The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-05-24
LOCAL kED OTHER BRIEFS.

GRAND dinner. Saddle Rock-to-day
A SCARLET FEVER flag adorns the front OF
the county Jail.
A LOT OF fine French flannel at q. c. M L,
only 45c per yard.
j. F. SNEDAKER dentist, AZ E. First South,
with T. AZ Clawson.
THIS coming week French challies only 45c.
per yard at z. C. NJ. l.
SEE the new notice from 2. C. NJ. 1. and be
governed accordingly.
WANTED, a good accountant and collector
Address box 262, with references
BEST pianos. Best prices. Best terms At
Coalter 6 Snelgrove's. "a Main street.
SECRETARY SELLS has issued a notary public
commission to V. C. Gunnel, Of Ogden.
BIG rush now on at the Salt Lake Equitable,
30 and 81 Market Row. Look out for it.
BABY carriages, 5. R. Marks & Co. Car load
ofiee desks, S. R. Marks 8 Co. Linoleums, car.
pets. S &. Marks s. Co.
THE best is always the cheapest. Satisfac-
ton guaranteed at James G. Mcdonald Candy
Company Factory, go Main street.
TIE long and slim, short and stout and ex-
ira large men need not pay tailors such prices
when Barton s. Go. carry perfect fits in each
style for half the money.
Tits q noted fact that those suits made to
order at Cutters, So Main, from Provo mills, ali
wool cloth, will outwear three ordinary ready
made suits. We guarantee satisfaction.
TIE Utah Central railway will run Sunday
trains TO Wagner's pleasure gardens as follows
100. $40 and $50 p. m. Take on passengers
as.1 oily
Lake brewery and First South.
ZloN's Savings Bank and Trust Co. will loan
1ou an auxiliary bank to take home. This
lank has combination locks and is ornamental
Wepay > per cent. interest. MILFORD Woodruff
PRESIDENT; Gee. G. Cannon, vice presientd
Commissioner Greenman had a decidedly
light day yesterday, only one or two petty
cases being before his honor. Slowly the
wheels Of justice are grinding and the grand
Jury is getting through with its work. The
criminal term of the third district begins to
morrow morning.
IN THE HERALD's report Of the Democratic
meeting at Sugar House Thursday night it says
nearly one hundred men signed the roll. The
TACT OF the matter is that at the last Congress-
ional election only ninety-six votes were cast
in the large precinct-TJD1es More than four
new members have been added to the popula
ton, and they all went Democrats.
CONSIDERABLE attention was attracted yes.
terday to the show window of the California
wine house. where ten St. Bernard and mastif
puppies belonging to Sheriff Burt were dis
played. The dogs are very valuable, and ,ont
gentlemen offered $500 for the lot. His PROPOSE
ton was rejected, as the little fellows had al
ready been sold for prices ranging from SIG
TO $50
IN Idaho there is now no such thing known
asa retail liquor license and until July there
VIII be nothing to prevent anybody from selling
liquor at retail without license The higl
license law does not go into operation until Jul,
j. and the revenue act repealed the old retail
license law without making any provisions 70
the interim between February and July Ed
THERE will be very interesting meeting o
the Retail Clerks association this afternoon a
$50. in the knights of Pythias hall in the Glad
stone building. There are five delegates to tn
Federated Trades union to be elected, an
other important business will be transacted
All clerks are cordially invited to be present, a
the business is very important and concerns al
interested in the early closing movement.
1t was expected the police would -arres
Richards the Senagambian vagrant, who wa
released by Judge Anderson from the clutche
OF the city authorizes on a VIII OF haDeaS COZ
pus, but il is stated that while Justice Lane
was making out warrant the coon slid dow
the fire escape from Attorney Glenn's Office
entered a hack and drove to the depot, wher
he boarded a train for Ogden. AS there are M
more vags now confined in the city Jail witt
have the necessary exchequer to obtain an at
torney no more trouble is anticipated wit
them.
The savings department of the Stat
Bank of Utah sclicits deposits in any SUI
from 81 upwards. The bank has a paid u
capital of 100000 Its directory is as fol
lows: Heber }. Grant, president; Williar
3. Preston, vice president; Heber NJ
Wells, cashier; Joseph f. Smith, Williar
H. Rowe, Abraham H. Cannon, Spence
Clawson, Elias Morris, Charles S. Burton
Nephi w. Clayton, Frank Y. Taylor, P I
Farnsworth, r. w. Young, H. A Woolley
Send for copy of rules and regulations.
R.CoUGH CORDIAL CURES LA GRIP
Sold at all druggists-50c.