The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-08-30
LOCAL AND OTHER BRIEFS.
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scARFF, Scarf, Scarf, Scarf.
GENTS summer wear at Barton & Co.'S.
GRAND DINNER at the Saddle Rock today.*
TRY THE Eclipse grocery, 52East First South
FOR groceries.
OCTOBER 10 Spencer & Lynch will give away
LOCO piano. Look up your tickets.
INSURE in the Home Fire OF Utah n. ].
GRANT & Co., Agents, with State bank.
Miss LINCOLN will sing at the First Metho-
dist church to-day, morning and evening
Mrs Christie of 81 West First South re-
turned yesterday from selecting her fail and
winter millinery.
FOR gents summer suit made 10 order from
homemade tweed, so to John C. Cutler &
Bro. No. SO Main street.
MR. JOHN E. CRACRoFT and Miss Annie
Evans were married last evening, Judge Laney
performing the ceremony.
H. C. M. 1. will be closed on Monday after
noon from O'Clock, on account of the funeral
OF Charles Brown Its late dry goods manager.
lions Savings Bank and Trust Co. loan orna
mental auxiliary banks for homes. Interest 3
Ter cent. MILFORD Woodruff president; George
&. Cannon, vice-president.
MARRIAGE licenses were issued yesterday TO
James Christensen and Anna c. Peterson,
John E. Cracroft and Anna Evans, Fred Doug
las and Martha A Walker.
To make room for fall goods, the Coop Fur
niture company are selling baby carriages and
refr gerators at cost. Cali early and secure
bargains as they only have few left.
ANoTHoNY AUSTIN, aged nineteen and a
stonecutter by trade, who resides with his par
ents on Fifth East street, licked his dad last
night and was run in by Sergeant Jenny.
TIE furniture at the Raymond house, which
is kept by man named Hope, was attached
yesterday by Mrs. Haggel, Alex Gemmil and
others. who have claims for rent amounting to
about S6ol.
GREAT many young ladies Of sixteen to
nineteen are parading the streets, when they
should be home helping their mothers TO darn
stockings and sprinkle thelawn. Stay at home
girls, and you will be more thought of by OBJ
servers.
HENRY S1EDEL Geo. T. OdeI ]. F. Grant,
b. r. Grant and w. J. Steward returned yes
terday from a trip from La Plata. While com
ing down from the camp their wagon upset
and all were more or less bruised and shaken
p, but no one was seriously injured.
OBSERVER SAIIsBURY's report for yester
days temperature is rs follows: At 1888 am
Salt Lake city, &c; Lander, =; Custer Station,
80; Helena, 81. At :55 a.m.-Salt Lake, IS;
Bingham, to; Ogden, rs; Logan, 81; Park City
60; Provo 81; Alta, 30; Stockton, 60.
NJ. j. SILVA, well known to the mining mer
OF this city and vicinity, met with an uufortu
nate accident at Silverton. He fell down the
shaft of a mine, breaking both of his legs, and il
is feared that one of them will have to be am
putated. Mr.. Silva is already minus one of his
hi
ceedingly deplorable.
LAMP exploded in the secondhand store o
Thomas Butler, on West Temple, between
First and Second Sonth streets, at about
O'Clock last evening. A disastrous fire wa
narrowly ayerted through the prompt actor
and presence OF mind of Mr.. Butler, who threw
the blazing lamp into the street, where for
time it omitted a sufocating smoke.
THE wedding bells were ringing merriiy FIR
day evening at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs
William Bean. AS West Second South street
when their daughter Jennie and Mr.. John 7
Axton were united in wedlock. Both OF tn
contracting parties are longtime residents o
this city and a host of friends wish them Ion
life and prosperity. The members OF tn
family only were present.
LAST night a man named Charl es Smith wa
playing billiards in the L Y. L. saloo on Com
rnercial street. when he hit a man names
Francis in the head with a billiard ball, inflict
ing an ugly wound. Smith then started to ru
out OF The place. but was stopped at the doc
by a German. Smith hit the latter in tn
mouth with his fist, but was held until ONCE
Nocum arrived and placed him under arrest.
WHAT came near being a fatal accident oc
CURED on the Rapid Transit line near Calder
park yesterday afternoon. 1t seems that tn
three-year-old boy of a Mrs. Jones, who live
near the track strayed out Of the yard and wa
playing in the weeds alongside of the trac
when car p came along. The weeds completed
hid the little fellow from the motormans vieI
until the step of the car struck him. Fortu
nately the child was thrown away from III
Track and escaped with some severe bruise
about the head. From all that could be learne
it seems that the motorman was not to blam
for the accident, which due to the careles:
ness of the parents in allowing the child to e
cut in the street alone
LAST evening Mr.. Langtou, of the Salt LAX
Equitable Coop, discovered that a bundle
shirts and package OF socks had been stole
from the front of the store. 1t was soon toun
that thieves had cached their booty in Richard
avenue and knowing they would return for /
a watch was kept and at about o'clock a sma
boy went in and got the bundles and handle
them to two larger boys who were waiting fC
him. The store people at once started for tn
trio. who broke and ran, but the smallest DO
was captured. He gave his name ds ThomG
Claypool, ana stated that the other boys, VIII
were strangers 10 him, promised him 10 cent
to 80 and get the packages, which he did, an
that was all ne knew of the matter. The DO
ellis a very straight story, and as he is onl
eleven years old, and had not a moment
which to concoct q story, il is believed that b
Cells the truth.
SEVERAL days ago THE HERALD stated no
some time age couple of swinders opened
store on Third East street and called then
selves the Enterprise Soap company The
went about the city selling soap, and in ord,
tointroduce their goods offered to enlarge
photograph for any person purchasing so man
bars OF their soap. After receiving about iy
hundred orders and the cash therefor. the
skipped out Many Of their victims entruste
them with photographs of dead relatives, al
in many instances these mementoes wei
priceless in the eyes of the owners. who su
pysed that they had lost the photographs b,
Mr. Goldberg. who has room in the san
building, secured all of them, and the owne