The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-04-19
LOCAL AND OTHER BRIEFS.

TIE baby carriage sale is now at S. p
Marks d Co.'S, opposite Temple.
BEST pianos. Best prices. Best terms. A
Coalter q Snelgrove's, "a Main street.
JUST arrived, full line Of maclintoshes
rubber coats and slickers at Barton & Co.
INSURE in the Home Fire of Utah II. j
Grant Co., agents, with State Bank of Utah
THERE are messages at the Western Union
ofice for S. w. Miner, William Wood and A
Gr0ttowell
JUST received at the Spencer-Bywater Co. q
car load Of gasoline stoves, the New Progress
These stoves are economical and SAFE.
CALL and examine the New Progress" gaso
line stove at the Spencer Bywater Co.'S. 1t is
something entirely new and safe to use.
WHY buy shoddy, ready made clothes when
you can get a suit made TO order warranted all
wool, perfect fit, from home made cloth for S24
at Cutters sc Main?
WHY get your suits from merchant tailors
when you can get equal fitting tailor made suits
for half the price at Barton s. Co.. few doors
ca st of clock corner.
The Rev. Mabry, OF the Methodist church.
will deliver address to the laboring people
this evening. The reverend extends an invita-
ton for all TO be present.
DEAL with the owner direct and save the
commission-two small building lots in good
location, at low prices. For particulars call at
DR.. j. 3. Keysor's dental ONCE, Scott Auerbach
building, Main street
lions Savings Bank and Trust Co. will loan
you an auxiliary bank TO take home. This
bank has combination locks and is ornamental
We pay5 per cent. interest. MILFORD Woodruff
president; Gee. Q. Cannon, vice president
YESTERDAY afternoon a horse attached to a
light vehicle became frightened while standing
on First South street, fust west of Main ard
ran away, dragging heavy hitching post with
him. The animal was stopped at the Deseret
bank corner.
Young Utah is new journalistic venture at
Payson, Utah, which bears the motto ''Utah's
Future Progress Depends Upon Her Young
People 1t is a rather ambitious venture for
that section Of the country, but there would APP
pear to be no insurmountable obstacles TO its
success.
TIE Wasatch Asphalt company yesterday
completed assertion of sidewalk paving in front
Of the Kennel block, on First South street.
The asphalt used is from the company's mine
near the Ulntah reservation and the pavemen
has the appearance Of being very strong and
durable.
SOME big improvements are to be inaugu-
rated at once at Becll's Hot Springs The pres
ent large plunge is to be RACED TO the ground
and two brick and cement plunges TO be built
IN its place. A large open pool IO0x2O0 feet is
TO be constructed Just west OF the present bath
house, to be used by the public with bathing
suits.
SNOW is said to be very deep in the noun
tains between Salt Lake and the country
east. A well-known sheep man, who recently
attempted to drive his sheep across the
Wasatch range, found it impossible to do so, on
account Of the depth of the beautiful. His sheen
are now quartered in this valley, where they
may be kept for some weeks.
IN few days the Utah Commercial and Saw
ings bank VIII Introduce in this city the nickel
savings stamp system, TO encourage the adop-
ton of small savings among the children and
working class. They will have an agency. estab-
Ilshed In every ward in the city to sell their |
savings stamps Everybody can then have a |
bank account of their own. Save your nickels. |
THE hearing in the school land contest case
was resumed in the United States land office |
yesterday, when James II. Malin, R. A. McCor- |
mick and Robert Thompson gave testimony |
for the contestants tending to show
that the section in controversy is aeri |
cultural land. The contestants are making ont
q strong case, and it is to be hoped they will !
win.
UTAH need not be strange land to English
men, as the Sons Of St. George was founded To
make Englishmen at home. Kindred spirits like
to hear old songs, to relate familiar incidents
to cultivate friendships by social GATHERINGS
where members can bring their wives. their
daughters, their sisters, or perhaps some other
members sister. Meetings are held every sec
ond and fourth Monday
SAM GIBSON is again in the city, having re-
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time some ore from the Buckhorn mine. Lot
No. goes .999 gold and 1, 9OlSO silver and lot
No. :, 1883 gold and 1920 silver The Buck
horn is dong remarkably well. ellison saws
Dugway is the earth. and thar he has got the Il
down pull on it. Sam is just as humble. how
ever, as when he was poor like the rest of US
SOME time during the present century. the
Petty Larcen'S down the street will awaken TO
the fact that there is place called Deep Creek.
Several months after that occurs. one NAV rea-
sonably expect the sheet to elbow itself i'm ON
a cheap map of the country. The Petty Lqyeeu-
ist is welcome 20 the use of THE HERALD man q
providing it viii give due credit for the same
an innovation that will hardly be tolerated. it
is feared. {
AT THE recent debate between the Murray
society and the Young Mems Lyceum Of
Draper, the question was: Resolved, that tho
American Indian has more cause OF complaint !
OF His Treatment by the People of the Tinted
States than has the Negro The Affirmative )
was taken by Ashton, Lyon and Christensen. of +
Murray and the negative by Rideout. Terrey !
and Stewart, OF Draper The negative won. A I
short programme of exercises followed and a ! /
ball wound up the festivities on the occasion Y
The two societies meet again at Drauer on b
Mays P
YESTERDAY morning a man named Tom Sco+t
became involved in a quarrel with J. l. Passo
an e1-government scout, and it is alleged thar :
ne drew gun on the latter. He was arrested >
and will be tried in the police court to.morrow 9
ID the charge of exhibiting deadly yyeanon
Scott alleges that Passo drew a knife on him Z
md that he then drew his gun to protect hin f
self. William F. Morgan was before .Ipdge r
Laney yesterday the charge of assapI1ins, S
W. A. Bywater last Monday. He entered p
flea of guilty, and as the oGense was NOT an q
aggravated one, sentence was suspended rho c.
5 drunks were Nathan Tears, Mike Conner and
). Malinin. II
CHORAL SOCIETY members should he carafr, 81
bout having their membership tickets to pre- in
ent at the door tomorrow night, as bereaf,or Il
he strictest order will prevail on this noin+ fl
bassos and altos who have been invita5 IL
o join viii be furnished with admission tickets VI
g they are accepted by Prof. Stephens No. Il
opies Of The Spring and "Gilmores chor,s n
selections have arrived 0rices 4oc. and 5oc 10
espectively) and may be had at entrance (Uast W
ate and doors). Separate rehearsals of sac =.
ions Of the chorus will take place almost evarv S o
BY for the next month and all VIII he cow, =.
elled to work or resign. That means effective h,
York for the festival 90