The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-05-03
LOCAL AND OTHER BRIEFS.


ATTEND Cohn Bros. enormous bargain sale on |
Monday.
Two good paper hangers wanted. Apply at
e. Dinwoodey Furniture company.
BEST pianos. Best prices. Best terms. AT
Coalter Snelgrove's "a Main street.
WHITE china for decorating at Galloway,
Hoock & Co., 80 W. First South street.
MCCORMICK & co. received yesterday: Han
auer bullion, S3,375 silver and lead ore, $500
IT is said that blonde druggist will figure |
as the correspondent in the Keysor divorce suit. |
INSURE in the Home Fire Of Utah. FL. j.
Grant & Co., agents, with State Bank OF Utah-+
In the Third district court yesterday John
Stacey, native of England, was admitted TO
citizenship.
LINoLEUMs at S. R Marks g. Co. Lace cur
tains at S. R. Marks & Co. Baby carriages at
S. r. Marks & Co.
WELLS FARGO & CO., shipped yesterday
Silver bar, Sl,1SS.7O; gold BAR SbOOOi ore,
SO, 7S2.71. Total, SOS, 92l.4l.
FOR fit, durability and style, Barton Co.'S
J sly suit surpasses any S25 merchant tailor suit
made in the United States.
PRESIDENT HARRISON is coming, and Spencer
Clawson Co have just received large con
signment of decorating bunting.
TWENTY-FIVE per cent off all boots, shoes and
slippers for one week, at Salt Lake Equitable,
30 and 30 First South. Commencing to-day
THERE are messages at the Western Union
telegraph Office for Mrs. L. G. Clark A. Erie O.
George b. Wheaton c. Collins andJ. w. Curran
SERGEANT SAIIsBURY's report for yester
days temperature is as follows: At 5:33 am
Salt Lake city, IS; Fort Custer 80; Fort Wash
axle, 40; Rawlins, a.
GALLOWAY, HooCK & Co., successors to
Hoock & Clawson, are showing nice line OF
china cut glass; lamps, brlc-a brac ETC., at their
new store, No. S5 w. First South street.
IT is noted fact that those suits made to
order at Cutters SO Main, from Provo mills, all
wool cloth, will outwear three ordinary ready
made suits. We guarantee satisfaction.
THE members of the Welsh Sunday school
will attend the funeral services of the late Major
Bynon to-day, and will meet at the Grand Army
hall at 1890 prior to repairing to the residence.
WHILE party of children in City Creek canon
were standing on a bridge made of saplings to
have their photos taken, the bridge gave way
and the whole party INDUCED in a sudden bath.
FINEST quality of English worsted suits, in
full dress, Prince Albert and getaways, for SIS,
$50 anG S35, equal to the finest merchant tailor
made suits for S45, 500 and So at Barton &
Co.
JAMES G. MCDONALD left for the east Friday
evening to attend the confectioners' convention
al St. Louis and to gather the latest ideas for
the remodeling OF the candy factory on Main
street
NOTICE to gas consumers; The gas will be
turned OF from Main street to-day. Parties
having night lights and self-ighting burners
will please see that they are properly turned
OF. Z. Il. Dyer. manager.
lions Savings Bank and Trust Co. will loan
YOU an auxiliary bank to take home. This
tank has combination locks and is ornamental
We pays per cent. interest. MILFORD Woodruff
president; Gee. Q, Cannon, vice-president
THE wedding of Miss Vina N. Walsh, of
Raysville. to Mr.. John Nash, of Salt Lake city,
took place at Logan last Wednesday, They
were accompanied to Logan by Mrs. Nash, Mrs
Fish and Mr. Fred Fish, ali of this city, on Mon
day. A reception viii be given Mr.. and Mrs
Nash at the home of the groom in Salt Lake
city.
TIE funeral services over the remains of the
late Major i. NJ. Bynon viii be held at the resi-
dence Of the deceased on Third South Street.
between Fifth and Sixth east this afternoon at
9 O'Clock. The services viii be conducted by
the Grand Army of the Republic, and great
mary worlingmen viii pay their last respects
10 the deceased.
GARFIELD BEACH excursion Commencing
Friday, May /, the Union Pacific will run one
special train each way between Salt Lake and
Garfield Beach until further notice, leaving
Salt Lake at p. m, and returning, arriving at
Salt Lake al 5;S5 p. m. D. E. Burnley. General
Agent. To-day, Sunday, special train for
Garfield will leave at 10 and return at 1890 x
SHOOTS new pleasure gardens in Sugar
House drew good crowd on May day, who
greatly enjoyed themselves Owing to some
misunderstanding the Utah Central failed to
send out train as advertised TO leave at mid
night and Mir. Smoot had to rustic all night to
get the people back to town in conveyances.
This was the only drawback to the successful
opening Of the new grounds which will enter
the lists regularly hereafter for popular favor.
a HORSE kicked out the dash board and got
his foot tangled in the singletree of a light
buggy in front of THE HERALD Office yesterday
afternoon. The two men who were in the buggy
were paralyzed for while, but managed 10 col
lect their scattered senses enough TO get out of
the buggy. With the aid OF few well chosen
cuss words and little muscle, the horse was
unhitched and his foot extricated. The usual
crowd of small boys and buns collected and
from afar it looked as though dog fight was
going on.
THE trial of the case of William NJ. Ferry VS..
Andrew Lundin ct al. was resumed in the Third
district court yesterday morning. This suit in
wolves the ownership of the North Pole and
Northland mining claims, situated in Uintah
mining district. Summit county In their ans,
wer the defendants deny that the plaintin has
any interest in the property. A number of wit
nesses for the defense were examined, and the
trial will be resumed tomorrow. In the case
Of Thomas knight VS.. The Deseret National
bank Robert Owens was allowed TO interviews
FOR some time past a Mrs. Gleason has beer
in charge OF the furnished apartments over the
Times Office in Commercial street. A few days
ago she disappeared, and at the same time a
friend of hers named Irvine. who has been in
the insurance business, was missed. The
parties owed good many bills here, and OF
course their creditors became anxious 10 locate
them. The matter was reported TO the police
who have made efforts TO ascertain the where
abouts OF the pair. but without success, and il
IS now generally believed that they skipped
out toge Their with the intention of defraudinf
creditors.
WHILE the cities of the east and Europe are
in fever of agitation bordering upon riot ovel
lsbor questions, everything is quiet and serene
in Salt Lake. Last year the brick and stone
masons gave notice that after May eight hours
was to constitute a days labor and the scale o.
prices was to be as follows: Brick and stone
uasons. s. a day; plasterers attendants S35
per day; hod carriers, S. % a day; brick wheel
ers IS per day. The bosses agreed TO meet thi.
demand and the matter was all settled month.
ago and yesterday the men went to work on The
terms stated. None of the other labor organiza
tions made any demand and they are workin.
nine hours a day and for the same wages as las