The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-08-16
LOCAL AND OTHER BRIEFS.

GRAND DINNER at the Saddle Rock to- day.
WATER mains are being laidin several places
on Capital hill.
COMPLAINTS of the wholesale poisoning of
dogs and other pet animals continue.
INSURE in the Home Fire Of Utah. h. j.
GRANT & Co., Agents, with State bank.
PROBATE COURT CLERK ALLEN yesterday is
sued a marriage license to z. 6. Rosander and
Annie o. Carlson.
FOR gents summer suit made to order from
homemade tweed, go TO John c. Cutler d
Bro. No. Sc Main street.
OFFICER Sheets last night arrested E. Jones
and James Hill for refusing to pay fare on
Rapid Transit Car.
THE articles of Incorporation of the Gold Belt
Mining and Milling company, were fled with
Secretary Sells yesterday.
DENVER grocers are retailing twenty-one
pounds of sugar for 81. Salt lLakers are paying
81 for sixteen pounds. Why the difference!
lions Savings Bank and Trust Co. loan orna-
mental auxiliary banks for homes. Interest
per cent. MILFORD Woodruff president; George
q. Cannon, vice-presdent.
YESTERDAY afternoon thieves broke into the
residence of Charles Sunbeck, No. $50 Seventh
street, during the absence Of the family and
stole some articles OF apparel.
THE demand for russell shoes still continues.
Spencer & Lynch have made a still greater re-
duction in their stock of these popular goods IN
order to clear out their entire stock.
A SNEAK thief got away with canary bird
and cage which was hanging in front OF the
residence of Harry Margetts on Fifth East be-
tween Third and Fourth South, yesterday.
ACCORDING to universal custom in Unitarian
churches. services have been discontinued in
this city until September, TO give the minister
and members relief from the heat.
THE event of the season. Prizes for swim
ming, baseball, tug-of-war, wheelbarrow, three
legged and othes races, etc. at Syracuse on
Tuesday. Come and have good time with the
Butshers.
ALL parties who do net receive their city tax
notices at their address, can get same by ask
ing at the postof1ce for city tax notice in name
OF person who holds deed to the property. E.
X. Clute, collector.
THE remains Of John Kirby, the foreman at
the Rio Grande yards, who was shot by Sam
Liday some weeks ago and who died on We'd
nesday, were shipped yesterday TO his relatives
al North Platte, Nebraska.
JUPITER PLUyIUS has taken a hand in the
street sprinkling contract and, while his work
is not as thorough as we might wish. it is at
least more extensive than any other we know
OF, and IL does not cost anything.
S. BAMBERGER was busy making out the pay
roll for the carpenters andm asons employed al
hot Springs in building and repairing, when a
HERALD reporter called yesterday. The pay
roll for the work at the springs alone is over
S5OOa week.
PHYLLIS, the Swear old daughter of Joseph S.
and Clarissa Barlow died yesterday Of pneu
lo1,7 -,
Monday st o'clock from family residence, 80.
North Second West street. Friends are in
vited to attend
ABOUT three weeks ago Mr.. and Mrs. E. w
Wilson were both taken sick with typhoid
malaria. Mrs. Wilson is now up, but her hus
band is still Frustrated with consuming fever
1t is hoped that it may have reached its climax
and recede hereafter.
OBSERVER SALIsBURY's report for yester
days temperature is as follows: At 1888 am
Salt Lake city, Ga; Lander, IS; Custer Station
60; Helena, %. At II :55 am.-Salt Lake, g.
Bingham, rs; Park City, 90; Provo, IS; Ogden
5; Alta, -; Stockton, IS; Logan, 66.
ALARGE number of sidewalks Throughout
the CITY, on which work was commenced {
short time prior to the election, has been left il
an almost impossible condition. In some in
stances the belated pedestrian who is abroad
after nightfau virtually takes his life in hi
hands
ANGUS NJ. CANNON, accompanied by his son
Angus, IT., go out TO their claims in the Dugwa,
district tomorrow The gentlemen owl
three very promising mines-the keystone
Cannon and hattler. 1t is expected that regu
lar shipments will commence in about TIVE
weeks.
THE leakage which for some time has bee
causing a decrease in the water supply a
Beck's Hot springs, and the whereabouts Q
which could not be ascertained, was discovers
yesterday and the rupture repaired. 1t was a
the spring head and the water escaped befor
entering the pipe
AT the gospel meeting at the Young Men
Christian association rooms at o'clock thi
afternoon the subject OF missions, as it affect
the Y II c. a work, will be discussed L.
Caldwell leader of the the meeting. A Y. NJ. c
A. member from Oberlin, Will be present an
speak.
THE Cooperative reform club met last ever
Ing in the Plumbers hall for its regular NEE
ing A paper was read by Mr.. Carlton on I'm
versal suffrage, after which free-to- all discus
sion followed. Next Saturday evening Dr.. Pee
Will give a talk TO the club on the best method
of cooperation, which Will be followed by gel
eral debate on the subject.
DEPUTY MARSHAL HARRY EYNoN and wifi
once Miss Ella Beatty, returned from the we'
last evening. The young couple were marie
some weeks ago, but for reasons of their OWL
kept the matter secret until yesterday. Nj
Bynon is well known rs one OF Marshal Pa
sons trusted deputies, and the bride is equal
well known and popular.
AT about II 80 O'Clock last night some Peep
who were passing the Utah Carriage company
shop at No go South, West Temple stree
noticed that the place full of smoke, an
on breaking open the doors found the door al
partition in the rear room on fire. An alar
was turned in, but the people who were on u
scene formed bucket brigade, and before u
fremen appeared the blaze had been exit
seuished The loss is nominal.
THE business mems excursion TO Salina L
morrow morning leaves the Rio Grande Yves
en depot at s. 1t will be heavily patro
lied, ana each one going will return with exa
ideas of the wonderful Sanpete country. Eat
guest Will be presente with a souvenir badg
The representatives of the different railroat
will meet at the Rio Grande Western ofice
7:45, and march to the depot. Helds band "
be in attendance during the entire day.
A GRAND Scandinavian Democratic meetir
will be held Tuesday evening, August is, al
O'Clock. The speakers will be c. 2. Larso
Bernhart Hansen, o. j. Petersen, c. A. Ca