The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-07-12
LOCAL AND OTHER BRIEFS.
SODA water at Scarff's.
JOHNSON, PRATT for drugs.


ScARFF. 90 Eact, First South, drugs.
GRAND DINNER at the Saddle Rock to-day
FINE claret soda, 5 cents. johnson, Pratt &
Co.
DR.. PRATT, tooth carpenter. Constitution
building.
BARTON & Co. have removed to old stand, 43
ana IS Main street.
Political clubs can get their drums and nfes at
! Coulter Snelgrove's.
TIE novelty house in candies, James q. Nc
Donald Candy company.
DON'T forget the fifteenth annual clothing
sale now on at Goldsmith & Co.
CHEAP sale OF gents Provo flannel. summer
hirts, at Cutters, 50 Main.
INSURE in the Home Fire Of Utah. q. J.
GRANT & Co., Agents. with State bank
CALL and see Teasdel's elegant stock Of
flowers just arrived, fresh, new and cheap.
CHOICE young recorded Hereford cattle for
sale. cheap. Z. L. Conrad, Chester, Utah
A oUARTETTE OF plain DRINKS were before
Judge Lauey yesterday and were fined IS each.
CITY water and electric cars for Capitol hill,
anc fsw choice lots for sale by Taylor Bros,
o. Main street.
NEXT Sunday evening, July 10, Charles Ellis
will lecture at the theatre On Thomas Payne,
1.-THE First American Political Agitator."
Mr.. PARKER is fitting up his large sail boat
AND will commence making daily trips between
Buffalo Park and the islands in a short time.
THERE are messages at the Western Union
telegraph Office for S. w. Gallagher, John Jen.
nings, Miss Lou Z. Coons and J. h. Johnston
PARTIES wanting lots on car line Ninth East
street. should buy South Belmont lots at only
$3.50 each. For sale by Taylor Bros, % Main
street.
YOUNG man named Frank Stephens was
arrested at the Rio Grande depot yesterday
afternoon by oficer Seigfus, on the charge Of
petit larceny
CAUs L. NYMAN and Mari Charlotte Lind
guest, both of Union precinct, Salt Lake
county, were granted marriage license by the
probate court.
ZCM.I. will offer for q few days great
variety of dress goods in remnant lengths; they
VIII De marked in plain figures at about half
the usual price.
ZIoN's Savings Bank and Trust Co. loan orna-
mental auxiliary banks for homes. Interest
per cent WIlford Woodruff, president; George
.. Cannon, president.
TIE funeral of the late Mrs. S. s. Wheeler
viii take place at the Second ward meeting
house tomorrow at p. m. Friends OF the
family are invited TO attend.
TIE territorial board OF equalization returned
10 this city yesterday morning and spent some
time il examining the assessment rolls OF this
county. at Assessor Lynch's office.
BY mistake il was announced in yesterdays
paper thai Democratic meeting was TO be held
IN the Fourth ward schoolhouse. 1t ought 10
have read Farmers ward schoolhouse.
LADIES, our remnant counter Will have on
Monday and following days an avalanche of odd
lengths in dress goods which You can buy at
about half the regular price. 4. C. NJ. L
THE Democrats and Republicans Of the
Fourth precinct have adopted as their motto
for the school trustee campaign The following:
No politics in American free schools" This
is certainly patriotic and should appeal 10 every
well wisher Of our common schools.
OBSERVER SALIsBURy's report for yester-
days temperature is as follows: AT 5:S3 am
Salt Lake city, So; Helena IS; Fort Custer. co;
Rawllns 60 At :55 am.-Salt Lake, e.; Ogden,
6s: Logan 81; Provo. 81; Bingham, 81; Alta,
So; PARK City, IS; Stockton, IS.
A COMPANY of gentlemen, including Bishop
OF Whitney and Il. L. A. Culmer. passed
whole Gay during the past week exploring the
route taken by the pioneers in July, IS47,
through Emigration canon. Big mountain, the
spot where they first caught sight OF the level
Salt Lake valley, was visited and the path
traced which the pioneers and the Bonner party
before them followed till they reached the level
plain Mr.. Gunner took several sketches
which Will be used for steel plate engravings in
Bishop Wtitney's forthcoming history of Utah.
The work, by the way, is progressing favorably
and the author has already reached period
considerably after the first settlement by the
pioneers. The preliminary work, dealing with
the Mormons early history in the east, has
been very exhaustivelv treated.