.
BARTON & Co., clothiers and gents furnish
ers are located at % West First South.
INSURE in the Home Fire of Utah. H. ].
Grant & Co., agents, with State Bank of utahT
AN ENJOYABLE ball was given at G. A. r. hall
on Friday night by the members OF the Temple
of Honor.
D1PHrHERIA has played havoc at Fountain
Green 1t is now thought, however, that the
danger is over.
MCCORMICK Co. received yesterday,
Hanauer bullion $3.50; silver and lead ores,
81. $50; total $500.
THE Salt Lake Equitable Coop. have re-
moved to new mammoth stores, at 30 Market
row. See their notice.
TIE celebrated Victor cushion tire bicycles
will be exhibited to-day at ]. S. Jensen's jew
elry store % East First South street.
GENTS home made suits made to order for
S24 Satisfaction guaranteed. New spring
styles Just in, at John C. Cutler s Brother, Sc
Main street.
.nent Cos. is dandys. They Jist got in carr
loades. Their hundred dollar buggie beets any
thing ever seen.
SAVING is the secret Of wealth. Five per
rent per annum paid savings deposits,
interest compounded quarterly. at the State
B ank of Utah. capital, S5O0,oOO.
OFFICER ALLBRIGHT picked up handsome
ostrich feather fan at the Deseret bank corner
Last night The article is now at the police sta
ton, awaiting a call from the owner.
THE CONGREGATIONAL social which was to take
olace on the 9th inst. is postponed until Friday
evening, March l3, 1891, owing to illness in the
families Of the congr egation and the severe
storms.
PROVO is making hard pull for increased
railway depot recommendation, and it is to be
hoped that she will succeed. Provo should in
sist On the recognition that is due her from the
railways.
A MAN named Pattison was arrested on the
charge of obtaining six shirts from Mrs. Mile
Smell under false pretenses. He gave bonds to
secure his appearance for examination before
Commissioner Greenman on Tuesday.
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 5 per cent. interest. MILFORD Woodruff,
president; Gee. G. Cannon, vice president
THE Apollo club will meet Thursday evening,
March 12 at o'clock, sharp, at the parlors OF
the Templelon hotel AS it is the intention to
give formal musical at an early date, it is re-
ouested that every member be promptly on
hand.
THE Odd Fellows ball at the Excelsior hall
at Provo on Friday night, was the occasion of a
brilliant turnout of married people for whom
the ball was specially given. The costumes OF
the ladies were rich and elegant and many Of
the gentlemen were in full dress.
THE quarterly conference of the Relief society
of salt Lake stake will be held on Thursday
the 18th of March 1884, at 10 o'clock a. m. ands
o. H. at the Fourteenth ward assembly hall. 4
large and punctual attendance Of officers an6
members earnestly desired. Mrs. NJ. T. Horne
President.
THE Officer sent from Albuquerque after vii
liam S. Crawford the alleged embezzler. vii
arrive this morning. Crawford, however, ha:
doubtless made good use of the liberty obtained
for him by Judge Powers through the habea
corpus proceedings, and the officer will prob
ably return empty handed
IMMENSE purchases of dry goods and novel
ties for the coming season are being made b.
the Western Shoe and Dry Goods company b.
their agent who is now in New York. Dali
will find it greatly TO their interest to inspec
them before buying elsewhere.
YESTERDAY morning Coroner Harris held a
inquest upon the bodies OF Barney Cast an
Hans Olsen. the unfortunate men who wer
killed in the snow slide at Alta on March
The jury returned verdict IN accordance wit
the facts already stated. John Ford, who wa
injured in the slide, is at the hospital, and wi
probably recover.
A HORSE attached to dump cart ran ava
from in front of Teasders store yesterday morl
ing. On reaching the corner of Second Soutl
the animal started for the sidewalk in front o
the Wasatch building, but fortunately collide
with telephone pole and was stopped Their
was lively scattering of pedestrians, bu
luckily no one was injured. The outfit belong
10 the city.
THE police arrested belligerent lot of drunk
last night, and when they were locked up in tn
drunk house it wasn't safe for an officer to go
there. Some friends of one of the inebriate
called at the station at midnight and wanted
take the prisoner home. They left security fc
his APPEARANCE and Mr.. Drunk was brought gu
The first thing he did was to start in to clea
yut his friends. who had to call on the officer
oprotect them. The drunk was marched bac
% Jail, swearing that in the morning he woul
bring suit against the city for 81 100000 dan
ages.
a LECTURE on the Book of Mormon" undo
the auspices of the Y. NJ. NJ. 1. association
the Fifth ward of this city, will be given by a
intimate acquaintance Samuel W. Richards
Esq Of the prophet, Joseph Smith, and b
amanuensis, Sidney Rigdon. at 7:3O p. m
prompt, on Tuesday, March TO- 1891, in tn
Fifth ward meeting house, describing many il
teresting and important details with which tn
general public are unfamiliar. A good attent
snce is requested. A Il are invited.
Our city was wrapped in gloom Monday morn
1ng, when it became known that Lois, the onl
daughter of Judge Charles Foote, had SUI
cumbedto that dread disease, diphtheria.
does seem at times that grim fate fortunes il
victims beyond all human endurance, and thi
Instance affords one more cause for such
thought, it being the fifth child lost to thos
grief-stricken parents during the last thrt
years. The Ensign condoles with the parent
and relatives in this their sad loss and hope
that the remaining dear ones will be spared
comfort them in this time of sore grief an
trial The funeral was held yesterday afte
noon and was well attic nded.-Nephi EnSiqn
v.TRC COUGH CORDIAL CURES LA GRIPPl
Sold at all druggists-50c.