The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-10-11
CALL FOR MASS MEETING DEEP CREEK
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LOCAL AND OTHER BRIEFS.

[ SCARFg No, 20 East First South, sponges.*
BARGAINS in furniture. 5. r. Marks & Co.
LACE curtain 81 per pair. S. R. Marks & Co. =
ELEGANT suits and overcoats at Barton&Co.*
LINoLEUMs and wall paper. S. R. Marks s.
Co.
GET your Utah gold and silver medal butter
from Il. G. NJ. l.
Two sewing girls wanted at II. Dinwoodey
Furniture company.
NURSE wanted Immediately. Apply TO Arthur
Pratt, Hooper block.
FRESH fruits and vegetables at Eclipse Gro
Gerry company, 81 E.. First South.
INSURE in the Home Fire ofUtsh. II. J..
GBANT Co., Agents, with State bank.
THE best fresh and salt meats always on
hand at knight & Co. S, corner State and Sec
ond South streets, J, A. West. Manager.
THE residence of c. II. Jones, at Brighton,
was broken INTO Friday and a set of silver
knives, spoons and forks, and bed spread
We're stolen.
mons Savings Bank and Trust Co. loan orna
mental auxiliary banks for homes. Interest
per cent. MILFORD Woodruff president; George
Z Cannon, vice-president.
a conoRED man was arrested last night for
robbing colored woman, but II was ascer-
tanned afterwards that The man merely picked
the purse up for the woman who was friend
OF his.
JAMES JONES. the HALEY, Idaho. man who is
wanted for obtaining money under false pre-
lenses, is still IN JAIL despite his wife's efforts
10 OBTAIN his release, and an officer Will arrive
here from HALEY to-day Tor the purpose OF tax
ing Jones back.
MARRIAGE licenses were issued yesterday to
the following parties: Jacob AureS aged
IwenJy-three, VALLEY Shambeck, aged tweniy
nine; George 5. Ostler, aged nfty-three, Mary
Ann Langford, aged hfty-two; Albert Butcher,
4gaaar~ Gov
A GANG Of safe blowers broke into the Eoui
table Coop. on First South at an early houl
yesterday morning, ana went to work on the
safe, The bit broke before they penetrated the
door, however, and the crackSmen gave up the
Job leaving a complete burglars outfit behind
them.
OBSERVER SAIIsBURY's report for yester
days temperature is as follows: At $50 a. m
Salt Lake city, So; Baker City, As; Cheyenne
81; Denver, A; Montrose, 20; Miles City, IS
Helena, az AT 1888 j. m.-Salt Lake 65
Bingham q; Ogden so; Logan, SO: Park City
d; Provo IS; Alta. 50; Stockton, 6l.
THE French Hy3pbs al pare do not take
kindly to Marshal Young's order requiring
them TO close up all cribs" Several OF then
returned to their dens Friday and defed the
marshal The latter promptly accepted the
challenge and landed the offenders in Jail. The
frail ones gave security for their appearance to
morrow, ana VOW that they Will not close theil
cribs until the biz. houses are closed.
1HE excursion 10 Denver, winch leaves mere
on the 18th, is attracting great attention. Mr.
Spencer, Of the Union Pacific. says all who &c
via that route will reach Denver within twenty
four hours-a remarkably short run Tourist
sleepers, Pullman palace and dining cars will
be run on this road, besides firsJ-class day
coaches. Tickets are good on either route re
turning. Trains leave the Union Pacific depot
81 6 "a. N. and7 D. N.
SALT LAKE is drawing within her gates II
these days distinguished men from every walk
IN life. The latest notable TO arrive here is MIR
Plan whose business, although peculiar one
mas won Tor him worldwide lame, and brought
him comfortable bank account besides. Mr.
P1an is a teacher OF cooking and baking anC
en- Tough has been published about him in peri.
odicals and newspapers to satisfy even a poll
uclan. The gentleman was ulUl recently the
p.lncpal Of the Chicago School OF Cookery He
Is accompanied by his wife. and 10th are Sc
hlga!y pleased with the city that the apo tie OF
Eoou cook NJ thinks seriously OF settling 90 WI
here, for time at least, and starting a school
OF cookery.