The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-11-15
LOCAL LYRICS.
Crisp and Condensed News of enera
Interest and Import.

Crisp and Condensed News of G enera
Interest and Import
ALL kinds OF coal at Ellerbeck's.
TIE camp in the canon must go.
No probate court for several days.
LEAD and silver continue on the down grade.
T. r. ELLERBECK's coal Office, 49 e. First Sos
ELEGANT suits and overcoats at Barton&Co.*
SEE lost notice of diamond bracelets in ad-
Sertising column.
TIE west side meeting Will be held Monday
night at the chamber of commerce.
INSURE in the Home Fire OF Utah. H. ].
Grant Co., agents. with State bank.
NEW styles of fall and winter suitings just up
from the Provo mills, at Cutters, So Main.
DEssICATED cocoanut 25 cents per pound at
the Eclipse Grocery Co., % E First South.
MISS MINNIE KUHN, of Massllon, O., is at
the Continental She will lake position in
the public schools.
a NEW enunciator from the Inter-Mountain
electric works adorns the Cliff office. II brings
be bell boys to time.
MEssRs. Corey, Pendergast and Pollock
compose the Oleander club and hold knlghtly
meetings at knutsford.
The need for the new county building in
creases every day. All OF the officials are
crowded for elbow room.
THE son of Samuel Mcintyre was thrown
from horse yesterday on Brigham street and
badly cut about the face.
j. b. WALDEN is complaining of a crck in his
back, caused by being thrown from wagon
while on a hunt few days ago.
ACTING CLERK STANTON granted marriage
license to Fred Il. Davis, aged twenty-five, and
Frances @. Kearns, twenty-five, yesterday.
A SALT LAKE firm advertises that they have
twelve cars Of candy. The James q. McDon-
aid Candy company go them eight cars bet
ter.
THE west siders are thinking of establishing
an institute on the plan of the one at Dwight,
Illinois, where the heely cure has wrought such
wonders.
SPECIAL sale on Monday and Tuesday.
Haviland Co. white china % per cent.
OF. at Little Roundy & Co. and Galloway,
Hoock & Co.
Mr.. AND MRS. J. T. DoNNELLAN leave this
week for Denver TO spend short time-thence
they go TO Washington, D. c., and TO Florida
for the winter.
A MAN named Ed. Lewis was arrested by
Officer Sha1fer last night on the charge of petit
larceny. He Will have hearing before Judge
Gee tomorrow.
THE first snow of the season fell in the valley
yesterday. There has been a heavy deposit of
the beautiful, however in the hills near Park
City Tor some time.
THE latest lad in Salt Lake is for the ladies
10 treat them to butter milk. This is a great
temperance promoter.
SALT LAKE has spent over $4,000 in the last
ten days for amusementS furnished by Gilmore
and the ''Sinbad" extravaganza company. Who
says money is scarce!
IL the Third district court yesterday Carl L.
Lunden native of Sweden, and G. l. Spencer
and Charles Cooper, natives of England were
admitted 20 citizenship
THERE are messages at the Western Union
office for John w. Scott, care Samson Bros;
Miss Oracle Fleming, Albert Green, Mrs. E.
Chambers and j. I. CroXal.
lions Savings Bank and Trust company loan
ornamental auxiliary banks for homes. Inter
est ) per cent. MILFORD Woodruff president;
George Q. Cannon, vice president.
THE news boys dinner on Thanksgiving day
given by Colonel and W II. Lett, will be
addressed by several of our distinguished
takers. The boys are counting the days TIL
then.
THE camp at 1.-THE Bend" in City Creek
calon will be thoroughly cleaned and fumi
gated to-day so as not TO shock the olfactorieS
OF those VINO take their Sunday drive in thai
direction.
observer SALISBURY report for yesterdays
temperature is as follows: AT $50 a. m.-Salt
Lake, 81; Baker city, "a; Cheyenne, u; Denver
=; Montrose 80; Miles city, a; Helena, IA
Lancer. =. At 1885 a. m.-Salt Lake, 81
Bingham, 20; Ogden, 30; Logan, SO; Park City
20; Provo, IS; Alta, -; Stockton, IS.
TIE many friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Remington
will be deeply panied to learn OF the death o
their ll-yesr-old daughter through diphtheria
The sad event occurred yesterday afternoon
and the funeral Will be held from the family
residence to-day. Owing 10 the nature of The
disease, the funeral will be private.
THOMAS BATES, the 2-year-old son Of H G
Bates, who formerly with Godbe, Pitts 8
Co OF this city, died al Park City yesterday o
diDhtheria The remains will be brought I,
this city this morning, and the funeral viii b'
held at pm. at the residence Of j. Z. Busby
Third East between Eighth and Ninth Sout b
Ii viii be private.
THE labor unions made the following reports
at the late meeting OF the Federated Trades il
regard 10 business in the trades represented
Carpenters--Unio men all working. Plumber
AL at work Typographic3l--F'alr but mum
Der of men exceed the demand. Brewers-Al
working Painters-Trade fair, but many un
employed. Cooks and Waiters-Increase il