The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-02-22
LEGAL AND OTHER BRIEFS.
CLOSE THE DIVES.


SHALL the block go? is the prevailing query
Grand turkey dinner at Saddle Rock to-day. >
SEWER connections are being multiplied
ca L..
TIE Home Dramatic club will return from
Boise this evening.
GERMANTOWN yarn, 81 per pound, all colors.
Barnes, Lewis & Co.
THE man or woman who hasn't had la grippe
is Cut OF the fashion.
THE stock exchange will be closed tomorrow
in honor of Washington's birthday.
BEST pianos Best prices. Best terms At
Coalter & Snelgrove's, "a Main street.
WELLS, FARGO & Co. yesterday received:
Ore S., 395; bullion, S6,O93; total, sll,49l.
IF you want the best currants and raisins for
your mince meat call at Hardy Young & Cos.*
THE Union National bank has received
twenty bars of Alice bullion valued at S24 96l, 65
THE street car line to Fort Douglas will be
well patronized just as soon as the weather per-
mits.
RK THOMAS is showing 900 pieces of new
dress trimmings. The tinsel effects are i'm
mense.
THERE are messages at the Western Union
Office for W. L. Cochran, G. c. Clements and j..
&. Casson.
LUCERNE seed has downward tendency. The
dealers who loaded up too heavily last fail, now
shows evidence of being bitten
FOR spring dress goods of latest designs and
dress trimmings, call at the Western Shoe and
Dry Goods Co. They have the cheapest.
THERE is a rumor that the Scoield coal mines
will be closed down permanently, all shipments
10 be made hereafter from Castle Gate mines.
IN the Second district court yesterday, ]. G.
Peterson a native OF Sweden and Nathan
Groom, native of England, were admitted to
citizenship.
THE Home Dramatic company played Con
fusion" at Pocatello last evening to the third
largest audience the opera house has held since
its erection.
SERGEANT FITzMAURICE'S report Of yester-
days temperature is as follows: At 5:33 am
Salt Lake, IS; Helena Is; Fort Custer, 16;
Fort Washable, 80.
THE Western Shoe and Dry Goods Co. are
Offering special sale on corsets for ten days.
See their Soc, 75c., Sl.0o. They are the best
values in the country.
SAVING is the secret of wealth. Five per
cent per annum paid savings deposits,
interest compounded quarterly at the State
Bank OF Utah, capital, $4,000.
ALL parties indebted to US will please note
that we are temporarily located with Spencer
Clawson s Co.. Broadway. Prompt settlements
are requested. Coop. Furniture Co.
THE young people of the Westminster Pres
byterian church have put electric lights in their
church. The church was lighted last night to
test the apparatus, and all worked well.
THE funeral services over the remains of B. Y
Hampton jr., who was killed by snow slide al
Trapper mine, Idaho will be held at the Twen
tieth ward Westinghouse to-day at IL 80 a. m
A BRIGHAM CITY correspondent writes
''Only one week before our city election, and nc
notice of the primaries have yet been posted.
The people are complaining at this procrasti,
nation
THE storm last evening crossed number of
the electric light wires and a number OF lamps
were burned out. One pole on the theatre
corner caught fire and burned for time. Nc
serious damage was done.
SEATS Will be assigned to the members
OF the new Tabernacle choir this afternoon
Every member of the largest church choir in
the world should heed Conductor Stephens
notice published elsewhere.
COUNTY CLERK ALLEN issued the following
marriage licenses yesterday: MILFORD Bennior
and Florence Houtz: George Montague and
Sadie E. Edwards; Carl Holmquist and Dora E
Simmons; F. W. kenzie and Lou Adams
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. q. Cannon, vice president
THE many friends OF Mother Eunice Nesler
will regret to learn that the lady is seriously
i'll. She is at the residence of Mrs. S. S. Tucker
239 s. Fourth West street. The lady is now il
her eighty third year, and is one of the pioneers
of this great valley.
R. h. THOMAS is going to erect on West
Temple, between Third and Fourth South
streets, ten fats, containing thirteen rooms
each. He has ordered from A. ]. White eighty
cords of rock for the foundation, and work will
be commenced at once
EDWARD FoUKEs returned from cheyenne
Thursday morning with the body Of his brother
Hyrum Foukes, who was shot at that place by
Philip Brown during a quarrel The funera
services were held at Bountiful Friday, from
the residence of Edgar Foukes.
ALL members of the Patriotic Order Sons Of
America are hereby requested to appear at III,
Temple of Honor hall, corner of Main and FRS
South streets, on Sunday, February % 1891, a
1880 a. m, TO assume regalia and attend divine
service of patriotic nature TO be held at thC
Salt Lake theatre at IL O'clock Ali yisitin.
members cordially invited to attend.
For some reason, as yet unexplained all ter
ninal ciphers have been omitted in numberin,
the new postoffice boxes. Those whose mum
bers ended with cipher, therefore will not b.
enabled to retain their old boxes when The CRANE
rush is made for the new quarters on SeconC
South street. There is every reason to believe
now, that the new quarters will be ready 70,
Messrs. Benton and Nash by next Sunday
when the move will be made and the postmaster
and his assistant will grow at least an inch anC
their grth viii be proportionately increased
HERALD reporter went to all the large
business houses in the city to find out wha
course was TO be pursued in favor of closing OF
Monday Mr.. Webber. Of q. C. NJ l. said
I'VE will certainly close. as this is legal hoi
day." Under the leadership of Mr.. Weber
the following houses said they would close
Walker Bros. & Fyler Co., f. Auerbach, Cohr
Bros Simon Bros, Joseph Simon & Co.. Desky
Bros. S. z. Teasdel, r. X. Thomas. Spencer
Clawson. H. Dinwoodey, Hardy, Young & Co
and Lipman & Wallersteir. The grocers al
seemed to be in favor of shutting up after |:
O'Clock. The banks will all close.
COMPLIMENTARY notices and friendly crit
cism of The CHRISTMAS HERALD continue te
come in. Yesterday we were shown a letteI
from Mr.. /. Teasdel, a merchant of Manchester
England. to his brother, Mr. S. p. Teasdel o.
this city. in which the following occurs AS Mr.
Teasdel is a writer of some repute, his common
is more highly appreciated: Now for a meaC
of praise well deserved. 1 thank you for the
Xmas HERALD. Nothing shows the progress O
country, or rather, city, better than its news
papers. THE CHRISTMAS HERALD is a credit
and would be SO to ano of the great centers O
learning and industry. The type, the paper tn,
get-up generally are perfection. There ar,
genius go and excelsiorism in the whole pro
duction, 1t is a complete contrast to the pre