The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-11-01
LOCAL. AID OTHER BRIEFS.


SCAHEE, ~ l.. fIrSL SOuN0. preSCTlpGlOlS.
BARGAINS in furniture. S. 4, Marks s. Co. =
LACE curtain 81 per pair. S. R, Marks & Cos
ELEGANT suits and orercoats at Barton&Co.*
r. R. ELLERBECKs coal office, 49 e. First Sos
LNo1EUHs and wall paper. s R. Marks &
Co.
ELECTION day is near and here is Success to
Democracy.
all wool stockings with double knees for
boys, st Cutters. 50 Main.
FRKsH fruits and vegetables at Eclipse Gro
Gerry company, 81 L., First South.
INSURE in the Home Fire of Utah h. j.
Grant & Co, agents, with State bank.
ON Wednesday the retail clerks will have
DAn which promises fair to be a rare success.
FOR shoes, underwear misses boots, etc.
save money by buying OF Barnes, Lewis & Co. r
THREE arrests for prostitution and one lone,
Torn drunk completed the police record at mid
night last night.
THE mail carriers are completing arrange
ments for their grand ball, which Will be given
a short time.
THERE will be singing by quintette of male
voices at the Unitarian church services this
morning in the theatre.
ALL the ushers engaged for the Gilmore con
certs will meet in the large tabernacle on Mon
day evening att o'clock.
THE Canadians of this city are taking steps
10 form Canadian society, and IL is expected
that meeting will be held soon.
MEMBERS of the Salt Lake Theatre Concert
orchestra are requested to be at rehearsal to-
morrow evening, at $3.50, at the theatre.
THE Democrats of the city will receive the
election returns Tuesday night at the club
rooms. New York or Ohio-which or both;
FORT DOUGLAS is anxiously waiting for bids
TO light the post with electricity. Meantime
negotiations TO furnish that modern commodity
nre under way,
THE Woman's Christian Temperance Union
will meet on Monday next at p M at the eX-
change, ~ West Second South street. A large
attendance IS requested.
MARRIAGE licenses were issued yesterday to
Frank l.. George, aged %, and Joanna NJ
Bryan, aged 20; Jefferson ID. Wilson, aged 3d.
ana Sarah Rands, aged Is.
IONS Savings Bank and Trust Co. loan orna
mental auxiliary banks for homes. Interest
Ter cent. MILFORD Woodruff president; George
& Cannon Vice-president.
THE City Democratic Central committee
quarters The regular monthly meeting of the
club will be held the following evening.
THERE are messages at the Western Union
telegraph office for w Hutchings. Moreton
Eleven Captain C. H. Maddox, (two); II. Mar
cott A. L. Trivett, l.. +. Wells, W. ,. Edwards.
LADIES of the Woman's Relief Corps are re-
spectfully invited TO attend reception 10 be held
at Mrs j. w Sarrelfs, 81 West First North
street, on W 6QIcSOdy, -NONSu4bSL 4, lIOu 1 70
p. m.
AssIGNEE's sALE-Fifty mantels for sale
cheap at Sears & Liddles warehouse, in the
rear of p West First South street Nathan
Sears assignee OF the Foote Refrigerator and
Mantel company.
THE report of st. Marks cotillion party was
left on The HERALD hook in the Western
Union telegraph Office by one of its reporters.
but it never reached this office 1t appeared,
however, in the Tribune yesterday. Rather soft
snap that.
THE annual dinner of the Canadian Ameri-
can Halloween club, which to have been
held last evening, was postponed on account of
the death of Miss Jennie anderson, who had
many warm friends among the members OF this
well-known and popular organization.
THE Sons of ST. George announce a sociable
TO be held at the Temple of Honor hall on
Wednesday evening Some fine vocal and in
Strumental music talent will be there and
very enjoyable time is expected. The public is
cordially invited to attend.
A PORTION OF the scafolding around the cor
nice on the Dooly building was cleared away
last night, and the splendid effect of the hand
some copper cornice was admired by all. The
copper work will be left in its natural state and
the action of the elements will only add to its
beauty.
YESTERDAY afternoon an old gentleman
named Perkins who resides at Pleasant Green
was driving along North Temple street in a
buggy. when his horse suddenly SHE'D, upset
ting the vehicle. Mr.. Perkins was dragged some
distance and was badly injured about the head
and arms.
HENRY WELSH, the unfortunate Rio Grande
Western brakeman who was so frightfully in
iured near Schotield on Friday, was still alive
at last reports, although but slight hopes
# his recovery were entertained. Drs. Pinker-
on and Fowler amputated The crushed foot
Gst above the ankle in the morning.
OBSERVER SALIsBURY's report for yester-
day temperature is rs follows: At $500 a m
Salt Lake. =; Baker City, =; Cheyenne, -;
Denver, Helena, =; Lander's, IN Miles City,
=; Montrose, At IL :55 a m.-Sait Lake IS;
Bingham, SO; Ogden, 81; Logan, %; Park City,
80; Provo, AZ; Alta, %; Stockton, 20.
GOVERNOR WEST will be one of the invited
guests to address the Scandinavian Democratic
meeting tomorrow evening. This is in contin-
uation Of the series recently inaugurated by
that enlerprising club, Hon. f. S. Richards and
Judge Judd having preceded him. The inter
esting programme Is announced IN another
place.
THE remains Of Mrs. Captain Van Orsda E.
who died at Fort Logan near Denver a lew
days ago, arrived here over the Rio Grande
Western at 80 p. III. yesterday. The body was
at once removed 30 the residence OF the aunt OF
the deceased, Mrs. Charles Crismon, No. 544
Fast First South. The funeral VIII be held al
The residence of Mrs. Crismou at ii a. N to-
Gay. Friends invited.
ON Friday Mrs. Zenora Hopper went before
Commissioner Greenman and swore out COM
plant charging J. b. Taylor with forcbly en-
terinS her cabin in Middle Fork Tooele county,
on October 60 thereby damaging her in the sum
Of SO Deputy Marshal Bush went out to
Tooele and arrested Taylor, who was taken be-
fore Commissioner Greenman yesterday morn
ing. The commissioner set the examination for
November i, and the defendant was released
rpon giving bond in the sum OF S30J to secure
his appearance at that time.
SHORTLY after o'clock last evening team
OF powerful horses attached to q farm wagon